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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

lane is termed
1.-The Cattle
Queen of the
West" In her
unique vocation
of cattle buyer
she had indeed
proved the theo-
ry Of woman suf-
fragists, that the
gentler sex is adj
mirably capable
of plunging into
the business s S
world on an
equal footin G
with man. West
erners have great
respect for her
Judgment in cat
tie and hogs. In
fact. she is con-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

At dinner In Nottingham Royal
academician stated to the company
the curious fact that sugar and sumac
are the only two words In English
where su is pronounced as shu.
There was much interest shown In
the discovery, when Rudyard Kipling
was heard from the other end of the
table, sBut are you quite sureI"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13
FEMININE GOSSIP.
Eotes About the Doings OF Women In
Hfany Parts OF the Country.

Miss Sado De Laney Of Yokohama,
who has been the ward of the emperor
OF Japan since the death of her father,
Colonel De Laney. more than two
years ago, has come to America. This
is her first visit to the home of her par
ents. Having passed the whole of her
life among the japanese children, she
much resembles them in feature and
manners. She was educated at Cath
olic missionary school at Osaka. and
she intends to enter college within a
year. She speaks several languages
and is beautiful and attractive She is
18 years old.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

E g s S | 0 n. The
|proud 4 tiistinc-
tion Of having
witnessed more
marriages than
any other wom-
an in the state
falls to the lot of
Mrs. John W.
Needham, til e
wife Of the c0un-
|ty clerk. Mrs.
NeedhaIn runs
la wedding trust.
no the M a n y
couples who call
lat the town hall
flor marriage IL
c G II s e s NJ RS.
|Nccdliam 5 up
lplies the clergy
man and offers
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13
BrcnArAN. MIoH.. Muy .

bICHAN7AAs
Genessee Pure Feed Co., Le Roy, y. r:
CSentlemen:-ATy mamma has been a great
coffee drinker and has found it very injurious.
Having used several packages Of your G RAtN-O
the drink that takes the place OF coffee, She
finds il much better for herself and for us chill
eiren to drink. She has given up coffee drinking
entirely. We use a package every week. am
ten years old. Yours respectfully
FANNIE WILLIAMS.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

The sword of Sir William Wallace is
In the Wallace tower. stone structure
in Stirling, two miles from the castle.
It Is q two edged sword Of massive
proportions and great weight. and 1t
is said four strong men are required
to WELD 1t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

the shelter of her parlors for the cere-
mony. Business is thriving, and now
st. Joseph rivals the famous Gretna
Green of Scotland
ANNETTE CRAWFORD.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

Jumping the rope Is suggested for
middle aged people afflicted with liver
troubles,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13
The Fflsinr.

Miss Gabby-What Is the hardest
part Of writing poetry. finding tie
rhymes7
Amateur Poet-No. think the great
est strain Is in filling up between thents
Baltimore American.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

The latest notable convert to Bryan.
ism In the east is the venerable author,
soldier and litferateur, Colonel Thomas
wentworth Higginson. He was dis
tinguished soldier during the civil war,
he was a member Of that famous liter.
airy coterie composed Of Emerson.
Longfellow, Lowell Oliver Wendell
Holmes and other WORTHLESS who shed
imperishable luster Oh Boston and the
human race. The disposition to rat
from Mckinley does not seem to be
confined to any condition or class Of
people Or any profession known among
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

Our people must understand that this is the
most important fight that has ever faced the par
ty. There must be an awakening to the fact that
the cry Republic against empire is not mere
campaign slogan The phrase is all truthful.
Plans at Washington. very definitely laid out,
mean to override the constitution. The Republic
an leaders believe Ia the teachings Of Alexandei
Hamilton, who said that the government Of Great
Britain was the nearest model OF all the govern
ments ever devised BY the brain Of man. Tbs
Hamilton idea lives at Washington today. Nc
Kinley and Hay believe in it. The secret planl
Of the Republican leaders are "a strong govern
ment without constitutional limitations" Thil
is the fight The lines are drawn. There can bs
no quibbling 1t is the constitution Of our father
against imperialism.
At the time these words were utter,
ed many considered them radical and
not justified by the facts Of the situa-
tion. but / undertake to say that Hen
derson's speech at Chicago and Roose
velt's speech at St. Paul justify every
syllable Of Senator Vests interview.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

A careful pCrusai of this excerpt will
convince great many Republicans
that their proper place is not In the
Republican party, but in the Demo-
cratic party, where the friends of free
dom are battling for the republic. Some
time ago Senator George Graham Vest
said In an Interview:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

Among cattlemen Mrs. Ollie Nortf
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

Many Old Time Members of the C.
Q. P. Disgusted with the sIcHanna
Administration Maryland safely
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Standard
Bearer WiIl Have Votes to spare
In the Electoral coIIege-xotabIe
Converts to Bryanism Political
Complexion OF the Next House.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-13

Even at this early day IN the canvass
Mark Hanna is SO wrought up that he
runs counter to the command. sThou
shalt not swear" What Mark win do
before the great event 10 November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 80 1900

So P Psn.d cas- $50; coS
yellow S41sc prompt of yellow IS 034c prime
raw, 1926; do American boiled i7f1Tsc: Calcutta
raw s2c western hnseed quoted &c under city brands;
PRovIsIoNs-A stronger feeling took possession OF
was fair advance ali through the list helped by the
grain. The close was firm at small improve
nent Saturdays close Receipts at Chicago
$4,000, at Kansas City 25OO Omaha $500 and all
points Us 600 against SO 600 last week and IS 900 year
family sleqs1e so; short clear 81 5Ogs17 BEEF
SI0Gs1o 80: extra India mess; s16gSl7 80: BEEF
Easy quoted f BaoeGs Se $50 ~ axes ESQ NJ sc
piss. 744c........CUr MEATs-Pickled bellies Arm:
~ 9Ac. Picked shoulders quiet quoted eldTsl4c.
Picked hams quiet; quoted, 9Ag9%c... .TALLoW-
quoted 75oc city lard firm quoted 7o5c refined lard
hrmer quoted: South American 25c; Continent. 1850;
d Brazil kegs, ao9 compound dun; quoted: city. $50
Oleo. 7is6I4c; CITY lard stearine SIC.
R1CE1TTadng was not particularly active to-day but
hrmness at fully sustained prices. Quotations follow
Domestic common to low fair 81 94+c; fair to good
Patna, 69s95kc; Japan, 4%Q5c; Java, 4A94%c; Ran
srGAR~The narke. for refined sugar ruled rather
quiet but about steady at unchanged list prices, but
light trading. Quotations follow: Cutloaf and crushed
powdered 59oc: powdered coarse powdered and fruit
Eagle coarse extra fine n cartons. 70 bags and
standard ranuated and diamond A. 575c; confectoners
A. 555c; No l. 5.40c: Nos and 3, $3.50; No $500;
49Oc: No 10 4s5c No il 4soc; Nos p and is. 475c:
Nos a. Is and Is 470c. The market for raw sugar e
either price or feature :oday The market continues
to rule very quiet at NORMALLY unchanged prees-sssc
for moasses. Cables firm and somewhat higher
for prompt delivery quality. showing gain Of lad on
unchanged at IS ED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

easy sos prime mess nominal Pork-Prsne mess West
sss' Hrrn rs Lard-American. refined pals quiet
s % prime western If tierces. steady SIS Cd LIans-
saoFC cut Il 70 is 10. steady AS Bacon-Cumberland
= 70 80 10. ass 3D. short rib % 70 dull
% long clear mddles light 80 to IS n, steady ass Sd
clear backs 16 IS steady Sd; clear bellies IA
70 70 10 steady 49s Shouders-Squere. y = Il 70
colored firm. 54s Cd Tellow-Prne city steady 24s Cd
inca spo, IN ools 2ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady 3s Cd
steady - 5sgs3 5s Lnsesd oil easy, S5s Butter
Inted states finest quiet SOS; do good SIS Cd
troieuIn--Reined Esd. PsaE-Canadian quiet. IS
Wheat-Spot steady: No Western winter steady,
. lld No Northern spring steady. s. sid: Cali
lorna steady IS 3D. futures steady December So Mad:
FEBRUARY, bs lid. COrn-SpOt easy; American mixed,
new I'd futures quiet; November IS II 7sd: Deceber
So I7st January IS cad. F1OurS Louis fancy winter
steady 81 Cd The imports Liverpool last
week $4,000 quarters Atlantic ports 1890
from Pacific and u 900 ports.
ports or American into Liverpool last
1890 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
OTHER MARKE7eBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 29--cnttle-Receipts. $1,000 head. in
os Zoo WsSeo v and $G o C as wss:
about steady Texans active steady natives best on sale
So poor to medium 81 4Oas5 40 selected steady
So s59s4 as mixed stocSers slow 50 1893 30 COWS e 80
bulls firm 81 5O9$4 5O calves steady $4g$6 so Texans
eSeps Loo head bsst on sale t9ay 10 eHT 6
81 5o@$3 % Hogs-Recepts to-day. coo head; tomor
Sc osed strong te higher TOP s4 sS mixed and
butchers s. 45qs4 50; Sod to choice heavy a 559
q sales 81 55as4 IS sheepRecepts "a 600 sheep and
lambs choice about steady others loo lover good year
81 10; choice mixed 50 40g$3 co. Western sheep
IS s09s4 TO- native lambs 81 25qs5 IS: Western lambs
Oct EGF' ao: 5a g 59qss 5S casse
Iey Oct ecaste sss s f5e H s. 5Og:5 20:
heavy s. s5gs4 go prime mediums g s59S4 90;
ssay , XS5 s 0@: So light sb T9eF a s. sO cE Pg
weters 81 1c9S4 25 81 50q$2 5oi choice lambs
$ 25gs5 so; common to good. IS ooqS5; veal calves
East buffalo Oct Reeep,s-Cate S21 cars; sheep
l85 cars; sheep ana lambs a. cars hogs O. cars cattle
Export eattia OF desirable q1ay 25$5 40;
best 81 1895; shipping steers - S9g4 80 sxgot D1
81 40Gs4 90 good best DO s. 9S4 So good to best FAT
ss s$ CO. SS9 sood fsG 10 bet fat Eeife s. s co. TAR
10 rood hefers s. 5OQS4 . fat choice 70 extra
9 s.s9 90 8o SST :S s Extra: sa4 fair Sass
Canada stock steers 50 Soq$S go STOCK Duls Is 5S
IS; Michigan hefers, So 75QS4; fresh COWS choice to
extra goGd IS ssss s $50 to and poor
slSa$2O; and sprngers. common TO good SZoQ$So
s s7 ne s.aT 10 td Calves s. 5$l % grassrs s.
ass = Sheep and lambs Lower e. me s a5s c5oies to
sara We're IS oq$5 IS good choice s. 1906 fair to
s8fe 3 SaSG good to choice S. 556$s mixed sheep
g 4ogSS 20; wethers choice TO eS fgS5 and Diss
Z sSg$4 So Yorers 81 75@S4 so; roughs. 81 8ogs4 49,
stag So 56@s 10 at the close the basis on good corn
workers 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
Gurroaates' Noilces.


THE PEOPLE Of the State of New York by
Grace OF God Free and Independent. 10 John W
Bloomer, Edith Boomer, Harold Boomer. whose resi-
be ascertalned II dead heirs next Of kin
whose and address unknown cannot with
due diligence be found; Anderson BlOorner
denCe Is unknown, and after dligen inquiry
ascertalned Frederick Booner. whose residence
known and cannot after dilgent inquiry De
tanned II dead. his heirs and kin. II any
whose and address unknown and
with due diligence be found Catharne Bradford Ida
McCane Bradley H. BloOmer. John F. Dean. Annie N.
Miller, Alice A Stearns George Boomer. Mary Boomer
OF Mary A Young deceased, and and all
OF kim II any there whose names and
places OF residence unknown, Of said Mary Young
deceased send greeting Whereas, Elizabeth V R. Keyes
Of the City Of New York, has lately applied the surrO
gates County Of New York. have GER
relating both real and personal property duly
VIII end Testament OF Mary A ats
County OF New York. deceased Therefore
each Of cited appear before the Surrogate
York. the 18th day Of December. one thousand
nine hundred haIf-past ten o'clock forenoon
OF then and there probate
VIII and Testament And OF you as are
hereby cited under the tweuty-ons Years
required to appear by your guardian, II have
appointed the OF neglect failure
guardian Will be appointed by
o represent and act for IN the proceeding.
Testimony Whereof. We have caused Seal a
Surrogates Court Of the said County o. New York
be affixed
witness Hon Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF our .a,a
County OF New York. at said County the oath day
October the year Of Lord thousand
dred ]. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
IL 81 Clerk Of the S0rTogats's Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Savannah Oct 29-CottOn quiet and steady; middInz
ssci low mlddling SIZE receipts, 5s4s bales: exports
sales LIS bales stock % 500 bales
Mobile Oct 29.-Cotton nominal: rniddiing sac: low
IllaIhg sac; good ordinary Ssc receipts 1912 bales
exports coastwise 63T bales; stock. p 44e bales
baltimore. Oct 29.-Cotton nominal rniddlfnw al.
-" lSl6c; good ordinary. slice; gross re-
celpts. oOl bales; stock. $50 bales
NeN-Orleans, Oct 29CottOn quiet rnfddlfur &C. low
idIng S3sc; good ordinary receipts Is 57 baIes
safes ZOO bales; stock. 241 $50 bales
memphis. Oct. 29--Cotton steady: rniadline
LON nia1Iag ll-l6o; good ordinary Slice
Seips 'olS bales bales: Shipments 74s
oa1es: sales / 100 bales; stock. 81. 799 bales
-, e'a!vest9n Oct; 2s-Cotton steady mddng I5-l6c
low mlddhng SIC: good ordinary receipts % a
pages saIes Lls2 bales; stock 1Ts.s1s bales
81 Louis, Oct 29.-Cotton quiet. middling Sc: low
Id19Ans ll-l6c; good ordinary 5-16c: receipts
80 0eles gross s210 bales; shipments. s174 bales
sales, 9l5 bales; stock. 81. bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
EXPOR-s LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York October %. 1900.
CCFFEE-The market for cOnee opened steady al IN
changed prices scarcely varied during session
while showing Il anything feeble uudertone in the ao
q pubic speculative which LED the local
contingent TO bid with Sellers, however were
scarce fl fact. local situation quite featureless
There sales Of bags the opening call
bags By y and the entire session 1850 bags
with tie market finally steady unchanged points
higher The scarcity Of sellers explained chiefly by
locked for. with Havre closing = franc higher,
k5t e. RIO 80 res higher with the Rio exchange rate
i-l6d higher, making the public quotation l04d. At the
same tine receipts al o and Santos. though still heavy
showed falling of $1,000 bags while warehouse
Ssiy1es n the United States continued upon fairly
liberal scale, being 1857 bags and representing fair
cs1[9u5n q supplies though without The support Of
satisfactory demand for the spot article IN the mar
ket he latter ruling q1et bur steady on the somewhat
nominal basis q S5C for Rio invoice lots Cleared
Bahia, October p steamer Eogarth, 5000 bags. Total
warehouse deliveries in the United
Just ended 10000 bags, against 923S5
week. ana II COZ bags the week OF
the former reported 1856
tos receipts were 5C9GJJ bags for The week.
pared wiki S24 90 bags
week BIO receipts aggregated 81 900,
against 5S0U0 the previous and 5000 year.
RIO shipments the United States. II 600 bags
week 70 Europe 1900: shipments the United
States. $4,000, Europe weekly receipts
10 600 bags. and stock 3 600
Of contract prices
1olloT-E-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Ss Is n s v :s 2: rs q ' as ia
W Otis Coz e Ssa s. Y ss M at g a. at 6 1870
J - ~ c DO e r. at So do 10! n at S.
d. lis ~ at e g Sc 3d. l2s a. at rs ST is 90 I. 100 n at 81 q
2ls n Sass. at s.: 90 sss n a! 81 is2 r.
IS; do 100 n at s. So; do loo S nj So do rs
n at Ct g. do So n At 81 50; mixed calves 2ss n at
as ew 40 8 Co yeals 1877 n at S. Al DO las n. at
r aasT,ns 5G4 FED 30 n at 50 5O Is
MeP6ersoa Co: Seas is2 b at S. do $50 ~
:, L KeFns 6 GO: velIs 10 d at IS so; do rs
Tobn Shannon: II veals. Is2 10 81; do. IS 70.
@ ears AS u ess u5 fGF 'TP days n. @
5 gnteFers and I07 carr for the market making with
were At jersey city ana 5slE cars sx,ish-st The
from the Prices dropped 25c sheep and while
zoe the general markst fell az 25Ga5c and medium
transacted but number Of cars We're if5el TO he bs5
So aosa S9tn yas G9mon 10 prime sheep SOD At
SnSes small lots at s4as4 l2 little bunch Of export
s $ 81 "a Canadian sSgt srD carload s & 1S PRIZE s DO . "a
~ Dressed mutton at 41ag7o per 10 dressed lambs
Harrington & Co.. los Buffalo lambs " 70 aver
e at - 20 per o lo9 10: rs DO q 10 at s. go 5l2 DO
Virginia do 66 ~ az s. % 296 state do. Go n 50;
g 90; 90 do 100 10 Sc IS IS do 81 ~ at So 20 1s+
at mesRs5gf 5 do 81 H. at So $751; 10 West virginia do 81 H.
sanders Es Al State lambs n at IS % 81 DO SO p
do Sc 10. So 20 233 do n S5 Is: 81 do 10
2 DO & 80 r. at s. s. 10 d c1 z an at 81 q a s
DO 40 n at 81 SO state sheep. 1O3 10 So STA do "a
% 70 "a a. s. 4 y d. at Sc g s3 s. ' n at s. 80
DO 40 n at SO So SO do So 10 SO So A do. 90 p.
Pennsylvania sheep and Gull lambs 81 n at IS %
Newton Co; 200 Canada lambs 81 n az So 90 OF
at 50 So q Virginia sheep 81 ~ 50 75 10 west viz
20 a. H. y Hume Bro; q Vermont lambs Y ~ at s. 90
PENNSYLVANIA do. CO n. 81 49, p State do n az
80 IL N Mishiean sheep 90 n 5o 40 state ~
Vermont do. for export, ISL n, 81 80.
n al InS g s. Ca a s'a s. a So r at s. 90 - d. :?
% 121s; 40 do, 65 10 st S. 10; Gs do 10 So
STATE sheep il2 ~ So So 100 DO 9s n Sc 90 g do
George Dnenback 1856 State lambs 70 n. IS Is:
o. "a e n 20 az a. g n 81 e2ia 10 State sheep,
Mcpherson Co.: 100 Ohio lambs. SO n. 50 355
Buffalo do Il 10 SIS Is; "a Virginia do 60 10 81
Virginia do 81 n at IS 90 65 Buffalo do 102 ID at
IS %; 250 Ohio do, So n. at 50 25.
Jeife, Wright CO.. So State lambs ~ n, So .:
S DO 6S 70 at So 20 do IS 10 at 81 So p State sheep
J. G. Curtis s Som 2s state lambs rs 70. at SIS 20;
So state sheep leo n So s5; do n IS
J H wiikerson 225 Buffalo lambs. 10 n at s. 87l4:
% Kentucky do s6 n. at 81 so; 4s Kentucky mounain
Tobtn shannon: IL Rgaqlo lambs 70 ~ at IS 25. 80
State do 81 n at 81 % il9 indiana Do go n at So
E l. Kerns Coz 1871 stote lambs IS n al 81 so; Jos
do 81 ~ at IS IS cuIs 81 70 at 81; 100 Ohio sheep.
HOGs-Receipts for two days 73s cars or 10 OOs head
and quoted lower 81 20 and s. Il
100 n for ordinary to prime quality few CHOICE light
dressed weak enc and 7ac n for medium light
weights.
E. L Kerns Co.: State pigs. 1O4 n. at IS 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

METALSy-The week started in the metal market with
were almost entirely nominal any ngure. Pig iron
6u and 6Rssd At 81 d ann aad 81 PssE bot? con @
at 5CdS2S 10 Erol,ars'
"5 Mo s Ssi and aN for s sPf!feE s. 72
the feeling IN the market for rnolasses quite steady
Of sellers At the close prices unchanged
oaW uPs refa Ggift and Ste15y
1G fs omen lsfs g2Sd 2oq28c prime soss7c New
S22m.3 87 lSiSs as fair 79lsc good 10000 prime zig
OCEAN FREIGHTs. There vas a. steady demand for
light the fuII rates BID pt me r wsss
IFsfe aeaBa ana sates quota6ly unchanged
s9 a s 9e 0 on the s5s. at B. dull bates
orders for November loading Quotations to ~erpooI
E sd Hui d NeTe iasse" 81 d AnsH ElsPi ga
a 3D. Pg l.e 1G3 toms g.6 ost
ber British steamer rs 900 quarters grain Phadepha
s. s@Ss od February 25: British seamtT IS 90
or IS berth P sT PG Hfiteq ans6e
nia to Leh Hull Tyne Avoamo ; csI 6 9F
Dublin or ROTTERDAM 3s Sd berth terms. December 1880:
CORK for orders IS 3D. December Januay Is Rrs tS
Tor orders IS pecember British steamer 20 600 quar-
optioh general cargo early No~ember British
- 0T5a S. berth sr COO % o1a2 ton & a. m
November NoT"egsn steamer 2o02 tons transatlantic
Europe British ssa1eT ZssS tons coal H9gfok 70
mules Neworlesn. 70 South Africa private terms
Cotton savannah Liverpool sos Msnchester Sos g.
Sis Sd or t9 ports Continent 53s 3D. November
lO46 tons. general
United States. lis; two British and sos
tons sulphur Sicily TO United States los Cd
srectvely: British steamer l.i0T Hueva TO
Wilmington November; British sos tons
coal Cardin ST. Lucia. los Sd: steamer 4Gs
tons coal Cardiff 10 Vera Cruz. Us Cd. German ship
refined petroleum, hence Liverpool
terms British schooner 200 tons, asphalt Trinidad 70
Fguenos Ayres, private terms. schooner
Pbadelphia Demerara. 80; schooner 92s tons coal
fsatr1ore Galveston, at about 81 from
with phosphate rock private
9os tons ties. Fernandina 70 NeW-York PHILADELPHIA
lis; ISL tons coal Philadelphia Key West
private schooner 500 tons coal Newport News
Kew 81 49, schooner, 675 coal, Baltimore
Beaufort, s. c, 81 %; schooner COZ coal Phia
TONS lumber. 10 New-York. 81 so
OfI.S-The market for cottonEeed oil q quiet
showing no prices and a fairly steady IN
sympathy with the advance in hog products. Refined
petroleum dull SIt steady We quote: Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
Hay AND STRAW MARKET.

HAY AND STRAw-HAY-The Offering to-day for two
days collection unusually light the market had
price supporting notion though large requirement
distributors appears urgent As before trade moro
comfortably divided the general OF stocks; use
small bales being taken readily than has been
We quote: Prime, large bales. per 90 r.
02Iac: do. 81 = d9Oc; 90. s0GS5c No do y ?
677lLc. quality; salt
hay 42Iz d45c. -. .sTRAw-Narket firm the stronger
prices recently Supplies sellers favor. We quote:
rye, per 100 n. s21eGs7lac good to prime 2 g
TIE for good grade under quality. Receipts Of hay
and straw In tons reported at Produce Exchange at
noon to-day: Hudson Railroad 240; Erie Railroad
45O: PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 20: Delaware. Lackawanua
and Western Railroad TO- West Shore Railroad oo Len gn
Valley Railroad $50: boats 15o canalboats %N5;
total 1873 TONS exports to-day 5,4S6 bales to Glasgow
receipts straw 60 by river. 40 tons by rail- total
100 tons,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

CJIl Speculation n cotton futures did not meet
' p -AE1r today, far the public
a. ne TALENT gave the bulk Of its attention straight
Ing Ip Old accounts q pre-holday precautionary
MEASURE The In hand On the call was conflict
5 WIN the bears. however having rather the better
4os-tlcn n response Saturdays advance here,
- pie-iclohs Tor falling OF IN the crop movement,
-..s5lPol fa1 worked Up 70 points, only part OF
1-- D---s Ei1 the outside interest made
Z. -aiSe receipts than taken into account. and by
. almost perfect weather chart Of the cotton belt
ne fst sales developed rise q points 70 decline
me tendency slowly but steadily downward under
persistent sales of long cotton and scattering
4'i- ne leading bears The decline gave less enthu
tsLl shorts much lOuged for opportunity to cover
-l5 Itllis lI-= ieaf Delhs mat me Ieast lnlhg
~ nc way q positive bull would bring about
SIli1er such Use occurred Friday and Saturday Of
aSt week Scarcely effort forth TO arrest
IT, Disappointing Ce the market, and best
f1-atc1 was = hating, unsatisfactory type, with
element after midday
snates f1r much larger receipts tomorrow at New
orleans ard Houston the market another setback
vale the weather forecast later proved equally enec-
eve u bringing about STU lower prices Throughout
TIE suybodys market, small
TIE session WIKI the market showing feeble recuperatlFe
energies II The absence OF support from the outside IN
tes-tlert element The accounts were generally
though estimates seemed favor rather
Gated Acslces from spinning here and abroad
sXcep--onay favorable noting largely increased
demands cloths and and less gen
e-aL deposition part Of manufacturers 70 in
70 5e preparing Tor 5000 pieces week Instead OF the
present 10000 pieces production Manchester cables
E-s-E1 that call from India growing beyond eN-
pectsriols The market the close steady, with
The range prices in the local market to-day
r