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Mrs. Annie Epps. Harlem. Cd. wF,Le5
dave USED DE- II. A. Summons LlIeF
Medicine 10 years. lLcured me uf Ston-
,'ch and Liver r"ubles caLsrd by Torpid
L''ef' Would not give one PACKAGE vi
IL I"f DOZEN OI either ZeIIIns or black
DraugnL.
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II UdS TTIlICG GITfGSG OF WOfGunGOOTQ.
Had l been In any other place than
the club / should have ignored him.
possessed the liveliest hatred for the
man. IF you will be brief"
"As brief as possible" dropping into
the nearest chair. 1T has become nee
essary to ask you few questions. The
matter concerns me-"
Whatever concerns you is hOthing
to me-" replied coldly.
He smiled. Are you quite sUre?"
l had turned the sword on myself. so
it seemed. But / said: 81 answered
some of your questions once. 1 be-
lieve l was explicit"
CAS- to that can say you we're
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An undertaking.

''Isabel. does your husband get angry
when b.: tells you to wake him early
and you dent d. itT
$50. dexr He knows that / know b
eUesn't mean it. Chicago Record
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He lifted his hat, STniiinie into the aston
tSted face OF Phyllis.
How strange! I'm AFRAID we shan,
get on
Pembroke and disHa assed OUT car
ariage- We were going back to the
CLUB. Ethel and her husband were al.
ready STATED iD their carriage.
Said Phyllis as aSsiSted her to en-
ter. And who is this ErinceSs Hide
gardc?"
The most beautiful woman in all
the world" | answered: with enthusi-
5asm. "YOu will meet heT aisO."
81 do not believe shall like her
either" said Phyllis. s'GOOd night /"
And the door swung ia. :
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For Pneumonia.

DR.. c.. j. Bishop, Agnew. Mich, says:
i have used F"Iey's Honey and Tai$im
hTee very severe cases of pneumonia
with gOOn results in every case" There
nothing SO good. Wight & Bro.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-12-27

ing what he knew about carorus an.
brandy smaSheS to a trio of tanned
Ihdlan icampaignerS. was lin the
rea0lng room perusing the evening pa
pers. All at once became aware Of
a man standing before me. He re-
mained in that position so long that
glanced over the top of my paper.
1t was Prince Ernst Of WOrtum.
borg. He bowed.
"May | claim your attention for a
mOment?" be asked.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-12-27
ECZEMA, ITCHING HUMORS,
PIr1PLES CURED BYB. BIB.
Bottle Free to Sufferers.

Does your Skin Itch and Burn? Dis,
tressing EruptiUns on the Skin so YOU
teel ashamed to be seen in companyi
Do scabs and scales form on the skin.
Hair or SCalp2 Have you Erzemai
Skin Sore and Cracked2 Rash form on
the Skin2 Prickling Pain in the SKIN;
BoIlss Pimples2 Bone Pain? Swollen
Joints2 Falling Hair? ALI Run Down.
Skin Pales Old Sores? Eating Soresf
Ulcers? All these are symptoms of
Eczema and Impurities and Poisons in
the Blood. 10 cure take B. B. B.
lBota anic Blood Balm) which makes the
blood pure and rich. B. B. 3 will cause
the sores to heal, itching of eczema to
stop forever, the skin to become clear
and the breath sweet. b. B. B. is iust
the remedy you have been looking for.
thoroughly tested for 80 years. Give it
a trial. For sale by druggists at 81 per
large bottle; six large bottles full treat.
ment) S.. Complete directions with
each bottle. So sufferers may test II. q
trial bottle given away. Write for il
address Blood Balm Co., 524 Mitchell
st.. Atlanta, Ga. Describe your trouble
ana FREE personal medical advice given.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-12-27
A TEXAS WONDER,
Hall's Great Disenrerr

One small bottle of Halls Groo, mia,
coVery cures all kidney and hIsdJd., az
troubles. removes gravel. cures H.Soaef aSotO@
seminal emissions weak and 2Us, Saxs,
oscks, rheumatism and an irfao,,lsr;.;ae .aine
OF she kidneys and bladder in SofS ,,,Oss, ro,es
ana women, regulates bladder ro tro,;h1ao KID
n children. If not sold bv voTr 0hoieS J.n!ea
g,Sts' Will be sent by mail on recs;nt' =, e
y. One small bottle, IS W two 1gTslPs Too9ptL OF
treatment and will cure anv Case aasoS..s ILLS
mentioned. DR.. E. W. Hall. soIe ee msOs aoOve
1act9Ter. F. o. Box 629, st. / o,1;s '1iO Mo
Send TOR testimonials. 1910 NO.
Fla. Oio' tallahassee,
Ihls is to certify that have usod IT,
ds deSas "a Wonder, Halls Great Discoverr
OF or 81. Louis. Mo-. for kidney and S' MY
ger troubles and have got more ore roi;ot U,Go
rom one bottle than all other mad d;o;1ea e5ael
nay, nave ever tried, and l think the saconS
PO.sle oa. VIII make permanent cure end snd
can Inlly recommend ito the r,.,sI;.s Z. H.
WILLIAM e. fSANJ. IS.D.'s'.
koYekke. Ala.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
EuRoPEAN 800 MARrnr.

-hsS'p1oi OCT Recommendations India r-...
steady Tos; prime steady SIS PorE-Prfms 49,
western quiet us % Lard-American reaneI n psrs
sels- aus PC Ia tia-cea gr
Short cut i 70 rs n. firm. 46s. Bacon-CumbsrIS15
- - 20 - 10 strong. eos. short
~ -1hg ciear nitdles. light - n firm 4as 6d-
Is -eeI "liaies heavy, g % 40 n short
Gear PACKS Is 10 Is 10 Cd clear bellies IA
10 10 strong 5fs Cd Shou1ers-Squarp ~ - Il ~
oo cotofso quiet BIS Sd Talloog-Prme city nominal
AUSTRALIAN in London, firm 2Ss. C0ttUnseed Hun
nned. SPOT IN ebls. steady TurDentine-spf-f-
sIsaey Sos- Rosin--Conu.on h-u. 5s Hops At L0Ed0n
lacluc Coasll steady Il 5s1f3 -. OLE
"a suter-t nited states anest que 95s: COED easy
IS &C. Petroleum. Sid Peas-Caaadian quiet 81 ai{d
" hearSft No rad. Ws-t-r7 winter. steady aILf-
NG NortneTn spring steady. Sc sad: No California
quiet % 6ftd Futures quiet December 3Gd Fab-u-
ary. Is ID Corn-Spot frn. American mixed osw a.
S&d do Old nominal. futures quiet November Is "a
eemoer Is 29sd: Jsuuary. Is i1Sd. FIour-st Louis
fancy winter steady. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH

So1ic3go. Oct. 1o-Cattie-R Receipts 1000 including
%OVV westerns and 25C0 Texans: native steers 5d1Oc
lover nlehers stock steady strong. Western
sesoyi western feeders Ice lower natives sale
s. 9o poor to medium 81 5OaS5 So: selected feeders
choice STEADY others weak 81 1884 40 mixed stock
weak AT g fs3 s., cows 50 67S4 35. heifsrs go
- 30; Gamers S2aS2 Go; bulls at 50 25GS4
caves IUg9c higher At SASS y. Texans-Recepts 25OO
Ltsll On sale today carload 81 90; Texas
Steers - 9$4 30: Texas SO 3eTS4
bulls s. 5OaS3 %. Hog-Receipts to-day 81 head:
morrow. $1,000. estimated left OOO 1o
oc !oWer top 50 80 mixed and butchers, 81 9O0S5 20
socl 20 choice heavy. 81 99FS5 30 heavy.
- So light 81 9OaS5 35: bulk Sass 20 sheep
receipts 2ItO0 head sheep and lambs. feeders steady
others low good choice wethers. SO SOGS4
Gloce mixed g 4OGS $50 50. Western sheep 50 SOGS4 To-
Iszas sheep y 301S3 80. native lambs. 81 25GS5 4O
East Buffalo. Oct ceipts-Catt.e 1Ol cars sheep
and lambs. II hogs. % Shpments-Cattle
cars sheep and lambs Il cars, hogs
demand; general feeling quiet. supply
tal demand steady choice s. 2JQs 5O good
choice 80 5O1S1 sheep and lcnbsFair
on the basis OF s. Co with s. Lambs
Choice 10 extra. s. joTS5 CO good choice. IS 2Sj 30
Gull lambs 81 50dS4 -. Sheep-Choice extra 81
s. so; good choice SASS q; So 500
So 80 Canada lambs s. 4OGs5 20; sales reported Hogs
mand; heavy. s. 40aS5 as mixed IS 45; Workers s.
% 4O pigs s. 30qsS 30 grassers s. 25a$5 30; roughs
81 $685. 90 STAYS. SO 1915; close
East Liberty Oct. 10Csttle steady IS 50dS5
prime. So 25dS5 80; common So 25G$3 %. Hogs steady
extra heavies s. 1885 5 assorted mediums 50 45S5 90
best Workers. s. 40 light Workers s. 30S5 35
So 25d$5 30 pigs. quality. S5S5 %; rouEhs So 5o
81 50 sheep choice wethers S41S4 To-
81 5O6S2 30: choice lambs s. 25aS5 80; good
50 501S5. Veal calves. SG7S6 "a
Cincinnati. Oct 1O-Hogs quiet lower. 81 10TS5 IS
Cattle steady 50 75Gs5 % Sheep easy $2gs4. Lambs
easy So 25dS5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL 1900
HOUSTON
e.sss se.s2s

f1Oustoh -'-s.-'t-e.--l2 4et l28iO eaSe $685.
gql.. sales speeasoS and export 500 f Sass
lddling upland ed: futures oDepss s Arn9rGan
lover Closed easy i95R pn qgf net oLf net
52sb; MaTcheApTli BE Anq,s SSle
S24s: June-July. 522las; july-AuEust 62is August
Sa2s: N9yer5s; 5se'ab MahohesteS-YaTns
SG FLoSR ANp MRAfAi9Sourb bs,s r.,.,. -.
prices AND calico n0i9ay steady the noun market a T 1
pa G s. asknE pres t9iow sng
patents patents, g !eas4 spring clears saa43 So extra No
grade sieasle SO ton spot and to arrive RYE IS
9g9ted; Fair to good SO 1888 rs; choice
KIN dTisl s. a5s2 CO. brand Bag M dg2iaa
Sic St7 sacks 70 aTrSs so % sig sDs 61d bran spot
m 80 % n0 an o GhcP 900 oil meal SOS So nseed
the wheat market yesterday was pronounced weakness
under renewed qui1aton and offerings short account
manifestation OF heaviness the market had be TO This
steady within narrow range OF prices sustained by IN
Locked to Of annsss in ,5 The E9gsh markets
OF hSarisn character and sentiment also appeared
There little buying the start attrbuted to
G ene arc h d sS 9Soh Tnea tor sale as might
S5eT events OF the day demonstated how easily bull
rather top heavy after all One Of
weather IN spring wheat States which Is
least For the day Minneanol,s and D1lr rav5ora -!
against 52T last Wednesday nd
SOS 900 bush against o46 on the corresponding
day last year, Winter wheat receipts
against 2lZoO bush including small arrivals
reported that L.
during the last days 1.4S0
Export business was at first reported be
later transactions "a
and Liverpool closing quotations Esd
Berlin Closed parity mark T ox Pof qe' Wa and
cnanged Paris partly points higher Gables
India stated that the general
and famine conditions disappearing Quotations Of
wheat, o b afioat basis. were follows: No red
Northern Duluth, S6esc No Northern NewYo-k. S4sc:
No Northern Chicago. S2ssc; No hard Chicago T7Sc
CoI2N-The corn market showed considerable early
steadness on ght offerings but subsequently yielded
the break in wheat and closed partial &c
decline In all parts OF the belt the weather still
favored free movement and good condition OF the plant
hand. the contingent
pronounced attacks against
which late in the day proved about ~ loads being
reported al al points The Government made a
condition q 1872 against sos last and 50 in 1899
The indicated crop 1857 600 bush against 205
SEQ 600 bush last month and 07s. $4,000 bush
ahoat spot; No white 49Ac and No yellow. 4s12c.
middle Of October .OATS-The market followed
nominal way, spot property showing weakness
with sales Of 1000 bush for The Government
report the yield per 900 bush against 2S4
month 80. 2 bush harvest IN 1899 Indi
yield this month s10122 600 bush. against 712SO
No . oats closed 25A Q25lsc; No oats, 25c; No
ole rack white G3sc: No white clips 2sl.
steady; No Western 6O1sc and
No 2 Western Coo. both ahost; STATE rye 55656c
c New-YorlI CARROTS .BARLEY-Market quiet.
Feeding 4474So and mating 54de2c both Buffalo.
49,. .BUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Narket nominal; quoted At
O'' NF.WNYoRK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

AT 81: IS do 1o6 20: - Pennsylvania do % n
az So %: cuils 90 10. at "a; bucks 125 10 So
J. G. Curtis Son: 81 State lambs rs 70. Sc;
- 10 az s. So les do 81 10 Sc %; 81 do. 80 -,
- 5o AZ do g n. at S 90 less 81 50; do IS
50 ~ 81 do 6S ~ at 81 Is: s2 state sheep. %
81 90 p culis. "a 10, at 50 50: IA do 50 10. 81
George Dillenbach: POI Canadian lambs ~ go
20 state do Il n. at Sc 12iz 95 do SO IS
So 10 az 81.
Collins: eS Pennsylvania lambs 20 70. 50: 23s
Buffalo do 81 10 at IS 10 10 Pennsylvania cuIls
al So % Pennsylvania sheep. l08 10 50 T5 %
do; 80 10 at s. so; 30 do. 80 70, al SO so.
MeFherson = Co: 204 Buffalo lambs % n at Sc: 1Q6
do % 70 at IS a. state do IS 10 S6 12is 23l Ohio
ehesp 81 p at s. TO- 16 Buffalo do. ia n. at 81: do
% m, at " 80: II do Ill n. SO IS
90 andrew Mullen: 127 state lambs - 70. So. do
= 80; 21s Vermont lambs O. n SO state sheep
llS 10. at - -; do. 95 10. at So 80.
30 I 10 Snannon 4s State lambs - 10 at SO: do
% 10 AZ - % ls4 Pennsylvauia do s. s. s7s: 100
90 ~ 10 a. - 90 133 Pennsylvania sheep. 81 10 at So rs
oil STATE DO % n. at 50 -: 90. 103 n a 81.
Jeltue Wright & Co 60 stat lambs. 70 Q
20 10 al 81 l6 do 1O4 n az SO rs: do rs n at SCI
j. n Wilkerson 20 Kentucky lambs IS n at SIS 10 n
h1IucEy sheen III 10 al 81 70 As do leg at So f2I
rIIpGS-fteNelpts were 4015 7454 head nd
mere were fully FeeliGn steady Tor I've
~ Sssers estimated ordinary 70 choice hogs sell
sSS 9O$9 % per 100 70; Southern PIGS at
medium 20 light - - SO
Saless--S: Judd & Co. 0ate Yesterday: % Western
at So 10 ~ - 80 ~ --' ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
TUE rosroN wooL. MARKEr.

F5ston oct lO-"The American Wool and SoLtsn r
-rrs-F vylf saw OF the wool trade ton1TroWf nee a.
IN a fair demand wool during the at wees "a
- sI-sr mil outside 81 the combine cf-l'
,f4s- rusI-s mems vOrstsd ard W2e-lgi.s; e.
of the smaller mus - =.
TepcrteL been waiting for TIE large s., n
49,, 1iffstfvs in the OF purchasing Wool ou Ia
80 iigbtIy stocked. they have concluded % att -
r,e-fve ~ others, and have accordingly plfc!-t{ -
especially territory Sa8-l'I-i.
lg sxas ana ane unwashed heeees The ~oas WEE a
actual requirements NlSIS
S5egc@ 81 my speculative tender trlces hol p'Y
whe- consumer really wants we w..
Sc isr can secure practically a. good price a. Ne ona
t-o wool sales on iueetiay t-.a
m lhLE 49, a. average q l2iz per cent on
w. Nne breds quoted ~ % 10 PEI ceaL hut
heIlo1 tv- rnssbreds Quoted IrchGnEel The decline
80, fscounted time bstore The sales q ne
ma. rtcst1n amounted SflO0 POUNDS eornest e
We a. 900 pounds foreign, nakins total oi $3.50
arc ,ossI al 2ds5 for the previous week an1
aE1ns - 600 for the corresponding week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

Mobile Oct. 1O-Cotton easy: middling. lose; low
niT5iinr 97sc; ordinary 9C receipts. 1T45 bales
exports coastwiss 755; sales. 500 stock ~ OBJ -
lO-COrt7n steady; uiddllng. lO9sc: low
,ifdIinr 15-16c: good ord 5i6c; receipts 35
bales: exports coastwise 40OS; sales. I42 stock p s2
~ T0uis Oct 1O.-Cotton quiet middling. 10 5l6c;
low middling Toe: good ordinary 9-sc; net recei9ts
savannah Oct lOCotton easy non inaliy u2chsnged.
mIddIng low midd'nE . receipts ~ O1'es'
5.,lvAston oct 1O-Cotton firm: middling. loc: low,
,fiitre good ordinary. 1-l6r receipts, S92S
baIs exports 10 Great Britain l2s sales ldl2; stock
Eren,Dbis oct 1O-Cotton steady; mdilng lOltc; low
rn5Jnr 9%c; good ordinary, Sic net receipis SO
bales. gross 4Os7 shipments. 1856 sales 4SO STOCK
Al 4i9 H.. Low
n5dng esc good ordinary eisc receipts l-4s4 aaIes
t.t--,s,rs n 100; sales. 80 stock. 36.32H-
sh oct IO-Cotton firm; mIdtIing 10i4c;
,s 54a bales exports Great Britain SOFA stock
IS 9g2. - -.-...- .,,t... -,t45l,z rOIso. low
II,g o7sc. net recs'0ts 1887 bales gross, LUIS
nl;I,uE, 2f4 sales f.52f. stock % l39
N.e,r Oriesns oct 10Cotton quiet and easy, mo
y ,eC- Io,v r-5dsIing l3-1ec good ordinary . 5Ioc
- racsirs o 44T bales; gross d22 exp9 20 tIeat
britain "a. $50. coastWse' '''i'' SsS' 49,
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1 Ok DctoOer 10, 300
CoFFEE-The coffee market opened steady at e.
points ruled weak throughout the session
There sales Of j., go bags call up u
80 the entire session 27.G60 bags,
market finally barely steady IN q net
decline q = points The weakness OF the
genera HsTre declined franc: Hamburg declined
-.aI p1C a Rio and Santos without
change price although receipts points
ti-l-5 upon heavy tcae the total being 6s 0o0
lass with advices from Brazil pointing g continued
heavy movement planters pushing supplies 70 market
obliged sell. while CnsUEi-E countries already
Carrying heavy stocks with the American visible supply
Io1 1s2 the largest ~ the worl5
supply working toward another Exchange
Rio officially reported l-S2d higher. would
quotation 10 1920. tuI this refers pre-
DAYS market Prlvate- tho Rio exchange IF
cahe5 1874 with speculation dead which
exchange factor II the calculations Of
-rcss the time being The situation uninvtting
speculative public which absence Of
outside interest while local operate with
caution. Meanwhile. accounts keep favorable
growing crop and spot buyers hold the OF
r-ul1sly 81 $50 for No : Rio invoice lots.
TIE range prices the local market to-
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
quoted; oleo. 72c asked;

csc .sTEARINE- quoted: oleo. 7se asked:
city lard stearIne, sMGs&c.
RICE-The New-Orleans market not much OF a
help TO the local situation There sellers had the upper
hand. Here the market steady 20 firm fully sus-
tanned prices bet buyers sellers far apart
Ior business. Quotations follow: Domestic to
W inir S%Q4a fair to good 4aqSe; prime TO choice
4+sc; RsnEoon IN bond. 2G2lSc
SUGAK-The market for refined sugar quiet but
firm with fair inquiry noted unchanged list prices.
Quotations follow; Cut loaf and crushed, 615c dounos
Gin half bbls only and mould A. &C. cubes and xxx
powdered 300; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
powdered 5S5c. Eagle confectioners granulated, &C;
Eagle coarse granulated. extra fine granulated. . 10
cartons n hags and 10 bags OF fine granuated, 5s5c
Eagle fine graduated standard granulaed and diamond
a, 3 75c confectIoners' A. 555c; Nos . 54oc; No
SlOc No 5, Sc Ne 4soc; No 10 4s5s No II. = soc:
advioes reported quiet and rather easier market for
beet London. The October delivery showed a
loss OF sd, did the November option, making
prices 9s Esd and ss 3D. respectively The situa-
presented price changes
potance ruling quiet and steady nomlnalIy unchanged
prices the basis Of 4%c. 4Ac three
leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

--, Got IN : o. -Cotton-Spot. quiet, prices
t,+rrar rni5Ilnc falr. ESD: good rnildIi.
easy, 'f45i1e ga4d: .ow uiddlng 3-lec. sood or.lt-
The sales ~ the day were ~, y
az D. we're speculation AMI EXPORT ana
'-T74a4 400 American Receipts 1000 bales al IT.
lear Futures opened Gu 5f tt5 bTlvers october and
S-tcr-i7er 40 e+d buyers; November and DereI'lhe
A. eI4 buvers. December and January. i+-nfd
rfs~ Januarv and February. 81 SAD buyers
- Ns-.b < aQ-G4d BUYERS. March and April. - Gao
aIq ma LII srs Nav Za-t4a5 2664i sellers Ma ami
49, as-s+f buyers: June and Ju,y. . - 6ifS -ftt5
T,,1y and August 2I-6fd sellers August ana
-. L. ! lL-lLl Ea-le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

"a Ns,1 voos we're IN good supply dragged several
sots oeinE Withdrawn Superior
ter demand rates TIE C,1,tirs1f 80 -
operated naetively The attendance was rood ss 49,
owns - the sale IN detail. south WaIa= 300
49, &c eSoHIed Sadqls Cd greasy. 3sa1O1sd cusens-
.Hl 49, oaes. secured. 5d0Is Al. greasy 7ltNaF Ne
49, 10 bales secured. SizdGfs greasy 5ssGi0d
"a @stIslla; 500 bales secured sd greasy 4izls
- tasmania 16 bales. grsasy 5HW8isd Ns-
assiand 400 bales: secured 5Hd7ls 2isd greasy al =
A72d9ls SID; greasy. ga 06itd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

tbILDN-lt faV II surprises and intense
gnfut m The local cotton market. Few traders escaped
Cured. and the sole object view much ~ the
slIre1 - re the lqu 1atloU If accounts both To
.lt- ana IN conjunction VITA mere generous move
:l- man figured upon southern ports, the
Pc ar easy opening Prices declined 51l0 points
-a se.es with sentiment hearisn 10 some extent As
me later ECTCes from rerpoti depressing and
I-a' showed desire 70 unload its cotton before tie
1r-a s appearance market further SERTED
]" before midday in anticipation Of possible
sat0lal developments
report large number Of Exchange members not
h7ar. and the the bureau figures published
the pt packed its utmost. Simple announcement
re H--S completely OF their feet AMI created wild
CI disorder In the pit L extremely difficult
ae }era ana T-lees dropped and points al time un
- - was reached for January which figure represented
les ~ 80 points from aE- nights closing bids. Every
body euleavgred 10 sell long short
having both objects n view The Southwest unloaded
Wa street snothered the pit with selling orders. In
seal n SUBSTANTIALLY TeaCtuE later ia the day on cover
e condition, with prices lowering around low water
marx Failure n the market a. least partially
operate was due % estimates from NeW-Orleans ana
oSsi1D for heavy receipts tomorrow and 70 positive
eaa1ge Il by bulls latter the result Of
beef the crop Of 90 increased
az pointed larger production Of cotton than hereto
fore recEoned with admitted that the
Ultimate yield depended largely upon early late
IF1s- TIE fear general that Liverpool would take
market here teorrow thus secure her cotton TO
better advantage. BE this II the trade was
st-9a2L5 opposed 10 aceLluating aacillohl Ines o.
lg cotton n the late session on the feallo theory a
ne continued bible in dazed manner around
ne lowest prices q the session The commission house
cement stead y poured long cotton into The Pit as ola
Wal brokers which LED the impression that
TIE public completely revised opinions and looked
t9r bear market The market the close was STEADY
The Government crop condition figures Of to-day, with
eqiI1zrlETTs. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11

Cash quotations were as follows: dull and steady
No sRE9g Teat ~ gjS No red 10 5st ee
No white, 264c; No white G311G25stc: No ? rye
S1isC; fair choice mating barley, 59G56c No faS
Mess porE per Dbl s15dsl5 so; lard pr 100 ~ s. s9
shoulders boxed So ease 3T short clear sides boxed
IS 3OdSs 40 On the Produce Exchange to-day the
16Q20c; datrtes, l54lSc
cheese firm at I0I.d11%c Eggs Arm fresh. l6c-
Cincinnati Oct 1O.-FIour quiet. Wheat easier No
Corn quiet No . mixed. 42-sc- Oats easier;
No mixed 239.P 24c. Rye quiet No sc Lard
50 10 whiskey steady, 81 81. Sugar easy
Duluth oct. 1o-Close: Wheat-No hard, s0Isc; No
Northern Sic; No Northern. T4so; No spring l39sc
To arrive-No hard. s0se; No Northern Is9sc; 0cto-
Oats Oats 23S25hc-
Milwaukee. Oct. 1o.vhsat lower; No NoE5hsrn sog
SOI2c Northern. T7G7Sisc. Rye lower; No l. sag
55c Barley dull. 57g5sc; sample. 46G55e-
MINNEAPOLIS Oct 1O-Close: Wheat-October. T7isc
December 7TNc: May rise; No ! hard, T9sc; No
Northern 777sc: No Northern. 7S7sQ75Sc- Flour and
bran unchanged
Pbiladelphla Oct. iO-wheat. &c lower; contract
grade october. 74G744c Corn quiet but steady: No
mixed October. 46g46A+c. Oats steady; 10 white
clipped. 2Slac. No white cIipped. <iGZzitac 80
mixed do 2iaG2sc Butter firm, lsd1c higher: fancy
Western creamery 22-c do prints 24c Eggs firm fresh
nearby Western zee do southwestern 19c do South
err isc Cheese quiet fancy, small II isc;
90 lar AK 70 m wheat 900 bush: corn no 900
corn 21O 600 bush; 100 600 bush.
St Louis Oct 1O.-CIose Wheat-No red cash. 73stc;
October. 734c November. 73Ac; Decembsr 74s4e; No
s77sc; necember 33ssT33%c; year 33l4c. Oats-No
cash &c; October. &c; December. 27se; No white
27l9c.
Toledo Oct. lo-wheat dull lower cash and October.
7sisc: November 79l4c; December s0lzc; May, sac
fairly active. lower cash and October 4lc Deem
Der s5c Oats dull eass % Rye nesisstsd Sioye
active steady 1883 prime cash 20 o. OCTOBER
s. 81. December. 81 10 Oil unchanged
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Total daily supply

The average price paid for the the platforms
mas been 81 80 can Of 40 quarts The Milk Exchange
price was advanced to Sc shipper ei
tective from October l. In addition the
rico in cans given above the Lackawanna carried daily
$3.50 OF milk In bottles Central
Gong hauD 1900 quarts daily in bottles.