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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

g%enannte n@lte 6of BON 6plIunb," Der pom
@rdfen Wilbelm II. %geitiftet purbe unb Der
bic Sibungs1dle Der 6eiben &ammern Der
8eierdl tdaten 1opie ben e6emaltgen J}it@
~teriadl entbdlt. Nuf Dem plaBe bor bieIem
9ebdube, eineT tapeQenG6nlinen 3iegel>
bau aus Dem Is. Sabr6unbert, tpuroe 1919
Der nieoerldnbiI9e Staatsmann So6an ban
Slben6arnepelOt ent6auptet, Der als 55iibrer
Der Observation-Disclosures partei 1909
ben 5nOlfid6rigen 8affenItGitonb mitGpaz
MEN abf9loB, in ben Strettigteiten Der 90
mariIten unb Mrminianer ben %erteren T4roff
entgege11trot, BON Morib BON Sranien beg
@tngriffes in feline &e9te als Statt6dlter
bef9ulbigt unb nit 8. @rotius gum Sobe
berurt6eilt tpurbe. Cine G6nlide rgruIelige"
Se6enspiirbigfeit 1T bas alte, i'm Sabre
1875 reftaurirte @efangenent6or, ipo i'm
Sabre 1872 bic 8riiber Cornelius linb Soz
ban be @ttt, BON Der oranif9en 9artei gez
itiir5t, gefangen ge9alten unb i@lieBli3 pom
P0bel a"errifen purben.
Der &unit getpei6t 1T bag BON Grin3en
MoriB bon 3ufau er6aute nMaurist6uis"
om PlaB plein, bas cine ausge3ei9nets
Sammlung BON @emdlben Der 6oadnoifdsn
S3ule ent9dlt; ferner bic tDnigli3e Mufifz
f9ule, fotpie bas BON @ugel erbaute 5roBz
artige @e6dube fir &itnite unO WiKenIauTz
ten nit einem nd6eau $500 Menf9en faffenz
ben Saal. prin5 Wil6elm I. lit Dlr6 5pei
Stanobilber, barunter Elm ebernes Jasiterz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

itanbbilb, bas Dor Dem t0nigli9en Salais
ltebt, bertreten, unO mitten i'm @tlGelmsz
part er6ebt ii9 Elm tolpffales 9enfmcl gum
anbenten an Die 9efreiung 9oIunbs BON
Der fran5DTf6en 9errf9aft. ltnpeit Oes tDz
nisliden palais Iiegt Der prin3efiinnengarz
ten, Der f4Onite inn !9aag.
Den gr0Bten 3utpa9s unb bic meiite 9erz
I9Dnerung er6ieIt pie @tabt in ben leBten
Sa9r5ebnten bur4 anle9ung breiter Struz
BEN unb ben Nnbd4 iAOner 2%anb6GuIer Der
inbif9en y3abobs i'm @tl6elmspdrf, an benz
Wege na9 S9ebepingen unb fiibli9 brm
n9uus'fGsn 8ui41 Crbst gof4D, einem
Dem 8erliner Sbier9arten dbnli9ea 9art.
2ebterer grenot brett an bic @tabt uno e1t~
bdlt bic prd6tigIen Nqeen, ipeiterbin oi9tsn
Walb, i90ne Sei4e, einen 6irf9part unD
bas i'm Sabre 1647 erbaute t0niglihe 2anbz
baus r9aus i'm 8uf9" (6uis ten 8oI9), in
befien a6tedigem, 6errli9 .ge:naltem Oraz
n~ienfaal 9~egentpdrtig Die 5riebensconferen3
tagt. @s liegt an Der Gttabe mad 9oarz
ldem, etna cine Meile BON Der Stabtgren5e
%entfernt. Som n9dus i'm 8u19" lit es nur
Elm &obenfprung na3 Dem biitoriiGen Ort
Riisptif, Der bur4 ben i'm Sabre 1897 a6z
gef9loTenen 5rteben 2ubpigs XIV. nit
@nglunb, ben NieoerIanben, Spunien unb
Dem 9eutf4en &ei3 berii6mt geporben 1T.
9en Namen r6dag", eigentIi9 g Sage,
franaDff4 ia Sape", Die 9ede, ftammt BON
elmer l1nfrieoi9ung, tpel9e Der erIte @raf
bon 9olIanb um iein Sqgbi4lOB bate 5ie9en
lufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
3tunlf g~etst) So. anl1rgnnp.- 5t141nntrr FL.

namentli9 in Der Transportation l~eiitete,
tpel9e iegensrei9e pruftifhe Sbdttgfeit er
bier entfaltete, 1T melt iiber 9euti9lanbs
8renoen 6inaus befannt. Nrm unb Get9
BEL u9en feline beriibn1ten Nugenbeilanitalz
ten in Miin6en, SegernIee unb Merun.
Ser bDbe Nrat bebanbelt bic @rmen UNI
entgeltli9; ia fe6r bdufig tommt es Oor,
baB er Bel ieinen arnten putienten nod
finan3ieG na9bilft. Sein dratli4es 80n=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

Dem 8arpn W~tGIidm 8aGborf
6'4 It org be 6 a lie f9eint, troBbem
er Ieinen a~0eligen Stammboum Bis in's
af3graue Wittelalter 5uriidfibrt, bod bas
unoblesse oblige" ni6t nit in's blaue
8lut iibergegangen gu fein. Wie Elm e9ter
&rGnler BON Der Sorte Der @pu(bs un6
Stockholders i9o9ert er i'm ieben 6eler,
ipel9en bic Steuerbeb0rbe ppn ibm fprbert,
unD meint, obglei9 er fait fein gan5es rie=
itges @infpmmen aus Seem Oort be3ie6t, er
brau9e bort feline Steuern gu sa6en, 10
LANCE er ni9t bort no6ne. Sin mertpiir<
bigger NnIpru9! Sci Der fortI9reitenben
Nnbdufung Der groBen 8erm0gen tpdre es
ia oenf6ar, baB Elm ean3er Staat i9lieBz
li6 einem @in3igen gebOrte, Der auBerbal6
tpp6nte. Damn 6dtte Der Stdat, Der bas
Gigent6um i4ibt unb bepa6t, feline @inz
na6mequelle unb miiBte bas @ei9dft aufz
geben. = @liidli4erneiIe 1T Die Seem Yorz
fer Steuerbe6Oroe felt geblieben, unb Der
Baron BON ei9enen @naben mub 5ablen,
tpenn au9 INNER nod tpenig genug nur
$4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

feierte am 20. Npril nit Ietner 9enabltn,
elmer geboreusn Yrin3eiiin Maria Soiefa
BON 8ragan5a, oas ftlberne 9o93ettsjuz
bilGum. Mm 20. Npri1 1874 purbe bas
bObe puar i'm S@IOiie &lein6euba4, Der
Refiben3 bes SiirTten bon 2Openteinz
@ertbeim : 8odefort, fir8lt9 b~erbunben.
Sn elmer iiberaus gIiidli4en G6e lebenb,
fte6t bas bo6e paar jebt OOr benz Is. Sc
od6tniBtage Der @bei4lieBung.
!9er5og Carl Sbeobor 1T aGs a~peiter
Sp6n aus Der G6e bes !6er5ogs Mariz
milan Spief in 8aDern NIT 2ubooita
Wil6elmina, Der %iiingiten SCOOTER bes perz
epieten a0nigs Murimilian l., am 8.
NuguIt 1889 in pOfenbofen am @tarn>
Berger See, benz reiaenb g~elegenen Suit
i9loB, geboren. @r erbielt cine f%or9fdlz
ti9e Grsiebung unb but als S6erft i'm 3.
gbeoaurlegers z&egiment nit Mus3eihnung
an sSelb3ug 1870/71 t6eilgenommen, See
BEN Ieiner uuf Nusbilbung fir bas Miliz
tGrfa9 eeri1teten Sugenoer3ie6ung 6at Der
9er3og f9On friib5eitig Neigung gu nil
feni4aftli9er 8ef4dfti9ung ge3ei9t. Sea-
mentGi9 piOmete er feline 3eit benz @tuz
blum Der Natur>Wihenf6aften. @elegent@
li9 beg 4OOiG6rigen uniperiitdtsz Subj
lGums 1872 tpuroe i6m bic 9oftorniirbe
honoris causa perlieben. 0as Stubium
Der Observation-Disclosures eripedte in linn
ben @6uffens@- unb Nifenstrieb NOD
mebr, unb Der Bring penoete ftb Der &uz
aenbet(tunoe au. @as ct ais Mugenar3t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

ftidte Uniform bes Mtniters geboten
battle, Oargeitelt gu fe6en. 90 eri9eint
Stephan bier ais Der i'm &ei4stug ite=
6enoe, nii9tern unb p6ne aGe5 9atbos
portragenbe &eOner, uber boiler 2e6enbigz
felt uno N~uturpabrbeit. 9inter benz Muz
nltment rugt Elm ibm afs StiBe oierenz
Der @Iobus, iiber ben Der Mantel geiporz
fen tit, empOr, pG9renb am 3unDfedel Der
Statue 5tpei iugenblt9e Mdb9engrfalten
: Die 9oit unb Selegrap6ie berTinn5ilbz
li3enb ii4 einanoer iinnig be 9dnbe
rei9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
@00@ @.

uttb beHen Satin NbeG6eib, prinseiitn
BON 2Openitein : 8ertbeim : Ro4efort, gez
boren. 0te 9er5ogin, ebenio aus9e5ei3z
net bur9 2iebenstpiirDigfeit tpte burb Ser
3ensgiite, Ite6t ibrem @utten in Der Nusz
iibung Ieiner dr5tli4en pruris uls cine
treue unb gef9idte 9elfertn our Seite. Ser
gliidliden @6e iinb fiinf &inber entiproiz
fen: prin3eiiin Sophie, bermdblt nit benz
@rufen SDrring : Setten6a4, prinaeIfin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

men in @%erbinbung nit Dem firfli6en
neutrality-suspicious. fat linn ale 9er3en
erobert.
Seine 9uttin, prin8eifn Maria So
fefa, Die aus benz 9auie 8rdgon5u
Itummt, lit am 10. MGrS 1857 gu @9loB
8ronnba9 in 8aben als bas pierte Sinh
bes am IA. Nobember 1866 beri torbenen
prin5en Miguel, Snfunten BON ,portugul,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

Der S1GfnOifer 3neis Der
r8ranb 4rmb" bat 10 cben Isin pgnz
cdmpment" in Camille abg.hGlter. SIN
Der b~ortigen purabe Der alten &dmpfer be-
fanOen iih iiber ~5tpeitauIen5 Munn, tnb
$4,000 p%eriOnen f6auten gu. sir tauz
ieno S3ultinber mar cine 9rpBs Sribiine
erri6tet, BON Der aus tie ben @eterunsn.
aIs biefe bOriiber5ogen, f90re 2iebcr fans
gen. Die nGranO Nrrnp {. TIE Republic"
3dblt gegenpGrtig 342,275 MitgIieber. am
8ablrei4iten it ite in foGgenbea bret @tans
ten: Netp Yort 36,517, 9ennIplbanien
36,258, SlGtnois 23,597.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

G1iTubetb 8alerie, 9rin5eiiin Marie, 9rin5
2uOpig Nil6elm unb Prin5 Sran5 SoTef,
9eroog Carl Sbeobor mar in eriter @be
permdbGt nit Der Prin5elfin Sophie Marie
6rieOerite, So9ter oes Oeritor6enen &Dz
nigs Sobann BON @u6ien; na4 3tpeiiGbz
riger, gliidli6er STE itarb oiefe. Nus bic
fer @be itammt cine prin3eiiin Nmalie
Murie, Die 1892 ben 9er5og Wil6elm BON
ura9 9eiratbete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Stlberne hohseit oes Perso9s Carl
Gbeooor in Bayern.

6er5og Garl S6eooor, ber Senior Der
ber5o9lt4en 2inie bes 9auies Wittelsha4,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

8eim Sii4en auf Dem @abn%
o%Dnniaer See Bel Neuen6urg baben
bier 5if9er ben Sob gefunOer.
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RELIANCE ON THE
DOLLARS AT HOME
Our Market Responds FeebIy
to Good Foreign News.
THEN. UNCLE SAM SPEAKS
HE WILL ANTICIPATE NOVEM-
BIER INTEREST ON BONDS.
UP GOES THE MARKET IN A MERRY DANCE
The Speculative ndustriaIs Are Most AZ
fected. The Most Notable Movement in
the Railroad List is that of Bur-
Iington. Changes in Cot
ton Are Small
ton Are Small

New York, Oct. 10.-The demand for
staple cottons shows no signs of falling
away, and has again been larger than
sellers have been willing to accommo-
date Heavy brown sheetings and drills,
without actual advances are still tending
upwards. Bleached cottons not easy to
buy in New York at the full prices.
Coarse colored cottons strong, with up
ward tendency. Staple prints tending
against buyers, cloths strong, narrows
advancing 1-16 to 1sc per yard. Wooden
and worsted mems wear fabrics quiet.
Jobhing trade good in all departments.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Oct. 10.-The stock mark
ct oday demonstrated in Il striking man
ner it's reliance ON the domestic money
situation and its Indifference to the
events in foreign lands. The London
market advanced prices under the lead of
Kaffir mining stocks, in which there is
a merry speculation, based on the as
sumption OF the early control by the
British Government Of the Rand mining
district.
The local market responded only partly
to the improved quotations from abroad,
and more than lost the opening gains
before the end of the first hour. Then
came the announcement from Washing
ton of the decision of the Treasury De
partment to anticipate the November
interest on Government bonds without
discount, and that of the entire fiscal
year at a discount of two tenths of one
per cent, about the regular rate on
Government bonds. The response was
prompt and emphatic, prices rising with
more appearance of strength than for
long time past.
The gains ranked from | to over per
cent. in many active stocks. The buying
was undoubtedly in large part due to the
covering of short contracts by the bear
interest, which has been considerably
extended during the last few days on the
apparent continuance of money string
ency.
The speculative industrials were most
affected, including those in the metal
industry The most notable movement
in the railroad list wasathat Of Burling-
ton, which rose an extreme rs. When
the demand from the short interest was
satisfied prices began to sag again, and
with the exception of sharp bidding up
of Sugar to the top level in the late
dealings. the close was inclined to heavi-
ness. The action of the Treasury De
partmeDt on its face offers something
like $26,000,000 for the relief of the
money market and over $4,300,000 of
this lis without discount. The amount
provided for immediate release how
ever, is only about $1,500,000, the pay
ment of the balance of November 1st
interest being fixed for weekly periods
up to October 25th. The extent to which
this privilege will be available of is a
problem, but a years experiment ON the
same lines did not bring striking re-
suits. The anticipated interest last year
was that due on October 1st and No
vember LIST, so that this years offer is
greater by more than $22,000,000 so far
as interest is concerned, but last year
the Government anticipated redemption
of $14,0O0,000 of Pacific Railroad
bonds in September, and increased its
deposits with the depository banks by
$2S,000,000 in September and October.
The Treasury was paying out money
freely then, while this year the Govern
ment surplus is constantly taking money
out of the market. On the whole the
relief offered by the Government to the
money market appears rather meagre
by contrast with last year when the
rate for call loans was at no time over
o per cent. during the crop moving pc
riod. The call loan rate worked rather
easier today, though the majority of
loans were made at 10 per cent, the
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maximum rate. In time loans, lenders
were more willing to give accommoda-
tiohs Tor short periods, whereas, they had
been holding out for the six months pc
ROD. The rate for all periods continues
at D per cent. The money situation,
however, was distinctly easier and the
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank
Oh Germany, as well as the continued
receipt of gold on balance by the Bank
OF England Indicated progress toward
recuperation. Nevertheless sterling ex-
change here held firm and French and
German exchange advanced a fraction
Inc bond market continued dull and
changes in prices were mixed. Total
sales (par value) S2,035, 900
United States As declined Il in the
bid price.
The total sales of stocks were 49, coo
shares, including Atchison. preferred,
800; Burlington, IA, 400; Rock Island,
l4,f6o; Louisville and Nashville, IA, 2T5;
Manhattan, 10,350;> Northern Pacific,
ZOO; St Paul. 1880 Union Pacific,
1850; Union Pacific, preferred, 1000;
american S. & W.. 23,050; American
Tobacco, 34,1T0; Federal Steel, 1880;
National Lead, 5,0S4 Peoples Gas, H.
$50; Sugar, 54,156.
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COTTON.

New York, Oct. 10-The statement of
the Department of Agriculture came to
hand today, but failed to seriously dis
turb the preconceived ideas of bulls or
bears. In fact the market did not vary
as much as one> point following the an
nouncement at midday, this being q
most unusual occurrence. There was a
goodly number of outside buying orders
in evidence at the opening and these, in
connection with bullish Liverpool adj
vices, sent prices up to 8 points on the
call, burt after few moments of firm
ness, prices went off rapidly to below
last nights figures under heavy liquida-
ton and a bad slump in the English
market From then until midday both
sides gave attention almost solely to the
strengthening up of struggling accounts
preparatory to possible unlocked for fea-
lures in the bureau report.
The announcement that the condition
of the crop on October LIST was 62.4 per
cent, as against $50 on September LIST
and 1914 October LIST, 1898, was received
in 81 most matter of fact way, almost
with Indifference, although the trade had
been keyed up to high pitch of ex-
element under the impression that
something was in store. In the after
noon the market was irregular and
systematically active; prices, however,
kept within narrow limits. The close
was barely steady with prices net one
point higher to 3 points lower.
The crop, statistical and other news
from the belt was generally bnllish, but
exerted little influence, having been dis
counted or overshadowed by the confu-
sion of ideas on the Bureau question.
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct. 10 Cotton futures opened
steady at the advance.
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New York. Oct. 10 Cotton futures opened
steady at the advance.
LIYERPOOL,

Spot cotton closed quiet, lilo lower; middling
uplands IN; middling gulf IL; sales l019
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UHIcA9o, October !
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Olosi

Cash quotations were as Follows:
Flour easier; winter patents $s.55a3.65; do
straights s3.l5a3.35; do clear -; spring
specials s4..U; hard spring pat, s540a3.7O;
soft 81 90a3.20; bakers Ss.O0a2.60. Wheat-No.
2, spring -; No. spring 66a7O IL; No. red
70 1-2. Corn-No. Q, 3l%a32. Oats NO. 2. 22Aa
2Ik; No. 2. white 25a26; No. white 81 LA
rs 10. Rye--No. q, 56a564. Barley--No. 2,
SSaS9 IL. Flax seed-No. |, 1l6. Prime Tim
othy seed 81 IS. Mess pork, per bbl., $7.75aS.2)'
loose, $491a5.25; dry-saited shoulders, boxed,
6%06k Short clear sides. b,xed. S5.65a5.75.
Whiakap 81 %
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. O., October l0.-Furpentine
firm at 48 I-2a49; receipts SO.
Rosin firm at 90a95; receipts 226.
Crude turpentine firm at $l.5O, 81. 80; receipts
IA.
Tar firm at SI.30; receipts 109 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. O., October lO.--Turpentine
firm at AZ l-2 sales - casks.
Rosin firm; sales barrels. Quote: A, B,
@, ID, e, 80; f, 95; G.. $l.O5; H. $1.1O; i, 81. 20;
K. Sl.25; ID, $3.50; " sl.95; g. $2.45 w W. 3.20.
SAVANNAH, Ga, October l0.--Turpentina firm
at 497a19 l-2 receipts BOD; sales $40; exports 202
Rosin firm; receipts 4,525; sales 1854 !; exports
?, l4l. Quote: A, B, @, ID. e, f, SlO0; G, $l.l0:
Fl, Sl.20; |, M.25; X, $3.50: nj, $1.65; N, 81 90:
z, $3.50; W W. S3.40.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YoRK, Oct I0.-3 p. M.--Money on call
firm at 4al0 per cent: last loan ut A
cent. Prime mercantile paper 1-2a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
In bankers bills at S4.861as liz for demand,
and at S4.S2a4.82k for sixty days. Posted
rates 81. 80 l-2a4.83 and 4.87 IL. Commercial
bills 81 8Iaf.81z. Silver certificates 58a59. Bar
silver 58k. Mexican dollars ~. Government
bonds easy. State bonds inactiyeg. Rail-
rad bonds irregula-.
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[I!l!!!l Q |! /! I!

NOTICE.
Durham and Northern Railway Com
pany.
Portsmouth, Va, Oct. Sth, 1899.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Durham and North
ern Railway Company will be held at
the office of the company in Raleigh, n.
c., on Thursday November 9th, 1899,
at Il O'clock, m.
J. NJ. SHERWOOD,
Secretary
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills, Oct. 10.-Decidedly low
err quotations from Liverpool and
heavy increase in the visible supply made
wheat heavy today and caused a decline
Of 1a to 9sc. at the close. Corn was hrm
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and closed y to 4c. higher. Oats closed
shade higher. Provisions closed a
shade to 715c. lower
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Raleigh and Augusta Air Line Railroad
Company,
Portsmouth, Va, Oct. Sth, 1899.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Raleigh and Au-
gusta Air Line Railroad Company will
be held at the office of the company,
in Raleigh, n c., on Thursday, Novem-
Der 9th, 1899, at II O'Clock, a. m.
j. NJ. SHERWOOD,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NUITlJE.
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company
Portsmouth, Va. Oct Sth, 1899.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad Company will be held at the
office of the company, in Raleigh, n c.,
on Thursday, November 9th, 1899, at
10 O'Clock, a. m.
j. NJ. SHERWOOD,
Secretary.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take. easy to operate. csc.
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LIVERPOOL, October I0--4 p. M.-Spot cotton
moderate business, prices l-32d lower; Ameri-
can middling fair lb-32d; good middling
3-16d; middling B 3l-32d; low middling
2j-32d; good ordinary 1882; ordinary
I3-82d.
The sales Of the.day were I0, 200 bales, OF which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
cuded $500 American; receipts LOCO balef, in-
GLIDING l8, 200 American.
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IS 10. Rye--No. Q, 56a564. Barley-No. 2,
3Sa39 IL. Flax seed-No. l, 1l6. Prime Tim
Lard per 100 lbs, s5.2S.a5.50. Short rib sides,
loose, 81 91a5.25; dry-saited shoulders, boxed,
6&@6k Short clear sides. b,xed. S5.65a5.75.
Whiskey Sl.2
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, October 10.-Eiour quiet; win
ter patents s36Ja3.S0; do. straight $3.50 03.40
Minnesota patents 3.95ai25; do bakers S2.90a
$40; winter extras s2.55a3.00; do. low grades
S2.20a2.40.
rye -four steady; good to fair $500.
Buckwheat flour quiet, easy; new $2.25a2.40.
Buckwheat steady at 57a5S.
Corn meal qui,t t; yellow western so.
Rye quiet; No. q, western Sc
Barley steady; feeding 4la43; mating 46aH.
Barley malt quiet; western 55a65
Wheat, spot easy: No. 2 red III; options,
March 795T; May SO; December 76%.
Corn, spot steady; No. 2, Az; options. May
Oats, spot dull; No. 2, 20; options nominal.
Beef quiet; family sl0.5D011.50; extra mcss
$3.50; beef hams s2i.t0a2 20; packet ss.2jaSlOOO
city extra India mess S14.50ai5.00.
Out meats firm; picked bellies 66S; picked
shoulders z; picked hams 8Aal0k. .
Lard easy; western stespled $S.77H; city s.;
refined steady; to the continent $3.50; COM
pound 5kah3S
Pork dull; mess SO. 25a9.75; short clear SIC. a5a
11.75; family sli.50aai2.0O.
Butter rong factory dal6; western creamery
1924; imtati-n creamery IL l-2a22&; State
dairy l6a22.
Cheese firm; large white Tx.
Eggs frmer; State ana Pennsylvania Fl Ra32,
loss off; western. ungraded, at mark, l5al9.
Cabbages dull; Long Island SzaS550 per 100.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; cotton by steam
26 Id; do. grain -.
Potatoes steady; Jersey sl.OOa1.4O; New York
s1.25al40; Long I.land Sl.25a1.75: Jersey sweets
S1.75a 100; southern sweets S1.00a125.
Petroleum firm; renned rev York, 1887
Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50: do In bulk
$6.a0.
Rosin steady; strained, common TO good ST.
1.27 1-2.
Turpentine firm 1T 81 1-ca52.
Rice steady; domestic, fair to extra 43Fa7A;
Japan 4%a55s.
Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude Is;
crude o mills Hal8; prime summer yellow
29a3); of summer yellow 30; butter grades
30; prime winter yellow S0a32; prime white 2Sa
20 I-2.
Tallow firm: city 4%a4% .country4s<.
Peanuts firm; fancy hand-picked 1-2ae Ia;
other domestic 1-oa5.
Molasses quiet; New Orleans, open kettle
good to choice, 32a36
Coffee--Options, October $3.50; December
81. 80; spot Rio steady; No. invoice 5sz No.
jobbing Ga; mild dull; Cordeva 6Aatl4.
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining IL is; CEN
trifugal 96-fest, u mosesas sugar It'd; re-
fneu unsettled and inactive; mould A 5 7-16.
granulated lie.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. I0.-Elour dull; west
ern super s2.3502.45.
Wheat weak: No. red, spot and October
n I-2a7lk; December "A I-2a74A; Southern
wheat by sample 65a72 1-2.
Corn easy; mixed, spot 3SasS14; November
37%a3s; November or December, new or old,
36a3sk; January or February s5%aae; Southern
NOats steady; No. white western, new, 29a30.
Rye firm; No. nearby 60a60 IL.
Butter firm; fancy creamery 24a25; sto e.
packed l4a16; rolls l5al7.
Cheese firm; large l2Aal3
Eggs firm; fresh l7alS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-11
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. l0.-Cotton futures
OTHER COTTON MARKETS

OTHER COTVON MARKETS.
Galveston. ste ady, tx, l7,474 bales.
Norfolk, steady, TX, 1882 ozIes.
Baltimore, nominal, TX, - bales.
Boston, steady, 6-l6, 1903 bales.
Wilmington, firm, IA, LATE bales.
Philadelphia, quiet, l-2, " bales,
Savannah, firm, 81, 6,40l bales.
New Orleans. quiet, 8 10 10, 27,12l bales.
Mobile, quiet 81, 2,19l bales.
Memphis steady, q, 1858 bales.
Augusta, s.eady, z lie, 1884 bales.
Charleston, nominal, Z, 1877 bales.
Cincinnati, firm, IN, l,44l bales.
Louisville, demand good, 1-2, - bales.
st. Louis, steady, ~, 1,075 bales.
Houston, quiet, l-l6, 80 ,062 bales.
New York, quiet, IL, 800 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON
RALEIGH, N. O., October 10
New cotton .,........... ...... k7G72S
Receipts 1876 bales: Market quiet.
PRODUCE.
Grown chickens ..........s........ 20 d25
Young chickens. ....t...........u.... l2H@HK
Eggs ............ .................... IL 0l3