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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

DR.. F. S. Turner has conclud-
ed a house built upon the sands
is not the proper thing SO has
put his on lime stone pillars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

]. D. Ro hrs little daughter,
who was afflicted with spinal
paralysis about ten days ago,
is reported to be improv ing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Mrs. Jennie Cooper, after All
extended visit with st. Louis
relatives, has returned to this
city and her numerous friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

M. Sankey, of Des Moines,
Iowa has been a visitor in the
city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

A protracted meeting will
begin at the M. E. church south
Dec. 90. Rev. j. w. Wales
will conduct it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Judge Helton, of Helton
Station. spent the first of the
weekin the city with his
daughter, Mrs. Price Griffith.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

W. F. Westhoff spent the
first of tho week in st. Louis.
He was taking in the Future
Great.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Louis Newkoom has conclud
ed that Missouri is the place to
live. He moved to the Grand
Old State about one year ago
and now has bouncing boy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Rev. G. L. Trimble has con-
Quoted a successful meeting at
the MelroSe church.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

=. Mrs. H. G. .EakleI is on the
lame list. While coming down
the stairs Monday she slipped
and sprainded the left ankle.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

We are needing every cent
due us and must again ask
those who owe us to come in
and settle.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Rev. James Bishop. of Spald-
ing, was in the city Monday
with his many friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Mckinley prosperity makes
it necessary for the newspaper
man to collect all money due.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Vernon Davis and wife of
Warren were business visitor S
in the city Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

The brick masons are at work
on the Grace Ba ptist church.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Joe Hickman and Ira Searcy
have bagged % rabbits.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Every young man should have
a library ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

What is the matter with John
Strean? He got the parsons
badly mixed
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

The center of population has,
moved west 18 miles in ten
years.. 1t is now located at
Columbus, Ind, a thriving little
city of 5000.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

For line of dry goods go to
Miss Tudie Swinkey.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Prof. J. H. CANTON, the Mag
netic Healer, has change d his
location to Shelbina.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Marcus Daily, the great cop
per king, died in New York,
Monday of brights disease.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

John H. Smih, of New Lon
dou, was business visitor in
the city Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

The finest line Of Tablets
Envelopes to match.
RANEY & SAUNDERS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

If you nt,your hat or bon
net trimmed by a first class
Chicago trimmer go to
TUDIE SWINKEY.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Geo. W. Fox and wife, of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, are the guests
of friends in the city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Jacob Hamburg and F. w
Meyer went to Quincy Satur-
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Cappy, son OF Alex Griffith
is now a student of the Hanni-
bal Business College.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

r. Fl. Wheeler, of st. Louis,
was 10 this city with friends
yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Rev. James Bishop will begin
a protracted meeting at Sharps-
burg Monday. the Goth.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Subject at First Baptist
church Sunday morning, "Our
Possibilities"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

The largest assortment of
School Tablets and School sup
lies at Raney & Saunders.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Earl Caldwell was Hanni-
bal visitor yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

Dan Mayes is quite sick.
Public Library Hours-From
1 to 5 p. m, Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-15

,ev of Des Mones For line of dry goods
been visitor in the Miss Tude Swnkey prh;. T hr,r,
Every vounp ma sbou1d have to p. Thur
Gil, sc Now T on library ticket. Earl Caldwell
visitor in D~ot TT c..n A.. pal Vstor yeste
onday. retic ue,1er has cb.nraa he Geo. w. Foz
location to Sbelbipa jacksonville, Ill
DAVIS anu "iie VI 9- of friends in the
business visitors -
Tuesday Inc nnes' hue vi Adoes SUBJECT at
Envelopes to match church Sunday
DAILY, the great RANEY & SAUNDERS Possibilities"
died in New York - ,
brights disease oaPPy H'eA Rev James 81
rs now student or tue dannl protraced me-
needing oal BUSINESS college, burg Monday
nd again ask ,,,
Quo or population mas Wheele
WV 49, ~ $500 moved 18 miles was in this cit
years IL Is now located at yesterday.
1,o,.o, oe ue,+on Columbus Ind thriving little -
80 c. 90 49,. ity of Dr. F. S. Tur
he city with his nc o i, Jo.. .4 - -. 800: " 49,
~. = - trimmed by a first class lime
j.. Ebey Mrs. W. j. on'easo nulel ~ Sid Landcra
little daughter Anna Burlington col
Tuesday largest his
Winchester Ill School Tablets and School sup
/ les at Raney Saunders. friend, Col. R. T
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. I3-CIosaS- -Beer-Ext-a India mess
dull rs prime steady. SIS Sd Pork-Prr1e mess
fine Western. steady Lard-AUeTlcan refined. In
firm Western In Jisrces. steady. 3Gs
Ifarrs-short cut, "A n. dgL As Sd Bacon
Cumberland So short rib, Is 10
n as; long clear ulidti~s light 80 - 20 n.
firm SIS long clear miidIes heavy, % To Az n, firm
as Sd; short backs. Is - 70 firm IS clear
bellies II to n Arm AS Shoulders-Square, l. 20
=, GO. Cheese-A \ ulercan finest white
Arm. l2s coored. firm. 53s Sd Talov-Prtne
city steady Sd Australian London steady. rs sd
Cottonseed OIL HuH refined. Noverlher-Apri firm 20s
Turper.ri iue-Sprits %. HCstu-C1nl
sreaav Is %. Hops al London Pacific Coast = 5sd
fa 5s Lins-ed 34s %. Ruytar-Uuited states finest
a4s. 90 good Petroleum B1sd- Peas-Hanadian
IS load. Wheat-spot firm; No red Western winter.
Is All. No Northern spring 2ied. 40 California
e. 5dGss 5t-d Futures quiet: September. Ga "a. De
Gs Cor--Sput mixed.
Sad do old October Is -
November 4s sid: December 2i2d. Flour-St- Louis
fancy winter firm. Is 81
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

AI@S-s3sinss ~ s cTs-acr- - | -5 IocaI1v LOST
a. 9: ne sazH 5 s e-e5 easv n tone at $50 nominal
Pg iron ruled dull with nothing d5.ng On ne
sI5 7oGsl7 and unchanged abroad Lea5 was d1I IA al
6azs .. S4Gs+ The brokers price for lead was s. S72
ana for spsirer s. e5,
to Character and the market tor Eoasses was
Cg5rations follow: New-Orleans centrifugal. common,
I2gISc; fair. I4a 19c good 29G2sc prime S'.g3'c Wv
common I5aI6c; tair. l7alsc god l92oc prime ia
6cES Trsdng in sail ,2aaags was R1a- In.
r sr-e sn ia instances higher WIKI vessels
offering For steamers me ln91tFy was was @ @ n al
trades Quotations 70 Liverpool were 47g LoReoh &c,
castle 54+d3 antwerp Sd HAMBURG so PIGS EoL'9504' 6 n
nna-kct for cotr5aseed oil was less
actiFe oll rs Lo er@-s ped hvIiisr feeling among
excitement ss N 80 A-aIe,r was s1eady Lnseed oil
deIPhla 65ls, bulk $ 45 refined cases New
YORK s. Cotonseed oirrne crude ~ H5a-5t5i 5
q ss PEIe 9raE Man 2s 65c American boiled 67c
tGra raw 7dc Hseed oil quoted = under city
Drassts Ps. e1 weak sa5 c5nsderby lower through oe
1g5 q @ a5g Bs a- % ana big rece.P,s At all points there
we're 50 Is.5 head against 579o5 ago ia9ladtag
PORKsteady gg.5sd Ness Sl- sgq* t53 T go anu
Fl e. sfSss 95sff @ 4s:. :ss'3 = sf5 .lsg
CUT MEAIS-t'iChlrd Denies
-saiy- quoted Smoking bellies. lu@t dilc1 ~ IL 1Wg
70 n 81. Ga9sc. ~ GS5sc Picked snoutlet5
1ret, 0aoted. b42c. Picled easy, quoted S1+g
TALLDW-StsaCy1 quoted CITY ! t-lbc coth-
ED-~teaGy5 quoted; t@t &c Itty
AN quoted Refined STEADY qLo-='--
south America Sc TJoc Brazil kegs, bloc
I----5ra o1fer. quoted City =stetn QUO
' STEAR RINE-steady; quoted. Oso, ssci city lara
sreartle. - q &c .z---. .-..,
snd our market remains quiet state a oc prices
gfotafiops follow. Domestic common 10 loS IaI 5~e
90 Talr u good IA prime . cfoLef, 95s
bead ~ as e. Japan, ~ q5c; Java "a Gi4sci ttasyo
n 2421=c- ,-.. .-.t.-. ..i.- r,.,yar,art
noted ,- -fn@l sugar circles and the market continues
Al unchanged prices CoIlcea7l4a
ovever we're in evidence any large lots @doSatoS
-t l,ay and crushed. G55ci d1nlings .-n nan
mould A 49C, cubes ana -N[NA-A pl"
q &c ToyEt,ered coarse pow iered and fruit pow
CaraT CSC Faele confecIioners graHulaed ot'- ase
-oa-ec g-a,ylgTe5 extra granulatet II cartons
. = ba@s ana > % OF m granulale. 30, -"s7
= g-rIIafr5 standard E-anuaIed and olaiDoil1. a
IL cor nf~c-ioners A. JS5c Ms J. ana - S-e'S 90
75G No 570c No 8. 5sQc No q ';9'es 10. 70 N
S = 530c Nos and H. 5,2oe; no = -; - ~ ~
= x ard Ia BE WAS tirfn uarAet l.'eu -
--rnt delivery Of but orTerngs COZ -
!lrtIe transaeLe1- 49, gs
i-ers a. tie close basis or Jc llr 7irS[
- 40 f1- r0qscozzdo and SC Tor floia5
vere again higher showing advance q - a..
=, 4e~ery 5aet ana "a rise IN me distant de44te'!
win demand the lu0reaSr
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER A. 1900

wheat in the No2gbss, 9gssss and small spring
good esEs tF5S 5 in spring wheat markets ali day with
Ad14e over fb aIso from miIiers Minneapolis
nevss b was the story advancing markets and
eonsf6ersbI with speculative broadening
the new. - ~ n particularly bush mood nearly all OF
. heip along feeling and s5+ s Wa 81 . a a1 G
bur r,o+ ehoeRcy o. prices. fearing that de
asA ppontrent holders of wheat was the reI7fl
OF 5GIo ro,, mental markets, shown by decline
Al Ps-1il n at Paris az Budapest and y mark
go nut as something OF an onset they had an al
sisnifcant view OF We,ires'3sy % , IN vas taS 9qe It
buns muses. traded both English representatives.
5s and Duluth only 81 cars Compared with $50
cars in AZ ne latter point receipts only l03
seee contract - went as no grade being too
300 bush co-2.~s 49, % s q, oo as 49, ao te cay
go 'nter wheat receipts. $4,000 bush against
snow slight reduction the week The Price cur
49, s1ia tnat wheat was being he freely except
some eonnat ton in advices from Southern illinois claim
ing THAT wheat so badly damaged bv weevi tina; n 4.
being marketed as "a piIlv as nossirs 70 gct -
e "ne2j IS being bought in St Louis and bringing
reported from 40 - Quotations Of cash wheat
10 ! haTo Duluth SS<c: No Northern Duluth s5l4c;
70 S95 aern lhicaEo, o27sc No hard chicago. 7slc
% vheat ba a liae corn rste9 !ae sroTlg lnreIce
ms rec laa" s5 lhe Price Current report
p1'iE an eary crop likely ~ somewhat exceed two
50 sensational promote rapid front
Jse afternoon Witnessed bul traders comreJe
export in ar positions f75irr about 505 900 E,.b A.
chicago ETsish markets closed / a asd ret hgher There
was tafT weather throughout the entire be with
henson as corn is vel beyord damage from f-ost \,
corn closed 1t 46c elevator. 46sc delivered and 4Z4c
b ahoat---.- oATs--Beyond showing steady under
tone II sympathy with corn the market for oats was
E5ts 26628ls track mixed 2+i-G25c; track white.
10 Westerr - isc Snd NJ western. 57e BOTH
afoat; state rye. 53q5ic C i NeV-York, cariots-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

-vorb -eptena5er 1900
REANS AND PEAs-MarrOW beans are having a MOI
s-atA fobb!ng demand s. = generally Few very e
iarge nave sold e lre higher Pea are IN stla4 s-gtg
~ the not snc command little more money say 80
T,ad < dney little stronger safes a. - 80
81 Az and most holders asking 3 cry me-
rao-srssnt IN beans but generay sleils
I-i7f1r Green nd Scotch drm We quote ell.
rrarrov choice bhls 81 10. DO medium ch3ic p eo+
81 s9- DO pea choice, bblz, gas %. 90 red Alney'
81 e5Gs1 s7'4 do white kidney s. Is DO Yellow eye
Tbore black turtle SOUP. 81 ip9Si % iIo.S
Des far 70 prime 81 65qsl 70: DO medium faiC 81 Y 20
e go 40 Inferior 3OQsl -; do lima California - ga
go 3 green peas. bags 81 1881 i4t2. do scotch.
Ia fsT---TEF-The market had steady tone today on
.-tEring rade Weather cooie~ and ouyes seemed 70
.. ,ai6 vitb a tte interest. moderate quan-
- - rbe undergrades ~ also being moved the low
- attractive the buying Interest AT
baa ptrchas@d hundred tubs OF good, useful
Of 1sc- June creamery II quiet and
- seU our quota full high Not aCcn doing IT
aafrv a little easier lest current
be bouEht AZ &c and lower grades
p1i d1zuVard I5-tc TO l@c for very poor " y
80. r~aamerv extras per n, 2lci do nrstz. lBsU&uc;
.s-as ~ seconds 1914 dl9c- creamery June. extras.
frsE Is1z US0c; State dairy hEit
isalSc; state dairy tuhs,
I-ds y-GI7=c thirds i5iz9l5 western iInitA
- cgsaT,sry nrsts. I6i4@174Ac do lower gar1es log
"a vSstern June make, finest l14lsttci 40
- faT 70 good Is&gI5S.c; western actor current
6reat I5l1c. do seconds. i5UloAci Factory or
p-g lower grades 14ql4Ac renovated oUier, fancy
ISI.-- a. eom1aoa 70 prime, j"Hl-r
= SHzEsE-Arrsa ais of Ia4ss s@e 4uA eIe1'l e"ee7e
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York September 49, 1900
AZ cars Tor The only sale reported was tfa
Of bulls s43 n cgerase. ar S3 80 Der 100 n Feeling
per n native sides: Texas beer higher Ga g7=e
made t. LIVERPOOL $50 cattle equally divided between J.
shamberE & son ana schwarzschd & Sulzberger. also
$50 quarters ot beef estimated for other shippers
wee 522 mead ana there 275 today stead
s5ase 90 per 100 n Srazsezs and ba5,arms at 81 a5s
Ti 57- c-esse! STEADY al SlaqlIc. dressed a-asss-s
5'-a7c- dressed huttsrn1ST Tase.
saIes-J r. Hume 8 B.o-: l3 yeals 100 n sys-age at
245 10 al 50 ~. % do. 20 n. a 50 90
g l.rrs 8 son ssa-tnEs z5-I4 9, t2s n e s. %
do @ug n s7 do. 2tt y az s. so STATE DO, l43
H. al - y = - Se5is to2 ISl '- r ar al & 6 20 20
$ Sanders. veals 30 70 ar S. grassers l76 70 at
4 cqns =; Ye,ls u , at s. 90 @ 40 b $
head including cars to butchers and L cars for the
sale II which 81 Jersey CITY and ~
e. % . and Pss te 5aaa % as adraeS @ S' a SP sad
all grades were seens more freely with The exception
thr=e Common to good sheep sold al $3d$+ -
lo9 T. eglls al g Ga eoPHaon TO prime iaR6s a.
VI, Ll.G sItly 49, sl 80 & ~ ftft iI,E 20 ~ We
age - 81 IS per 100 70, do n s. -.
- DO, = H. at S5 S. 2l2 d5 e y Al So lI6 STATE DO
lo4 b ss 30 70 state do "a n at 50 so; Gull lambs
Harrinstau q Co.: $50 lambs So n se. 242
do. = n. a. Sc -S2 Hest virginia do 60 10 At So II
s Judd a Co: III Pennsylvania lambs rs 70, az S.
III do ID a 50. 22T O. n s. % IS 20, 6s
~ al So 81 n, s. So 60 Jersey do, 65
n -: II Pennsylvania cus. ~ n. 81 Il do 43
n 81 u Pennsylvania sheep - n SO T5 so State
DO %. at 8 Jersey 4. los n. So
Shannon i35 State lambs. % n. at 50. - GO.
50 sheep 40 70 az So So 25 do. s.
s. yesterday. 23l Kentucky 20
nt IS 10 2S3 Virginia do. 63 n g 80. l+9 state
Do y n a. IS % 81 sheep and 'ui lambs so n. at
Sc So l3 do. IS n. SO so
Newton PA Virginia lambs s. 70. at s. IS. As
ONO aheep 70. 81 35 Al Virginia culs 20 70. at
s. so -
DO n 5O 13 state sheep 80 n at 81 T5 10 do II
SANDERS IS state lambs 6s n S %; I54 PehnsyI
vania DO 63 b AZ s. 5O % culls 40 n az So 90; IL
n Fl Wike-son: 30 Buffao lambs II n. So l2is
24T West Virginia 90. g. u, az 81 So
II Hume p Bro. l65 state lambs, y ID al so s
state sheep. 80 n. az - 70
= Harrington. Il State lambs 81 n. at S. 62is-
HOGS-Recsipts were cars, OF 529 head ane there
we're cars on Steady S. lSfS0 per 100 10,
Country dressed unchanged ,.
-al-z-E Judd S Gate yesterday state p.ss, 10
70 average So IrT 100 n % state hogs $50 10 al
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
EXPoRTs Tn-nAN
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Fork. September I3 1900
C1fE ne situation IL the Tor Era I'll c0ee
fs-1es aeA-- new features OF interest Prices took
lJgs te7- --e Disappointing cables. Havre closing
1s-.1~ -t All franc f5E~7-UrE at of
pfr EI--e t-s market Rio weak Al u,chs,ra,5
p1css t1- ro1ee and decline y the exchange
lai-Is tae quotation 10 IlSd Santos. however
rs2l--=1 a Err- market az advance 100
receipts az RIO and Santos together reached 81 000 bees
~ -1s stacks - those p11nts about I00o bags
6-1E--a1 CeEs as wGo-s considered bearish.
az E--zs1 opened steady Al decline JT10 points
E-1 continued 70 show rather weak uadsrtc.e the
Eh-e r speculative support while deliveries
= -hs rated states 5.sc2 bags small ard the
demand t0r spot supplies uniuaporraut:
eU--s-t s0tata1 Il ne market fer spot coffee
-s-1@1 ez- -lr No Rio invoice lots; bUt this the
seminal -clra Tie sales II futures opening call
35s 1gs q = n go sa5 Tor entire
ssss11r -'Jr bags Closed steady decline II
5E1o points According private cables Rio exchange
F-zzf markets seeking 5ffe-s
Tae range prces local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET,

Nev-Oreans. Sept I3.-Cottou firm: rriddIt1E i1Lc.
low nddlnE. 1O24c coed ordinary. csc receipts 392
bales, Great Britain $500 bales. 10 the Cont
nent $50 bales coastwise 100 bales sales. $500
stock. 20 Tg3 bales
s. Louis Sept 13-Corton firm. uiddlinE. IO7sc. low
nlddlng 10 @l6c good ordinary. 10 3f6c receipts
gross receipts shipments sST bales
sales II bales stock 1856 bales.
Memphis Sept. l3-Co-ror d--; midiIirg. 107sc, low
middug lose. good ordinary 9sc receipts l61 bales
shipments 400 bales sales. 20 bales stock T545 bales
Baltimore. Sept. 13.-COrtou nominal. utddluE lie
mlddlirg 10 e16c; good ordinary l3-6c gross
ceipts, 200 bales stock. SSH bales.
Galveston. Sept 13Cotton brought forward; stock.
- 003 bales.
Savannah Sept 13-Cottoa hru1- uaiddIiug lO7sc; re
ceipts 276 bales sales. 66s bales. stock S97 bales
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

C0T-CS-As16e -oIe-r
ez1 - -at- show q animation during early
he market comparatively tame ro-day
hs noe -1-a -tng q affairs II general speculative
cTeS TEs regarded 5E some traders indicative of
EE1lE bull strength The market opened irregular
E-=s = points higher sympathy with an mex
pscre- q LveTCcoi strength
-1s -lH- SIDE resulted causes
pc-e-- ~ which by Ne.--.
-licL placed re maximum yield 80 bales
-a--nE $4,000 more probable figure however. IN
71eT ~ fact Neil 800 line
-sEr-l strength in Liverpool. and. following
cs--. rapidly last nights
EeeriEE Liverpool
cables declared
- English market due rree- offerings spot
cc-71 ---- NTJ--sa-s Later the morning the local
r-z-zeI characteristic demonstration q inherent
s-r=rg-5 -y advancing = points rush of shorts
sl--t buying This exe-rion o
bulls seemed exhaust their energies
u slowly sagEsd
lecE Ear profit taking ard absence = sturdy
Spirited faiec appear.
zere--=lsE from Texas concerning ire damage
d9-e ~ being psssirstic IL the extreme.
Indication of q
s6ys-c1E movement q Southern SPOT Prospects
e continued light receipts and thar q
Ce-zle violence central the Atlantic States
increased q The trade
sd tl- tine being AGvtces from New-Enzland
change
tHe s-r rhsr direction Manchester reported further
s1lc1Ss u European mills and most gloomy outlook
fo- -51 -C-- trade Near The close the market
s1reh and became weak under hurried scramble for
Fr0l-s insiders and The wise eIs-renI The market
-1zHC W=sE and irregular points higher 70 points
lCF=-.
t. rz1-e az contract prices today
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago. Sept. 13-Cattle-Receipts. H. 800 head in
Guiding 1000 Westerns and 500 Texans Heavy and com
mon steers, i0a i5c lower, light and medium weak
butchers stock steady; Westerns strong Texans lec
hisner active. NatyesBsst sale today. carloads
a. - 80 good prime steers 50 60a$6 poor to medium
- 5oS5 so selected feeders steady SiGSf 10
mixed stockers lower SSQS3 So s. 5qSt 90 hefers
SSGS IS, Gamers. S2HS2 70, bulls s. sO1$4 90 calves
$9gso So TexansRecepts 500 head; best on sale tday
10 carloads 81 20; Texas fed 81 4GSS Texas
grass steers SO 40GS+ 60 Texas bulls s. J0eS3 90 Hogs
Receipts to-day. 2s,OUO head tomorrow 1000 estt-
marci) left over. 1000 FIVE cents lower; top - ca
mtxe5 butchers. S5 0QS5 55 good 20 choice heavy
$ leE$5 Az rough heavy 81 95aS5 o. light - 2SS9 81
bulk OF s. 1895 30 SheepRecetDts. 10000 mead
sheep strong i0 higher lambs steady 70 strong good
choice wethers 81 15GSf fair 70 choice mixed - 41
81 65 Western sheep 81 75dS+ Texas sheep 81 2So So
native lambs. s5d$j -.
Cincinnati sept 13.-Hogs steady. 81 G09S5 50 Cattle
steady 81 lOGSJ 80. Sheep steady, S2f4S3 % Lambs
strong. S3Gs5 70
East Liberty. Sept. I3-Cattle steady; extra s. 6oq
s. so s. S5@S5 GO. common 50 5ogS4 Hogs seady
and unchanged. sheep steady, choice vethers - %@
81 common. 81 50g$2 80, choice lambs s. 50gS5 %
good. 50 50llS5 80. veal calves SI1A' 90
East Buffalo sept 13-Receipts; Cattle. i sheep
hogs. l. Shipments; Cattle 10
sheep and lambs, hogs, cars Cattle sealy
light, choice extra, Ss4r$s
good choice 81 5O9SS. sheep ana Enthusiastically for
H5gs steady; heavy, S 60eS5 Io mixed, s. eo9S5 70
yurkers 50 S5GS5 90 pigs - SOdS5 20 gassers - 4
- 50. rOUEhs. 81 S0QS5. stags. 50 I5cS4 .
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Noties 10 Creditors.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CRED
ITORs-In the District Court Of the United states
fOr the Eastern District Pennsylvania Bankrurt-y
In the Matter Of Aexande- Klein. Bankrupt. In Rank
-Iurcv No 700 To Creditors Of Alexander Klein
Philadelphia the County Of Pails 'e-hia and District
aforesaid Bankrupt- hereby given n
the 5th 1av OF seps T. said Alexander Klein
was duly sdjudcaed ana that the first
Of creditors held ofce. No $50 BuIutt
building in the Philadelphia. Pa THURSDAY
he 97tT 5av ~ sept A. 1900 II % o'clock n, the
forenoon al which tine said creditors attend
prove their claims appoint trustee examine the bank
such other business as nav properly
come before said meeting
EDWARD F HOFFMAN, Referee IN bankruptcy
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
IrrERPooL corroN MARkEr

Liverpool Sept. Il. u.-Cottou-spot-srnaH bust
prices higher American u.ddling 1I-I6d.
good H'iddling led mtdd-ng. 71sd low miidlins.
- good ordinary, G 23-32d ordinary l3-32d The
sales OF day 1000 bales which 500 were for
speculation and export, and included 2sOo
Receipts 1000 bales including 800 American.
Futures opened excited and closed barely steady Aer
uidding- ! September 23-64d value Septeu-
October 80 G4d buyers: October November
65-8416 56+d sellers, November and December
4664d sellers, December January 3S-64d buy
January and February. 3J64d buyers, February
and March. 3264d5 33-G+d buyers: March and April
3O-64GJ 31-6+d sellers; April May 2964d buyers
MAY June 3 2s64d sellers. June July. 26-64d
27-64d sellers. July and August 25-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
THE LONDON WOOL MARkET

London Sept 13.-The sale u sheepsklns held to
day The number ~ skins offered numbered 3 23 There
usual attendance. competition unsatis-
factory, 1f being a q
age decline o. per compared with the August
fg7lre Ealf penny
3 tarchiaEs lower. and coarse stock @sd lower.
following the South Wales 232 bales
clothing and cor5ing. 81 G5lsd Queensland - bales
clothing and combnE 3-s459sd. Victoria, s5l bales
clothing and comhirg 9G544t South Australia, 1, 3O3
bales. clothing and conbing - a@d West Australia.
33s bales. clothing and C0mbing 3TSd Tasmania, GT
bales: clothing and combing 3057sd NewZeaand, 3TG
bales. clothing and conbing. &I5 sd.