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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

The side poles are fastened around the edge of the tent, the two sets of quarter poles are pulled in place by a team of strong horses. the peaks are hoisted ana '"' ''s '0p At t Brre;akfast sr; Time.
 In the meantime the horse tent and cook tents are put up. The horses are unharnessed, fed and bedded- The conee at the cook house smells good, and soon the bell rings and scores of ''workmen' nageris top is up and Theo. Ferris. the "animai man." and Doc Parkhurst, "the elephant man." are Inspecting their ant- tmais. The cages are cleaned and the beasts fed. The dressing tent Is now up and the property men" are unloading the huge baggage wagons.
 Being Sunday morning the work will end here, and nothing more will be done, as 1t Is q rule with the Wallace circus to do no more work on Sunday than is nec- essary If 1t be @ week day. as soon as breakfast ie over, the musicians and per- formers dress for parade, while the host lers and grooms are preparing the horses purade starts and for any one to delay 1t by tardiness is a serious and costly of- fense.
 While the parade is down town. travers- ing a route which had been previously carefully selected, there are perhaps one hundred men or more working at the lot. With the assistance of the small boy, the jacks, stringers and seat plank are car ried in and are soon going up.
 One of the most important things around the show is that of putting up the seats, they must be fixed so that they will not fall. While the seatmen are busy the ring-makers are busy making the rings and Charles Clark and his score of men are erecting the paraphernaiia and traps for the performers and this. too. is particular job. as there are ail sorts and kinds of devices used tn tht performance, and If mistake is made the entire program is marred:
 Ready to Begin the Show. With the return of the parade. the ssen' Is enlivened. In the menagerie top tn cages are being placed in their usual DO sitfon, frequently by the aid of the eie phants. The performers are at the din | ing tent enjoying one of William Hart' meals, except now and then one is miss ing as he or she is examining the ring O stage to see that everything Is right. A big push has by this time assembled ! l front of Ben Bowman's side show. peopl ! by the dozen who are not entitled to tick l cts. are at the big door asking Tor tn | manager to get comp" and Colone | Talbot the claim agent, better known a 1 'the nxer," Is busy listening to trivial o
 Secretary Cory and Treasurer Berni'
 Wallace have given the several kinds o
 tickets to the various agents. Prof. Bron | son has his concert band of twenty-efgh l pieces on the stage, in fact every one o l the half thousand employees Is on hand
 and all is in readiness for the big show | as soon as tho governor goes to- "tn' | front" and gives the signal
 The Wallace circus will spend Sunday | in Montgomery and will no doubt attrac
 a great crowd to Todd's show lot oi | Goode Street today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

Accompanying these reports is the re- | port of MT John D. Carter, who has ex- amined the books and accounts or all re- ceiving and disbursing officers and found
 1 them correct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

NIGHT SCHoOI-Bookkeepin Pen manship. Shorthand and Typewriting, four nights each week, only Aoo per month. instruction thorough; positions secured. Draughon's Practical Business College recently moved from 117 Dexter Avenue to Farley Natl Bank Bldg. Pub. Square. AoV-Sun se'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Tn Hsnrtetta and Berry Williams. a
girl. c..,. Ke,Iv a girl To Auie and Sarah kyer boy. Contagious Diseases.
noheis Capture Town.

New York oct 2s-According to The Herald dvces hSye beeT te the eet that af tLiIs sels,oo,,,ttonists elso have taken the town of T,tpsco 1ne on the Pacific coast. near the uiliaI, ilI5o,asr frontier and are now march inS toward GuaDi which n,.n is near Bgena .Snt YehIuia a!I. saver is epidemic In Buena Ven k,tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Verdict of Murder.

Oklahoma City, o. T.. Oct. 25.-A yer dict of murder in the first degree against Thomas Curtis was brought in here to- night Curtis was convicted of cutting off the head of William J. Flick. whose head was found in a pillow slip at the bottom of the Canadian River near this city three years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
THE BUILDING PERMITS.
List of Orders Issued by the City
 Engineer.

Building permits issued during the week ending yesterday as follows:
 B. M Washburn. agent, to erect kltch' en in rear of two story brick building I12 North McDonough Street, $S0O.
 R B. Jones, to make repairs on one story frame house on Grove Street, be. tween Jackson and Union Streets, $50.
 Janney & Co.,. to put new roof upoT brick building on Randolph Street, be tween Perry and Court Streets SSO.
 A. T. Hannon, to repair roof on one story frame house. 1T Cleveland Avenue
 Zirkle & Moore. agents, to make repair on one-story frame house, corner McDon ough and Columbus Streets. $20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
r| +bs Rabv Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
r1ames Dat Up Y6O, ,OUO.

St. Louis oct -The ,1noias extensiys wootab esta6
 lshmept of the the Sam%stih southwest w' corner of ware CoIiP ond Seventh Streets. was dam sEsd sDsdG ss5 U o5O by fire today. Fully insured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

When you wish anything good ir meats or poultry or vegetables, just ring up 247 and leave us your or ders. -2t Yelverton's Palace Market.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-01
Another Hawaiian Bugbear.

The Yorodzu learns of serious COM
plication between the authorities and the
Japanese residents in Hawaii. The cause
of the said complication lies in the fact
that a certain Mr.. Hamano imported
from this country by the steamer City of
Picking the 10th ultimo, Japanese ar
ticles called setta, a kind of sandals
soled with hide and strengthened with
iron at the back part of the sole; and
that the customs officials of the Island
imposed upon these articles a forty-five
per cent duty as iron wares. Mr.. Ha-
mano protested, saying that the setta
should be recognized as being made of
leather as shoes and that he is liable
70 pay only a thirty-five per cent duty
Tor these articles. The customs officials
however, insisted that the raw hide. of
which the setta seems to be made, is diff
ferent from leather of which shoes are
made, and moreover as iron is used it is
proper that they should be recognized as
iron wares. Mr.. Hamano paid duty for
them as iron wares. but this caused a
sensation amongst the japanese residents
there. They hold that the procedure. of
the hawaiian officials is unjust and in
pursuance of their opinion Mr. Hamano
instituted a suit against the customs Off
Gals on the 1st instant. The. decision
viii be awaited with interest-Hongkone
Times.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan 9.-'The American Wool and Cotton Re
porter win Of the wool trade tomorrow: The
Bostons wool district the last
writing great dtspelled and
many the dealers much buster hoping for sales
filling orders There have been inquiries.
more searches for bargains than there were last week
BUYERS market who making actual purchases
doing It in almost conservative way buying
less than they actually need In Their att
IS Of willingness 10 allow the merchant TO
carry the supply available wool which is in the
that the merchant feel
IL wise to further price than have thus
far come TO light. The week Boston
1880 600 pounds domestic and 10000 pounds
making total OF 1,TlOO0O pounds against a
total 1249.OOO pounds for the previous week and
1855 GOO pounds for the corresponding week last
wear The sales January l amount 3.l59OtO
pounds 500 500 pounds for the corresponding
time last year
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 9.-Catte-Recepts 20 900 head. nclud-
Texans choice steady others slow; butch
stock and 1Oc lower: good to prime steers.
25G$G poor medium, 81 608$5 10. stockers and
steady slow 81 5G$4 40; So 60S4 10;
heifers 81 65S4 40 S2$2 55 bulls 81 sOq$4 4O
calves $4Q$6 % fed 81 2O$4 80; do
steers So 3GTS4; bulls 81 506$3 80. Hogs-Receips
active Sc higher strong; top. IS mixed and
O56S5 3Tie; good choice heavy. IS lOG
s. 40 rough heavy $9$5 10; light S5 OS$5 % IA bulk OF
sales 81 2OdS5 Sheep-Receipts. $1,000 head; weak
10 Zoe lower good choice wethers IS 1904 co. fair
10 choice mixed 40QS3 so: Western sheep So 5S4 co.
Texas sheep 81 50a$3 so; native lambs S4aS5 So West
lambs, $5d$5 40.
Cincinnati Jan. 9-Hogs active. Sass 80 Cattle steady.
25aS4 SIS Sheep 81 50aS5 % Lambs higher,
$3 75G$6.
East liberty Jan p-Catte steady extra, IS 50d$5 Io
l5aS5 S3GfS3 10 Hogs lower; prime
mediums and So 40qE3 i5 common to far
Workers So heavy hogs, 81 35s5 40 pigs 30 70
ass 40 roughs So Sheep strong choice wethers
common 10 good SASS SIS; veal calves 81 oO4SS.
East Buffalo 9.-Receipts-Cattle 103 cars: sheep
and lambs 30 cars; hogs. As Shipments-Cattle
1Ol cars hogs and lambs p Cattle
steady on the good kind and slow the common kind
Calves-Fair demand Choice extra SSG1Ss & good to
choice, 81 5OGSS. Sheep and aInbsOnerings % loads
basis SO 10 and S6 10 for the
majority of hut there several sales at
SO pretty good lambs Choice extra So 10GS6 @
Sheep-Choice 81 5OGS4 70: good 70 choice SAG
81 25 mixed sheep $4$4 so; So 75$4 65 wethers
81 5OQS4 II: Canadas. IS 90dso. Hogs-Oner1ngs. 46
opened lower the basis being 50 45S5 So
pigs So 40a$5 AS roughs s4 soGs5; stays s49$4 So all
sold closed steady
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston Jan. 9-Cotton firm; middling 11-16c: low
middng exc good ordinary sac. Receipts 1924 bales
exports to France % las bales sales 16l4 bales stock
201.1 bales.
Norfolk. Jan scoton steady middling. l1-lsci low
exports coastwse. 1909 bales sales. 547 bales: stock
80. 335 bales
ceipts. 5O4 bales; stock, 1874 bales.
savannah 9.-CottCs quiet; middling, 9ssc; low
midding o1c Receipts 24S0 bales exports coastwise
l. bales 470 bales: stock 113, ,13T bales.
Louisville. Jan. 9.--Cotton firm; mid1ling. 9%4e,
Memphis, Jan. 9-Cotton firm middling. 9Asc; low
miGdling 99sc; ordinary Ssc Net receipts. 1405
bales. receipts bales: shipments 306T bales
sales 200O bales stock l56.71S bales
Augusta, Jan. a-Cotton firm; middlings 13-6G97sc;
low middng 9-l039ssc receipts. 800 bales;
receipts 365 bales shipments s5 bales sales i27 bales
stock, IS 232 bales.
Houston, Jan. 9cotton quiet. middIing lille: low
middling. 9Ac; good ordinary. sac. Receipts. 6,5l1
bales; shipments 6.652 bales; sales 22S bales; stock,
109 $50 bales
New-Orleans. Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet; middling. csc;
'sw middng. exc. good ordinary. Ssc. Net receipts.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
STOCK on HAND.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Jan. e-C1osng: Beef-Extra India mess
steady 66s 9d. Pork-PriTne mess Western steady COS
Hams-short cut u to 1s n firm. 45s Cd Bacon
"a 10. irm ass Cd long middles. light rs 10
dull as Cd long clear mddes heavy IS 10 10 steady
Ais Cd. short clear backs
bellies o n. firm. 4Ss Shouders-Square. l3
3Ts Sd American refined in pals 59s Sd Butter-Fnest
United steady, 95S; good steady SOS Cd Cheese
steady; American finest white SIS American finest col
ored. 53s Talow steady prime city 25s 3d. Australian
London 27S 9d. Cottonseed Ol-Huu refined. spot.
quiet aOs 3D. Turpentne-spirtts dull. 2Ss. Rosin--
at "a. Peas.Canadian quiet at IS 6%d- Iinseed oil
ais Sd. FlOur-St Louis winter steady
Cd Hops London Pacific COAST steady. = $50
Wheat-Spot No 1 California 6s Sd; No >
red Western winter 2Itd; No 1 Northern spring
Is AID: futures dull; March. Is Esd May. 6s esd
Corn-Spot quiet. American mixed old, As lad futures
dull January IS II I'D: March, Rs 10d; May 3s esd
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

The Milk Exchange directors at special meeting held
Sc quart net 10 the hppe S redaon or
a can. "'S' o' 'Ae Huds'" Is quoted at 81 10
IT include 4la cars West
express With c"9f1pad oy f[eght and about by
s sqGk @ s9ld m promptly at firm prices. and geese
stock brought considerable premium pigeons in
lc chickens De- roosers 7c turkey s rsp ducks @
Pc, per PaiT 4og geese $laSl 81: pigeons 26a&5c
tbe hSds sebrTs Prsgs de of de5abe grades arm
very light in rereipts d OF & 5ney chickens %
and occasionally exceeding top uotaons h @ ETaaes t m
cb no~Der are mixed with stays
ana fancy grades quite firm Ducks steady Geese
nearbv mgnf S2ga5s fsney 4 @ We GuGte Dry
0 do 90 @ io "a ana @ Michigan mixed fancy scaded 100
fancy oaos hens and tams pme e o
poor 6G7zc bToiers P5ilsdP6a Pa toms n Be- and no
selected S4F large per 15 "a Se do 5o2nS me ehgSes
2qlSc; Pennsylvania large Iiai2G do fair to d
other Western dry picked prime iOc scalded l6c do
to prime lOc do Ohio and Michigan fancy scaded i0c
oo DO f & s prime dG e do prime
snail and Ees Ds sifS o ac do mixed b @ weghts IIal2e
ITgiSc; do Maryl9nd and Delaware prime. IiaIs
Aagla9d Delaware prime eaIoo do poor to sif far
@5ss ess 'sass % do dark 81 a'd' So do small and eu'
AMEawild 5r, ducks on only %oder2tey active but choice
vg ssaG G he eny eX sng fW eWe snpS % or oyeT
lish snipe golden pover per dozen 80 26gis 81 5
aeags pair f 5aGss :nB d3 sSS tS HssS aqs sSss
s 2 via % @alard nall s. sass 75sSs Dc DO sh tsa
buewing 40G50c: do greenwing 23G:}0c rabbits prime
large undrawn loc; do drawn poor I0Gi2c: lack,
rabbits, 45G50c JUN
POTATOES AND NEGETA BLES-state and Western
potatoes moving rather slowly unchanged price
Sweet potatoes urgently offered lower Onions show
ana a Kae IN msds S9seTs some dor
above quotations Orleans eTeen wes paSff sta
vide range Florida lettuce s tegGar and prices show
me quanty Is extra fancy Beans weaker. Peas quiet.
but without further change. Other Florida vegetables
move slowly unless the quality is very choice We
Island prime per bS 81 as Do DOL Sfs Ssas2 a DO hns
$50 ID. 81 50GSl 81 State per !6s b bag 81 500
81 Sine no. do poor & to 81 fair p Per $50 m 81 25qsl az Jersey
u lo@$z =; do southern 5cQ$1 Brussels sprouts per
orleans per 100 bip6bss ods 9s 9sr 81, crate ST. do New
stalks loeoOe; cabbaEes, Long Island per 100 S3dS4
do state per ton sl49sls cucubers Florida per basket
81 eggplants Florida per box 81 500$2 escarol New
Orleans per bbl 50 50dSi kale. Norfolk per bb Goa
Fold pfe seP b.s nD 100 S
New-orleaEs Dbl 81 5oG$8 so; okra Florida per
Bermuda per crate s. 2 & do PSI ans
Eastern White bbl So 5o@S5 so; yellow S29SS.
$2qS4; do red, S2qS2 u; Western red per
Western. white per double head Dbl 81 25G$2 so;
Florida arier sia$l 56 FonaSe per
PeT basket 81 oa rs ddorea do paa cae gSSS s
do poor fair basket crate 75cS1 25 spinach.
dS2 do marrow $iG$ So DO Fiorda per- crate Dbl 5cssi
tuTnips Russia. bb e0qs5c tomatoes Florida, per
MILK-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
Is BAG per quart
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring wheat 61g74c; No red 76G7sc No corn S71ac
27&c No white. 26% G271ac; No rye 531sG54c bar
ley, fair TO choice mailing. 5sd62c; No haxseed 81 So
mess pork per bbl si4 756si5 lard per 100 10 s. S
shoulders Ghoxed Sc as6 IS short clear sides Cbo&e
grade $40 IS On the Produce EXCHANGE
today: The butter market-Du Creams 15G23c; dalries
l2g2Oc Cheese quiet 104 91l$c Eggs. dull fresh
red S01sqs1c Corn firm. No mixed 391sc Oats frm:
No 2 mixed. 6lz927c Rye steady; No 2 55c. Lard
Bacon firm. higher. Ss 35 whiskey firm 81 81 Sugar
Duluth jan s--wheat-No hard cash. 7s54c: to ar
rive EAG MAY. sO!.c: No Northern cash. T4i4c; to
2s5%e. o''--i'' ''E''' 0O'" '0 sc oA'S' -09
milwaukee, ian; 9-vyheat-No | Northern 7797sc; No
No z. 6OG6lc sample, 40d5I11c.
Minneapolis. 9-F1our first patents 81 2O9s4 80;
second patents S4i$4 10; first SOdS2 second
clears S2qS2 10. Bran, IN bulk. s11 75ds12
Philadelphia Jan s.wheat &c lower: contract grade
airy. ABA q4312c. Oats-Firm. h112c higher; No 2 white
clipped, S25e133c- Butter-Dul and 1c lower; fancy
&c lower fresh nearby 21c do Western 21c;
western. 21c; do Southern 1SG2Oc Cheese-Firm; New
YORK fu creams fancy. small II %a13c: NewYork full
5000 bbls; 10000 pounds sacks; wheat 800 bush
corn 10000 bush oats II 900 Shipments: Wheat
ronei corn. 7S.00O bush; oats, 800 bush.
a1y 134se; May. 1850; July, 75kc; No hard, T11aG
12e; Corn-No 2. cash, S6Ac; January, 361se; May.
sIsse 0asNo cash. 2Sc January. 241zc; May. 254sc;
ary I9lac; May s24sc: July s1isc. easier; cash
ay asy rm isoe BRINE S s. 5o ianuaTg G1vfTsf: s. I
March. 81 Is. OIL unchanged. "
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENEPAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January Q. 1901.

NET-N York. January O. 1901.
CoFFEE-The market for B-azi! coffee futures was
wcaE and unsettled. being quite without support while
the B--a5-st house appeared have limited amount
sale The market oTeDed decline ga Is points
There we're sales q GOO bags the opening cali BY
ID The business had teen increased hut
arclt Z This by the concern
mentioned. The total transactions reached
TsNl prices session
decline of 1918 ooiats- The market finally steady
in net decline Of 10EI5 points Contr!but IA
local eaess were lowe European cables large
reca.ts Brazil absence Of speculative support
an us&tlsfaC-QIE demand for spot article latter
closing duI and the nominal basis 7Q7isc for
No Z Rio invoice lots.
lae range Of contract prlces to-day
v1s
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables Spot cot
ten Qgef Sales, 5000 bales; speculation and
export 800 American 1909 Receipts u 900: American
s .ss9e Mi9dling pPanes 2l.$2a futures l Sgeppea p
steady and 2d23z points higher Closed ste ldy 11e9
- points higher. January, 531 1sbt JanusryFeorl
cry. 530izb: February-March, S2I1zb: Isrch-Aprii
5Z3s; Apri-Nay 5-22b; May-June. 5l9lzs; gune-Jply
Us: JHlyAugust 5l4s AuguEtSeptern5er e9b. Man
chester quiet and firm Cloths. al low limits
FLOUR AND MEALr-The -four situation about
unchanged except that the close holders found their
POSITION less comfortable owing 70 the decided weakness or
oeTt less money Otherwise the market remained
!nsy unchanged. Spring quoted 81 lo4
g 80: sraigi 81 5Oqs3 winter patents 50 20
81. spring clears S3QS3 35 No winter 81 $50
s2 led$22 20 -. RYE FLoUR-Quiet. Quoted: Fair 10
good 81 SoQSa 10: choice fancy. 50 l5dS3 30.
CoHEAEALs-Firm Quoted kin dried. 81 soqS2 SO. as
% hrand -. BAG MEAI1-Firm. Quoted: Pine white
a ysGw sGs oS coarse ,e 9gs2f7 f7 ;s ID
hl 10 sl7aSI7 SO; spring bran bulk SIC 254sl6 50;
winter brsn SieQSIs city bran. SIG 50gSi7 corn
n S25; linseed oil so 70 oil cake $40;
my cbop 81; on meal, s2s IS
s'ercsy rather suggested that Wall Street the big
fafor interest Chicago. whover IL may be that
recently been Dominating the market had decided 70
drop ana adjust itself 70 legitimate conditions Of
10y and demand. While al times the market displayed
LIE arm undertone there persistent selling On
10y advance and aby IN the last hour. whei large
t.lset OF wheat thrown Out under which prices
rsTicy closing unsettled decline OF ts4 1se
So the previous night Foreign houses contributed
me wheat early IN the and cables also
,setoFy fEo bull standpoint these conditions, OBJ
.Ss az ths staFt, quickly offset BY sharp de-
.1.1 ffon tradeFF which the market quick
ssnee from the opening point OF s2ze for May 20
influential selling began at the latter figure and
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

continued OF and throughout the rest o, the aav
majority Of the trade has been convinced that
an interest there attribute recent
4leLit and violent fluctuations
people IN Chicago, who
-iaIses- Yesterdays market whole
pSSlIihg on the previous day before excent on
scaie The export business ali
AL selhg The English decline amounted to ssGId in
uehceo Dy Tree offerings Of
!l OF ured holders Paris markets a
ilits Io"er' Berlin z mark of Budapest point
lower and Antwerp unchanged The only Favorable noIn9
- Geoie news to the bull contingent
pe from Snow, ir which he found
RE IN TOE sreater part Of the Province Of Entire
Wheat Is not worth threshng and
neIt IS Akely to be much later than
according TO E3radsreets'
ior tne week Primary receipts OOOb bus
Tash wheat shoat basis follows: No hard
I1Ciun 81 sc, nominal; old No Northern
~ &c; No Northern Chicago s4%c No red NewYorl'
o sc store No red NeW-York S2Tsc No
Ne~- ork, SO4sc .CORN-The local corn market dis
good deal OF strength especially
market with sales Tuesday yesterday 75
Ioads Tor export. The weather States
t Ii poth the movement and grading corn
Mle seaooard clearances reached Ell
ls times curing the day the Chicago
Iated by an excellent class buying
Iset the decline OF .sQ$d in English markets
Ssls AT chicago were 323 3S5
IhTsday No corn closed 1910 elevator, deliv
reo ana 4I4c b afoat. .OATSThe local market
LOT oats was steady. but very quiet
Vc NO ! oats 2i2c; No white 32i2c: No 8 white 32c
track mixed 29h2c; track white 311a d35c:
cIips SSe1331Hc RYE-Market steady: No l Western
affoat; State 52d53c. RL,EY-Nar1et quiet
quoted: Feeding 4Sd50c, / New-York: mailing. COG
o2G oS,i. c Nsw-Yerk eos BUCKwHEAT GRAIN Market
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

SPOT cotton ruled dull quotations sc lower on
The basis Of 1Olsc mid5ing upland and 1ossc for
Iud1nE Cuff Sales. 200 bales southern spot markets
teIsgraphed follows NeW-O Orleans quiet u4-
changed al Csc: Mobile quiet unchanged, at 95ac;
quiet unchanged, at 3sc; Charleston quiet
Sasc. Wilmington firm unchanged, al 9t2c
norfolk steady. Lice higher. II il-l6c; Baltimore
nominal unchanged. 10lkc: Augusta firm. unchanged
- llGc higher at 9sc. 81 Louis quiet unchangea az
Estimated receipts tomorrow al New-tT cans
900 bales. against 44Te bales week ago
s1d 81 bales year. At Houston. 10000 70 1000
against 300 bales week and 1858 bales last
Receipts az ports interior points to-day. com
pared With the sa Gay week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

COTTON-In some respects il a day q reckoning
far Exchange. he market losing
considerable portion Of gains while the bears
positive control Spirited specu-
evidence. the entlre
pending fresh and
unbiased Of the The opening was seadH,
points higher bullish Liverpool cables
and reliable dispatches stating IN euecf tEat southern
only holding their own ut
working higher continued heavy export ana CO.
demand. For time everything pointed 10 nrrIer
market with marked growth speculation from the
public Europe; while in the midst Of their jubi-
latiOn bulls thrown into CONSERVATION oy
buying from Il outside ana the aI-
pearance Of selling orders from parties who ad pn
chief supporters throughout the late
advance Liverpool took turn for the Worss ana wal
Street Unloaded several important lines q January an4
March General selling soon gained the upper hald al!9
prices rapidly tapered OF By noon decline OF lf13
points suppanted the opening rise and al that hour e
fee.ng decidedly bearish concerning the ileaje
SIN later tho market sank heFy
liquidation and pounding oy local
bears propte predictions cables estimates
liberal receipts tomorrow and tax q setback IN
The last hour of The session was
feyeriEn pix with neither side fully
satisfied with the things were shaping covering
generous profits sight caused frequent sight
ups but general trend CT fluctuations toward
p.ices. orders reached when M2Ich
touched soc time Indications pointed 70
very severe additional break values bu quiet buying
v the react0nsts. led 10y several prominent houses
,a-.rally the The feeling nnally
srr55-. with prices l3 points lower
The range prices in the open market to-day
follows