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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24
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Paris, April BON. Aired Picard,
the French commissioner-general is in
hot water at present on account of an
unimportant action of his which seems
10 have been an over-exercise of au-
thority. Thursday last he caused to
be arrested two men who were smok-
ing inside the exposition building.
Signs are posted in all the buildings to
the effect that smoking is forbidden
and the commissioner-general thought
that he was acting with the proper au-
thority when he caused the arrest of
the men who were disregarding the adj
monition, Defense lie Fumer" 1t de-
veloped, however, that there was no
law prohibiting smoking in the exposi-
ton building. but that there is a law
which says that any person illegally
causing the arrest and detention Of an
other person may be sent to the
Bayne, which really means sent to
hard labor in the state prison. The
persons arrested were disposed to make
trouble for NJ. Picard and the magis-
trates, before whom the case was
brought. realizing the Importance of
the case, put off the final hearing until
the matter could be more thoroughly
looked into Day before yesterday the
project OF police issued a decree that
forbids smoking in the buildings of the
exposition other than cafes. bars,
brasSeries, buveltes and restaurants.
The fine for non-observance is from l
franc to francs. The two men ar
rested were acquitted on the grounds
that the earlier notices of Defense de
Fumer" were put up by the commits
sioner general, whereas only the pre-
feet of police has the right to issue pro-
hibitory DEGREES of that character. The
two men who started all the discus
sion decided not to make any more
trouble for NJ. Picard and 90 the mat
ter has been dropped.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24
ONLY 100000 A DAY
SMALL ATTENDANCE so FAR AZ
PARIS EXPOSITION.
AND TICKETS co EASY

Commissioner-General Forbids Smok-
ing and Gets Into Trouble-Imag-
inative Writing by American Re
porters-fmperor of Germany May
Not Attend-Chicago Fair Best.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

The Inauguration of the foreign
pavilion is nearly completed. The
last to he opened will probably be that
Of Germany. which is not expected TO
throw open its doors to the general
public until May Is. The opening of
the United States pavilion win take
place early in May. AS yet TO plans
have been made for any formal cere-
monies to accompany the Inaugural
ton.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

Yesterday afternoon the first private
view was given by NJ. Henri Gervex
OF his great masterpiece The Corona
ton of the Gar. This picture which
Is an enormous canvas 33x26 feet, rep
resents four years continuous work on
the part of the artist. The scene is
the interior of the Cathedral of the
Assumption, just at the moment when
the young car was placing the crown
upon his own head. NJ. Gervex, the
artist, formed the idea OF painting this
picture some time before the corona
ton and after some negotiation was
able to obtain an invitation to be pre-
sent at the ceremony. While there he
took some sketches and since then he
has made several trips to St. Peters
burg to obtain portraits of the dis
tinguished personages who took part.
The czar and czarina were so pleased
with the idea that they consented TO
sit for portraits, which were embod-
led in the picture. During the fair the
picture will be located in a special
room in the Russian pavilion and after
the fair it will be exhibited at the
various European capitals and in New
York and Chicago. AS yet no engrav-
ing of the picture has been made and
none will be made until after the ex-
position. The custodians of the pict-
ure will attempt to prevent snapshots
being taken of 1t while 1t is on exhibit
ion and it remains to be seen how we'll
they will succeed. The picture is
valued at 100000 francs.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

The Sale des Fetes has been under
going some moderation lately with the
object of securing more efficient fire
protection. 1t was feared that in case
Of fire or other excitement the number
of exits would be insufficient so force
of workmen is now at work opening up
a large number Of new doors on the
ground floor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

Australians attempted 10 cut of
boer convoy at Zand river, but failed
and narrowly escaped being cut of.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

A rumcr has been going the rounds
that the emperor of Germany expected
to visit the exposition. A recent
Issue of the official German state
paper declares that as yet the emperor
has no idea of visiting Paris this
summer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

The price Of entrance tickets has re-
manned the same as 1t WIS at the
opening two weeks ago. The average
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

The first accounts of the Inaugural
ton as contained in the American pa
pers have just reached here and some
of the statements made are worthy Of
the imagination Of the author Of
Baron Munchausen. For instance,
the Chicago Times-Herald, in its ac-
count of the march of the pres dent
and party from the Sale des Fetes to
the river, says that ON passing the U.
S. guard the president cried ''Vive les
Etats Uni" in loud voice and then
gave three loud hurrahs. This is
| mostly a dream. 1t is true that he
| lifted his hat in response to the salute
of the guards, but as far as any dis
| play of enthusiasm such as mentioned
in the Times-Herald is concerned,
there was none. In another place the
same paper says that many of the
guards are Independent of the wages
they receive and that one guard pays
$50 per week for his room alone. This
is another piece of pure fiction. OF
course there are some on the guard
force who are better off than others.
but up to date no one has been dis
covered who is paying four times his
whole salary for his room rent alone.
Nine new guards were hired last week.
Some of these had already applied
for the position and are still in the
United States while Others have been
picked up in Paris. This raises the
number of guards to so, where 1t will
probably be kept during the entire
exposition. The number of Ameri-
cans attending is such that large
proportion of the questions which
the guides are called on to answer are
in English.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

An instance of the generally club
footed way in which the French
tackle simple propositions was shown
the other day at one of the entrances
through which a teamster was bring
ing a load of stone. One of the stones
on the load caught on the trestle work
of the elevated moving sidewalk. In
stead of backing up the wagon, re-
moving the stone and allowing the
horse to wander in at its own sweet
will, the teamster thrashed and beat
the horse numerically and when he
finally found that one horse could not
stir the load caught on the tresue
work, he procured the use of several
other teams OF horses near by and
finally succeeded in yanking the load
through the gate. In general the
work here is done on the principle of
seeking the greatest resistance.
j. @. L.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

The opinions as to the relative
greatness of the present exposition
and that at Chicago in 1893 differ con-
siderably. Just at present the major
ity seems to think that the Chicago
fair greatly outclassed this one, but
this opinion is probably more or less
due to the general unfinished appear
ance of the present exposition. The
aisles in most of the buildings are
still without flooring, as there is still
need for the railroad tracks which is
underneath them. There is yet an
enormous number of empty show
cases and these do not seem to be fill
ing up as rapidly as might be. In
machinery hall very little of the heavy
machinery is running and from the
looks of things it VIII probably be
well along in June before everything
can be called completed. The Chemin
de Fer de rOuest, or the railroad OF
the west, has offered it's electic light
ing current to the exposition author
titles and this. it is hoped, will hasten
the work of installation by allowing
it to be carried on at night.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24

The fair grounds are open until 10
p. m. and on Sunday, the goth, the
first general illumination of the
grounds took place. 1t was in fact
only partial illumination as the in
stalling of lights is just as much be-
hind as every thing else, but 1t was
enough to show that the exposition, If
not Paris, will be veritable "city of
light" for the next six months. The
entire Efiel tower Is outlined in a
blaze of electric light and presents a
grand sight from the distant parts of
the city. By the way, it may be said
here that an American flag will fly
from the top of the Ethel tower Gu
the 4th Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

September 70. 1900
Beans AND PEATsers is an Sstgsa 5s1T9lty @. al
consequence Pea are not 10 t~ aG al any
prize there oniy te' lsll-lA en- - ~ -
rre fsre- Red kidney held nrmiy. with some f=eeVe
ss,rv 50 TO- beans unchanged Green ana
= .7 reas In light rupply md trm We quote saIs
rarro9 choice bts s. 29aS- % % fae1 . s Sg
- d. choice g. do red kidney. choice S-9
az ~ Trite kidney c1oics. s. -'tS2 3D. 5e'" eye
r-a 3. 10: 40 back choice 81 .: % lima
l--f,--is bags. 81 l''@r 90
rsI-T-rl.-Tie market had very FRA tone On fancy
fresh c-enrrer3 and the trade passing ious '' ~
actr as previously this week vas sn1el=nt % ah5o
an NE sqcs-nGee5. quite good 1ea. OF sI0Ta+e
az Pct the market IA oIaeE . s-Illy
o., yesterday have become rather n'e genera
.- quote Creanery, exrraf Per n - &c 90 HfstS lug
.ft ia q KIN 21n@D-zc DO f-sts lstf sc'
rsr- ss tubs seconds 17alsi.c; 60 nir-s o. tloe
,-4es I5a16. Western factory, Juns rake finest latt
60 held. AIR 70 ftll p = y lo7+e' 90
fes ane<t I5s4G5zc- Western factory. seconds. l"e
lover grades ls4 tC arn'sated "utisr
80 ls-c. 90 common prime. lGCl-c.
f- cream cheese continue
-i-rate ltre demand Tor export Tor larcy
- 5av At and much Tapre cheese 10 Be
- rFa- figure white. however -as only a
r5erte outlet, and lie all t1at could be feAchl si
- l-Igred III IA demand from the home trnde ara
acid Small white continues SLOW SKINS t+H
fes.rabe grades steadily sustained. A. tu'd
49,, ssIes bczer IiQ1l14c. ruling AT lie
fuH cream. large coi'fed aIlG} u
- ahitr lie Do GOOD % choice lp7t4 30
=, - 20 small white fancy lie. DO GOOD 10 cnoi'r'
fEIF etz nlttte, HRht SKINS sfi'
- el.a9Zc. 90 large choice gsUs SC par sAli.
rtre sac. do fair 10 so,1 o519'c 90 common QUA
fuIL se5ls grades Of fresh and shade
erIaer when sold loss on though case count sales are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York September 20 1900.
BE-EVES- Receipts We're ~ cars or 80 he2a; IN
Guiding 10 cars export alive. 80 cor local sauses
and FOR the market No tradins to-day teelinE WeaN
European cables unchanged No exports TO-DAY to-In2-
row the city viii carry 100 cattle 10 Bristol TOT
D. csAivIs-Tecel rts we're oil head sale Mar
ket steady grades. Common % prime Neals SOLO
an SJa&s - PER 100 ~ selected At So little caves t
sSi o erasses s. 25aS4 city dressed veals steady
Saies-Tooin shannon . virginia veais 100 10
average al s. So per 100 70; 10 do III n At 50 o .
q curtis q SON l veal 100 70. az 3 20. - 90,
12i r. at $ I2iz IS do. II 10 at 81 p do 30 n a
' A65reS N9Ilin veais lbs n at IS y. d. 100
10 a. So. srassers 21o n at s.
Sanders G Neals. 1872 n, al - %
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts were y cars. or III
head Including cars direct and - for the n1ark.i
rakirE With 81 cars on sale OF Whlch
n far demand steady prices lambs ~sFe rather
4or 7S generaiIy lQGl5c lower. with the eN-~
ion ~ choice stock Nearly all Of The stock - 500
T,r7o1 10 prime sheep sold S3asi 20 per 10 70.
small bunch fancy do at 80 90; euIIs al 1o4St ~
i,-cssed mutton steady 5ia4sc II; extra sac
dressed lambs slow At 74llc 90 -
aeTage m 81 - per PC do 81 ID at So -54 do
"a n 81 SIS ags - 50; 243 do % 10 a. ," %
IN ann al al H. al s. IS 100 Virginia lambs 81 10 al -;
76s n n 81 80. 10 10. s. y IS Nrgina DO =
n a, 81 - - 81 30 1856 90. s. n al - %
II Guns los n 81 y bucks. il6 n al So 30
EtcT,teraou IS Jersey lambs, g. 10 az - % IL
fel ~ n 50 % 224 Canada lambs. - 70 AZ % IT,
9g7 Al N n az I3l virginia DO 10 TO az - 20
IG2 buffalo s.. 70 Buffalo sheep 80 TO az -
~ West Virginia do. 20 10 al 81 80 virginia 10 ~ ID
al - Su,s l2l Ohio lambs 6s 70 IS s. lI9 de. 81
10 AZ SIS IS: state DO. 81 n al 80 co. % ONO shesp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21

81 ~ at g. -; G5 state do ~ n 81 date yesterday
- state sheep (cullsi. 20 n. a s. -
- harrington. CHS lambs - n. a. Sc l..
; Judd & CO fS2 State lambs. O. ~ a. s. GA; 1872
90 90 r. at 81 - 10 State sheep o. n at 50 - 10 Gull
lambs. 20 10 at 50.
Harrington & Co: 2O3 Kentucky lambs. 81 n at
- ~ - Virginia do OancD. 70 n at So so - Kentucky
cults, 81 10. at s. 90
= do tcus, n 81 30. Pennsylvania sheep 1T
n at 81 so 81 do. ~ n. Al 81
J. Il. Hume & Bro I'D state lambs 81 n. AT So
) state saeep t4j 70. az 81 y.
Andrew Mullen: S sheep and lambs 70 n. At 81 so
"A Gull sheep, u n. a 50
HOGS IL o. head. including
100 fer sale Market steady IS 100 n for
laT % choice state and Pennsylvania EoSs Country
dressed hogs at IaSla" for medium to light weights
sales. Curtis yesterday: ca state
hogs III n at s. 10 per l0C So do 2O n
az 50; Il do 25G 10 at s. Do rough do, 2ST 10, at 50
Go, 90 70. s. so. do. 3T3 at 81
7. Il. Hume & date yesterday. q State hogs
l62 10 at 50 10; u DO l2I - s. To- - do. lJI 10
So - DO 2s5 10 at 8 90; rough Do 322 10. az s.
Andrew Mullen date yesterday ] state 100 70
al IS 10; % do 2l9 10 s. go; DO $50 n s. 50
rough do 355 10 at 81 30 l stag, $50 n, at 81
NJ. Collins Gate yesterday: q state hogs l49 n.
So TO- Y d, 179 n az 81. rough do. 81 10 at s.
stag, 300 n a 81 50.
S. Sanders: % STATE hogs. 1913 u. AZ Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21

nders; co state hogs. 1913 70. Al Sc
OTHER MARKErSBY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago, Sept 2oCattIe-F Receipts 5000 head includ
Choice native steady strong medium and common
slow luc lower Butchers active. steady West
ems and Texans. JGloc lower Natives-Best sale
day carloads s. 50; good prime steers. 81 +jQ
IS 9nS4 So: mixed stockers weak decline s. I5aS So
cows s. g0d$4 40. h-ifsrs Sass TO- Gamers. S21S2
bulls. 81 Grass CO. calves 81 50GS6 50 TexansRecepts
500 head; best sale to-day. carload 81 10; Texas
FED steers 81 4CTS5 To- Texas 80 50$t %
Texas bulls 81 5oS3 80. HoES-Receipts to-day. 10 600:
stronger closed steady s. C22 mixed and butchers
- 1886 60; good 70 choice heavy. s. lpS6 5T1z rough
heavy 81 959S5 05; light. IS 25qS5 81 bulk Of sales
s. 25S5 -. SheepFeceipts IL OOC sheer choice snd
lower good choice wethers 50 sOS+ 10 fair choice
mixed. 80 25dS3 So Western sheep 50 1904 10; Texas
sheep 81 5Gq$3 50; native lambs SipS" 70, Western
lambs. 81 6UG$5 -.
quiet S34$5 30. Sheep steady, S2GS4 Lambs lower
East Buffalo. sept 2O-Receipts-Catue cars; sheep
and lambs 10 cars; hogs, 20 Shlprnents-Catte
full steady yesterdays prices Calves steady; choice
70 sSGSs % good choice. 81 50GSS Sheep and
lambs-Lamhs, 1OG13C lower; sheep steady choice 10
extra lambs s. S5S6 good choice, 50 65S5 So Sheep
choice 70 extra s. 2GS4 go good 20 choice S+lSi q
common 70 fair So 5oGS3 90 Canatas Quoable - SAG
50 SO Hogs-C5ood Workers sold g 90: Michigan York
50 7GGs5 10 heavy s. 7OdS5 10 mixed 50 T5 pigs
s. % s. 500S5 So roughs s. 75GS5 10; stays
50 T5dS4 q. Close steady.
East Liberty sept 2o-Cattis steady; extra s. 60G
s. %; prime s. 35RS5 50, common, s. 5OGSt. He's
DUH prime assorted 50 9J4$5 %; heavy Workers, IS sj
IS 90 light s. S0$5 pigs * 5OGS5 % hogs
81 $50 s. 60 heavy MEDIUMS 50 IoS5 - common York
and s. 5S5 o roughs, So 5CQS5 10 sheep
choice lambs s. 60GS5 50; good SO 50GS5 so
veal calves SIGSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1900

three Prnc 3gsh e raersasntaa.e wheat the
vi-l6 souioth Hornr1e-eal Record estimated
ne 80 - ne three states la3 G0Q bush against
al bs - huA actually harvested last year feature
an ~. = cash market advance fu premiums
tffr Narle.i. Iniuih. TO e December - Tar
.'Hti t7iSiHs me best point .f7-
Purposes. Minneapolis Tsuath awe advanced
l--al-st advance chicago Nev-To-z
49, ~ - Outs ThiG means discount
49, t5S u2rsT NfU--Nork
,'te ~ three weeks Cahles were, on whole
IL - cry Liverpool creued up but sold
49, ron tep and closed only ia higher. aga INST
r.1NtfP = -aEC rizae-. fr.rl- MARKS nd
.a markets : points lower Foreign houses were
- 20 oe iaFt@ sellers 81 wheat
,-t.-.s me forenoon TIE Price Current
s~.,-.- 1H.vl-aS "Es relatively moderate
INN seeing probably deficient me Mfzssrirn,
LsNer ara fully Offset b. westward. Expcrt bus
- amounted 70 oEy Is ioa6s Quotations Of cash
go sfleat basis follows Nc
So, 70 hard, Duiuth olisc: Ne Northern Duluth
No northern, S6Ssr. ~ 1 (CrtAa-7
In No hard. chicago. Sol.e ..--. CORN
IN 'r corn mar ket there trade during
ne cay ana downward tendency based partly on large
P-s az hio7go which tur the day exceeded estimates
~ 10 cars. and Tor Friday At go cars
re aec'e IN wheat and drop - IS English cables
SO n5r1eutea somewhat the local depression.
- cesntss amounted 70 only - loads The Price
zen = corn in the Wst closed 47ic elevator
- delivered and +154r aGc1t ATS-T-hera
was !ttle II any interest manifested future mar
el 3ut cash business fairly active. reaching 10r0O
s@sa iar export. No closed PC oats 24iec:
-. white - &C; No white, 2S2< mixed. -
70 track white = = l32c; No white
Nev-T York csrlcts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nsz-y7Tk September g 1890.
-BFFEE--He market f-- I-cz coffee futures showed
eoasise-zhls Teaz1ess TIE opening vas steady ar 4
$500 ~ 800 points vir1 sales 30 bags the
~ 81 = ~ sales reached b-r ." bags. t0r
- sr--z session 1880 bags Through the day the
-s- -u=. cables offering support. and receipts
& 30 and santos f-n1lzS -p11 heavy scale out
with The c-sL----lol Z supplies, and
---- s---l=- .arEe rke worlds visible
1870 American v-sille SIMPLY ~ rogees now
and buyers disposed 70 hold atoof
.ste dispatches from RIO si santos indicating that
- Brazilian -a--zecs 11.y fat but soliciting
- q Il - WIKI trading 4 private cable
,.-,es p, $40 another quotes i5-lod The
Closed steady decline IF points In
- pen market sp-t Brazilian supplies buyers
lower ht[-- With G1c-a-l1-s mora
--~- -z- basis n SIG for No : Ei-
--5-e ---s ---=-e pressure sell
r. rarze O.. contract prizes he local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21

~. l 5s a5 f IN e23teT oP e Ia. 30 Pon,s in
r. l3as vas causes 6y wssk advaess t a6rosl sna
weak al S2s4s2s s.. PE ron warrants -.Isd sun s1d
I2e5aHget a. s. qSlo 37 Lake copper dun AZ SIC .
s. = III brokers' price for Lead s. an ana for
NoI-Ass5s AND sYFUPs-Tae market for u9la asses
50 A. gnc5s5eeS s,ts 6,s I17S- 2s97stns
- prime, 39aa7e Nsw-orlearz per key-fs. 4sa52e
Porto Rico Sta4ee syrYps. common. i5aI fair ia
&c. s.-l 49, PgTHs --a-ti eng -,,t-Se bar
ness light in all trades. Vessels we're in demand.
et @FSe ana rz7s sears z- arm m & ssa-ss me
prompt OF early loading, rates we're steadily sqsatae4
Glasgow. 80. Bristol sd: LeTH; 5'ad. Huu sd
i55 n 90. Ill7d9n osI. = 60 ~ 20
oII4s-A continued arm undert9ue in sympathy with
he strength y lard PRODUCTS was about he oas feature
Reaned petroleum quiet and unchanged We
S Selss 5 s. and 26 S g = r o g @ t Ss
York 81 % oottonseed o.. prime crude, 9ols noTl5sl
81 pr9e Whit 4ogf2e; prime winter yeLog ga
Calcutta raw. 7sc Western nseed quoted e under city
PRovIsIoNs-Larl -ss he active feature in hog prod
geE a-rsnaTg al Gay. YIN an f as11s i osn
ported excellent demand for cash lard PORK hed bach
e frs hut Later jo.pr5 he Upward moyeEeat ana closed
FRI =. 1R2a5 sas Seass' P2,as Il }ae cay 5
& PoRK-Firra Quotz5. Ness. sl3 759sl4: fsa3.is.
steaay Qgoged Mess ssqSs so ls9tiy so 5qasiI
iAAls-Dul quoted AZ s2oqs2l =. DRESSED Fl: HOGS
PIGS siz0st4c.--.- CUT NE> TsPcHed bellies f-ner-
TIcEI4d shoulders quiet. quoted Gizc Pcsled
hams dull. quoted 9lsGl0-to... TALLoW-F1rru
izxc. LARD Frru-r. quoted
city quoted az 7-2oG7 c5c. Refined
Quoted South America. SJ6c- Continent.
kegs Compound Srme~. Quoted. city,
Ga aC7sc- Western. a'-G6atc- STEARINE-uict-
Curr=d. Oleo Tla0- cits ard steariEe $50.
RICE steady demand noted for foreign graee~
wi-l oTerlnEv scarce Domestic fEee exhibited Ltue
ta-i-ns follow Domestic. common N low fair 3t9 r.
good 42sG prime 10 choice. ~ I3esct heac
- T6i=r. 4Ss5 i4 Japan. ~ d5c. Java. 4-s9
49, RanEoou IN bond. 2l-12c.
SIC F-Ths characteristics that have been IN
rfT-e dominated The market for refined
rCfav Concessions MADE on round lots
buyers paying 6l0c Tor gsngs1ed. but the small pur-
follow. fr oaf $3.50. dom nos Gin hair ths
lrrv, and mould \. $40. cubes and X1lHA powdered
G21-- powdered. powdered ana fruit powered
one FaeIe confectioners ganuated 500 Eagle coarse
Erarulated fine GTarusteo. n cartons ID bags
and p hays hne g-auuarrd, 625c Eog.e me grant
Ia-e5 STANDARD Eranusted and diamond a l2c cortec
timers 5a5c. Nos and B. 5 SOC; No 4 > f5ci No a.
7G-. No Go No T. $500: No :, = toc. No p 939s
Sos 10 ard II 10 u 52oc Nos b. L. - and l6
man - 90 tors market holds very nrnl
rTa-gs were hers' teeth A. the close II
prices we're On the OASIS q &c TOT -
r--Iaal mUscoyafO and - toT nctasses sugar
TIE cstCaaI Sugar Refining Company VIII close Us iaht
g1rne tine week. owing 70 ne scarcity or "a" I
others expected 70 foiio" y the slaF9
go DO not arrive in time. Gables were in keeping
local situation com NJ t,tE anl al isi+FI -'
- he Segrerabcr and October delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21

Liverpool. sept 2D-Closng-Be ef-E1Urra India
duh. Us "a; prime steady. G6S 81 Pork-Prime
Western steady rs Cd LardAmerican refined in
duiI Western, tierces firm, as I'd
Hams-Short Il 10 Is n dull 43s Cd BaconCurn-
berlaud IS 30 n firm, as cd short rib, Is -
long clear mddes. light 30 36 10 firm
as long clear middles heavy to n arm. AS
clear bellies, II Is 10, STEADY AS shouIders-square
N. steady. white,
hrm 81; col7red firm SIS Sd. Tallow-Prne city
firm Us; Australian London firm, 2Gs Cd Cottonseed
oI-Hul refined, Novenber-ApTil firm 2ls. TuTpeutne
Spirits firm S0s Sd Rosiu-Common steady IS al,
Hops CPacidc Coaso STEADY IL 5et3 IS.
seed oil 34s Cd ButterUuiJed states, finest s4s do
good, Petroleum. esd. Canadian. 1Ol=d.
Wheat-spot nrm; No red. Western winter. IS 3lsd:
No Northern spring, IS Sd; No California, IS 6dG6s
quiet September Gs 2aSd December. is
42.d Corn-Spot steady; American mixed new. -.
Futures quiet; - "a November 2Hd:
cer7beur 2isd. Flour-St. Louis winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept -. T U-COJtUu-Spot-Sul bust
prices lower, American middlug fair. I'D good
uidding 6Tsd midtlEs, 1854 low Uidiling 11-l6d
good ordinary. q Sd ordfuary 23-S2G
1900 bales Of which 200 for specua-
and export included $500 bales
celpts 5000 bales including 900 American Futures
opened steady closed barely steady American
ding ulidd-ing clause. September. 49-64d value.
September and October 49-64G5 5064d sellers
November. 29-64d. sellers November and
cernb~r. 2264da5 23-64d buyers; December
ary 17-6+i sellers. January and February. - 9fdG
1564d. buyers. February and March l2-64dQ5 131+i
March and April. lO64dGJ 11-54d value. April
AIav 9-64d sellers. Nav and June. = T-6+d1
S6+d sellers; June and July SGD sellers; July
August. 4-64d, buyers.