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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

men. Il our Tucson contem-
pory when it sets forth with force
and eloquence the reasons why
Arizona should be admitted to
Statehood. We are disposed to
think, however, that the recent re-
velations made by the Treasury
department regarding the mana
cement of tho custom house Mt
Nogales, and the conspiracy OF
officials to smuggle Chinese men
and women. the latter for i'm
moral purposes, into the United
States, will suggest to Eastern
people that Arizona has a good
deal to learn yet before it can
boast of its morals and high prin-
ciples."
Our Now York contemporary Is
unjust in its conclusions ana
grossly ignorant as to facts The
Collector of Customs at Nogales
was imported from Muncie, lud.
lie never saw Arizona until he ar
rived here with federal commits
sion in his pocket year and a
half ago. He was selected for the
important office of Collector OF
Customs at Nogales through the
influence of Perry Sanford
Heath, the Secretary of the Re-
publican national committee.
Mr.. Hoey has no relation and no
Identification with the life and
thought and principles and morals
and ideals of Arizona. 1t cannot
even be said that he has any poll
tical connection with the Territory.
He is a carpet bagger. No one in
Arizona urged his appointment,
no one in Arizona had ever heard
of him previous to his appoint
ment to an important federal office
on the frontier.
Arizona feels no disgrace because
of the moral lapse of Hoey. He is
not of our people. His exposure
was largely brought about through
the efforts of two old Arizonians
employed in the federal service,
Webb and Hathaway. If there is
any federal official identified with
the Chinese smuggling conspiracy
who has been long enough in Ari-
zona to become identified with the
Territory to be a naturalized Ari-
zonian 80 to speak are not
aware of it.
Furthermore, we will inform the
Mail and Express, that SO far as we
know only one newspaper in Ari-
zona has defended Hoey or at
tempted to apologize for his of
fense. The reputable Republican
papers of the Territory have been
too careful of their reputation to
utter a word that could be con-
strued as even apologetic for his
acts. Only one paper of mongrel
breed, the Arizona Star, that has
long been to journalism what the
wanton is to womankind, pretend
ed to defend Hooy,
The New York Mail and Express
owes an apology to Arizona. Czol-
COSY, the anarchist who shot the
President in New York State,
might just as appropriately be
charged up against the public life
of New York, as Hoey to Arizona
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Working Might and DaY.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain.fag into mental power They're
wonderful in building up the health,
Onlp 25c per box. Sold by J.. Zecken-
dorf & Co., Wholesale and Geo. Martin.
druggist, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

The Bank of Venice, the first estab-
lishment Of the kind in Europe, was
founded In III. 1t continued In ex-
istcncc without interruption until the
overthrow of the republic in 1907 by
the revolutionary army OF France
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Stood Death OF.

+. B. Munday lawyer OF Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled a grave digger. He
says: "My brother was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice. persuad-
ed him to try Electric Bitters, and he
was soon much better, but continued
their use until he was wholly cured.
am sure Electric Bitters g wed his life. "
This remedy expels malaria, kills dig
ease germs and purifies the blood aids
digestion, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia,
nervous diseases, kidney troubles, fe-
male complaints gives perfect health.
Only Soc at l.. Zeckendorf & Co, whole
sale, and Geo, Martin, druggist, retail
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
EFFECTIVE AT oNCE-The Hin.

EFFECTIVE AT ONCE-The Him
ois Central railroad will put in new
fast schedule on their Omaha and Chi
cago line, whereby train No. 2 will be
cut down one hour. 1t will leave
Omaha at 7:45 p. IN. daily via Fort
Dodge, Waterloo, Dubuque, Freeport
and Rockford, arriving iu Chicago at
80 a. IN. next day. Train No. will
be made daylight train leaving Omaha
at Z a. m. via the same route as above,
reaching Chicago at 9:+5 p. m. same
day. These two trains also carry
through equipment between Omaha and
st. Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber. Lea
reaching Minneapolis at 7:25 a. m. and
6:55 p. m. respectively The equip
ment Of these trains includes the latest
pattern wide yestibuled Pullman sleep,
ing car, buffet library smoking car, free
reclining chair car and dining car.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Insists He's Dead
Refuses to Hang.

rARKERsBuRa, W. v, Sept 81 Ind
Madison, who was to have been hanged
for murder tomorrow, was today again
respited for sixty days to allow him to
appeal to the United States Supreme
Court.
Two years ago he was sentenced to
death, but the clerk by IN stake record
ed his first respite as his execution. lie
contends now that he is legally dead and
cannot be hanged twice for the same
offense.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

A party consisting OF Stuart Forbes,
Otis Hale, Frank Cole and Mr.. Griffith
of Woods & Griffith, left Saturday morn
ing for Mt. Lemon where they will
spend about two weeks hunting deer and
trailing bear. They went by way OF the
Givens trail up Bear Canyon. They will
camp at Weber's cabins in Sanbino Can
Won
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

PASTURAGE-Horse pasture first
class alfalfa SO per month, two miles
South OF town. Horses called for
and returned. Address w. w. Allis, p.
O. Box III, Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

Spanish AMI piano lessons by COM
petent lady teacher; terms moderate,
33 West Jackson St. 109-tf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

delivery service to an, part OF city linn
its l0c. Pioneer Transfer Co. 77-lmo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

Miss Powell's private school will re-
open Monday September 9th. No. 1886
east Pennington street.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

FOR SALE-One second hand Studeba-
baker wagon with white top in fair
condition for $25. Enquire at Citizen
office, I05.tf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
The CASE OF PARKER.

gency. 1t is evident that Parker
has adopted the policy of rule or
ruin. The regents should see to
it that he does neither.
The regents arc endowed
with the duty of governing and
managing the University. They
are the trustees of the owners of
the institution the people of Ari-
zona. Parker was a hiroling and
had no more interest in the Univ
ersity than the extent of his sal
ary. The regents were too kind
to the weak and infatuated man.
Instead of trying to shield him
they should have exposed him.
We are aware, of course, that there
is a natural disinclination on the
part of the regents to bring the
names Of the young women who
complained of Parker's lascivious
and nauseous conversation, before
the public. The law gives the re-
gents the right to act on thier own
discretion and they did 80.
Parker was dismissed because it
was impossible wilhoutruining the
University to retain him at the
head of the faculty. His lewd,
gross and indecent language to
women, became intolerable. The
board of regents was bound to
take cognizance of the complaints,
Several women complained; Park
or admitted the truth of the char
ges but pleaded that his ''inten-
tentions were not bad" 1t is very
old, and no doubt correct asser-
ton, that hell is chuck full OF good
intentions. The young women,
not one, but several, did not believe
that Parker's intentions were good.
were decent, were tolerable. That
is why they appealed to the repre-
sentatives of the people OF Arizona.
the board of regents, for protec-
ton.
Under such circumstances to re-
tain Parker at the head of the ia
Guilty would be to poison the Uni
versity. Parker has to thank his
own tongue, his own inane vulgar
ity, his own indecency-we wont
say viciousness-f for his dismissal.
He was not put out any too soon.
There is bad odor attached to
him. He has been a failure and
mistake.
The question of woman suffrage
in Europe is assuming n promin-
ent position in contemporary dis
cussion. In England it has made
an Indifferent impression, because
of the negative attitude of the wo-
men. They are content with the
power they are able to exert over
their husbands and brothers, In
Sweden, however, the women have
been given suffrage. And now
France and Belgium are struggling
with the question. Ferdinand
Oeschamps of Belgium is mean
dering about the United States
now investigating the effects in
certain sections. He ought to an
alyze Carrie Nation,
THE assurance of the British
that fha war in Cnufh frica ia
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

STORAGE WAREHOUSE all furni
ture, etc., stored with absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co.. II n Stone ave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Wants Of the People.

WANTED--By young man. board in
private family. Address Z. o. Bog
533, Tucson. 1l7-ll2
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Brief Local Notes.

Browns, Browns, Brown's-Where2
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

Entered according to Act OF Congress as Sec
Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

.rET.t0vrinz TO the deplorable duness TN vaues
s sssn quoted 5s at the Close SIG s5as2 points elo
he precious daT - m G on fI,nres thus spot stood
The close ana al Lloe e 81 ahe oes
Issol7c Lake superior and 6nslo.se sn foT 9asns
while futures Is ID of thus. the former closo al
c1snred 1f az I home ana abroad closing 81 81 and
II les & 81 @ TssPee1ye5 a5 At P7s s @ sd be at
prices unchanged with the market very guaF s a. a.
50 50asi45 80 for pig iron warrants No M9TfheTn z
onqFy @ soss ssxi' fn9r2 3 N2 si9 s 70
3agaa 50 9f' + I ss Mel 5s soess s's AZ 4 Tn &
MoI4AssEs AND SYRrPs volume Of business business
adeTats proportions but Without changing values
trfnuai common f2gi4c: fair I5al6e good 17g2os
prime 2Gr:gc New Orleans open keue $50 42c: Porto
Re s2 s.TuPs , sonlmoa 5a., l9gss s3 fair ia i'''
OCEAN SAL sonn4se 1s panfs and rates
easy steamers the demand showed no inproy
fered Quotations Liverpool Id London, ID Gas
go gov xdTe5.,le va Fsio s. Aaaxer I'd HasarE
Rotterdam 4e cotton 70 L5yerP2o per zse oo ID i. 600
cs-es petroleum. hence 10 Hong Kong q Noven1Def
africa private terms. October; British steamer 2so5
dnt.nsnt ss November 20. British steamer, Sgs
S2yto1 @beT Ertsb steamer las tons cotton w
nlneton y g or savann4h 10 , nItee hihsee fe 2 Sg
tons deals. Mirsmich 10 west coast Of Great Brl,slh
schicoa United Kingdom Continent lbs for sa~n
snd sos =. ior Tssenos Ayrez $40: schooner 462 tons
ss Jsme Da2n % blocks 10 so1ss sound to
srboone paving blocks, CaTks Island 70 New
YORK Sc schooner gravel Port Eaton 10 Norfolk 6oc
5TIs-C,ottonseed oil very quiet shade easer
in sympathy the decline in lard products Petroleum
SS SSshaassa g g. and -s' a Bsls
esrr5. F,F CII-Prfnle crude bbls nominal prime
yellow 42a4sc or sgHmer ,g yeIlo% 499 Prie
WHIT e. sTarican boiled 97c: Calcutta raw s5c
TR0vIsIONs-Un liberal sales by packers and
decline IN I'VE nOgS AT
les sharp breaks elsewhere the provision market was
sreaIlv weak closing the lowest point The
Omaha eo0 all points had 81 o0 For Tuesday.
sso9ed no Mess sleas17 family 5oasls
90 5T sIi 5o1lsIa packet s0asi0 30;
s1aSsIs -. BEEF HAMs-ouiet. Quoted. s2oqs2i 50,
- ssci iso 70 &C: es G9l4c pigs. 9ss aslsc...
I1ilc 10 n ioszc IL % 10 sac: picked
aess s nTni TaiIoW-Duii city Sc: country $50
LARpEasy onoea sss 10 2oes city , .a.d easy
n 5e Continent 10 SOC Brazil kegs u 4oc compound
aiIiet quoted. sl.as1. HiNE-pnh Quoted:
prC-r-2Trading the market for rice fairly
- .cale ard well distributed throughout the list
, ~ e,asrHtons follow: Domestic
3s4s szc fair TO good q3c; prime 70 enoee 500
STrI; Fs-The for refined sugar displayed no
er FEATURES to-day. Demand only moderate and
enusd TO meeting Immediate requirerents List prices
@ ,rchauyed Quotations follow Cut loaf crushed and
s,a,nnes .ec; mould A. 5.&5c; cubes, oS3c; xAAk
poadeTed powdered coarse powdered and f5sit
rartnns S n bae- ot in. EIsnulsied Re
Z < ,sr: corf-ctoners' soc; No J. lsc Nos and
q 4 1ae No a 4ssc. No 5. .soc' No 6. 4Soe' No 4
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

10000 80 -@-i 0uai'S' f'n'Sc' 90 common
E1A1 AND STRAW-HAY- Though counting for Two
oass supply the receipts heavy but the market
1s % vel IN prices. feeling Of
ION Tor home and outside \ point
ele SITUATION is notable clearing
common hay and considerable
-ot understood
.or the buyer in in
As another good point be stated
- d better average quality showing
TINS VIII have buoyant tendency upon prices
- t7As advances not to be looked for with
~. u the crop in view. The
To-Day Sorae Of these lots
- uuI not al full prices The boats
bas - ~ and delay in the handling OF
- oe taken into consideration Freight
l-oHeEe- for these shipments good shading
81 s,spors with feeling
We quote: Prime. large bales. per 100 N 9eIzG
40 small soc: No l. large bales s5dsII I9c; do small
E 10 range. i5as0c; No do 6oGs5c: clover mixed
sf x.9ot.c; do heavy sch G57I-e: clover 52JpT5
49,. sAN-Receips up full requirements
i-fe IS no reserve hand. the Is
100 70 for Something briyhr
colee would exceed Receipts OF hav and sTrsw ir
at Produce Exchange Hudson Riv-r
DO; Erie. 5I0 Pennsylvania 80: Delaware
anna and Western. so shore IaO: Iebirb
t-s' so; Baltimore and Ohio Central OF New
besfs ,e e Vermont Central 20; canalboats Jas river
'ons oy river 60 by rail: total. 1ae tons
.L-ls1| III. Oct There but lot bu+..-
0ne'ea on call the EIgin OF Trade TO-DAY and
sn YES Withdrawn The output the Gstrict ase
oV''o" pounds. and the market closed firm al aac
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
OTHER MARkErsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Oct 7-CattIe-Reeeipts - head includ-
ing LOO Texans and 70oo Westerns Choice s1.aiv-
ohers iVl'c lower Good 10 prime s6Gs6 poor
70 HecuIn " 5OGs5 So stockers feeders s. 25dx4
S - 9as4 co. heifers 81 1906: Gamers 81 .5Gs2
u .Sasf o5 calves 81 5oS6 %; Texas steers
GsS 80 Western steers. S5GS5 Hoss-Rsceipts to
CAY -f.uo head; tomorrow. 2i.019; left over,
opened steady TO strong. closed Mixed ara butch
ets 30 SSgs6 90: good choice. heavy. Sc 6OGsG
sales. Sc 4061Ss Is ' N~4N u
cincinnati Oct Hogs 81 10Gs6 So Cattle quiet
qS4 so = -
prime prime 80 o0qso IO good s. loq s. s5 Hogs
lower prime heavy Sc 9OGS6 S5 best mediums T5G
50 s0 heavy Yorers SC 69aS6 20 light Workers So sO4
30 ~ grassers s6aSo So pigs IS 1885 roughs SO
80 iV- Sheep-Steady lambs; lower on sheep: best
mediums. So 65Gs3 70 common slasa; yearngs
s. oOcS3 80; veal calves. SS6SS
Seep-Iteceipts 10000 head sheep steady:
orsg Good lambs steady: others n dag Good 10
choice wethers 81 35GS3 10 choice mixed s. 9O
81 10 Western sheep. 81 5ox3 native lambs top 81 75
DUH 3 Jo1S4 25 Western lambs So 25GS4
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER s 1901

saS points higher. October .sslss octonAr,zov.r
ary & ei.s January -Febsuay NAN
% Fs n,p5l4May May-June, Juns-JuIy and Juiy-4ugust
FLoER AND MEALThe -four 'si @aTke s''g 1hil. some
wns9t brands % business ga dons in in wri Brng
50 srsgI So s 20 SPns ins pa5en55 50 = 500
: oas2 So Extra fseaS e g g s@gS5 l = x5ge 30 winter
s2Oas2I spot and 10 srva = py @ = ~ fj 1 no grade
9u9ted Far good 95as3 Is choice to fsncg S s
s 80 a. . Srsn5 9a9tsq Kim dried %
Fine white ana yellow 81 s5asi 50: coarse :, 2@si s
sacks to arr 300 N Quoted s14 sPrins bran spot 81 Is:
SIS @ "a: s9zTss TiR5er @ bran SIS 5ogs2l city bran s1s
81 20 hoTniny m chop $50 So oil meal $50 0'' eaAe
The decided strength exhibited by wheat yesterday prices
tes The market has ou be ana hof f9sins On. PFfS for
advanced readg and to PToyng aTseiy bpish prices
81 - LOUIS account feature. partly offset by North
west ps[ls II was noted however that the
helped parity by the movement here As far as
states by reason Of f1 he outlook for winter wheat
mas mas Oeen although in the Northwest where the move
s senn Is under way. these rather bulsh in
annce upon sentiment In fact primary receipts were
response made by Continental markers was 1ni+s a
ance 10 wbatee IN eee situation also as counter bal
urday Berlin adranced 20 9f Sf 10 p9n's higher than Sat
20 20 points Liverpool also hrmer closing ]. a
however is interesting 10 note thai in contrast ~
aufborti he recent big estimates put forth by
s, an & sne VIII need so that worlds will not
ago was confidently expected that the French reGuir
influence World
i1sla'S Tor the week 1896
s.o--Ve' oush the previous
% 81 rom the seabosrd were s53 600 decrease
-1Voo" bSsn was shown quantity ahoat for
i while the visible supply increased 2lTOO00
besh about meeting Export business was
United United 10 81 loads at Quotations of cash
NLeet anoat basis. No North
a NeM.aork = sc nominal No Northern Chicago
-t1sc prompt new No l Northern
, new NO Northern Duluth. 741sc prompt; No
- -Ne"-1ofh. and New-Yorl
CotsN-The advance Of GSsc corn yes
t-aE vas principally due 70 higher prices al
sousn larry good speculative support Chicago had
some lanuence The market cpeEed hrnner then easad
o. on, ne and was dun until the hour cover
Lle appeared and advanced prices the highest point
81 me day Worlds shipments hush under
as Week Seaboard ciearances
- snlaIer because nothing done any point
NllIe there was no change whatever
western weather quite 50 favor
alIe com. OWING 70 visibl sIprIy in
aS' GOO bush and local stocks
nlsi- No = 62ssc- No = white 64c. No = yellow
oa-Se al afoat. o. oATS-The market Tor oats
Vas Hfiner Nest in sympathy ither grains bur
very auls with local trade also small consisting Of
nN '@gAt bush domestic The visible sInpIv
Ieftasd ~ 600 bush Local stocks 156
S-isi while the contract SUPPLY decreased 44n bush
No oats closed p 1tc; No ,. 3Ssc white ~
- 30 white 4ic track mixed. 3sd4Oc track white
'a &c and NJ white clips 42i= FYFc-Nar-
hoth n ahost- State I'VE. 55G56c ..... BA riley
aITket dull; feeding quoted 52aa5c and mailing
1fd62c, both : Z. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
r1pnPra LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-Tork. October q Itsll.
,,rF-F--he market futures opene6 steady. with
r5bs-red 70 points higher. the Improvement being
= =. r-vs-inE r-eFnpte1 advance of I'd L pfg
= u--Fr-r ard German buying In the absence ~
- he general fhe market ruled steady
~ s ss-s-oon IN the afternoon an Improvement ot :
- a. r-psz caused covering. Whi lie considerable
- sers0pe5 from bulls upon which prices went up
49, the market closing GTu and net 5Glo points
.,- fair business transacted. amounting 10
$3.50 Hsvre closed net unchanged. Rio and san
- s-ssdv TO firm. the rate ~ exchange declining
70 = II Tzaaa Frnary receipts continue n run full
- movement reaching 20 $50 bags and that AT in
-s azus bsgs Domestic warehouse deiiverles
- -ss sr heavy 70 q 20 nass spot
1nchauEEE with quotations on he more
So for invoice loTs q Rio No d
- 20 rs- (sTrnancus cleared Rio October with 5000
-. Ratia weekly receipts 3:HBo bags ana the
. 1-s ..Ck Is sss4 HseS ShTlrneu1s Europe, 921o
s,rx -a warehouse deliveries in the United states
- - yask were 1I3O9o bags. against I23s2 naEs iast
-l srd ia Bses Tor the same week year ago ~
- s,-,a- amount reported leIols bags san
= --czfr-s wee $4,000 Week compared
- 600 an hsEs las and S'fs -o0o hags for the
---,s --szE Rto receipts aggregated ---eD
ss-r zrsIns- Isg previous week and 6NeD bags
g. fss ssrp week year Rio shipments 70 the
---..s s-atss s27 eH0 for the week IN S1rope.
a se zzs Ssntns shipments 70 the United states 4Vp
hsVs- 70 Europe eTI-0S0 hags - H..
Ths q col-~act priCes y ne -oca4 '
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

20 - To- az - az ia az soix:
r& ID az 81 2t4 60 n. DO al
y - 80 PennsyvAnia sheep. % s. do. Io2
ID az So 3 state do 81 N. az Sc. P.nnsy sheep
and lambs So n. al
= n Nhkerson: IS Buffalo lambs. IS
leg 10. So *. - - - - - -
D Harrington Co. Buffalo lambs NJ at 70.
Il 40 a. 10 at 50 70; ess 40. 6s a
Jsllne. Wright & Co; 426 State lambs 50 20;
." State sheep, lo5 70. 81 20; 81 n. al
andrew Mullen: 2le Buffalo lambs 80 10 s. 30. -
= e. Curtis Son: o6 lambs al s.: 81 do
81 10 az - lA=; 15s DO. 55 N 62s= sheep
at 81 80, n AZ -5- 10 n So
culls. IL n. - - -
HOGS-Rec-iprs DAYS wsra .u-s
mead including about market Slow and
Tor All grades state hogs selling
e. e. 80 80 per loo 10 Western hogs quoted Sc 400
weights. and sa69izc for light hogs
sales Sanders: 81 State hogs. loo average at
80 50 per loo 10; 10 3
ID al 30 40 roughs. 2e1 n a S.
Iooln 4 shannon; 8 hogs I5s n az Sc
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

- I5Alle ra~H@f for cstfln opened quiet
ilh ~ prices points higher falrly acIlN-
covering an'f@nui support supplemented by brisk
affala latter =aid o. ls- hedges against shortage
y if-sh r1a-k@ There further Improvements
- Hi1eeateis follow She call January reach
c9S ale AiaF NsI general support But for the
41e ioTfnoln the T prices doVnwar1
- 80 iof pr'Ets 70, the and quiet withdrawal
orders generally good weather
incrsgs-r= receipts failure the public
= take 1rid ~ the market expected The
- aHfe was hasel sT11E Liverpool cables. poor
-t- ane reports rnsf the talked II strike in the
= ak4sad cffi0a mills hsd been Eari~d Of for
eh-- fhe 8f-enre % killing the belt
49-h = rherE fne enthusiasm = bulls
s--u f'ai rrsel fnr tzrir tail owing 70 the
~ - "i - HgHf fr1sF the Northern cotton belt
- E-i,+F ID o. - FaEly the afternoon the
So ilttt under Ee2sFTCs 0neT1-gs from The
So -ei = represent he3s-s against large puT
- sf-i cotton ig Philadelphia expo- interests.
sssh,g - "1 ry1m iengs % sell Out AMI prompted
- 70 attack -he lafe months for a break -
aail1arf lrars5 mates ,or to-Enorr0u's
s,-ess ana favorable weather forecast added 70
f4-as me decline did mon receive check Until
II -. telfler -. January nc March
~ Hen tzures buying the theorH
81 i---ff influence claimed
~abs d-ft with TIRE selling movement. taking The
- 'nti such cleznir-g 4 weak long inter
10 accumulation top
i4lf ana thus make the dangerous
.a 's f'aIrru-ssi0n hosrses advised const.tu-
sz,z.e ~. Ias@ o1 al decline below and sell
80 ii-aiaE rhsf f7r the Present the fuctuarions
ftsssi -. comparatively IA -row with SC the
sl.ai The market finally barely sfeadT
p'tseF El-f p q points lower
= Nsz follows. -' -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

- L1verpool Oct I-Ciosing: Wheat spot dun; No red
esteFn winter Is 6t2d; No Northern spring
No California, 5s elsd; futures quiet: December Is
March IS sid. CorTt-SpOt quiet mixed new
- llds futures steady; October IO-Sd:
II sd. December Is 1li.d Psas-Canasian steacv d
id Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady. Sd Hons
a. London 4Paeihc CoasIl. steady 3 5sGk3 Beef
nrn. extra India mess. rs I'd Pork firm prime
Western. ISs ID Lard dull prime Western tercr=
5s American refined in pals. Hams-Short cut
Il 10 i6 10. duh. Sis cd Bacon dull Cumberland cur
70 10 20 NJ AIS short rib 10 to - 10 Sos long
middleS light - 81 10. Ja middles haavv
81 n. 4es; short clear hacks TO ~ n Aus id
bellies IA Is n 56s Shoulde-s-Square II 10
- 10. dull. 3Ss Butter steady; United states
good United states US Cheese quiet. American
white AIS I'd; American finest coored. Sd.
prime CRY, As Australian. in London.
onseed oilHuI refined, quiet. 23s TurDentn-
Spirits quiet. It's Sd. ROsin-ConnrnOn
Petroleum steady. I'd Linseed oil steady SIS
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston oct Cotton steady. naiddlns : = It,.
low Iniddlins 916c, good ordinary REGENTS
l'+ bales exports 20 Great Britain $50: 10 France
l. us stock O62 '' -1+'S
savannah Oct 7.-Cctton quiet. rniddling 7.c. low
ulddlins. 1rc, receipts, 1905 bales exports 10 f,r
Hr,Jan 6f> coasLwise 40; sales 761; stock
Niehlphis. oct cotton steady. middlins I-l6--
low middng. 11-I6c: ordinary 7Isc nsr reretrs
'1d@ bales gross 15ss: shipments sales : i5O.
New-orleans. Oct Cotton firm; mddIng -IGc:
low mtddlng- Ia.c, good ordinary l5-I6c-
etpts 9s25 bales 10 $40; exports Britain
'o5e 70 he Continent. loo; eoastwse, 3ss,