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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
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.NusIdiiiie. auf 9ednuns bes .&rieaes
nit Spanien". Wir 9laubten, bob
mir ,eit II Sabren tuieoer i'm Grieben
nit bieiem 2anbe lebten. Dob bieier
2rieg bat picoer cine Beipilliauns bon
| 81 Millionen Dollars fir bas
ndhlte Ginansiahr notbmenois gemaht.
@ir lino oaburh ouf elm giosst bon
10000, 900 aetommen uno meroen
nit Gottes 0llie almdalih bic Dill
liaroe in einem Sabre fertis brinsen.
Gor beildufia 3ebu Sabren foifete es bic
republitaniide 4artei bic 0errIbdft.
als bic Betpiuieungen fir mel Sabre
10 bod ltie9en. Mir miiilen nns iibri.
gems bel unlerer ipariamsn Nominiitra=
tion fiir Die biQiae SSiibrun9 oes Rrie-
aes nit Spanien nod beoanfen er
totete bis gum GdluB oes abaelauie=
men Tiuansjabres nnur" 1872 Millio.
men, pdhreno Die gelpilligunsen 4S2
tetragen batten. IS lino alIo ben1
yonoe netto 80 Millipnen aeIpart ,ppr=
ben, Elm Geroie1lt, bas allein 9eniiaen
iollte. 0errn WeainleD Die g8ieoerDabl
gu lihern.
gor Elm paar Sagen puroe in maIb=
in9ton Elm Wuslpeis per0Hentlidt, mad
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lid, 10 lanse benz ameritaniIten 8olte
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
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bdnei9es Ylatt nit republitaniider
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Der Union je 10 2eute oariiber 3u be-
fragen. Db ie fiir ober aegen sSmperia=
lismus. finb. Dieie Nertreter iparen
infruirt, lid nit ibren Graaen an fol.
genbe Berufstreiie 3u tuenben I: preoi-
9er. DDttoren, Mntpdlte. Yantiers,
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ten ergaben nad Deruistreiien seoro.
met folueroeB NeIuItQt:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09

preiie Der lanrwirtbiaaftliAen prppuftt
,u fontrulliren.
Sn Ner yort 1T Der $5ifuriter Scbn
Glarf 8ippatb seifurben.
Sn Der Miin;e gu Gan Jrancisec nnr
i'm prpttr=Mmt in Seattle, sBalb., iinr
ipweit In pieler Saiicn fur So, 800 GOO
0plo pom &lcnpite ansefommen, sssen
81 ,530,000 I'M lesten Sabr.
Sn 5arseY, 3d., linp Trau Geitb Wor>
ris uub smei ibrer &inper in 6clse eee
@enuies siftiser pilse Sefcrben nnr
sier anoere Mitslieper Der 6an,ilie liesen
tpntfranf carnieper.
2tuf euscn fip l6 amerifaniihe Srls
raten in eiuen 6interbalt Der Iilipinos
sefatlen. Gin lieutenant unp elf Mfann
serietben in Sc fanscn1haft. Gin Qme=
rfaner wurpe setSrtet, prei serwnneet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
NusInnn.

NN6tuHn
Stsleih nod INNER bic ienlatipnel=
item unp mipcr1prehenpfen Nahrihten
scn Gbina fpmmcu, bat lib bic Sage prh
bepeutcnp eeflart. Die Ginnabme sOn
1ientiin nurh rie Gerbiinpeten BAT tie
fen @inprud semadt. Spfrrt ais rie
9tahriht nach 9etins selanste, murren
bic Qnsriffe auf bic sesaticnen etn9e=
Iteut, ia es beibt icsar, paB Die gelanrz
ten unp tbre snssbGrisen slufnutme in
Der tnnern Start, bic icnlt Niemanr be-
treten parf gefunren baten. Die dine
lilhe Hesieruns mSdte nun gar su germ
Die @elanpten ais 0eiBeln bis uaA at=
lhluB pes 6riseens bebalten, itEbt ater
pabet auf euersilhen gSiperitanp Der
Ser. Staaten unp Sefretar .5aY bat ben
Gbinelen ben Stanppuntt flar aemaht.
Gtwa 10000 1ruppen, aus Nmertfa=
nsrn, gnsldnpern unp Sapanelen teite<
benb, linp auf benz gSese BON 5ieniu
nah 9efins. Spffentlih merpen tie talp
Yeritarft, renn iie rrerren talc niht allein
int Der Jrcut, lpnpern auh int 9tilden unr
al ben 5lanfen teorctt iein. Die 8ul=
fen rIden Yon anperer Seite auf 9etina
Dor.
gs lAeint tph, bab Die Sage Der 2tr=
NEE pes Orange 6reiltaates bcHnnnes=
los lit. Oliver nit leinen 5000 Wann
lit in BEN 0ebirsen an Der Sfsren3e ein-
selAlrHen; Ntuniticu unp prpciant
iheinen aus,ussbeu unp auf gntlay 1T
feline 6oHnuhg. Demet BAT ii6 nit
1900 Mann reht;eitis purhgeihlasen !;
aber bic anbersn Gcmmanrps erseksn
lih zines nah Dem auperen. Gs bleiten
allc nod bic Neitarmee, weId,e jeBt i'm
Sample nit 8apen Yowell's armee it,
unb Bctba's Nrmee, bic uurpSfli6 BON
Yretpria ltebt unp licb nah 9ijpenturs
SuriidSiebt, no lie cine unangreiftare
Stelung einnimmt. Die Gnsldnrer
jubeln: Der &ries 1T 70 gut pie been@
bet" ras 1T ineeNcn nod lebr fraslih,
,penn AUDI nur mod prn eincm Guerilla
triese bic Gepe ieiu fann.
Yraiipent &riiser uno General gptba
9aben in elmer Yroflamatipn Grlas fur
dufn BON Den Srtten Serurldhten SNa@
ben Seriproden, wenn bic Suren BEN
&f fcrtleeen.
Die Nnardifen fnb auberit riibris.
Nuf bic grmoroung res SDnias scn
Stalien folste in Belsrao Elm miblunse-
nes Mttentat auf ZEN &Onis Don Serbien
uno in 9arts elm eben lclGes auf BEN
Sbab sun perlien, Der paielblt gum ge>
luAe Der sSeltaus ltelluns weilt.
Das 9eihentesansnib pes &Dnisa
5umtert sen Stalien mirp beute fattfin=
BEN.
| Die &ailerin Jriebrih, bic Mutter nea
oeut1hen &ailers, 1T lhwer trant. St'
leiret an enem &rebsiltel.
Sn 0cnppn Tnb pier 9erIcnen an BEL
Beulenpeit erfrantt uno Smet saspn sc.
ltorben. Die Aftericlcsilhe unterlu
dung bat bic Natisteit Der Siasnciis
tetatist.
Sn Neidenbah int idhiilhen Gcist
lanpe lit Der Tabrifheiber Sulius &raul
resen Branpitiftuns serbaitet wprren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09

Sm @on3en tDuroen 1850 periorerl
|befragt. OaDoa tDareil 431 fit unc 6l9
0egen Smperialismus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16 1900

ST. short clear sf4 5o9stT BEEF-steady; quoed
Mess S9aS9 80; family $40 509Sll packet Sl0G$10 0
extra India mess S16Gs17 g.. BEEF HAMS-Dull
quoted: S200fS2l DRESSED HOGS-Steady; quoted
Baeons &C; is0 n. &C; 100 10, Tlse; pigs I9se CUT
IsFickleu bellies hrmeT quoted: smoking bellies
Il 10. SAQnc, 10 n. 10410he; Il n, 9S4c Picked
shoulders nominal: exc Picked hams quiet
quoted; % a9@4 c: TALIsoW-Cuiet; quoted; city
4%c; country "a a5c. .LAISD-Easy; quoted: 1906
City quiet. quoted: Refined quoted
930c. Compound nominal quoted: City 6h dG7sc: West
ern, 6lsGB7sc, TEARINE-DUl quoted: Oleo T4c
city lara stearine. S18d
RICE-Nhie showing considerable strength of under
tone the market for rice quoaby higher owing 10
liberal offerings and large receipts The hrmness
pated. The close firm. Quotations follow Domestic
fair. "a G4it c; fair good 4@Q3c prime
choice JsIJSsc; head. 5S4@6izc, Patna, 4asfJ
Japan a. G5c; Java AZ a4%c Rangoon In bond 2sf2izc
SUGAR-VeTy little business of Importance was
transacted in refined market to-day Scf
purchase GnderOne better than steady
changed quotations follow Cut loaf and
GI5c: lin half bhIs only mould a
XNNL( powdered, 59oc; powdered, coarse
powdered and powdered, 5S5c Eagle contection@r
granulated extra fine granu
lated 10 cartons N bags and fb bags Of fine Eranu
lated 1S5c, fine granuated standard Erauuilte1
and diamond A 15c confectiOuers A. 5.55c Nos end
40c: No 53jc: 5.30c; No :. 25c; No 8, soc
% 10c: No &c: y =. 1900: No TO- 4.S1C; No IL
soc 49, 4IJC; Nos Il. l. and 10 A7Oc OfteT
ings OF continue very scarce, but FenneTs
showed little disposition buy, and the market ruled
but quiet W the basis Of SAC fer
Gable helped steady the local situation somewhat
prices there improved Ad both the October ana Ne
yember delivery. The quotations 9s ID and Us
SID. respectively, and tending upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRApH


S Cncsso; Oct CattleFeoeips 24ooO head ineIud-
STOCK strong; Westerns steady lower; Tex
good prime steers S 5o Sc I poor 10 medium Si at 5 IS
80 fes5ers STEADY g S0S4 so mixed stocke-s
eay S2aS2 co. bulls steady 81 T5QS4 5O caIv.s s.ea
cars at S. Texas FED tes 81 oeSt on sale today p
81 2oqS4 To- Texas bulls 81 75ass so HoEs-Rscepss to
1Oc lower: top S III mxS ,5 S Is OYER 100 "a
g9o5 to choice heavy 81 s69s5 IS rough heav s. zoe
Receipts. 5000 sheep. IOc higher; lambs " Ilse
Ted 81 5oS q wess4S She's e ss 60 Of fair
SH eg, - 5ya = 90 native lambs, 81 s5Gs5 50
s. 25ss5 = - ''S' . Sheep firm ssg's 90 Lambs r
e East Gas Liberty oct 15-catte higher; extra 50 500
lover prime, heavy s. s6as5 4O assorted mediums * 80
s. 20; pigs 81 9OgS5 To- roughs Sc 5osSs5 sbs tbS
noce WeneTs 81 l5dS4 3D. common 81 50U$2 80: choice
s7@S 7 So % ''0Sd common to good SaS' 5o veal calves
and lambs AZ cars hogs 81 Shipments-CatJle
cars; sheep and lambs 50 hogs. Cattle
lower than 70 best smooth fat export
cattle desirable quality $ 5oQS5 20; good best, s5a
50 s5dS4 good cholce butcher steers 81 500
s good best do 2sasl so; good to best fat bulls
81 good fat heifers S4aS4 IS fat cows choice
ing tl - - co s " tat ,o &c 81 PCS - Iee
So 4Os3 e5 Michigan choice extra SO 40
as g cSGa 09 eT 3 s. s * SRfs Go Ssfs s9e 8
qS4 fresh cows choice TO extra good bags s50aSGo;
and poor $1Sqs2o; and springers. com
mon 20 good $254sSe calves choice extra sass .;
good TO Sh6ce s. 5O.SS heavy fed calves 50 7SaSi ~
s s5 ana $ 90 6s RsP on sna ID q go94 to
rative lambs choice extra So 65S5 -;
81 5oGS5: sheep to extra 81 S5T$l 80 GOOD
to choice 81 25q$4 35 wsthsr nominal - So ewes So %
ers S. 15qS5 20 roughs 81 5cas4 10 stays s. 5Gasi On
the close Workers were dull and sc lower at s. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16

AIETALs in London declined los under lib
siderable steadness good local inquiry and the
ss e2 Copper Was dull and unbanreS pn 5er
while The London market was IS Cd lower The close
90 e9th ruled duh and unchanged at 81 87s ana 81 loq
The brokers price for lead 81 874 speter
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-There was fairly active
sale movement Tor prompt shipment. with the market
steady ana unchanged quotations follow: Nsw-oT~
sss centrifugal pT common l2a1se fair l4g1oc good
lsc; good. 19G2oc. prime 2I@34c fancy 300 2sc
OCEAN FREIGHTs-sau tonnage was in steady de-
msnd to-day Tor the orfshore trades rates were firm
rates easy For steamers the request
& bt iehG aiq rates from Atlantic ports were
Tor orders were quoted 4s 4ld for October Loading Quo
4,=d Bristol. ID Leith. 55.d: Hull, 5lsd: Newcastie
lie AMSTERDAM lis cotton 20 LyeEpool 100 n. s5c
2455 tons egian steaneI / SIS tons sugaI
Java 20 Delaware Breakyater Tor orders October
United kingdom or Continent, 25s, ocober-Novenber
port Denmark Or stet 23s oefobe SPANISH steamer U
h4tS IONS ore lInao - hsdelphia private terms and
5 s sanjsI q Mszzar9na' coal -os ana coke
cruz rs British seaiaer 3 rn 1rdi b, 40 era "a
aitim1fe 81 % ogtoheG British snip S4J tons ORE
nent pTasate lgins 5ehoone . tons general
10 IONS coc0auIFs J3arsr, - it '1h ,t.
+@-us ballast out rom %eSyork i t'i ,
brunswick 50 %: schooner
coal Baltimore 70 savannah. 81 70 and back Port
Royal TO- baltimore. phosphate rock. schooner
schooner bl9 tons. coal Philadelphia Boston and
bridge money Two British steamers. s264
gross general cargo. hence 10 South Africa
berthed November British steamer Lawrence trade
years. or about Il $50 beginning June 1901 Nor
weRian steamer, 64I tons charter three months
Mags @ ] S ase petroleum hence to
oIIs-ottonseed OIL was somewhat aad very
duh. spot prime summer yellow from 10
&c and quoted ~ 30 for all October Refned petro
eum dull and unchanged Iinseed OH steady Pc
troleum bills - a. and IN bulk 81 80; Philadelphia,
40. and IN lull4 - So
10 Cottonseed oii-'rime crude. bbs nominal prime
yellow. $50 on yellow,
prime 4Oc; prime yellow. AIm42c- inseed
American 6l462c; HnseNd American boiled 63d64c
Calcutta, f6c; Western lnseed city brands
lard oil. 57M60c
PRONISlONS--Alt hnugh weaker the opening through
liberal hog receipts ana - decline IN ward prices
visions rallied somewhat during good
ing N December and January lard presumably bv pack
lasted until the sympathy
viii weakness IN grain caused moderate thac
and tho unsettled Chicago had 10000 hogs
g.uestfuG Euescar-
omaha &h0o and ~ Interior points g. 0G0 against
FoRK-ouist quoted Asss. sI4aSIs; family, SIG SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, Is. 1900.
rOFFEE-The coffee market a small one
Ia business the amounted only 1000 bags
m sales mad been confined 10 but positions
twelve, and amounted 70 i've lots The whole
destitute OF interest European cables
ported lower prices decline of franc
and Hamburg decline Of = al pig According 10
very and trade movement abroad
slow o. which with the apathy Of
spot this and the continued
heavy receipts points another large
increase worlds visible supply by November l.
apathy OF the local market apparent
from fact that between y and business had
extended but position: July at IoO. against
80 Saturdays closing price while the other months
December and March. these also showing decline
points. The market finally quiet net loss
points Privately the Rio exchange rate is quoted
1G-s g, Brazilian markets quiet and Santos
sJiu heavy they expected 10
continue In The open market for
continued dull. with quotations
6S9sc for Nc invoice lots.
Nasuyth Bahia October IL with IL
Tinandra cleared Santos October ID with
bags Total warehouse deliveries the United
for the week Just ended about g. 900 bags
ago. OF the former New
York reported 81 S2G Santos receipts 271
week, compared with 3OS. 900 week
10000 for the week Rio
9eTts aggregated 1900 1000 bags the
previous Il oO0 bags Rio shipments
States 600 bags for the week Europe
Santos shipments TO the United States 115
Europe 243 900 bags Bahia weekly
cepts. $500 hays and stock $4,000 bags
The range prices the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
rsrt vlrEinla %. 90 re. AZ Sc 50: % SIC.

n at 81 30; lbs West Virginia 90 n at So 50. 20 cus
u 10 at 81.
D. Harrington lambs IA 10 at SO 10; las
90, 81 10. az So los State 80 10 50 70 las
10 at SO; 162 SO n. s. sT 245 ca
SO cus sheep and lambs ~ IS rs as
lO4 10. at 81 121a do. 129 10, az SO 90
J. II. Hume & Bro: % Vermont lambs. n. at
- l21s dc. 90 n, al So Vermont sheep. 10 at
. 90; 10 do. & 70. al So so SIS state lambs % 10
s. sT' 20 do 66 70. s. ~ DO CO u al s. 60 s.
state sheep 81 10, a. 81 50; II culs 81 81 80.
George Dulenback 2o4 Canada lambs. - 50 1914
do. "a 10, at So %
>, Hsrrngton 3 Co rs Buffalo lambs n at s. 80,
q state do 80 n. 50 So Kentucky do "a n AZ
- 90 Ifs Kentucky sheep 1O9 10 To- l37 do 81 n
az - -; Is state do. 81 10 at "a % n at So
Jeline Wright & Co. 132 state lambs - u AZ
go l2ts 100 do. Is n at So l25 do 81 n az s. 70.
state sheep, 1875 n at g 20; rs l0s n. AZ g.
robin shannon; 1o2 Pennsylvania lambs, % 10 Al
so ~ do 60 70 at s. so III DO. IS n So Indiana
40 Il 10 at 50 20; lG2 state do 81 10 s. n
sySsni2 e1llS % n at 81 so 81 Indiana sheep 124
~ - ~ 81 pennsylvania do los 70. DO. 81 n
81 80 70 Is do 100 n al SO 30. 10 do IS 70 al
;" 20 Do III n. al g 5O II DO. 1o5 ~ So
SheEInan Culver: s26 Buffalo lambs "a ID. IS o.
ee Nulen; l2S state lambs. 81 70. So I2la
n, at 50 30. ~ 80 - " ~-''1' -
T. l. kerns & Co: ~ State lambs 20 n a, s. s.; Il
6OOIiiece!pts foI two days 81 = cars. or .qa
Gss hed over Saturday there fully cars 10 b. sold
arEet oppressed and sellers weights 10 sell
No sales reported before Change Country dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16

are not plenty, and large are firm at their fun
rates The market is exceptionally dependent upon
west this season for hay supplies: State and nearby
farmers the time advances good many short
run points wherein their besides
furnishing home and local It Is unlikely
Sahada VIII IN the future a bid OF
me trade in this section though she has outlet
IN the NeW-Enzand States already.
snow good number OF canal boat this point,
and prices hold up some Of them may fverge
from the export line Of trade been so steadily
n Io ths season We Prime. large bales per
ivu ID 921qS0c; No do STA 6eGc: sO7S5C: No
90 '2ts9TI4Tc- Small bales 2ao lower than these
prices Clover. mixed, 70GT5c: clover 6570c:
light; buyers hard to suit Subdivisions al the
ate Improvement in price; receipts We quote:
long rye I21s81T1zc prime: under. sound
gfaces 6I12@IOc Receipts OF hay and straw. in
IelorSeo at the Produce Exchange to-day: Hud
son River Railroad. $50; Erie Railroad. 400; Pennsyl-
VdIla railroad, ITO; Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad. TO- West shore Railroad 20; Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. no. boats 459: boats
total is tons Receipts 50 by river; 20
90 by rail; total 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
sorrueRN corrox MARKErs.

ST Louis Oc, fJ-Cotton dun: mtddlIng l5l6c low
nddiug Size; good ordinary 9se net receipts, Isis
iales: gross 49S5: shipments. 394s; stock. IS. 40
Nev-OrIears. Oct 15-Cotton weak and nominal; mid
ding middlinE B1RC; good ordinary. Size.
cents % TB bales. exports coasIwtse 2YI2 Con
tlnent $50; sales. 4,OGO: stock. lot. 30.
Savannah Oct 15-C0tton quiet; mi4dlllg. gt-c: low
miGl,nR 9Isc receipts 1907 bales. exports uhs
Continent $500. eosstwse @3G9. sales, 10. stock
lO0.12
Baltimore oct. 15.Coiton nominal mid4ling iO--e;
low middlns lJ-l6c s9od ordinary p S-ldc; net re
Galveston Oct 15.-Cctton quiet: middlinG csc; low
mddiing 3-l6c; good ordinary Il-f6c: receipts,
IS 4sf bales; stock I2s,6a3.
Memphis. Oct I5-Cott5n STEADY: mildling- i5-lSe
cepts bales gross 1891: shipments ASH. sales
Doe stock. 54.772
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
THE LONDON wooI. MAPKET

Aondon. Oet. 1d'-Buyers numerous AZ fsvsF
session y me wool auction sales Good selections
1Stel' a. mere was steady demand New
wslSs seSs were n better supply az arm Tie
5.asI % pa'e ohered vas i9sa Several lots
Scl-n wales sc1ured Wfh1rnuu. aValtfnz better
ptIs ec8rse crosshrecs AZ ne opan-
s Or ne sRie American culet onlr tax
ING odd lots OF greasy wools- The following sale
IN detaii- New south Wales 300 bales.
a ~ ~ slsSs : Seer sisaa 10 bales secured
"a dQls 81. grsasy. 4Q1Id West Australia 500 ffs~.
secured s'7d9ls Id gFeasy, 81 dsd south Australia
loo 1aIes RTeasy- Dad Tasmania. bales. greasy
2N9ln- Nev-zealand 25oo bales; secured. 6isdd
Is 3'=d- greasy i.zssd Cape Of Good Hone an Ngrs
100 bales secured Is ii2d0ls sd Ereasy 6id Buenas
Ayres, o. bales. greasy, 6Q7izd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

spot S2Bc: No Northern, new spot 81 Sc. Winter
wheat nominal No red, 761z arc. mixed. So y al Gc
No white 75q70!ze, Germ dun and weak No yellow
a G45c oats-No white. 2614o; No white, 25lsa
25%c; No white. 25c; No mixed. o &c. Barley
Western range 81 zd62c State spot. $685. RyeNC >
nominal SIC. Flour quiet and easy. Canal freIghts
steady wheat 22.c: corn, 2zc 17sc: barley 2sc
re. 2ssc: haxseed 31tc 10 New-York-
Chicago, Oct. 10 The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16

tyTTON-The hears left unturned to-day in
effort stamp Of the bull supremacy which
as obtained for protraced period until last weeks
the bull
trade quite generally had anticipated higher Liverpool
change the better
English news was
NUS urfaV0rsbe that received SATURDAY noting pro
private cables stating sentiment abroad had become
intensely bearsh Our market followed the Liverpool
.feak with drop u coo points the call, the loss
ater being increased matter OF 3JQ3S points under
sss bic pressure long stuff and telling sales Tor
hlQf- wherever tie market showed the Ieast
s1rap1n II reaction Europe leader IN the local
1s.Lng though Southern not far behind
ne public hu-rledly unioaded accumulated last
~s idea that the entitled 70 reat
non Not until after midday there The least ma
.s4't ~ lul in The selling movement OF change IN
.t trend o. nuctuatlons BY . the advance from
om quotations less than 10 Iolnts. with parties
-'ng prohls n sight about the only buyers The late
tlarheL with prices down % me
i9Ves- q The which led the break
abroad heavy receipts at al points
decline southern SPOT
markets - CSC reports that magnificent weather
whore further outturn had
~ been expected. Statistics from all quarters We're
lt1Ilslr attitude 81 the holders IN the South
Nes tGe q II has been since the season
pence while buyers seemed lost all their fears
= cotton famine in Europe and hGtly refused 10 Duy
Or1cial estimates
-o continued receipts and predictions from Wash
sA .r unchanged weather c5ndltions during the neAt
-eoE late IN the day The market closed weak at a
tks ~ 5503s points.
The range q contract prices the local market to-day
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LIvERPooL corroN -.

Liverpool Oct 10. ?. m.-Cotton.-spot-B Better de
mand prices easier; American niddling, fair, szd
good mddlng 57sdi middli1g ts-l6d low middilaS
Esd. good ordinary, . Lied ordinary, fl-l6d The
1903 bales. OF which 500 were for
speculation and export and Included $500 bales Amer
car. Receipts. bales. Including go American
opened and closed steady; American mid
October November. 1s-6IiR5 14-6sd sellers; No
verber aud December. S-649B i0o4d. sellers Decer-
Der and January 7-64d sellers January and February
5-64d buyers February ana March. 500 ouye
March and April. I-64d. buyers April and May. ID
sellers May and June. G364d sellers; June and July
-64t34 63-64d sellers. july and august, 10 Vfd
value August and September 5S-e4d. sellers
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PAS Cd csttons-ed sii-Euu refined spot "a ess.
steady 28s - TuFpentins-SpEits Easy 2ss Rosi1
--C2r1rnoo drui. IS Hops-At London CPacihc Cosst>
Steady q SsafS IS LAnss4d oii-Duii ass Cd Butter
Lnitcd states finest. quiet sos DO good SIS 81
Refined, ESD Peas-Canadian quiet, 5s sad
y neal spot. No . red Western winter dull. O. 2ttd
No Northern spring quiet. g. Sad. No California
quiet g. sid futures dun. December fhd. Febr1-
ssy. % "a Coru-SpOt firm. American mixed. new. e.
1.o futures qaset SoveHlbeT IS 3D. December. A. 2isd
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E1-RorEAN PnopucE MARKEr-

Liverpool Oct I5-Closnx; Bssf-s,1sra India mess
prime steady. G5s PoFk-tfilile mess
Vrrsfsru Arm rs Lard-American. renned. in pals
steady 3es "a: prime IN usrees steady. SIS
"a Hams 10 n STEADY, &os "a Bacon
Cumberland cut. y 10 40 70. arm 5os Ga short no
rs 10 - 10 firm Cd long clear middlea light 20 70
rs 10 46s; long clear nladlss heavy - 10 10 ~
sear bellies 10 n. strong. Sos Ga Shoulders-
SQUARE II - n. nrm. SIS 3D. Chssze-.Araer!sen
s1sst white steady SIS: 90 c5ored steady S4s Tai
Ausraliau IN Loa10n ars IS; prime city steady
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NAVAL STORES.

inquiry was spirits, with the market
steady old prices Advces from Southern markets were
without incentive either direction Rosln quiet
steady. QuOJa follow:
TAR-Reguiars s.: do oil bbls, 81 p.
SPIRITS Tt RPENTINE-41 l2d42c.
ROsIN-Common to good strained. 81 47l2aS1 so; E.
81 1882 20; y. 81 80: " C. 81 so: " W. IS %.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rasin ...... .......... 33 s5T bbIs
Spirits turpentne ................. 53S bbls
Tar 574 bDls
Charleston oct l5-Tlrpentine frm 37lac. Rosn
steady and unchanged
Wilmington, oct. 15--Sprts turpentine firm. $Il4G
$7&c; receipts, 1875 bbs Rosn steady. 81 5qS1 20;
celpts, @l2 bbs I1de 81 81 30;
cepts. - hbs Tar firm. 81 ~; receipts. 135 bbls
Savannah. Oct. 14-Spr..s turpeutine firm, S7@4c re
cepts. 1889 bbls sales. 120S; exports ROsn firm
3,1S7.
New-orleans Oct 15.-Recepts Resin, 60 bbls exports
Liverpool 25O bbls