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OFFICIAL CITY DIRECTORY.

MAYOR. h. Daughtry.
ALDERMEN-FirSt Ward. J. II. Willoughhy:
Second Ward. W. III. Seavey; Third Ward. X.
T. scherek Fourth Ward, A. 4. Moreton; City
at-Large. Chas. Schnorrenberg.
TREAsURER-ChaS.F +. Heuck.
CLERK-W. II. Seavey.
MARSHALL. G. Applewhite.
NIGHT WATCHMAN-I. Forsythe.
CITY ACCOMMODATIONS 4 Brennan.
The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen hold regu-
lar meetings the first Tuesday evening in every
month.
The leader., 1901-03-06

Corinth's wooden mills EMPLOY i5ol
/ operatives.
The leader., 1901-03-06
Save Your Money.

One box of TUFTS Pills will save
many dollars in doctors bills
Theywillsurely diseases
ofthe stomach. liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria. constipation andbilio-
usness. amillion peopleendorse
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF LIN
coin COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT.-Brookhaven.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Meets the first Mondays in
May and November. Robt Powell Judge,
Canton: ). i. Oliver, Clerk. Brookhayen.
CHANCERY COURT-Meets the third Mondays
n February and September. III. G. Conn., Chan
cellor. Hazlehurst; X. W. MeNair, Clerk, Brook
haven.
SUPERVISORS CoURT-Meets the first Mon
day in every month. Members-DiStrict No. 1.
w. r. Parsons. President, Brookhayen; Dis
trict No. 2, j. G. Bryant, Brookhaven; District
No. 8. W. J. Williams Bogue Chtto; District
No. 4. Joseph SaSSer Bogue Chitto; District
No. 3, John Walker. Red star.
SHERIFF-R. r.. Applewhite. Brookhaven.
TREAsuRER-D. l.. Easterling, Bogue ChittO.
ASSESSOR. c. Cosnahan, Brookhaven.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATIoN-Edgar
Green. Brookhaven.
SURYEYoR-W. NJ. Russell, Fair River.
CORONER AND RANGER-Geo. :. Lambright,
Jr., Brookhaven.
The leader., 1901-03-06
Japanese Japanese Pile Cure

A new and complete treatment, consisting Of
SUPPOSlTORIES, Capsules of Ointment and
two boxes of Ointment. A never falling cure
for Piles of every nature and degree. 1t makes
an operation with the knife, which is painful and
often results i'm death, unnecessary. Why endure
this terrible diseased We pack written guarantee
In each u bsx. No cure. no pay. SOC. and 81
box; for IS. Sent by mail. Samples Free
CONTINENT $50. and 5000
CONSTIPATION G .D:s:. e' I:.i PIrs :
great LIVEK and STOMACH REGULATOR
and BLOOD PURIFIER, Small. mild and peas:
ant to take; especially adapted foF ehllaFens
use. 80 doses &c. Sold by Price Il Wafs0A.
The leader., 1901-03-06

February u. 1901
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE ms. c.
OF HAM BURG.

Capital of the Company
and reserve, reichsmarks S.5eeAsA
Capital their reinsurance
companies .............. 101 .66&aHe
Total reichsmarks 900. 107. eSs SCR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01

The ssr rfafasso tssms,sfs sfs %
: strike
a. objectionable waterway at aaksfs.
held was nil,d in I'D ninhi w citizens %
prevent hn tIur. Ton ini'ffcfchfe,
SIM Vain iHr kfifona murderer, v
iflnr hatiy pursued by che relatives "
Nfs Alexander tbe woman he shot
There Wuf frantic rtmpstit on among
the Engiifh ucety women TOT securing
tickets for the opening oi Parliament
Tire subsidy hfil has been ridctftcked
lea ths SENATE and the oleomArGatine
measure has almost unanimous favor.
ur Howard ~ stanford thinks that
Professor Russ win be accepted by the
Nebraska University, and that the oppo-
sition was inspired by political motives.
The American Protective Tarin League
has awarded tho preference OF all Tor
oirn and domestic champagne and vint-
age to the Brotherhood Wine Company.
An Illinois Legislative committee " II
Investigate the Zion City Bank OF Chi
oaFo. conducted by John Alexander
bowie. the alleged faith-hcalcr.
Marvin Ford OF San francisco render
cd desperate by losses at the races.
struck down Chinese messenger and
took from him n bag containing f2l5,
The religious marriage OF NJ. Paul Dcs-
chanel President OF the French Cham
Der of Deputies, TO Mile. Germaine Brice
was perfor med 1T Paris Eel ruar" l6
The young Duke of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha has passed his examination for
rank of military ensign. His work was
qualified as good" by the examiners.
-Four American art students were ar
rested in the streets of Paris while pa
rading in palanquins car led by hired
hoodlums, at midnight They were re-
leased.
Henry w Mutt, a Grand Army OF the
Republic veteran OF San Francisco. ar
rived at a Los Angeles Soldiers Home
t.N .su.. 49, N.,aN To-.
time to meet a funeral procession com
ing out. 1t was the funeral OF his broth
err
Varsalia Garcia. a prominent resident
OF Phoenix. Ariz., shot and killed his
father-in-law, Spriano Moreno. 10 years
of ages because the old man would not
consent 10 the marriage of a young
daughter and the brother of Garcia. The
wedding will take place at once-all OBJ
iections being removed.
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SHE CARRIES IT WITH HER.

When Mrs. Mary Wren Is about to
start on a trip to Sydney she always
packs in ner bag bottle of Mother Sic
gels Syrup. OF course. she Is careful
to put il where it is not likely to get
broken, as she does not want to waste
the medicine, neither does she want to
spoil her things. So far, / am glad to
say, she has carried her precious bot
tie without an accident.
And when she gets home to Acacia
Cottage, Bridge street, Muswellbrook,
New South Wales, she has always rea-
son to be thankful that she took the
Syrup with her.
For, you must know. that on the goth
day of Sept, 1899, Mrs. Wren was 10
years old and fifty of them she has
spent in the town of Muswellbrook. she
has had fifteen children, ten of whom
are still living; certainly a record of
which she has right to be proud.
Now, TO make this little tale run
straight, and TO keep the kinks out of 1t.
we shall have TO bark back to the place
where it properly starts. Better SUN,
perhaps, to let the good old lady tell
it herself, as she does in letter dated
21st of September next day after her
birthday, 1899.
Most of my life" she goes on, 81
suffered from indigestion and wind on
the stomach. l have often been up hJlf
the night trying TO relieve the terrible
pains caused by the wind.
II spent a lot of money on the essence
of ginger and other things, but they all
failed miserably. The essence Of ginger
would warm me for a few minutes, and
then the pains would be on again; just
as barking dog begins again after
you have hit him with something
That's the way it was with me.
About five years ago l had very
bad time with influenza, and when 1
was slowly getting over that the indi-
gestion came on worse than ever. We
couldn't do anything for 1t, or with 1t;
no more could the doctors.
Then an old friend happened in and
she said: Why don't You take Mother
Siegel's Syrup?' l told her l didn't be-
lieve in any of the advertised inadi-
cines. She went on imploring and en-
treating, and l said she might as we'll
save her breath, for she couldn't move
me an inch out Of my own opinions.
What does that woman do but go and
buy bottle without my knowledge and
fetch it to me? Then l gave in and
began trying it. That very bottle help
ed, and, after taking a few bottles more
1 was as we'll as anybody wants to be.
"Since using Mother Siegel's Syrup 1
have got rid Of all my pains and aches,
and to make sure of keeping them away
/ carry a bottle with me wherever /
go."-Mary Wren.
Mr.. William John Dawson, Saddle and
Harness Maker, of Muswellbrook,
writes that ne has known Mrs. Wren
for thirty years and the public may put
fun faith n. cry word she says.
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En, Her Father,

FORT Wa NE. Ind, Feb. l9-Bes-
sic Slater, aged 10 years, shot and
probably fatally Injured her father TO
save her mother from death at his
hands. The little rirl was taken 10 the
police station. and, after an inquiry,
was let go. Slater came home in the
evening, threw his wife ON a bed and
proceeded to choke her The little girl
secured "A revolver and fired "A bullet
into her fathers back. mnlCting a
dangerous wound.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01

Two hundred sheep, save one, were
brought 10 Honolulu yesterday by the
schooner Golden Gate from Lanai for
the Metropolitan Meat Company.
These sheep were ordered last week by
wireless biography. Manager Waller
sent n message on Tuesday last to
Aka D0wsett Lanai. telling him 10
send an Immediate shipment Of sheep
by the schooner Golden Gate. The
order was received without any trou-
Bile ana was filed, the sheep arriving
In good shape on the schooner,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
a GOOD CmJGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.

II hayr no hesitancy In recommends
ing fhamberlain's Cough Remedy
says u, y, Moran, a well-knOwn and
popular baker Of Petersburg, Va, I'VE
have given II 10 our children when
troubled with bad coughs also whOop,
ing cough, ana II has always given
perfect satisfaction, ~ was recon-
mended 20 me by a druggist as the
best medicine for children, as u COM
iained no opium ~ other haUnful
drug" sold ~ Hens0n, Smith A co,
la sale aEenib iIlwqll Territory
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
HQnbuTg, Bremen Fire Insurance G.

The undersigned having been sx
pointed agents OF the above compan.
are prepared to insure risks aSaann
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings arc
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particsaocs
apply at the office of
F. A. SCHAEFER 4 CO.. AsSs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
General Insurance Co. for Ssss
River and Land Transport
of Dresden.

Having established an agency 81
Honolulu and the Hawaiian IslnxAx
the undersigned general agents are a2,.
thorized to take risks against the e&x.
gers OF the sea at the most reasonAcsie
rates and on the most favorable set1xe
f. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islanda.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
German Lloyd Marine Insur'ee CO
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance G.
OF BERLIN.

The above insurance Co0U6aSap
have established general agency hasx.
and the undersigned, general aEs1sn.
are authorized to take risks aGSSnet
the dangers If the sea at the moet Nss~
sonsble rates and on the most 2awze-
able terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & Co,
General Ag0RE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01

Hives are = terrible Torm ppt 20 th,
little folks, and ~ s0me older onsA
b0ane's olpimeni never falls iLslAnl
relief ana parmaleM sprt A. ans
chemicals, " esnls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humour,

OF
CHEN CORR, Sole Props, Boston. u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
BEAUrlFULSKIk
Soft White Hands
Iuxuriant Hair
Produced by
CuTICURA SOAP.

OF WOMEN USE CurcURA Soar exclusively for preserving
M PURIFYING and identifying the skim for cleansing the
scales aud daniru0 and the falling sofenng,
whitening soothing red rough and hands, In tho
irraions cafngs,
in the form of washes for uccratye and for
which readily themselves especially
for all the of the toilet BATH
induce those who have ud other especially
preserving purifying the kn scalp, aud hair children
combines delicate moent
skin with the cleansing Ingredients
refreshing flower odours No other miui
to be compared with for purifying aud identifying skin,
hair and hands No other domestic toilet
expensive be with for all the the toilet
and Thus combines Mt ONE PRICE the skin
and SOAP world
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

the season Fancy brolers pretty we'll cleaned up
fairly Ducks geese and capons dG aa auoSe TT sGa
& u and over to {0s ns G ns dc ShSksns Sa s Pads @
dry icled iarT ia " to sS9d lSsl7c do Western
RGed Fa6S or scaldsd i2d1sc: fowls Western dry picked
0S cry picked small lCqio1scs Western
g ducks a sErins Long Island other nsnTby l2a
isc; do dark f415c s3s6 sPrns EastSP & ~hie M
f25sp 81 70 do mixed 81 75asl 25Sl So
yS92ng Sg hens and toms. No io1aG1c Young toms.
l4G sable chickens o, eae 2aiSc do
dueEs fancy gfy picked sess No 9S Dc plain ga
for Re @ A ATP SF vGE Of potatoes
Benty and quantity has arrived from Long island
c:osng very firm to-day light arrivals
Tiye M and sold ratReT Slowly tRo9gh nces
plenty ana lover an" e m fs f n a6 0ss
G%te 9e PLENTY and market weak al kinds Eggplants
ettaee in good demand when choice stock raga
prices string beans baye g IfTEYH % saSy % command h hsh
ern NewYor and Boston and offerings nave met good
under ncreas1 n1 FeRRess have ave steadily steadily dee declined
tomatoes more plenty from Jersey and southern
ually declining: in fact ali nearby vegetables have in
almost daily quote Potatees fnP P'ifG fslsn
e @ SG $2 % ' S2 do Vgn% n and sg sESand an Bose Re
Ss4 SsilIs Bs} sj sd$s
per 100 81 25 do South Jersey prime choice 81 I29
SsF'f 2 ns % sn @
NIcSI per 100 S3qSS oO do Wakeheld 81 so; celery
oTG Sssy per per has bass5 5sg$l "a do box 5oe@ Do
81 per bush basket 5OdT5c DO Baltimore per bush
Ia basket 75eQ$1 do Philadelphia small basket 4oG5cc
R2sst s. @ @75qS2 do bush boz S0 lettuce
ort rerh per dozen 2oGeoc DO Boston 2O9iGc;
County red per bag 75c9sl Is Do Jersey RED per bb
S22S2 %; do white basket s1asl % do yellow, per
@ 5cSs Wes,en 9qa'S per per Sas si
S5 String S'sa Bsa5s 2 % !ssSs RFF
per ST. $ias1 25 DO ye9w si s. DO %ho
$IaSi 90; tuTnips Jersey, Russia per bhl sl9$1 50
Jersey common s1Ssi so: do south Jersey Common 6ca
2 BstmdTe Acme per small basESt St!o'H 55c ?0 DO
sIY6IeGFs 4cRe Psts5 s2SgSI .-,., e.. ,o
quote prime 70 choice 2Oa3c, latter price extreme
nuts at STEADY rices virginia heed have 'Ne ruled
shade easier Other shelled unchanged We quote: Pea
o 90 No Vgna RsS sSesd 5eh'S az Do Do sS5F2 N
-TTi 10 / SpenIsh shelled 51zc: do No 2 212g31sc
favorable turn for sellers to-day All
Cleaned up Even the appareaty mmorab 5e' cioVes
have found outlet in the several spurts the
strong conditions Of the trade It remarked
that there is unusual wholesome undertone the
interest and indirectly by high prices
OF @ oats and corn which appear 10 have
N DO s7sddoc &6 do SaifS s5aSsSc 100 No m DO 7a'o
nay @'t[2c per 100 70 below large In the scarcity q
prime NO / !. tending higher .sTRAw-Receipts OF
addition at the late advance quote 9oa95c for good
. Prime odd parcels OF sOGS5c Oat straw weak
at the Produce Exchange noon today Hudson River
TSF4ad on 2iO Ere ls9 West Shore lo Lehigh VALLEY
river 6arses 90 total $40 tons receipts ot s:raV
i s"' S river Sy 10 ''2s BY ra ' seaS 700 s21s s.
Se prime So 5oa$5 7o good s. 2oGs5 40 Hogs active;
g. g. 29gss % G2m.9 70 ta light Yorkers good PIGS
- 30; yearlirss' SSaSt 10 Veal calves, $7gS7 80
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

break in Prices Responding sensational in corn
gave way sharply under vigorous
only served emphasize heaviness Of undrtone and
Iefs the market with scarcely any support day.
ting prices obliged to retreat before
and eeesd severe corn Last figures Of the day
pon The e net 81 exc ne n s and Were about lowest
eording to Bradstreets compared 1.925oo0 bush
trade df only - loads mostly an nsmor nf 5ns ss me- ] Ss
harvested in southern parts of the spring belt
quality much impaired: northern portions condi-
a he PARIS fs Which ssse @ Sa:
hgner pa oartg on crop damage There was an
higher eabnara ce9rances p were @ az So nl 5u and aS
as4oc aaaat b basis wers as follows No Northern Duluth
70 York s9 n5omnf ag2 PSm N red @
GOTH No hard NeuYork 7ss5c August 10 to 10
CoRN-The rush selling in corn following re
sSannsa The market and prices with
in Chicago on siding scale from 5sc to 55c This
was later wdened out stiI further until at low point
Monday night Trading was very heavy around the open
ers rally oeoure On e Covering and nas o the @
but wave Of selling that struck the late
Unloading order Of the day from LEGAL public
vas that government reports failed to aubsantate the
private rain .dyice The map maj showed shewepy Tnd
was bullsh affair. and was the weekly government
examine into the matter and cared only to reduce its
lines The close was unsettled but in a much more more
much Of the shaky holdings IAverpoo closed partly "a
White s & Ho So :9 yellow t corn prompt
was Lively trad trade IN in ,02b 0as and Sc
VII %h % decline in & sash per G %GS N eoid wbe @
white 42c; track mixed 4og 42c; track white 42S
IT NO white eps 44G s NJ srn srTaet a e 30
both ahoat: State rye 54a55S "a BAKLEY. aI.,Is
5SGS2c. both New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

sP{ins whea,. 66geahe: No red. 71>lac No corn
80 80 SeHo~. SSse: No oats JS@ GdSct no
fair 20 choice mailing barley isG50c: prime timothy
seed 50 90 clover contract grade 50 So; pork
es st SSgSla 40 lard per 100 no s. s7sqSs 7O shOrs
81 5OfsI 62ia; short clear sides 35Gss As.
whiskey. basis of 81 % ON the Produce Ex
l4zae0c; dares, 1961Je. Cheese steady. e. G10i.c.
Eggs steady; fresh. 12a12isc,
StnsinTnati July 2s-ElOSr d0ll Wheat aule,; Ne
mixed il4+2c- Rye firm; No Sic
Duluth. July 23.-Close; whsat-Casa 1 hard.
36 SD,ar 30 Nosshern e & Ss No MsJIheyD eS9ss July
Mrssnkes july 2s,-wheAt lower Close. NJ North
eaia Rye sssay No'nes No s nsrey s,esg; sP:eSe No
Sds sample; S0{s5te CoFn-SeptembeE, 55GSSc
ten,ber 6IAc; December. sSisGsoisc; on track No
FIourFirs, patents s4asI 10: second patents Ss 500
- y mrs, eears 81 9dS3 second clears. 81 20 Bsaa
Philadelphia. July dun ard 1c lower: con
ESt EaSt sTaee July ,3qI3'se Corn 3 lower; July. SO
creamery 2lc; % prints 9Ic Do aearby do CSC Egss
srn 1S9l6c loss of; do Southwestern 12isc on
southern, i2c loss or. Cheese dull. New-Yoyk full
creams fancy small 9tsc; % fair choice. S&G9isc
1lSOoo bush; bush: cats. s6 OcO bush snip
meTts-Wheat 5s1o0 bush; S.0O0 bush; 6sC0O
81 Louis. July 23-Close: wheat-No red. cash,
aT 5ry' September dS,sc pseem6eE 5Jisc
z sash. July. 40'=c: September. sSisc No white 40
Toledo: JUL 23-wheat active lower; cash and July
orn moderatsly active lower; cash and July. 5S3c;
Ssptem6er 56izc. Oats quiet. lower cash and July
SeSe' September 36iec Rye SIC. Coyerseed-October
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. July 23-The Boston wool trade is outside Of
speculative hands the Inc and ne
principal demand comes from
need of material MI standing
shows frmer tone The goods improved and
the result is that sales Of Increasing
Manufacturers in forced
for supplies, as was the a ago The West
shows more strength all along clip
in many sections Is quite we'll cleared Up. men
nave not been in the market fer supplies
are surprised 60 the Of wool compared their
last purchases Several months manufacturer
could nearly hts price and he would the
as the seller did dare him Now
he will the price asked will supplied there
being no soft spots 20 deqress the market and II he
attempts 20 buy out West the woods than Is
asked at the seaport. The situation is healthy with
gradual hardening Of values due demand for consunp
tion and the prospect is hopeful Quotations OF
leading descriptions here follows Ohio and Penn
sylvania heeces y and Y and above 23Q24c; Xxx and
XXX and above 2Sd2Tc dela!ne. 2s 9c. No cobing and
clothing 226c; No and blood. 25c and braid
washed. 23q24c. Michigan. Wisconsin etc-X Michigan.
2Oq2lc No Michigan cornbing and clothing. 23624c:
No , d. 2sa24c: coarse and braid washed, 23e: fine
delaine 2362ic- Texas WOols-TWelve months 16d1Ic.
secured 45q4ec: 70 months sgEins 14gl5c; secured
40Q42c fall 1213c; secured S6 Sc Territory (scoUred
oasisl-Montana hne. 14al5c: secured 4ig t6c; fine
4eg4sc: Utah Wyoming and Idaho fine 1sa14c secured
44445c Oregon woolsEastern choice greasy. 13s914c
average. 12915c; staple 1t915c; secured fine medium
and fire, 4OI 49c valley, 1e71sc secured 33Sc secured
staple. i5Gi6c Australian secured basis secured Pre
CombnS superfne. T172c; coed. 6sGIOc; average eS9
&c: clothing super. I2a75c; good, 6TGT0c
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

543c; eonfectioners A. 5.25c; 51oc; Nos and
3o5c No : SC; No s. 4.s5c: No is5c; No I. 75c No
>: iG5c; No 0, 46oc; No TO- 1850; No II. 4oUc;
No H. 100: Nos ID. IA; Is and l6, 4oc the i9cal
hefket ror raw sugar is about steady. with tradnG
prices about as follows Centrifugal sG test 5-l6e
Iluscovado 50 test. 8 9-16c sugar, ~ test
o-lGc The London beet sugar market steady with
Hght onernss, and July is quoted up %d. to &a I19d
while august Is unchanged Ss Sd sugar Is quiet
a1 uchanged at los l0isd for Java and Ss 9d Tor ta
reitlhg ne stock in the United States is 1dIoo tons
&sahst 5000 tons the time last wear some sales
were maze to-day equal 3-6c for centrifugal 80 Test
Suty This business included OF uO oaes
Surinam centrifugal 1890 freight basis "a
es and cargo of about 5000 frsts at Break
100 10. '~' ~ - - "
;iEA-Entures ruled dull the prices Quotat@ons ions
oHow July and August, IL Sn011 September l29oQ
13c October 1908 1oc; November IL 10G 13 2Oc:
ber l3 30c. Spot Japan, l. is quoted at lac.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-4ork, July 13Ol.
coFFEE-Cofee futures were featureless and an
changed day The market opened steady. with prices
holdng level OF the previous days close in the
ace cf Disappointing European cables. tremendous re-
cents n crop country and sluggish movement in
sp5t circles Covering by room shorts in great
responsible for the better feeling than expected
or the call Speculation from outside wholly
lacking entire days business footing up but "a 25o
begs and chiefly professional interchange. The
market finally steady and unchanged Reported
son reaching total Of $4,000 bags at the ports of Rio
and Santos $4,000 bags interior points. Havre
declined partial = franc and very Irregular Ham
burg closed 4 pig of. Brazilian markets were firm
Rio sterling exchange declined 1S2d 90 10 5-S2d While
warehouse deliveries Of the staple moderately sized
SPOT coffee in market ruled dull nou1inally
unchanged prices. based 1l-l6c for Rio No and
se-lec FOR Santos IS. invoice lots.
The prices in the local market to-day
as fnlonrs.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes: Spot
Inner sales 1000 bales speculation and export. lt0)
AMerloan 5000; receipts. 5000 bales; American, 5000
lnoding upland 1921 Futures opened quiet and
sszs; July-AuEust. Sb; August stSeptenlber and Sep
ell,Fr N G 4251zs; October o / i7b: October No
eaoeF l5b; Deoember-January January February.
s.lso February March. 414izb: March-April. sI5izs
r,er,estsrf Yarns quiet cloths in moderate demand.
,..aIos-OpiuTn steady cases quoted at
ssrr-se' morphine. 51k. quoted 81 70Qsi IS
a.es a. 81 sSl S5: eghths 50 1882 90 quinne
s-o,sa al 3sG56c. ESSENTIAL OIIS-The market
steady with fairly active demand prices
g. 80, Anise s. S09sl 80: peppermint Western
n 19Stl SO NeT-Yofk tns. 81 s5Gsl As; cases. 81 sea
90; - lggsl .: Eintergreen natural 81 45Qsl 80;
49, r~. oyTtOc- -RoOTS-Dernsnd moderate With
s.s.s .s unchanged and quoted follows Burdock
Ia. sc; ginger Jamaica. unblosched I2c bleached
snaeng s. 31gse; golden seal s5dssc: hellehore
BE - l4hc; hcorce. ordinary. 4izGsc: selected sl
aeg2, Western. acc. Southern. 45c: snake Canada
t0as,s l7c: stripped 22c: Texas. 3ac; Virginia
s:shn,glcR AND siEAL-The nour trade responded but
found .g tae wheat decline and asked fail priceo but
10 ws.e demand Spring quoted So 7O1
25fs5,, sItn~ clears. 81 sSQs3 extra N5 winter.
fsasao ~ extra No winter. 81 5oas2 co. no grade.
osotet utpot ana 70 arrive. RYE YroUR-6ulet.
g = g2ea S2 5Ssss 10; choice fancy g $50
shfs g .,s 70 BAG NEAIsiesdy quoted Fine
FEznnn nn yellow. 81 25GsI 30: coarse si ioasi ls ~
arvt encted Spring bran spot 50lsi7 Sacks
coarre nyo ~ 10 SIC 5elsi7 spring bran bulk SIC 20;
nneal &c san fl1@Sl3; city bran sI7 5clsis
hSn.ny co sea oil cake SIS 30; oil cake $50 so;
5RxrS'ols,., NJ - 7a: olraeai S2s. '
Uss HEkT-The strong bull market Of Monday
Sssse.cay b. GsGi-demoralizatlcn and o &c