davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-13

Mr.. ]. NJ. Maroney, of Star City, is
ia the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-13

Mr.. W. H. Van Wort, s prominent
insurance man, OF Dallas. Texas, is
calling on his local agencies today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-13

The Piue Bluff team of shooters
returned from Fort Smith this
morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-13
CITY ITEMS.

Imperial Lodge K. of P. meets to-
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-13

10. hesdache is cured by Hoods
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-13

Jake Berry, a negro was locked
up this morning ou a serious charge
County Judge W. d. Jones is tht
possessor of a handsome new folding
desk.
II you want any thing from Il
drug store and want it quick, tele.
phone Walker Drug Co,
Miss Flora Robinson is visiting
her cousins, the Misses Niven, at
Rison.
Sulphur Springs water delivered in
the city daily. One gallon every
day for % cents per week. Telephone
old phone al, 3 rings. If
Mrs. Joe G. Meyer is visiting rela-
tlves in Hot Springs. She left for
that city Thursday morning.
Call on P. Nj. Kilroy. 2l7 2nd ave-,
for all the latest novelties in Bicycle
sundries also repairing promptly
done.
Miss Helen Rosenberg leaves Sun
day for New York. where she will
spend the remainder q the summer
with relatives.
Kindling wood delivered to any
part Of the city for $l.00 pei load.
EzELL sTAYE 90. Telephone or.
ders receive prompt attention. If
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A delightful dauce was given by
Miss Angie Merlo at her home in the
East End Thursday night. Full
mention Sunday.
Walker Drug CO., keep standing
ready at all times horse and BIZ
eiele for quick delivery of any thing
ordered from them.
Misses Jewell Altschun and Bessie
BEen, OF Little Rock, returned home
Thursday afternoon. after spending
few days pleasantly with friends
here.
When in Hot Springs stop at the
Bloomington Hotel. 324 0uachita
avenue. Rates from s. to s. per
week. Mrs. 2. e. Green, Prop. ST
Judge John M. ELLIOTT. P Postmaster
Louis Altheimer aud Fred Harrs, OF
this city. attended the funeral OF the
late Judge John \. Williams IN Lit
tie Rock THURSDAY.
Gail on p. NJ. kilrey and see the
Chainless with automatic coaster
and brake, also eAain wheels With
ali the very latest improvements. k
MFR. NJ. NJ. Markle, a well known
attorney and Mr.. w. d. Cobb, 4
prominent mex sp tper man, ofJones-
boro. are in the city today. Mr..
Cobb is editor of the Jones boro
Times.
L. NJ. kilroy has received large
shipment OF Morgan Y Wright Tires
aud is now prepared to meet ST
Louis and Chicago prices. k
The new Democratic State Central
Committee meets for the first time
today in Little Rock. Mr.. d G. Bel
il one OF the personnel Of the new
commit &c, but being in the \ ,rtf
will not attend.
Misses Ruth and Julette Welsh
two pretty misses, have returned
from d visit to Capt. Il. l.. Madlina
and family at Madd ng. They Were
most pleasantly entertained ne
hospita ably received.
ssHungeI Is the best sauce.
Net soE2e people are never hungry
and they get weak and sick. Hood
sarsaparila helps such people. /
creates good appetite, gives diges
tive power and makes the whole bod
strong.
id. heedache is cured by Hood !
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

tily sung. the jokes without the cor
nsrs showing signs Of wear, and the
orchsstration far above the average
The quartstts singing IS prime fea-
ture. In tbs clio the songs, dances,
musical acts aud comedy sPecialties
are of an exceptional character.
This audiences will depart at the con-
Olusion OF the performances With the
conviction that for once IN their lives
they have seen q show that produced
what it advertised, and that they have
received their moneys worth.
Look out for Gorton's Worlds Best
Minstrel Band in = MONDAY concert,
on Thursday, Feb. 10th. Seats go on
sale Monday. Prices are only %, S5,
so ami 70 cents.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
sale


Good minstrel shows ara always
popular, and Gortoa's Famous New
Orleans Miustrsls form one of the best
burnt cork combinations that has
taken the road since the time when
Jack HSverley was in his prime and
Billy Emerson's jokes were new.
The performance given by this most
excellent company is highlyapprecis
ted everywhere, the laughter and ap-
plauss being almost continuous, the
magnificent new first part being q
revelation, in that the songs are pref
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
z 2
SS@SSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSsSsSs
EAT The GRAND. (

That superb young tragico-romant-
10 actor James Young, sgsin held tbs
center Of the stage at the theatre last
night, snacting the title role Of Lord
Byron, with the same peerless hlstri-
onic abilities displayed the night be-
fore, though an artist Of his rant,
might we'll have been disgusted and
allowed himself to play with careless
''laiSsez allsr" to such a small and di-
minutiTs audience, yet, in justice to
said audience, it should be recorded
that it certainly was appreciative, and
the many fine points Of the play were
vigorously and enthusiastically APP
plaudsd. This end OF eacn act ELECTED
its we'll meritsd curtain calls.
Rda Louise Johnson did her work
az CountesslV arioli as clsverly as ths
previous night. The passionate scene
Of love OF the third act and the highly
emotional parting Of the fourth act
In tete-s-.e.s with Lord Byron scored
the hits Of the evening.
The bslAnce Of the fine support was
at Its beet, chief among whIch may b.
mentioned e. Won Berggrup, as Baron
Nubsnfelt and Thomas Lawrence in
the dusl role Of Tom Moore and
Ameid, a Turkish spy. Grace F
Wolyin made hAaasome Lady Jsr-
sey, sni most entertaining hostess
to that cbsrmiSg cotsris Of artists.
1tisto be regretted that such high.
class plays and players we're not bet
ter patronized. One night Only would
have packed the house. However, those
whose good luck it WAS to meet Mr..
Young and Miss johnson and that en-
tertainin9 arctic explorer, Won Berg
grun, are not sorry that they had 70
remain in ths city two days. A change
OF bill for the, second might would
have proven profitable, say, Hamlet,
for Instance.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Herrmann its name that Is in
separately linked with the myst,fying,
the magical and the supernatural
Magicisns may come and msgiciaus
maj 60, but the Hermann name sticks
to fame ard the top notch like the
links Of a ehain. No more mystifying
parsonage has ever Appeared before
ths public than thissams HERMANN
the Great Hsrrnsnn-who has as
founded the whole civilized world with
his marvellous fests OF lsgsrdsmain.
The Great Hsrrmann will appear at
the opera house Tuesday, Feb. 18Th,
ana present numbsr Of new and in
teresting experiments in sleight-of-
baud phenosnsnA. Hermann il re-
nsrkably adept In slsght-of-nand, ths
supreme test Of the magiCians' kill.
The palming.of billiard balls, cards
coins, in fact, all sorts OF things, is a
positive delight to the bsholdsr when
performed BY this most wonderful Of
men. Several sensational illusions
are also incladed on the programme to
be presented in this city, illusions so
astounding as to create a belief in the
weird and the supernatural, and to
sonfouud the performer with the
Prince Of Darkness himself. sOlaret,
the wonderful dancer, and the four
Luciers are the vaudeville features Of
the attraction. Seats are now on
sale.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

You need to soa Jim c rter's "In-
yestigator.D
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
SheriR's Sale.
GEORarA- alvnn County.

GEORGIA Giynn County.
Win be sold on the first Tuesday il March,
1863, at tho court house door in said county,
within the legal hours yof sale, 70 the highest
bidder, Tor cash, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
All Of that lot, parcel and stock OF goods,
wares, merchandise and personal property sit
uatcd and located in said county and state, in
the city Of Brunswick therein, and IN thar GER
tain two story brick building in said city known
~ Numbers.206 and 206 ~ Monk street BrRns
wick, Georgia; said two numbers OF said
building comprising one double store on the
southern side Of Monk street. sails stock OF
goods and personal property comprising such
articles OF groceries and liquors as are usn Ally
contained IN an ordinary grocery store and lid
uor saloon; and each and every article OF such
therein contained and personal property in
said building stored and contained; as well a.
all the store and bar fixtures in SAID building;
shelves, counters, bar counter and bar
hxtures; one national cash register;
aud In short each and every articleof stock and
fixtures of every character and description in
said storehouse; also one one horse delivery
wagon and set of one-horse harness; also one
bay horse about eight years old, about fifteen
hands high and bought by John Nerukt from
John G. Green, Said property leved on as the
property of the said John Neruk In his possess
SION, to satisfy two mortgage executions ont OF
Glynn superior court, one in favor OF y. }. Ltss-
ner for 1922 20 principal besides interest and
costs, and the other in favor OF George Neruki
for 81 $4,000 principal, besides interest and COSTS
Iuasnuch as tho said stock of goods wares,
merchandise, fixtures and personal property are
difficult and expensive to move and TRANSPORT,
all OF the said property win be sold without car
rying aud exposing the same before the door of
the court house on said day. Prospective pur-
chasers can view all OF said property at any
time by applying to the undersigned; all OF said
property being located and stored at said Num-
Der eos and Number FOG Ia Monk street, Bruins
WI. BERRlE
Sheriff, Glynn ounty, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
TONIGHT

The o. aemAa-warrsn Co. 81 he Opera House
Tho return engagement OF The above
clever company q artists promises to
be one Of the most prohtabls Of be
sea'or ms adsanes sale isssry large,
but y re are .ti'i nuaber Or 4 I'D
seats ~, md ~s would aasise de-
string g atfnd % SECURE seats a.
once, at Datts' drug stor
Man and Iii. Master" sensational
COMEDY drama Of unu.ual merit, viii
be the play tonight. Il " il be the
frat presentation Of the play 10 this
city, and It il safs 70 predict that it
will mss5 with the same approval hers
that it has in all the other large cities
for the past few years. Between the
acts, spscialties will be introduced BY
Mr.. + H Maddooks, rising young
BARITONE soloist niss C.cil BskuAp,
the sweet singer, and sverybody's IA
vorits, "the king Of rsgtime," Earl
P. Adams.
At the saturday matinee, 1.-The CIR
Gus Girl" viii be the Play, and Satur
day night, that always pleasing com
sdy, 'Ths Privats Secretary" will be
produced. Night prices are 10, 20 and
s5 seats. Get seats at Butts drug
store. Matinee prices reduced 70 10
and 20 cents.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Mr.. Gordon Mckay, who has just
opened his handsome cottage, has as
his attractive guests the three Misses
Eaton, Of England.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Have your Clothisg cleaned aud
pressed by Jim Garter.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
W. II. BERRIE
sheriff, Glynn [ ounty, Ga.

Russell's Chill and Fever
Tonic, every bottle guaran-
teed For sale by w. j.
Butts and l. N. Bishop.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Eon. G. N. Bliss. OF New York, sc
oompAnied BY his attractive daughter
Miss Bliss, are among the guests a
the Cub house, for several weeks.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Mrs J H. Miller, Newton Hamilton Pa,
writes. II think Dewitts Witch Hazel
salye the grAndest salve made" 1t cures
piles and heals everything. All fraudu-
lent limitations are worthless. W. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Wanted. Responsible Hrm wants
Office manager At Brunswick. Salary,
81 200 year; 5000 cash and best refer
snce required. Commercial references
furnished. Address, Postofice Box
4O25, Station b., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
M. T. sOarlstt fer Tx R.o.Ir.r.

l respectfully announce to my
friends and the voters generally that
4 will be candidate for tax receiver
and respectfully solicit their votes.
M. T. ScARLErT.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
Sooietq.
MARY IINIsH BURRoUeHs. Editor,
Hon. Francis WslIman, 4 distin
guished guest from New York is on
the island for a short time.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson, Miss
Anderson and Miss Jane Anderson Of
New York are among the pleasant
guests whs ara spending the greater
part Of the winter on the islsnd, at tho
club House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Bsllantins Of
Newark, N. j.. are on the Island for a
few weeks,
Mrs. /. A. Clark Of Nav York is
anOng the club house guests for .
abort time.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Russell OF Con-
nsctIoutt are spending several wssks
on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Baker are
spending the winter at thsir pretty
COtsaF. near the Club House.
Mr.. George copp-ll OF Nsw York is
on the island for several wssks.
Mr.J. Percy BalIantins Of Newark,
n. j., is With psriy on the island for
few wssks.
Eon. G. N. Bliss. OF New York, &C
oompAnied by his attractive daughter,
Miss Bliss, are among the guests at
the Cub house, for several weeks.
++4
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Maurice, the
Muses. Maurice, and Mr.. Archibald
Maurice, who are spending tho winter
in their beautiful cottage, have a.
their charming gussts, Mrs. Hansy
snt Miss Hussey, VINO viii remain 90
me island for ssyerAl wssks logger
Mr. ana Mr.. Arthur clsat oSl
Esw York, sra % me bland fos tae
grsAtsr part Of the winter
Mr.. Gordon Mckay, who has just
opened bis handsome cottage, has as
his attractive guests the three Misses
Eaton, Of England.
44+
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard Butler, OF
New York, ara on the island for
number Of weeks.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09
Southern Railway Company.

ONCE General Agent Brunswick Ga. January
18th, 1900.
Effective miinight, Jan. 18th, 1909, the sched-
ule over the southern Railway viii be as fol-
lows.
Arrive a. prunsw,ea.I
No. u, 7-ao a. m. From Macon. Atlanta and the
north.
No. %, $40 a m. From Jesup with connections
flom tho north and south.
No. "A, LISP. m. From Jesup with connections
from the north aud south
No, 2s, 100 p, m. from Jesup with connections
from the north and south.
no. Is, 200 ?. m. from Atlanta, esc
Leave Brunswick:
No. u, $50 a. m. Tor Jssup connecting forsaek.
sonYille, arrive s.sss.m
No, 10, e.lo a. m. for Atlanta, etc, for savannah
arrive 1921 M.
No: %, 8. as a. n. for savannah, arrive 1910 p,
m. For Jacksonville.
No. Is, LOS ,. M for Savannah arrive a.os p. m
arrive Jacksonville 7:io p. N.
No. IS, $50 p. m. for Macon, Atlanta, etc. AR
rive savannah Moonlight
CT. GAMBLER. General Agent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-09

Nj. and Mrs. Richard Butler, Of
New York, are on the island for
number Of weeks.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
rHE RosroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct 1.-THE American Wool and Cotton Re-
porter VIII say Of the wool trade Tomorrow: The
wool market been active the sales OF
3,3l43uO 10 Most Of The purchasing has
been done b. the mills moderate size Some OF the
large consumers have around and made some
offers but these In most instances below the IDEAS
Of holders that they
wool The influence the political campaign SAIL
being felt wool market and the large consumers
as whole evidently made their minds walt
until after the election before laying In lines
Here and noted Indication of a
tendency anticipation Of orders for goods after
The election very little figure yet
the market Ia the West holders still remain firm and
attempts which have been made by representatives OF
trade break have failed The sales
Of week Boston amounted 20 3,2O45oO 10 donss-
nd 10000 foreign making total Of 3,3l4.30O
no against Of 2ssOO0 for the previous week and
total of S0200OO 10 for the corresponding week last
yea January l amount lO4. sol 500
h agast 100 10 FOR the corresponding time last
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

1sverpool Oct 7-Closing-Beef-Extra India mess
-0s. mime mess steady. Obs Pork-Prime
western drm 72s. Lard-American refined IN pals.
uerces. dull. Sis Cd Hams
Short cut "A 10 IS 10 steady 45s "a
cut % to 80 10 steady 4ss &c short Fib rs 10 y r.
steaSy 55s 6d itng clear midd,es. heavy 80 10 n
gs short clear backs IS IS 10 STEADY, ABS Cd
Gear bellies IA le n firm, sos 3D. sAouldeIs-sauare
SIS Sd Cheese-AmeFican fnest whit
steadv 5Ss: do coored steady SIS TaIlowPrime city
steady 24s Cd; Australian il London firm 2Ss Cotton
go 3iIu -ehned spot. il bbls. steady 23s 3d Hops
az iNndon 6Pacihc Coast STEADY, r. 5s9s3 Lnseed
~ Anil 35s &C. Butte--Trited States fnes quiet 95s
40 good easy s2s 81. PstrolsurRshEed quiet IS s&d
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady; No
spTIE ~hsS5 eat g. & g1Se' Nc red [4h97ss No sSrn
mating eS5ae No Ssee 81 7 SS SsT S SRsSs
S6ads $40 2S mess pork per bbl sl2Gs12 25 lard per
iO 10 80 a S6 Sd short ribs sides d9ose). S7$7 %;
eT{ a,ted shoulders (boxed SO 259ss So short clear
81 p! On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm; creamerIes 16921lzc; dares. 1sGsc
Cincinnati Oct 1Z-Floar Steady. wieat easy No 2
S9 7oc mixse pf, 2Se Rye hrw; 20 58a Lard easy.
Whiskey. 81 27. Sugar easy.
- Duluth Oct I7-,close; Wheat No bard cash. Soc
spring. Toc; corn. 4Ohc oats. 2Slsa2se
\, MilTaukse Oct 17-wheat dun: No Northern, Use;
No Northern, T5a97Tlse. Rye dull; No J. 53e Barley
steady; No 2, SIC; sample, 40q56c,
Minneapolis, Oct iT.-Close: Wheat-october 761sc:
December, 16%Q7632c; May. T91sG79Ae On track-No /
12Td 1s4+c; No Northern. 77hc: No Northern T4It
philadelphia Oct. 17wheat lower; contract grade
October T2% @78c Corn &c lower; No mixed October
4SG45@sc. Oats steady: No white clipped 2s1sc No
Whlte do. 2Ig2Ilsc No mixed do. 26I2 92Ic Butter
f fancy Western creamery 21 zc: do prints &c Eggs
nrm fresh nearby and Western. 2Oc: do Southwestern
Ice; do Southern, lse Cheese quiet; New-York fnli
nAc Recepts-Flour, 800 bbs, 100000 in sacks:
wheat 5000 bush; corn 900 bush bush.
e60OO bush.
St. Louis. I7-Close: Wheat, No red cash T2Sc;
October, 721sc; December, T31ac Nav, 77%c No hard
l0p7Okc. Corn No cash. 3Sc; October 3Sc; December
24jac; No white. 25l4c
Toledo Oct. 17--wheat fraetonally lower; No cash
and October 77i4c December May SSc Corn QUIET;
No cash. 4s1se; December. s. &c. oats dun; No 2
81 90 December 81. Oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o- New-York. October II 1900
COTFEEAll told, The transactions on the Coffee Fx-
hse feScheo out 5000 bags. fair days business
for single trader times The hucfIIs ions ,v-a
correspond ngly small, being confined TO range Of
p1nis aIte@ the market started STEADY at loss Of 3
POINTS pisanp2intins European market news light
pateo all worked toward dep essng the market he~e
particularly as there little substantial specla-
tive support in evidence Moreover the demand foT spt
coffee n the Street market sluggish and as rule
buyers held out for 1sc The Brazilian mar
kes were standon while Rio ruled firm in tore prices
remained unchanged Santos 100 reis higher but
barey steady at the advance exchange in BIO f-l
32d 10 10 932d. and later 10Hd The local market
finished the day barely steady tone. prices net
70 points lower II the street market fo- spot coffee
business was al low ebb, with prices sc
lower 10 the bass of SIC for invoice Rio
There were sellers rather than buyers figure given
though the market nominal at best
The range Of prices the cal market to-day
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

The price paid surplus on the platform
has been 81 80 OF 40 quarts. The MIX Exchans
prise remains at &c quart net the shipper. sd
don = the amounts carried cans, given above
Laekawanna carried daily 800 quarts milk in bottles
and the New-York Central dong hauD Z $50 quarts
bottles
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEs-One Of dornes-
ts potatoes quite liberal but choice stock good
mand and steady; grades drag Sweet potat es in
liberal supply and lower Onions in light receipt and
eTs weak and lower cabbages dull Celery steady
Eriees rule , low okTa dqil Elephants mostly poor
sSh9nsesd We quote: Potatoes. Long Island per bbI
81 e2 DO Jerssy Per Dbl $1a$1 a7 sweet potatoes Jer
white. per bb. ss@$4; do Eastern, white
SoEny. white per bag sias$ 5d DO do re red 75ca
81 25i do State ana Western, bulk per $50 10
red and yellow. 81 1881 81 Brussels sprouts. per
q 4ee; cabbages 100 81 50GS2 30; caulhowers.
Dbl 5OcSI$2t cucumhers NEARBY: per bb So soc GU
cumher pickles per 1000 SlGs3 carrots per bbl 5c@
81; 100 50c@Sl: celery, per doZ 10940o; esq
plants per bbl B0cs3 lima beans bag 5OcG$1 30
lettuce slGS2. peas per half bbl basket
50cmSI peppers. bbl 25cpSl; 401fGlc
string beans Long Island and Jersey per bag. 25lb1c
per basket, 25nT5c: squash Hubbard per
bbl 75cQs1 do marrow, 60aI6c: urplps Canada. BUS
sa per bh soas5ei do Jersey Russia. eoGsOc: toEa-
MIIK-The Mix Exchange price for standard quality
Il rer
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

low naiddlns is-ioc good ordinary s-lsc; receipts
26so1 exports 70 Great Britain 1000 to France $500;
coastwize 4.27S: sales. 1000; stock. 1s5 3f6
Charleston. Oct. f7.-Coton firm; nidaIluS, eAc bid
receipts go; exports eoastwise sJl; stock. 20.4SS
Memphis Oct. 17.-cottor steady; middi.ng. o 5-l6c;
low mlddlns 1Sl6e; good ordinary. i5-l6e; net
SePs Szt gross receipts 5oSs shpmsnts. 2I92 sales
$500; stock. G0.22e.
Houston Oct iI;-cotton easy; middlins. ems; low
middlng. SAe good ordinary sc receipts IS 1885, ship
ments, 26,O35; sales. 442; stock. 50. 7S5.
Salyestoa. Oct iI--Cotton easy; mIddlns oAS; low
middlings l3i6c good ordinary. 5-1Gc receipts, H.
STA exports coastwise $500: stock. i2i 55T
Augusta, Oct. tL-Cotton steady; midding 0l5c; low
niddllng- e4c; net 500 receipts $40:
shipments 26o6 sales S33; stock. 81. SIS
Norfolk. Oct 17.-Cottou quiet middling 7-IG, low
mlddlng &c; good ordinary Sc receipts 3ss2 exports
coastwise. 4O31; sales, 54; stock. %. .TSS.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Oct. 17.At the wool auction sales to-day
there attendance and business was active
The runlber Of bales offered HISS Crosshreds were
well competed for by he home
trade ana the Continent American representatives paying
fun prices Good nope ard Satals were II goo1
supply steady demand most Of me stock efteIee
being sold. Some whites were Withdrawn owing
to fheir not meeting with sellers views New clip
Queensland wooIs sold we'll and grades were Arm
IN. following in detail. New South Wales
$500 bales; secured. 4%dGls 50; greasy. 4A9lid;
bales; secured, I%sdG1s Id gTeaey %
Cd Victoria 500 bales secured 5dals g easy - q 20
:94ISd NeW-ZeaIaud, $500 bales secured Giadq1s Sd
greasy. 5gIId. Care of Good Hope and Natal. 2OcO
bales: secured 9Iid11s 4lad; greasy, 41sG7Ad.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
STOCK ON HAND.
THE LIVERPOOL corroN MARKEr

Liverpool, Oct. II. p. m.-Cotton-spot. moderate
business prices hrmer: American middling fair.
5 iI s, oo5 90 90 ioS mid
17-32d. sales the day 6C0O bales OF which
800 for speculation and export and Included 500
American Receipts 23Oo0 bales. including 100 bales
American. Futures opened quiet but steady and closed
very steady; American mdding, October 25-64d
October November. 1564d sellers; Novem-
ber and December 11-64d buyers; December jan
uary, S-64G5 9-64d buyers; January and February.
66465 T-64d buyers February and March, 5 1910
564d buyers; March and April 2-S4Q5 364d buyers;
Apru and May, ) 1-G49e 2-64d buyers: May June
55 1s4d buyers June and July 6s-64Q5d sellers July
and August 62-64d buyers; August and September
4 56-64i4 57-64d buyers.