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The age-herald., 1900-12-28
LOOKS LIKE WORK OF CONFIDENCE MEN E, J. Garcia, a Salesman, Robbed of JeweIry and Watches, WAS STOPPING AT MORRIS Claims That His Room Was Entered During His Absence-Three Men
 Who Were With the Victim
 are Suspected.
WAS STOPPING AT MORRIS

b. J Garcia, a travelling salesman of New Orleans, who ds stopping~at the Nor ris Hotel, claims to have lost tray of jewelry and watches on Monday night, and the facts so far given out indicate that it was the work of confidence men,
 Mir. Garcia states that he took the tray to his room in the hotel about IL o'clock p. m. and immediately came down into the lobby. When he returned to his room an hour or two later. he says the watches and jewelry were gone.
 The stolen property was valued at sever al hundred dollars.
 The tray of tewelry, Mir Garcia claims, was obtained by some person who came in- to possession of the key to his room dur ing his absence. He suspects man by the name of Cook, with whom he had been associating since shortly after his arrival in the city, as having something to do with the robbery. Cook left town Tuesday af- ternoon It is stated he forgot to settle his bill at the Metropolitan Hotel, where he had been stonplng since Sunday
 Cook and His Companions.
 Cook registered at the Metropolitan on Sunday afternoon under the name of E. w. Cook, Atlanta, Ga. He was seen In company with two or three other men dur ing Sunday night Monday and Monday night, and their conduct gave rise to some suspicion. One of the men seen with Cook, it is stated, was in MT. Garcla's room at the Morris Hotel Monday night. MT. Gar cia states that he and Cook went to his room about 1 o'clock Monday night, and that when they opened the door they saw a rather low, heavy-set man with mus tahe in the room. The stranger apologized, stating that he had made a mistake, and walked out A man fitting the description of the stranger, but without mustache, came down stairs that night about the time stated. The description of this man also fits the description of one of the men seen with Cook on several occasions. Cook left the city Tuesday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock over the Southern Railway, catching the train as it crossed Twentieth street. He first tried to get through the gate at the passenger station, but the gateman would not pass him without a ticket. He then ran around to Twentieth street and caught the train.
 The theft of the jewelry was kept quiet until yesterday, as it was believed that the detectives would be able--to apprehend the thief or thieves.
 It is stated that Cook purchased a dia- mond ring from jeweler in this city, giv- ing his note for same, and that MT. Garcia endorsed the note. The ring was expressed to Cooks wife at some small place in Georgia
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Had a Pistol in His Pocket.

Ellis Ragsdale, a negro, is in the county jail on the charge of carrying concealed weapons as the result of a discovery made after his arrest on an other charge. Ragsdale was arrested yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff Gaddis for running into an aged white man named Began, with his bicycle, at Gate City. A revolver was found on his person and he was brought to the city and locked up in the county jail.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Failure Causes Sensation.

Mexico City, December H-The failure of the well known banking firm of Francico Martinez Negret and Sons of Guadajalara has created a sensation in that city where the firm has for many years been identified with it's business developments. The lia- blities of the firm are g, 300, 900 and it is be- lieved by bankers conversant with the af fairs of the firm that its assets, if properly handled, will show a surplus over all claims The failure is due to financial stringency
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
No Definite Organization.

Chicago. December H.-No definite organ- ization was accomplished by the baseball men who came to promote the American League No. g. The standard of salaries,
 bylaws and the general aines of the final organization were discussed, but a tele- gram from Manning of Kansas City, say ing he would be here with his representa- tives early tomorrow caused the magnates to postpone final action until his arrival.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Excitement in Twenty-first Street.

Much excitement was caused in Twenty first street, between Second and Third ave nues, about 7:3O o'clock last night by five pistol shots which were fired by police officer at a negro thief who had stolen a pair of shoes in a small store in Second avenue. The officer says he fired to fright en the negro, who was running down the sidewalk, but there were a number of pe- destrians in the street at the time, and several of them claim that the bullets passed uncomfortably near them.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
A NEGRO KILLED.
Shot at WcodIawn in Quarrel Over a
 Woman.

Late yesterday afternoon a negro, whose name could not be learned, was shot and killed at Woodlawn by another negro in a quarrel over a woman.
 It appears that the two negroes met at the East Lake electric line station and that one of them pulled his revolver and fired three times at his rival, one of the bullets striking him and producing instant death
 An East Lake car was passing at the time and one of the stray bullets struck the handrail and narrowly missed several passengers.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
CHILD RECOVERED.
Mother of the Boy Was Not Placed
 Under Arrest.

Indianapolis, Ind, December 27.-Sydney Miller, the 7-year-old son of Samuel D. Miller, and grandson of former United States Attorney General W. H. H. Miller, who was kidnapped by his mother yester- day, was this morning recovered.
 Mrs Miller and the child were found at Lawrence about 8 o'clock. asleep at the home of man named Marshall, where they had obtained lodging for the night. The police reached the place at daylight Mrs. Miller gave up the child and was not placed under arrest.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
NEGRO WOMAN SHOT
Because She Didn't Get Through Her
 Weeks Washing.

Anniston, December 2S.-(Special) )-Be- cause she did not get through with her weeks washing before dark Nettie El- more, negro woman, was shot in the neck and probably fatally wounded last night by Wallace Toland, negro man. The shooting occurred in South Anniston and Toiand skipped out shortly after he shot the woman and has not been captured.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
The kaiser,s Joke on the Countess.

From the London News.
 An exceptionally good story, which. has the advantage of being true is now (our correspondent tells us) circulating in Parliamentary quarters in Berlin. When the Emperor William informed Herr von Buelow at Hamburg that he was now Imperial Chancellor. Herr von Buelow naturally expressed his delight, and perhaps he really was delighted. But all at once he seemed to be con sidering about something, and the Em- peror, perceiving this. said: What is the matter now, Buelow?" The latter answered that he had just chanced to think of his wife. She had nohing against the Chancellorship, but great deal against the Chanceator's palace.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Bryan Lectured to 600.

Abiline, Kan, December N.-William J. Bryan lectured here tonight for the benefit or the city library fund, having an audience of about GOO. His topic was ''The Ancient trusts the money question and imperialism from a Democratic standpoint. He left to- night for Galveston. i@
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Reminded.

From the Indianapolis Press. sf.ca The queen having departed after having deposited with her royal consort a piece of her mind, the court jester remarked:
 "Sre, you remind me of King Henry VIII"
 'Too much wife?" aked the monarch. in haste to get horse on the jester.
 ''That amt bad for an amateur" replied the court jester, but was alluding to the fact that he was called the bluff king. Gimme a cigar. will you?"
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Colonel Bryant ParaIyzed.

Wichita, Kan, December H.-Colonel Montgomery Bryant, U. s. A, retired, formerly of the Thirteenth Infantry, had two strokes of paralysis this week ars his condition is serious. He was the first white man born in Kansas at Leavenworth in 1892
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Poetry.

From the Detroit Journal. The Night Wind stire uneasily
 "Why do you croon?" asked the Owl in fretful cadence.
 Well, have to do something that rhymes with moon, of course," sighs the Night Wind.
 There Is poetry In nature.
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Disenchanted.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 "Tudbeigh's infatuation for the stage vanished very quickly when it was put to the actual test, didn't it?"
 "Yes. They gave him part in which he had to act as waiter at table where real food was served. He stood it three nights and hen resigned"
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Not lnsurmountaHe He.

From Life.
 Well, my boy, any college debts?" -ssNothine, sir but what with diligence, economy and stern seif-denial you will be able to pay"
The age-herald., 1900-12-28

Just a few of those nice SMOKING JACKETS left-go- ing at a. 50. -
 CHAMBLEE BROS. 1st ave. and 2lst St
The age-herald., 1900-12-28
Stons the Couch
0tVDS H And Works Off the Cold.

And WoTKS OII tIS OUIus Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure cold in one day No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents
The age-herald., 1900-12-28

JUST RECEIVED. 1000 pairs of S3, @4 and S5 Shoes; will close them out at S2.5O per pair.
 CHAMBLEE BROS
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06

sETALs-Tne metal market showed little strength
September was quoted at s. 62 GsIo 87s and December
a. S9aSo Phseephia reports an easier market i2r ron
sentr1ert here closed steady slightly
At SIS s2 LEAD and sPeeE gglsd % @ du "a ana q n2Hnay @
for spelter, 81 10
way business done, ard the market winds up
s- 15,o,sTto1. Sollov SsrISTleaps cenrrffigai com
non i2ai3c far i+ise g2@e @oe5s @ PEne' I $g5o s &c
syruPs-Cou1ron, 159l6e: fair 17glsci good, 1sg2oc;
oCEAN FREiGHTs-san in good demand
n & 9iIos, Ty tsndency vessels hoTever we're scarce
~ +it - ssrI1rs Rates t5r steamers were Am in
and general cargo rom Southern Grain
teInbe--october leading Quotations 70 Liverpool were
49d t3nd'n @ I'd "a SaSeaT Seese I'd AntwerP Sd Ham
osts as1sa ss ''''o" L ''''' - ~
r business IN crop delivery although there are In
G.res here in moderate volume Refined petroleum was
Petroleum bbis s. o. and IN bulb % 90 Ph1la
CottOnseed oil prime crude b6s nominal prime
SUNNI sqieT hte 81 3sc prime winter yellow Ssg3s
iinseed American raw sc Anerie an noied oSqoSe al
brand Srsnas' 57ss lard oil. ssa55e,
PRovIsIoNs-EarIy in the day provisions declined
sharply liquidation, the drop In grain and an ab-
sence OF outside support Packers sold lard but also
sF 5sh' 5sdasp In I the aaoon yery5s ssade up
q
ere receipts Of 5s0O lead including 7G0 al Ghisago
SI2nSl3 . for old and rev FANNY
sasl5 -; short clear $l3 25qS15 EF2F-F-steady
Quoted Ness s9d$s 90 family $0g$ll 90 PACKET $lOe
81 extra India mess ~, rss6 5f 46GsFIr
nal quqssd , =. sgS 80 n 75Sc I66 n &c pigs
~ CT-T HEATs-Picked bellies steady, Quoted:
smoking bellies IOs4 Q11c. 10 n, l0Glo4tc L ~ SsR
gEsc. II n dBc. Picked shoulders quleL quoted a'
.5v-Steady. city 7-16c. country, 4ep4 -
HRTGFasv. quoted a. 10c city lard dull quoted al
q s0~ refined lard quiet Quoted: south America &C
Sontinen 735c: Brazil kegs 9l5c. COMPOUND 99Is
B66Ec. Western ond-sc L
Quoted: TIC bid. city lard steaTine -
much ali day closing quiet and STEADY al
ces Quotations follow: Domestic, common 70 10" a
~ T4Ac. fair good. 4Fsa5g prime % choice 91sg
6ssc. head 5=4dGizc; PatDa, ~ &c japan 7%A'1
Taya A34d4&t: Rangoon. IN bond 2427zc-
refined sugar ruled ralfler
-, rr- arm owing a continued good demand AZ
- close list prices unchanged quotations oiioW
CT ioas and crushed 655c. don1inos Gin half onts oyl
- mould A e. 4Oc: cubes and xxx powdered esoc'
-1v,.e-eS coarse powdered and fruit powdered ozoo
Qa eonfectioners granuated 64Oc Eagle coarse gran
LTD extra nne granulated - cartons 10 bags ans
SsniaTd granuated Diamond A. 6l5c confecti9ners
&c Nos / ? g. soc; No :. 6.75c. No ., d tOc
X 4 COc. No z 5-5Cc, No s. 40c No p. o5uc, nos
"a s,d IL DC 52Oc. Nos Il. u lb and 10 1loc
Jamaica muecovado - test on sFct AZ
ali the business done yesterday. fSAW ma
49,, be-ts of 1B-Isc centrifugal s6 4A4c for
usrcado and &c for moiazses Cables were rather
SantinR 70 the trade. especially cane which showed
z. and fair refining while beet
'hCugb steady &d lower FOR present de-
iive-v and unchanged for the future option
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
rr-RoPEAN PRoDUcE MARKET.

Iivernoo. Sept. 5-C1osng-Bee -Beef-Extra India mess
dull rs 90. prime steady. 66s I'd Pork-Prime
mess Western fru. 72s Sd. LardAmerican refined in
nails nrrn Western. terces, Arm
as Sd Hams-shor1 cut. Ii n. easy ass. Bacon
-urnbsrland cut rs TO n hrm. AS Cd, short rib.
yb firm. 45s sd long clear middes hight 80 TO
n Arm 42s Cd. long clear uiddles, heavy y 10 40
no frm 3zs. short clear backs. 10 10 IS n arm. Ais
clear bellies IA 10 n firm. as ShouiderESquRre
Ic % ~ NJ steady s3s Cd Cheese-AmericRn finest
white fTm sis; DO coIured hrTn. 52s- Tallov-Prfme
ettv suii 94s gd. australian dull 25s
OIL refined Noveaber- April steady 2Ss Sd
steadv 4s Gd Hops at London-Pacihc Cnas; steady.
Es 5sf3 5s Iinseed of 34s Sd ButterUnited States
sress a4s. 10 good sos Petroleum. 6Ad- Peas-Cana-
dian SIS i0I4d wheat-spot dull: No red Western
winter sun ss. No 1 Northern spring. ss 35sd:
California 41ad96s 50 Futures steady; September.
Ks A. Tecsraber- Esd- Coru-Spot quiet
can mixed new g % Do old 2isd Futures quiet,
October AZ iEd. November. I'D, December 4s lid
Flour-st Louis fancy winter nrTn u sc.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-fOrk, September ., HUI
pEEZ-ES-Peceipts l49 2s4b heal N
dIng - cnrs for export 90 for city slaugh-
-es and Al cars market, Of which 25 were
,@gtsb hut about choice, while the under
grHJes we're 1OQi5 bulls IN fair demand ana
Generally rated steady Arm; at the upper market iA
coT we're higher thin steady out az jersey
60 the trade was prices easier. The yards
Ordinary CHOICE native steers
80 a. s5aS5 per n al 81 II 1sAS4 90 ouls
:. a. Gss2 10 cows 4OdS3 80; stockers AZ 50 90
1ooi and London quoted live cattle slow and re
srator beef unchanged. Shipments to-day include eal
80 esttle on the Michigan London; 100 quarters
bf on the Liverpool 1900 quarters of beer
~ he St Paul 20 sheep on the Cariooee
- E2srmuda. No shipments for Thursday
s. Co: IL Ohio steeFs I<-o 90 aver
- a. Is 90 per 100 n: ~ 1912 n AT s5 67 p; 20
ssrtcv do iIe5 NJ s5 a Virginia do. 1885 10
a, Is: bulls $40 10 81 90; do. IO7 n. at g !5
"a 91s 1882 n 81 eb: DO. 100 70. at 80 20. do
sci 10 at 60 i2 10. ia n. at 81 40
& Sons; Chicago steers. 1890 10, at - 90
II 40 1868 10, at IS 50; do, 1l7s 70. et s. 30
sberman Culver; Virginia steers 1901 n. a. - aO
1s West virginia DO i2os n az s. 2s sgil. nIo -:
Al So CO., do 1870 n. at 81 50: DO. $50 10 az ~
AZ 400 10 al 81 S. DO IA n. So IS cows. 90
n AZ So So II DO SEQ n. 81 - DO. SD D at 81 %
DO. 72G 10. AT 81 90 -.
Tobir & shannon: bulls 100 70. 50 rs; Co. s5i
=, a. 81 30 ! 52O 10. 81 TB $50 n. AT %
DO 10. 50 80; 10 DO. SOS n. al 81 20 Il DO
T42 n. 81 SC.
s. Judd 4 Co bulls ssS 10 at 90; do esf 70 20 az a.
80 n Dc s43 n g IS; hsifers All n. az e co.
Is cows sol ~ a 81 DO 10 do 7s7 n, al 81 so
Andrew Mullen: ''atockers' s25 10 al IS co. bull.
1870 10 s. DO. $40 ~ at 50 90 do bT5 ID at
ss do $50 80 %; do 100 n. at - To- 90
7G5 Ib at So p 600 ~ a, So 90 do $40 NJ at
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06

ff SIS s.s s @ .a Pr: s.: 's n.ess Il ssP:
S21 30 sorn oil cake Sis 75 '''1''u 'H '1Ne
bic sIiS revival Of export operations on
sb t actor ter u9 'he last half So when il fu
tas close ami hustins for wheat By oversod
% nT on the previous nights level The trsnssctons on
eu5inS sb were S sad to have reached Ts loads. In
par o. the business understood to be for Continental
eRGents the Local market rad Seen weak ana aa ses.
chiefly liberal spring wheat neyrn55 Ig pFes sr dU
Ing European sccoups % wh SaeTts & early sell
bas b winter wheat receipts. however Is pointed out
at year are apt be deceptive for the reason that
~ over the ENTIRE as soa,hwes eT fbs one Rs. and !. e as
points from ,s SO ha5 receipts are coneentrated a.
Sbsst Ine eo2try Arrivals for the day at winter
sTrivas Of e6o 600 bs s5Tng e wheat points there
year aso yesterdays agres Including eI2oOo bush at
parts 81 the was @ sac tast country aeoePtances in all
81 Wheat and corn An advance Of points in paris
markets "a sd below previous night worlds ecEs
seeor1ing 70 Bradstreet's." showed an Increase Of
vest unsr.me N ADDITION 1s 70 ans rogEhogt the North
panied BY cooler was said that prarnent
account in Chicago throughout the early part Of iSe aa
lows 20 red Ne%Yd se aeoa o oa1i' bST9 ~sTe , as fol
ssE. sse 81. 70 N3rthsrn e @ Duluth Sis No cI-
Iook sdyantass OF big arrivals Chicago the
sharply when confronted by reports that exprter ba5
worked large business fhe break The result an
afternoon that left final prices point and
&c above the previous night. According
export transactions amounted 40 points
TIE carlot receipts Chicago cars or about
80 cars more than had been estimated although only 335
a.s wee scheog4ea Tor thursday. and advices 70
vafoF sal0 that accePtances Of
Present arrivals contended represented corn sold
some time English markets &f&d net
higher No corn closed at "A NC 45c delivered
and sc o ahoat- o .OATS-There or
less h9uation Of oats at the West under which prices
sold OF rather sharply The Illinois
thst rapid progress being made with threshing
although continued damage reported IL
oats closed al 25c; No 24izc. No white
&c Ne white. 25 26c track mixed 25G261ac; track
Market weaker No Western. - sc. and No Western
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 5.-Cattie-Recsipts, 2OOeO including
4O1C Westerns and Texans Native steers generally
lower Westerns steady shade lower; le&ans
butcher steady TO 0c lower Va
today, carloads at SO gooC 70 pr'Ie
a0fIS6. poor medium 8 6UGS0 ~ selscts
feeders aHout stea1y S+S5 mixed st2ckeTs " 2g$ 80
s. I5aS4 90 hefers, S3QS5 Gamers sS- 90 ouls
steady. 3 joGS4 calves steady S9S . Texans receipts
500, best sale tC-iay. l carload AZ 81 le&as ieu
steers 25H$5 grass steers $ 23$4 10 Texas
Hogs-Receipts to-day. - COO lsft over
stronger. closed weaker top s. 81 Mixed
butchers S5lS5 90 good choice, heayy. y lotf
-, heavy - sass O5 hght s3tf$9 90 oulN
sales s. 20GS5 40 Sheep-F2eceipts. 1900 sleep
steady. aloe lower; good % choice wsthes
81 JSs CO. fair TO choice mixei s. SsiS3 ' Western
sheep 80: Texas sheep, s. 'NIfs 10; native
IaulSr. S4fTs5 ga. lambs Sass 30
Cincinnati sept. Hogs steady. - 5cHN5 % tstte
steady s. 25G$5 Sheep dull lower S2GSS % Lambs
dull lower. S3G7 Sb 80
East Liberty penn sept 5-Cattle steady extra, s. to
as ). prime. 81 +0dS5 60. common, 50 a14sS+ Hogs
active higher. assorted Light weights, go1d
med d!uns and prime s. i0&S5 IA: best 4orAers
1-dS5 heavy mediums. s. 6dH$5 20. heavy hogs
s. 55dS5 ~ "a and thin pigs
go rouEhs. 50 5O9$0- sheep dull cloce Wetl
erS 81 2OffS4 30; common 81 5oGS2 so choice lambs
s. 1896: good So 5OgS5 so veal calves $is
81 so
East Ruffalo sept 5-Recepts-CatIe. i3S sheep
and anbs cars. l6 ShiQEentsCaItle. ia
cars: sheep lambs hogs cars cattle steady
calves steady 81 25ST so good choice
STrS7 - Sheep and lambs dull; native spring lambs
choice 10 extra 5OTS5 TO- good . choice, - Dob
common To fair 81 25H$5 sheep, choice 10 extra - g
S4 good To 50 50at3 common 10 fair S-pS5
F4oRs-5G1Oc higher. s. itSj G. Z; mixed - -
workers. TOS5 IS pigs IS 60S5 I0 grassers - 500
co. = S0S5 stays 81 459$4 % closed steady
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06

Tte average price paid the surplus the platforms
been 81 30 OF - The Exchange price
remains a &C a the shipper.
addition the carried in given above
Iacawanaa carret SII5 quarts milk bottles
and the NewYorz Central dong hauD 7.625 quarts IN
bottles.
sumed desirable wholesale proportions. Buyers all
Indifference with this them and
transactions unlikely show good bulk until
of fall Prices fairly steady with
doing; a good point has been obtained in the
well spread acceptatiCn Of hay Very little old
lsrterly appears the daily supplies. We quote
Prime large bales per - Doc. No l do s5GSTi-c
No 30, So9s2izc; No do. T2=Q7Tlec; clover mixed,
TEGs2isc small bales 2i-c under TlI--e is some &C
rJughsh remnants ST ERAVFF3ece pts
expected fan OF and the market has stiner BET
range useful prime lots Cf long We quote
TUTT5c 100 n. Receipts OF hay ard straw in tons
reported at Produce Exchange to-day; Hud
son River Railroad. 200 Erie. go, Pennsylvania tu
Shore 20, Lehgh Valley go; Baltimore and Ohic
40. 3U6: boats. $40 total, l,4si
tons Of 32o by 20 do by rat
total
Receipts Of hay and New-Yo-k for week
l-7e- fprrb
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
60 Ubom ct map Concern.
ITNITED sTATEs OF ANERICA. sOrT

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH
- ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. WHEREAS
petition has been filed in The District Court
United states for the southern District
July 10th. 1900 by The Atlas Steamship
na1v limited owner the Steamer ''AduIa" her an
Enes tackle &C. for limitation OF It's liability for All
loss destruction. damage. and injury caused by
sinking and abandonment Of said esse September
25th 1893 whereas the petitioner has
the "Atua. her tackle sc, and freight pend
ing pursuant Section 4.2S5 OF the L. 5 Revised
Sfstutes and order OF the Court thereunder 10
samuel H Lyman for the benefit al par
ties who may prove legally entitled Now
therefore pursuance OF the mOnltion said
Count directed and delivered an
persons claiming damages tor loss. destruction dam
aCe or injury cccasoned the said sinking aban-
donnnent and make due proof OF their respective
claims before Thomas Alexander, ESQ United States
Commissioner oflce. in the Post Office Building
IN the City OF New York. before the 9th day
october 1900. a A. ". and also appear Before
said Court n October 9th 1900 II a NJ.
libel and petition. otherwise they win be de-
barred from participation IN the proceeds OF
vessel
WILLIAM HENKEL.
United Marshal Southern District OF New York
WHEELER & CORTIS-
F'roctors for Petitioner.
81 state Street New York City. N z.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
corrNrRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Rew-York September 6, 1900
7r.Ns AND PEAS-The market for marrow beans
80 en-, hit shows further advance choice lots are
hoias A.. a. So IL Medium pea slow, and
srr4cy choice quality command our outside
PED kdney and in sellers favor most or
had niled 81 bat there is
s,-t-tfton 20 ask Other kinds are Inuch
q -'sF of We quote: Beans, marrow
ne snt- - IS. 40 medium. choice 81 s9Sl ga 40
elce s. 0s4S2 ora do red kidney. choice ~ 10
S1- LsS1eg 81 rs 10 yellow eye. cnoiee-
20 m. 40 black turtle choice 81 5V9Si 90 90 na'
-S-sts "a ~ = gS3 imported pea. far 70 Prl-a
81 a5SI x 40 medium 81 50SI %: do medium inIeri9E
q S6ssI 81 green peas bags 81 logsl lz+9' 40 9'o
"19-FF-Jnder the influence OF pretty fuH 1 Ssesips
- ,-sriret had rather unsettled tone tflcly
s .sSls rrsdes call. however ana YER s.
49,, general sales being a. =. -
Iallts frHts and seconds aiu uasss
u LLsis -,1I,rg q nrts buyers favor concessions
New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
crenr BRIAN. CourineH

fr- lIcarEe special Liverpool cEbiez-Spor cotton
So request DuI freely offered Sales l5 600 bales
urs-< and export, zoo; American, i3O09; H1iddlins
t,rr 941l futures oEeEed steady partial lB4d ao-
cs1sl - . feVerist - Bs 3 s4d net a6vance
49, Htss-y a-sef5 Ie-S4d higher Deceuber-JanusT5
Am y. -Arlar1 sr1aFy. z-50vs AErch-AprtL SeDFs
ssE--1s ss3sbs Msy-FuBe sz21*b. September. . 5os
ief1f'~-. lkb- OCtober-NoVeE3beT, o0L No
cloths -Jec~-zoeg s-57b- MsnchesteT-Yarns qutsi
r1ie- A.fD AEAL-TEere disposition 70 snHslS
trf -tle II early break IN Wnest-
---lel - attract much business, as buyers
na- sfFatiTe arc Crly interested supplying cur
uJlatnns follow. Spring pafeDla
E--e winter stEs-ghts s. 5GlE3 90; winter patents
80 ApEiEg clears, 3 75Gx5 y. extra No SlnteI'
tle rSeS,r ALf2 No winter, - T04sz - no sLa1s
F1Iir5s = per ton, spor and arrive ,S1f
areT leI. Quoted Pair good. S30s3 Z5 choice 10
creS 81 .5kc ~ sMEAL-Dulis quoted klin
ez0tes t1ots- - as 70 brand SAC AE5Al~-tS1lst
s4s aa-le and yellow. 83cGSl; cnarze. sl9e5e
20 % - STEADY; quoted spring Eraa, spot; Sle -
~ = arrive 200 n &I01xl6 - spring bran
80 S0aFig; coarse winter bran. sl7Gsis 90 letter