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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

The fortunes of war are surely
propitious to Lord Roberts. Whether
he deserves il or not, full credit for
the defeat and surrender of Cronje's
forces will be given to him.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

The Council Bluffs Nonpariel
thinks the greatest mystery of the
Kentucky situation is why any one
should want to be governor of that
state.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

IA vote for the water franchise
tomorrow means vote for the dis
tribution of s35. 900 among the labor
ing people of Oskaloosa this sum-
npr
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

This spring Major s. HIM. Byers,
4tDes Moines, will give to the public
new volume, called "The Recol-
sctions of Consul, or Twenty Years
d Europe"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

The Waterloo Courier is informed
that s. HI. Bashor will remove to
Idaho to accept the state agency of
life insurance company.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

appropriation of s2o, 900 to build the
chapel, which will undoubtedly be
done.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01

After three months work by an
American superintendent, 100000
children are attending school in Cuba.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01
VOL. so. NO. 81.
OffIciaI County Paper.

Mahaska County Fair, September
A, 5, 6 and I.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-03-01
journal of this city is in the

on Herald prints the
Yertisement: Reward
Herald will pay SIS re-
name of any man who
,me reform to help the
len it took a cent out of
et."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

New York. oct. o Murphy a Co. say.
The stock market opened active and r-
regular. changes resulted from the early
transactions The London market for
Americans was materially depressed. and
with lntle or nothing definite IN the way
OF news or gossip which would account
for the tendency IN that quarter. The de-
cunes reported from London. however
were not without effect az regarded local
speculative sentiment. and IN consequence
OF the railroad list and particularly those
shares listed IN London showed average
losses IN the early DEALINGS OF about y
point. Foreign houses dealt heavily here
al che opening and on both sides Of the
account. There was virtual absence %
local news or gossip bearing upon the gen
eral market or particular stocks
There were some conspicuous exceptions
70 the early tendency Of the market
Sugar being strong. while the tobacco
Stoke advanced rapidly. Manhattan Rail
road also showed support after slight
decline az the opening. Pacific Mail was
also well supported. In tho railroads.
esortbern Pacific was conspicuously
steady and the Granger stocks recovered
quickly from their early depression.
Amone the lower priced stocks Texas Pa
nier and the Wabashea showed strength.
Tennessee Coal and Iron was lower on
publication OF the September statement.
which was a disoouraglng showing and
Colorado Fuel and Iron was also rather
reactionnry.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. oct. 23.-Murphy & Co. say:
Cotton IN Liverpool declined S-is1 on Spots
and about 7-64d on futures. which was a
very fun response 90 the slump here yes
terdoy and caused further drop here this
morning of about fiftecn points on liquiia-
tion sales. At the decline shorts covered
rather freely and there was also some
new buying The weather over southern
belt this month caused UNEXPECTEDLY "a
pid development and new growth TO the
plant, causing many 10 believe in CT .
of over ten one-haif million n frost holds
on until the middle Of November. as cot
ton is still making In Texas and Arkansas
to an usual extent and conditions said
90 be greatly improved elsewhere. Plant
ers are not pressing sales, but manutac-
turers are disposed TO await developments
OF crop before stocking up owing 20 tame
condition Of goods market. Market at this
writing Is very weak.
New York oct 23-Hubbard Bros & Co.
say: Liverpool was again weak and lower
under the continued absence OF frost, and
brought about liquidation which car
ried prices downward with but a slight
reaction until January sold at sol. At this
point buying orders on the expectation Of
a reactl1n "a Liverpool to-morrow appear
ed absorbing the offerings and causing
a steadier undertone. In the movement
the tendency to hold back IN the Atlantic
states plainly shows. while we hear OF
inquiries for time money hero for this
purpose. IN the Southwest the cotton
moves freely 10 market. The recent rainy
weather l. expected 10 check the move
merit during the latter part Of the week.
reaction Is expected IN Liverpool to-
morrow
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

opened easy al a decline Of Gas points and
further declined i0nl3 points under active
selling, In good part by professional trad
ers. but also largely In the way OF iqui-
dating loug accounts. The principal In
nuences against the market were the
heavy receipts and the almost perfect
weather. with no Indications OF frost ia
tho South. The semi-weekly movement
also eNerted a hearish influence January
sold down 10 $500. against 10 i5c two weeks
ago, with the rest OF the market OF 80
proportion. This great decline naturally
caused hesitation IN further selling for
short accounts and induced some buying
for an upturn. Some Of the buying was
on the strength OF inquiries Tor time
money from the South. said 10 be for the
purpose OF financing cotton In the ATTAIN
tic states. where holders show a prefer
ence to keep the rest Of their crop for
higher prices. In the Southeast. on the
other hand. the movement continues 10
be free and without signs OF subsiding IA
the near future. The markte here was
hnally steady az net decline Of Sgli
points
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Market Closed Irregular At
small Net Changes.

New York. oct. 23.-The warning con-
tanned in yesterdays furry. IN the call
money rate to 9 per cent. was taken 70
heart by the speculative element to-day.
aud the rather Incorporate buying which
has flooded the market since the latter
part OF last week was materially curtail-
ed There was great deal Of business
done in the drst hour. but the selling
90 realize clearly outwelghed the buying
demand. la spite Of some sharp manlpula-
tive advances In a few s9ccialtics and the
average level OF prices went below last
night.
The selling was not az all precipitate and
showed a tendency 10 decrease as prices
reccded 20 the lower level but when ef-
IL was found that the selling orders were
waiting az the higher level IN sufficient
volume 20 force prices back again
Late IN the day . much heralded up
ward movement ia Northern Pacific came
into notice. For several days past rum
orr have been heard Of q bull pool In this
stock based on the large short interest
known 60 exist Ia 81. and the reduced
floating supply owing 10 the recent buy
ing az a substantial character which ap-
peared when the quotation got below %
The price was $40 to-day when the ad-
vance began. and II carried the quotation
up through some very heavy selling with
out material setback 90 a shade over IS
making the net gain 2A Great Northern
preferred was advanced points corrsl-
atively II was alleged 10 behalf OF the
movement that the impairment IN the
earning power Of railroads IN the North
vest BY the shortage Of the spring wheat
crop had been greatly overstated The
statement n the Northern Pacific FOR the
second week in October shows q decrease
IN gross earnings % ti7 49, uo'withstand-
Ing additional mileage compared with last
year Of nearly 80 miles. There was o no.
table dissemination IN the rest of the
market 70 respond to this movement. and
The recoveries were quite Insignificant.
The fan IN the call loan rate 10 ~ per
cent IN the last half-hour was equally
without effect in reawakenlug speculative
interest. and the market closed Irregular
az small net changes
The earlier rates Tor call loans ruled
from { 20 per cent and u is soi un-
likely that the late reaction was due 70
the abstinence OF spectators from f''rther
encroachment on money resources. Banks
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Ma very
weak. Commercial demand As2. sixty
days 81 7Sis. ninety DAYS. $4.76ass francs.
Paris and Havre. sixty days. 525is. Swiss.
sixty DAYS, 5&. Belgian. 5.45As marks.
sixty days 20 9-i6c; ninety DAYS. aSiac
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying a. i-i6 discount ana sell
Ing as follows. S. ana under, i0c pre-
MUM IS 20 $50 l5c premium: 50 20 0oo.
a)c premium. 500 TO s2oo. 70 premium
SEQ 90 $1,000 par: Sl,ooo and over, lie dis
count
SECTRITIES-The tone OF the market
Is frm. with advancing prices. The sup
ply % floating securities Sc limited. Cen
trail issues are active and strong.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

CENTRALs IssUEs-Tbe securities OF
the Central systems are cnhancing IN
value rapidly. This doubtless is owing
20 the heavy Increase in freigh; and pas
sengcr earning=.
SAVANNAH BREWING - Savannah
Brewing Company stock Is IN active de-
mand, owing 10 the probability Of there
being no chance Of passing "a bill antagon-
istio 10 SIS operations In the present Leg
islature
BANK STOCkS-Local banks are all
doing a splendid business this season.
Their stocks are steadily taken az quota
lions. Money is IN ample supply at per
cent on call There b. a possibility Of
another bank starting up early mex, year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
NAVAL STONES.

Tuos1ay. oct 3,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market
opened firm az 40ia cents to-day. with sales
Of 6si casks reported al this price, and
closed nrm a u cents. with further sales
OF e0 casks AZ this price. There was a
brisk demand reported throughout the
dav. which factors took as an encourag-
ing outlook for The market The days
receipts were $50 ana the exports none.
ROsINs-There was a good demand for
rosins. which resulted IN better prices be-
ing paid after the closing. Grades and
below sold az an advance OF cents on
quotations. The demand was for both for
eIrn and domestic account and was suiii-
GENTLY strong 20 keep trading going az a
moderate rate all day Tho days receipts
were G COO. and the exports none. Prices
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

The cotton market closed quiet to-day
o. a decline Of y cent on all grades
sales on the spot were 493 bales. The de-
mand was reported much better than for
the past few days. and now that the spec
ulative market Is getting TO what many
consider low point the trade looks Tor
a revival Of business on "a basis more In
accord with what holders expect TO get
for their cotton. Good midd.ing cotton.
fob. was inquired for by exporters on
q basis Of ga 60 sis cents, with some
holders willing 70 let go az these prices.
Notwithstanding there IL some ceiling at
present prices Il is true that many are
holding out firmly Tor better prices. and
they believe that the prospective urgent
foreign demand will aid them In carrying
their point.
The following were the official spot quo
iations az the close OF the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. oct. o. T. p. m Cotton
Spot fair demand. prices easier: Amer
lean mlddl.ng fair i3-i6d. good middliug.
5 l5-32d. middling. s ii-32d low middllng,
8 5-32d: good ordinary. 4 l9-82d: ordinary.
7-32d. The sales Of the day were 7.0l0
bales. OF which 90 were FOR speculation
and export. and included 6,fo0 American
receipts ~ go bales. including $500 Amer
lean.
Futures opened easier ana closed quiet,
American middling. how middlng clause.
October 8 i0d. sellers: October-N November.
5.0ld5 .02d. sellers: NOvember1De
6ifl4 SD. buyers; December-January.
I 59d4 cd. buyers. January February.
I 57G4 SD. buyers: February March. 45fd.
sellers March-April. 4 sd. sellers; April
May 4.53d. sellers. May-June, asa. sell
ers; June-July. 4.50d4 Sid. buyers July
August. 4.49a4 sod. sellers. August-Sep-
TENDER. 4 40, sellers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
DRY GOODS.

New York, oct. 23-The market for the
strong holders with only a comparative
~ small stock on hand and buyers tax
ing only what was needed for immediate
requirements In bleachcd and brown
goods condit .ons are quiet their regular
NV IN the cotton market having slight
influence upon the latter qualities. but
with no quo,able change. Prints are 80
firm demand but with no disposition 20
name new prices.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Note-These quotations are revised
daily, and are kept as near as possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices oniciai quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
saiers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
PoULTRY-The market II steady. QUO
tnfions: Broilers. 0a2so: per pair; half
grown. 4S4ftoc; thrce-fourths grown. $50
sOc: hens. elG7bc: ROSTERS. 40uG)c. duoka
0d7sc. geese. 75cHr.o0
FGGs-Sfeady a. TIC.
BuTTER-rhe tone o. the market r.
arm Quotations: Western creamery isiG
2sikc New York state dairy. i7ihg 22izc
extra ElRins 2i0zsc
cHEEsE-Msrket finn: fancy full
cream cheese. i3isc for - 20 22-pound
average. zsa3o-pound average. isc.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Nor 500
sack.
CABBAGE-5a7c per head.
ONIOSS-Yeiiow. In barrels. 3 %.
crates. Soc: red 81 s0azoo
DreaGstuns, Hay ana Grain.
FLoUR-Market steady patent, B.2j.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

called loans 70 the extent % several mil
Hon dollars this morning and the shift
ing OF loans which resulted caused quite
an active bidding Cor money. The events
Of the day had the effect OF awakening
some fresh unoasiness over the money
market conditions ana these were not al
together al!ayed by tho renewed weakness
Of exchange, especially Paris cheques. The
transfer Of currency 20 New orleans
through the sub-treasury was also renew
81 to-day
There was a decided falling or In bust
ness in bonds and prlceH reacted at Va.
rious points. Total sales par value 81 eco
90
United states bonds were unchanged
on last call
The total sales 81 stocks to-day were
s3f9o shares. including Atchison. $3.50.
Atchison preferred. l9S75. Baltimore ami
Ohio iisl5: Manhattan L. ie.7do. Nilsson
ri Pacific. $3.50. Northern Pacific. Tt.ltS
' cunsylvanla. 500; St Paul. e.i75. south
ern Pacific DIDO. Union Pacific. - i1o,
American Steel and Wire. 90. Am an
. Tobacco. 1888. Brooklyn Rapid Tran n.
ijfio. Colorado Fuel ana Iron. s 90 con-
tinental Tobacco. 5555. Federal Steel i3-
5S5: Pacific Mail q Ji3. Peoples Gas. H.
800. Sugar. 70 $50 Tennessee Coal and
lion $50. United states Leather. $3.50
New York Stock List
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

FOREIGN INDIRECT Weak and nom.
inai Liverpool. Doc. Manchester. Sc.
Hamburg. &c. Havro. H.. Ge;
noa. co.. Reveal and 81. Petersburg, zoe.
Antwerp. b5c.
LUMBER by SAIL = Frcights dun: 10
Baltimore and eastward 30 90 s. 90 per
~. including Portland
LUMBER-'ily Steam Savannah TO Bai-
iimore. S %. 90 =. a. r. or q z O
docks. $ 90: 60 Philadelphia. 1880. per
cwt., a pounds to fooO. 20 New York.
Boston To dock fs0
NAVAL STORES The market n frm.
medium size vessels. Rosin-Cork for
orders s. "a per barrel OF $40 pounds. and
per cent. prlmage. Spirits. a. ~ per
" gallons gross and 5 per cent. primaFe
large vessels. rosin. n, spirits q 81
Steam lie per 100 pounds on rosln. 3iNc
on spirits. Savannah TO Boston. and sue
on rosin and Ice on spirits to New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.,rarR DIR or saI4 POINTS ~
rur COTTON FUTURES MARKET.

-act That Conditions Are stin
,n.ot,Ied Does Not Hold out Much
,,.,. for nm Eariy Material Re-
..I of Busines.-MRny Holders
,,,,-btnE the Cotton They Now
~. IN Hands-spirits Turpentine
,,r, at Al Cents-RosIns Up .
r.,,s after Close on n and Below.
t,cnl end TeIeEraphic Markets.
The Morning News oniee,
Tuesday. Oct "a
-.s. ,otton futures market continued TO-
what seemed 20 be It's fathomless de-
an, The opening was easysat decline
and s points. and the closing steady
net decline OF S aud "a point. TINS
"a. brought about directly by setting In
.esd by heavy port receipts ana the con
..,,.A GOOD weather throughout the cot
.oo country. with no Indications Of frost.
As previously stated Il seems that the
resent disturbance Is not TO be finally
.e,,l.d until frost occurs. Judging from
49, general significance attached 10 TINS
a.. a market factor.
January sold as low as $50 NJ one time.
(Which g. Just $50 points htioW Tue iiiN'
,sn DAYS ago. or a decline since that time
,,rts-5 per bale. To many II appears that
49, declining market is fast losing friends,
since IL Is not apparent how prices can
1ron much lower without reaction.
SAILING has developed since the decline
-, ln 20 bring about any material reac-
,top. and it Is not now apparent what con-
gt,ion Is 10 effect a check. That al sorts
of surprises may be- hooked for In the
snaculafiye market has never been more
tborouehiy demonstrated than Ia the pres-
ent phenomenal drop. which surpasses
anything on record Ia point OF he scope
ara duration. The trade are still at sea.
with nothing 20 indicate when trading
basis will be established. There IS some
business being done in tho spot markets.
but coniparatively small to what promises
20 be done when conditions become more
settled
The spirits turpentine market closed
arm al a cents with transactions OF a
round lot reported The rosin market
osed Arm. and after the closing advanced
cents as TO grades X and below. The
following resume Of the markets will show
the tone and quotations al the closing to-
day
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
Stock on hand same day lasl

SUN OF haAa same Gay last
year .-......... ............... no i13 lfl
Charleston. s. c., OCT. ss.-Turpentine
market firm az 59tsc sales. % casks.
Rosin steady. unchanged. sales, none.
Wilmington. y c.. Oct G3-Spirts tur-
T-entine arm. t0isGiic; receipts. u casks.
Resin Arm N.l5ul2o; receipts. barrels
Crude turpcntine steady. $40 and $40,
receipts. 50 barrels.
Tar nrm. N.i5. receipts. q barrels
New Orleans. Oct . -Receipts. ROSA
ZSo barrels; turpcntine, 1855 casks.
Exports, none.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

FIsH-Mackerei. half-barrels. No. /.
g. 00 No. 2. 800. No. 3. $50. kits, No.
!. N.29. No. ?. $40. No. 3. Soc. Cosinsh,
i-pound bricks. 614c. 2-pound bricks. C..
Smoked herrlnga. per box. llniec. Dutcn
herruEs N kegs. u.l0. new mullesa. half
barrels. 1913.
sYRuP-Market quiet. Georgia an,l
Florida syrup. buying at 2saS0c. selhng
81 s2Q15c sugar house 81 i0di5c.
HONEY-Fair demand. stroined. IN bar
rcis Edc0c gallon.
High wine basis. 81 ~.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

rive aud epartf om he
TRAINS % FLORIDA EXPRESS Ves'
al
Slcep
TRAINS THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL Neshuei
Cars
DrN
I'D
For pete fnfo mation aH % tie,
cket Station
c. T. a,
b mARnwrck A..,ant aeneral Paensr Aesnt Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

quoted hover on some grades with bust
ness moderately active az the decline
winter strnighta s. f5d3. IS. Minnesota
patents. 81 efu4 IS.
Rye -four quiet
Corn meat duu
Rive easier. No Western. SIC.
Barley weak. harley malt dul
Whcat-Spot weak No 2 red. T7isc. 90.
tons broke again to-day under severe
llquidation prompted BY heavineas abroad
continued absence % outside support
burdcnaome domestic stocks and small
ciearances An active extension Of shors
accounts attended thc decline leaving tho
close weak az iHqiNc, net loss. March
~'sc' May. Slsc. October. 75Kc. Deem
her. Uisc.
Corn-spot steady. No. 2 4sibc: OPTIONS
first showed steadiness on wei weathe,
ncws but on subsequent predicsio ions OF
clearing prospects. and the break IN wheat
declined rather sharply. closing easy ana
partially &C net lower. May closed fiEc.
October &c. December 42Ac
Oata-Spot steady No. 2 2sikc. options
neglected ana weaker with corn.
Beef dun
Cut meats steady
Lard weak Western steamed. 81 ~.
October 81 yIi5 refined quiet.
Pork easy: family SO Ogals 70. short
clear. tii 5ogpi7 co. mess ti8 SAL q.
Tallow easy.
Petroleum duil.
Resin nrm
Turpontine firm. trsGGo.
Rice arm
Conee-spot Rio easy. No. 2 invoice.
SIC. mad quiet. CorCiovn. EXCITE. Fu-
lures opened steady al iOGis points de
cline, and ruled active under q more gen
erai liquidation following lower European
cahlef and enormous receipts az Rio ana
santos. Weakness Increased By retreat
NIX attitude Of spot buyerr. closed steady
al net loss 81 10 points Total sales. 81 r.
- bags. inctuding October. 6 Sc Novem.
Der. Soc. December. gg5c
sugar-Raw weak. fair refining. 4Hc.
centrifugal. . test. 4&c. molassess sugar.
3lsc. refined quiet.
Butter Arm. Western creamery, igH
2zi4c. state dairy. i5a7lc.
Cheese steady: large white, i05tc: small
ilc
Eggs steady; state and Pennsylvanfa. eO8
flc. Western. ieal9c.
Potatoes quiet. Jerseys. 81 Odaf g7is .
New York 81 .26lfl ga. Long Island. 81 ySf
10; Jersey sweets. 81 d0d2 %.
Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked. "a
ti.c. other domestic. 5iAUlc.
Cabbage quiet. Long Island. Der 40.
81 6Oa2 Is.
Freights 20 Liverpool quiet: cotton by
steam, &c
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
sugar aud COaee.

q
EiarGwRrs ana HuidiaE supplies
LANE. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CONCENTRATIONS and Georgia lime IN
fair demand and sells az So cents barrel:
special chlcined pIaater. 500 pr barrel.
hair. fa5c. Rosedale cement. 81 Dol =.
carload lots special. Portland cement, re-
tal. t225. carload lots. a. o0a2 20.
LUMBER r. o. d. VESSELS sAVAN-
NAH-aiinimum. YARD sizes. SO 6Odli 90:
car sills. Si2 50Ql3 o.. difficult sizes si4 %
alsOl. ship stock. SIC 00aisOo aawn ties
s 0pQS $50. hewn ties Ss9ssc.
OIL-MaTket steady; demand fair: sig
nal. 45g 5oc. West Virginia black sQi2o:
lard. b8c; neatsfOot. o0Q7vc. machinery 10
d25c: linsecd oil. raw, &c. boiled sac /.
Kerosene prime white. I2c; water white
i8c: Pratts astral. "a; deOdorized stove
gasoline, drums. nho. empty oil barrels
delivered, &C.
sHOT-I,rop. MO: u. n. and large IT'S;
chilled $i.75
IRON Market very steady: swede. SIC
NAIIls-Cut. t260 base: wire 9 IS bass
BARRED WIRE-8So per 100 pounds
straigh, goods. 29S0c: sugar house mo
lasses. i5m9oc.
GUN POWDER-Per ksg. Austin crack
shot. Aoo: haf kegs. S2.1s. quarter kegs.
q IS: champion duckIng. quarter kegs
8 Is: Dupont aud Hazard smokeless. half
kegs. Sii.55. quarter kegs. y575. i-pound
eanisters. N.o0. less 70 Dor cent: Trosdorf
smokeless powder. i-pound cans 800: 10
oound cans. SOC pound
salt, Hides and Wool.
sAIT-Demand - rair and the market
steady; carload lots. io0-pound burlaB
sacks. &c. ioo-pound cotton sack. sc:
ilO-pouud burlap sacks, AiAc. li0-pound
cotton sacks. 49Ac: zES-pound burIap aacks
&c: l&-pound cotton sack. &c. 2J0-pound
burlap sacks. Sc.
HIDEs-Markes arm: dry nint. isne;
dry salt. llMe; gr@~a salted. SC.
WOOI,-Nominsf: prime Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool. isc: black.
iec: bury i0c. Wax. &c. tallow. gl5o.
traits ana Nuts.
APPLES Northern variety. 4 2Ja550
pHr NES-fus 20 Cor. i0c. Cos 20 Cos. Sac.
Coz 10 l0s. &c. 70s 10 SIS. eisc. S0s 10 Us. g. .
3js To zoos 5iac.
BANANAs-4l 25d200 bunch.
LEMONS Market steady az s. 7BQ5.00
COCOANUTs- 81. 750fO0 per 100
PEANUTS-Ampie stock. fair demand.
market Arm. fancy hnnd-pickcd Virginia
per pound. &c; hand picked. Virginia. ex-
tras. &C. ~ c. seed peanuts. &c.
NUTS-Aimnnds Tarrngona. lee: Tvfcaa,
iec. walnuts. French. i2c' Naples. i1c. Pc
cans. 1877 Braziig. i3c. hiberts. isc: ass0rt-
ed nuts 6G.pound and L-pound boxes lie
Cotton ba9EiRE and Ties.
BAGGING-Aiarket nrm: jute ~
pound SIC: large lots sue: small lots.
1-pound tAN@c; lA-pound. bAus4c; see
island baEging. i2iac
TIEs-s,anGard. t5-po1nd. arrow. large
lots. 40. small lots. s1-50
Bacon. Hams aud Lard.
BACON-Market firm; d. S. c. r. sides.
SAC. y. 8 bellies sac CEastern). &C
cordlng 10 average size; - 8. bellies, sac
western. smoked c X sides. size
HAMs-sugar cured i2d12sc
LARD-Pure. IN fiercea Sac: IN 60
pound tins and sO-pound tubs. SIC
compound IN tierces. &c. y-pound tins.
and s0-pound tubs. &c.
Dried and EvapOrated Fruits.
APPLEs-EyapoEa1ed 7q7sse. sun-dTied
5i.06e.
APRICOTs-E vaporated. Joe pound
nectarines. ioc.
RAIsINs-L. l.. 400. imperial cabinets.
s. ": loose oQ-pound boxes. sasi4c pound
-Evnporatcd. peeled, lIi4c.
unpeaied. si4uSc.
PEARS-Evap0rates ste.