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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-21

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Milesburg,
Pa, says, CAS- a speedy cure for
coughs, colds, Group and sore throat,
One Minute Cough Cure is unequaled
1t is pleasant for children to take. I
heartily recommend it to mothers. /"
II is the only harmless remedy that
produces immediate results. 1t cures
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
throat and lung diseases. 1t will pre-
vent consumption. G. NJ. Shamalia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-21

Meeting every first day, at 10. 30 4. NJ.
for Bible Study. At II A. NJ, meeting
for Worship.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28
Excursion to Shell Beech.

Backward, turn backward, oh Time in
vour fight.
Max. me child again, just for tonight.
Last Sunday the Steamer
Mabel, Capt Henry Mouret
in command, sounded the alarm OF
the departing hour at 5 o'clock a.
IN. As merry party was aboard
as ever graced steamers deck
all feeling fine and anticipating a
royal good time. The twenty miles
down the Teche were covered and
the excursionists landed after
a hearty breakfast at CharentOn
Shell Beech.
The occasion was simply a days
outing, organize under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Max Levy. Quite a
number of the Board of Trade mem
bers taking a prominent part. 1t
was also made the occasion to in
spect the route and look up the ad
vantages of the manya-year-ago
proposed Charenton Canal. Con
gressman BrOussard was a mem
ber Of the party by special invita-
ton to look up these letter feat
ures.
After various and sundry amuse
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28
A Negro
Killed.
Asleep Under a Cattle Car.
His
Left Leg Was Crushed and
He Died,
After the Limb Was Ampu-
tated.

One of the most dangerous
places in which to enjoy a nap, is
beneath train Of cars. even il
there be no engine attached tC
them. A negro boy, named Alex
ander Cook, is now of this opinion.
having, unfortunately, learned it
at the expense of one of legs. 1t
seem that Cook, from his own
story, was sleepy and the cool
shade under cattle car which
was standing on a side track near
the west limits of the yard, invited
him to sleep there. He yielded, and
when the gravel train which
engine No.543 was coupled, backed
up to couple on to the cars, one of
which he was under, the jar of the
coupling sent one wheel over
Cooks left thigh skin bone, terri
bly, crushing them. At 8 o'clock on
Tuesday morning, as Soon as the
accident happened, reporter
from this paper went to the de-
pot and found Cook lying on grav-
ell car No. 5965, with log Of wood
under his head, his body being on
a plank. He said his name was
Alexander Cook, that he was from
Bayou Sale, but came from Nor
gan City that morning; that he
was very sorry that he had left;
that he was seventeen years old
and was in great pain. He called
for a drink of water and glass
of Ice water was brought him from
F. A. Streck's saloon. He was
then lifted, plank and all, from
the car and placed on the platform
of the depot. Df. Woolf then
came in answer to phone mes
sage. and ask HIM where was his
from. II come from Morgan City,
but am from Bayou Sale. Oh
Lord please don't hurt me Doctor"
While the Doctor did not say so
we think he must had the leg
amputated.
Conductor J. Conrad, said the
accident could not possibly have
been foreseen. That the train to
which he coupled was very long
one, he was up toward the front
and of course never suspected any
one to be asleep under the cars to
which he was to couple. That he
greatly regretted the circumstance,
but that he had simply backed up
to effect the coupling as he had
done frequently before. The en-
gineer on the locomotive was HaM-
ed Stanley Barrios. We judge
that no blame can be attached to
the train crew.
LATER:-The negro died a few
hours after the amputatiOn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28
The Iberia Gun Club.

The Iberia Gun Club met On
Wednesday night at Messrs Brous
sard, Dulany and Dunbar's office; as
the lights were out of order they
adjourned to the market house get.
ting down to business. Mr.. A. B
Romero was appointed chairman
of the meeting.
The resignation of Mr.. S. G.
Harry as captain was then read
and excepted.
Mr.. Geo. Cousin was then elect
ed captain; Mr. j. s. Putnam asst
captain; Mr.. L. f. Lallande secty
and tres. and Mr. U. Landry asst
secty and tres "A. Cousin, O. G..
Dupre and U. Landry were ap-
pointed a committee to draft the
bylaws.
The ways and means of enter
tanning the Franklin Gun Club,
who are excepted here on August
9Th, were discussed.
L. F. Lallande "A. Landry and
r. F. Clere were appointed the
committee Of arrangements; o. G
Dupre and SelviO Broussard the
reception committee;L. F.Lallande,
S. G. Harry and j. f. Break were
appointed the handicap committee;
having no more business on hand
the meeting adjourned.
This club is in a prosperous con
dition, having 43 members on the
rolls among whom are some of the
best shots in South Western
Louisiana.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28
He Was Henest.

A Judge down in Kentucky de-
serves to go to the head of the
class. He charged a jury the 9th
er day as follows: "If you believe
what the counsel for the plaintiff
has told you, you will give you
verdic.d for the defendant. But i
are like and me, don't believe what
either Of them said, / don't know
what YOU willdo. .uLEx.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28

A reign of terror certainly exists
IN New Orleans and has existed
since the murder of the two police
men by the negro Charles.
The question is, when Will this
bloodshed be stopped? Just as the
Mayor and the citizen police had
bettered condition somewhat We
learn that it has broken out airesh.
As p. m. the following telegram
from the city of New Orleans, was
received.
New Orleans, La, July 27, 1900.
E. F. Millard.
New Iberia La,
A Sergeant killed and corporal
wounded by negro to day at 4 p. m.
Negro arrested SAID to be Charles.
Great excitement prevails.
MERCER S. FELL
Manager Cir. Dept.
Mr.. Fell is one of the editors of
the T!mes-Democrat, and 'hls news
is of course, only too reliable.
We regret this fresh killing, for
it will only enrage the populace all
the more and for the next few days
stories of terrible crimes will fill
the papers. The negro Charles may
be said to be the Tuan of New Or
leans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28

ments, the ''boys" entered upon
their ''play'' to vile away the
hours of the decllng day. The
lake was peaceful with hardy a
ripple upon FITS bosom-at least
till agitated by the splash of a
picnickers's unceremOnious plunge,
induced by his comrads, so hastily
taken that he did not take time
to even leave his watch or jewels
with a trusted friend. Many a
hat iOated upon the bosom of the
deep" Many a fine pair of shoes
lost thler squeak. Many a pair
of trousers lost their crease. The
involuntary bath became cOnta
geOus and wet clothes were quite
the fad. Some saved their linen a
wetting by tlight-a few ran a
bluff-a very few were spared.
The homework trip was taken
up and the party was landed at
the New Iberia pier in good time.
The fostering kindness of darkness
allowed many a hero of the day to
wend his way home without being
made conspicuous upon the strees
having had most delightful
day.
Mr. Max Levy was the organizer
of the party, and deservesg reat
credit for the manner of earring
out of de tails.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28

Miss Lillian Colomb of New Or
leans is the charming guest of her
cousin Miss Isabella Marine.
Little Quinta Mestayer and her
brother Master Felix have left on a
visit to friends IN Lafayette.
Mr.. L. A. De hommer. the tick
clerk Of the So. Par. R.Co., at this
place left this week to visit his child.
rem inPlaquemine, La.
Mr.. J. A. Fagot returned on
Thursday from Cooper's Welli
much improved by his trip. He
went out to spend some time on his
farm in the Petite Anse vicinity.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28

| The IBERIAN is out for news. al
the news Of every kind fit to be
published, that we can crowd into
our columns, and when one of Oul
reporters on Saturday afternoon
boarded the 2.2O east bound train
had finished reading his It'd. and
saw gentleman prominent in the
rank of the Wimberly Republican
faction in chair near by, he cross
ed over, greeted him and said,
"Well, how much of an interview
on the coming camgaign are you
good for tO-daye',
"None," replied that gentleman.
II do not know anything" How
ever, under promise that his name
would be with held, he replied to
these questions as follows:
"Who will be the probable Con
gressiOnal candidate OIL the Re-
publican ticket in the Third dis
trict this year,"
ssThere are several names men,
toned, the more prominent being
f. B. William, J. H. Nc Call,
and Jules Godchaux. There are
plenty"
"Whom do you think has best
chance for the nomination."
'It is difficult to say. Possibly
F. B Williams has shade the
best chance"
''Will there be a split in Re
publican ranks this year, or will
the Wimberly faction support
the Lilly White nominee?"
"There is no question as to the re-
gulars supporting the nominee. 1t
will be a very active Campaign
perhaps the most active the state
ever saw"
"Will F. B. Williams be able to
carry st. Mary!"
ssOh yes! He made an excellent
state senator, is clean, strong
man. The campaign committee
will not lack funds to make the
campaign a brilliant one. The
Republican candidates chances
are good in this district because
the majority of the best element,
are Republicans. The fact is the
planters of the Third District are
anxious to show their gratitude
to the Mckinley administration for
the tariffs. l think we can count
Ascension. Assumption, Terre-
bonne, st. Mary, Clcasieu, and
Vermilion, which gave
Pharr HOO majority in 1896. The
Democrats will probably carry
Iberia, st. Martin, Lafayette, and
Cameron. LafOurche is evenly
divided between the twO.r
"When will the campaign pro-
ably open upe"
"Probably in September. Say,
isn't that a beautiful field of ricev
And the conversation. drifted to
other channels.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28

A Goth century dusky damsel was
overhead saying: "Mrs Colbnrn
shore do talk nice, She talks just
like, me cepin she don't say taters
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28

BORN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
Mckay on Wednesday last, a fine
baby boy.
Mrs. Jake Emmer, of New Or
leans accompanied by her two
children, are visiting in New Iberia.
They will return tomorrow.
Miss Marie Campbell, after a
months absence visiting at differ
ent places is expected home to
morrow.
Miss Isabella Marine has return
ed home from pleasant stay o.
| several weeks in the Crescent city
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28
| o,sr the Question of Bond
For
I. Morinas Dugas, His
Counsel,
Gaining Him to be an Epl'
leptic.

"a Thursday afternoon at abou
"a an interesting debate tool
!. he,ween Hon. r. +. Brous
- oue of the attorneys repre-
..,,,ue Mr.. Morinas Dugas now II
iii charged with the murder o.
4. oeohew. Mr.. Marcenas Dugas,
,,d District Attorney \. N. Mul
II, IS to whether or not the PRISON
!, .bould be granted bail on bond.
Tho accused was brought into
,.art a few moments before the
ne began. HIS factI showed, ithe1
~ ELECTS Of Illness OF of terrible
mental suffering or of both. Judge
LA Breaux came in to listen to
IL srguments.
Hon. R. f. Broussard said sub
,un,lslly: the accused has not
stly 6led the petition for an lnves,
ijs,,lon into bis condition, and filed
! sA6dayit that epilepsy is hered:.
~ hs father having died during
III Of epilepsy, but has annexed to
IAst petition the afidavlts. of num-
scus persons who have seen him
hs epileptlc fits. He has annexed
N afiiaylt OF Mr.. Syple who there
y aales that during the 33 days of
htDngas) Incarceration that Du-
u hss bad II of these attacks; al
ntha affidavit of the accused de-
ihnug that be was subject to attacks
aepilepsy once or twice month,
II since his Incarceration he has
~ them u often as one every three
~
"a July 10Th, Doctors H. A.
sg, 7. J. Woolf, G. J. Sabatler
". ]. Enmer were commits
sasd By the court to examine in
eNf. Dugas's condition and to re-
ft. Thrfe are the reports in sub
ses:
n. Emmer found Dugas suffering
symptoms of epilepsy and
Dlghl hIs Incarceration to be the
lliag cause Of the frequency of
eee attacks, since his confine-
asatin jail. The more frequent
q paFoxysms the more danger
se b Of accidents and believes IT
asesary TO intervene early before
y nesvoas system has got into the
sulslon habit, otherwise the re-
evl' of the cause may produce no
aAltr
u King reported: "Mor.nas Du-
: ~ good health, he gives
~ ot having had attacks of
We believe that his pre-
environments and mental coli
= aaY increase the frequency
alsacks, but do not believe
confinement in the parish
= aangerous to his life, or will
bis general health, AS to
- cr epdanger his sTlife.'
Moolt reported Dugas to
- tne appearance of man
g years OF age IN good
His heart, lungs and other
sie normal. Upon inquiry ]
s ssld Dugas, uotwithstand.
~ sppafent coed health, has
'ef some years a sufferer from
y nervous affection known
H'psy." Thinks if attacks
- l'eqaent, this increase may
'lhnsed to reflection over
- done, as we'll as confine-
'ae more frequent the at.
sofse tor HIM, eventually
ldlocy or Insanity.
snslef reported that le
y e. Ducas symptoms of
pasoxismal nervous dis
= when severe and long
\ apt to give rise TO men,
siioa." Otherwise to the
kaovledge sir. Dugas is
nd his Incarceration
esa'e in increasing the
he paroz ysms.D
.sd then took the pos
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-28
$500
Will Buy AND Pay
Good Sewing Machine
WI, ,;oI l,o- n1o,, f,et C1occ Nonditio,,
Which has been put in first Class

ofer allow the
MACHINE the PUt-
CHASER YEARS Providing the NEW MACHINE
B ORTTE)
We arrangements with MIR H. ERSkINE of Rochester,
line First Glass
SEWING MACHINE
repaired at small cost All
ORTTE We keep hand Attach
makes SEWING MACHINES Now
Don't SEE THIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-02

ern lambs. 81 500S5 80. -
Cincinnati. Oct Hogs dun steady 81 T50x5 Is cat
9s - 'SqS4s 80 sheep dull. Sass 70 Lambs easy So 70
East Liberty Oct Cattle steady. extra IS 6OGS5 S.
1ewer prime assorted medium weights IS 6O9s5 Is;
1orkers 80 oSGSS 60 heavy hogs s. 50GS5 So pigs
qla4ty S5gSo 50. Workers and Erassers
- 2ogS0 80; roughs s. 506S4 90 sheep lower
choice wethers - lO$4 20 81 5OGs2 so; choce
lambs, - !Sgso common 70 good 50 2JQS4 30; veal
East Buffalo Oct Receipts-Cattle 22s cars: sheen
aha lambs % cars; hogs. IS Shipments-Cattle s.
cars. shsep and lambs. % cars; hogs. cars Cattle
nulce oareiy steady. common. 10l l5c lower.
PEST smooth rat export cattle desirable quality 5Oa
= 90 good 70 best s. l0dS5 81 shipping steers 4O
choice butcher steers 5OS4 10 good ~ hest AZ
GS+ SO good best tps~ 5oGS4 -: feeder bulls
3 l0gS5 York state bulls 81 JOdS2 -;
helIerS, S44S4 90 fair 10 good do So 50GS3 80.
COWS good to best So 25GS3 10 do fair 81 T5G
y 20 feeding steers. good extra 5OdS4 10. fair
calves Michigan. choice 10 50 5OGS3 80;
bulls 81 iSaS3. calves good So 5OGS4.
gan hefers So 5OS3 So; Texas. So COWS
choice TO extra good. bag, SO6S60 good choice SGT
ASK; sprngers. choice 70 S42GS5Q: and
poor cows SlsS2C. and springers good
choice So 50dS7 heavy fed calves. So grass
aS3 90 sheep and Laubs-Prces dropped 15125c. Bulk
or lambs sold s. O6S5 Is few sales IS 23dS5 so.
% extra native dambs, s. 15GS5 % good 20 choice
S5aS5 10 common to fair, S4GS4 75 SHEEP Mixed choice
% extra 50 75q$4 good 70 choice So 5OgS3 70. wethers
extra. s. l5aS5 % Hogs lower; heavy. s. 659S5 727
mixed s. 555 g. mostly IS co. workers. s. 505 80.
s. 40 grassers s. 4oaS5 So roughs. 81 5oaS4 90;
IS 1904: close steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-02
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Tivarnool Oct I.-C1osing Beef-EXtra India mess
prime mess nominal. P0rk-Prime mess
western quiet 7Os. Lard-Amercan. refined, in pals
Am 3qs 3D. prime Western. IN uierces. nrrr Sss Sd
Haus~Short cut 10 70, firm AS Bacon-Cu5lbeI-
Land 10 short I'D, - %
firm sos s.: long middles light. 80 % % 10 sey
46s: long middles heavy, 30 20 40 To- STEADY as
backs 70. iSs, clear oeLiIes
- 70 is 10 arm ShouldersSQuare, i 10 IA ID
aasv 32s Cd Cheese-Auerfcan. finest white ara cor
sred firm 54s Sd Tallow-Prime city nominal Aus
Italian In London firm 2s %. ClttOnseed oNHulL re
e. Noverber- April quiet 21s %. Turpenriue-Spirtts
G-Itet SCs Rosiu-Comnon firm. IS Sd. Hops-At Lon
SC1 Pacific Coast steady - 5sQf3 Is Lnseed OIL
TTlu s5s Eutter-Uaitsd States finest steady e3s 90
800 Petroleum, 6esd Peas-Canacian
Quiet IS id. Wheat-Spot quiet; No 2 red; western
winter Is AID: No Northern spring, os SO S2
FsItFor,fa Gs quiet December, Is : id
E-ab-1Iar is 8ssd Corn-Spot quiet American mixed,
80 4s 9l3d 40 old AID Futures quiet November
Is ind: December. Is 1sd; January Is l07@d Flour
e. T.7us fancy winter steady IS Cd The imports OF
$50 S-or Atlantic ports last 1890 centals,
I'D the ir1norts OF American amounted 10 sOl0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-02

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--Yo-z. October !, 1900
CJFFEE-Ths market Brazil coffee futures was -
local except fr-le foreign selling -e
0-e-l-E steady unchanged prices TO decline OF .
points with a 1000 bags the cali business
ruled dull The market showed feeble undertole
From opening trEnsactt9ns UP TO noon there "s
sale r. lots. 500 bags july FOR the Re
a. the session business was very slac snq l
entire transactions reached total u but $500 bags
tendency the market the result OF con
rn-E heavy receipts Rio ard santos. unsatisfactory
European Brazilian cables absence OF public spec
uLat!ve interest dull trade In the spot article II
TIE oren market closing more or less nom
ma an the SAC no Rio invoice lots tU-
from Amsterdam reported the amount y Gomez
Efosr and the East t'r Europe q toto basS
shipments from Java and tre East for the United states
900 stocks T=c0ulteC. show an increase OF
~ $50 FsEs Santos. September 90 steamer
&ew-rissns. coo bags steamer Laurak-
ha- 1900 Total warehouse deliveries in the
week Just ended were 1885, bags
against hays and -61o5 bags the same
week a year ago Of former amount New-Tork re
ported 7a52S bags Santos receipts were $4,000 bags
for the week compared with 900 last week and
the week year Rio receipts
aggregated Sc COO against 10000 The previous week and
year. Rio shipments ID the United states,
10000 foz the week Europe 14o09 Santos ship
STATES g O00 to Europe, 1900.
Bahia Ee=klr receipts. 1900: stock. p COO
range 81 prices III The local market to-day
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-02
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains New York foot q Chambers St.
q. fnlI-Ss ana 3 minutes earlier from ". 23d 81.
o M m Daiy-SoIid train for Buffalo. AR. ?. n
Einrhar1ton Wavery. Elulira and Bradford Coaches
~ -ier ar and cafe dining 70 Buffalo
a. nj r-Dafly, except sundays 70 Etnghazrton
OV2ago Waverly Elmra and Delaware Valley points
,I9 70 part Jervs Monticello Pullman Paror Cars
> 3O n "a DaiIy.-Chicago Limited-Fast rail-solid
., ~,i~aro arriving 20 p Art Cleveland Z 20 a
leepers 70 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
80 D n. Day--Bufialo and Cleyeiana ExIress-err
@ 10 - m: Cleveland 1880 Sleepers Buffalo
q TX ~ n pafLv-Sold train for Bngharnton- Waver-
Iiy,t-a C1Icaro Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago cIncn-
TTIIrz-FTS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
SSSf%f6DATIOGs az III 10 26I 40i and 93I Broad
- IA F,ast f25th and 2T3 West 125th St. Chambers
w.. 9s5 ferries 833 and $50 Fulton
o. Pros5Tsv brooklyn. River St. Hobokea. and
$50 Ci-v station York Transfer Co calls for and
cbsrIg baggage destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-02

ETALs-The market for metals exhibited very little
symPahy wi,h tay2rsbIs adyiSes from ahT2aa aa5
no material change Lake copper ruled dun SIG 5og
Is sac n during August Pig ron warrants we're Very
o1 at ~ Lao ana sTeIteE We're au- al . 81 2
was = "ss2 l= and for SPse5 8 FL from
our naret which ruled STEADY at unchanged prices Tor
ra0lasses syrups firm unchanged Quotations
l4a1se 600 aZ pIlrne SgSe; Ne"oTIsaaS open js
aS S ear l'a i''' s0o' i'a-' prime -i''' ''''
OCEAN FREIGHTs--1n the market for sail tonnage
the offerings limited. Rates quotaby
unchanged. For steamers there increase in the
demand, and rates in some trades appear easier Quota
Rrs+oi 10 sd Ith sd Hull I'd 10 Ne[rcase ga
AJMerP 80. ~ parIiss - Zoo ~ te' sz6C.
London oate Be.
oIs.cotqnssed oil was in very dun condition and
ehned petroleum was unchanged ianseed 81 steady.
IS Is cottonseed oifriTe crude b5ls nominal prime
prime waiie 4C9 &C prime winter ye2w' 57&
Calcutta raw 76e. Western nseed quoted &c under
IsIoNs-Everything in The provision line was
product feature in spite Of large receipts Chicago
continues good strong position grain
re c5s 40 SsgP 4r ne hef pIi5S e one 5
ghicago received 10000 hogs and expected 10000 on
FoRK-Fir1 quoted: Ness $l&Gsl4 family slggS16 90;
BE
Qs9 80. family $40 5O@$1l packet SlOaSlO extra
India mess Sl6GSI7. BEEF HAMS-Quet; quoted
Ct S2oqs2l DRESSED HOGS-steady quoted; Bacons,
52se; $50 n 7'-c, i6o n 17ze; pigs IS SIT
AEALS Picked bellies hrT1; quoted; smoking bellies
dull quoted Glzc Picked steady. quoted
90 Q10S4c -TAILCW-Seady city, 47sc. country.
- a. &C.. I4AFD-Firmer; quoted 7675zc- city
lard firm; quoted 7.30c- Refined lard firm quoted;
South America $500; Continent, 7s5c Brazil kegs so
Compound firm; quoted city. 64< 169sc Western. 646
essc--.--s TEAEtING-Quiet; quoted: Oleo 7isc; city
RICE-There was a fairly active sales movement in rice
circles with oleraby steady undertone Prices. how
ever remain as last quoted Quotations follow Domestic
common 70 u" fSir 81 gAtse; tslr 70 good 4ssI5c
5i4cj Japan. 4%G5c; Java, 4Aa4Ac. Rangoon in bond
262iac
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar presented no
material change IN particular ruling quiet but firm
unchanged list prices Concessions stu the rule
hard grades and shading OF softs. Quotations
follow Cut loaf crushed 655c doinoes and mould
A 640cs cubes ana xxx powdered, 63oc; powdered.
coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 65c; Eagle con
feetioner graduated Goo Eagle coarse extra hne N
Eagle fine graduated STANDARD graduated and Diamond
A, SIDE: conf4ctioners A. 595c Nos !. and 3 5sOc.
No 4 5I5c No 5. BOO: No g. 560c No T. 5o0c; No ..
Il. a. IS and Gable advces from London We're
not encouraging friends Il the local sugar
trade quiet with prices barely maintained
o. i01zd for the Novern
her local hrm at nouinaly
unchanged prices the basis q &c for centfuFal 4c
for and FOR noasses Stocks continue
light offerings with buyers the above basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-02
OTHER MARKEr@BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 1-Cattle-Receipts ., 600. including
Westerns and Generally about steady
IOc lower: butchers stock slow Natves-Best on sale
s. So prime steers 50 4o4
s. poor medium 81 5Og$5 20: selected feeders weak
50 s0dS4 mixed stockers slow 70 loo lover. y ~
81 65 COWS 81 1884 - hefeTs 81 8qS5 Gamers sc
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