davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
New Advertisements.

QUATTLEBAUM & DANNELIY.
Notice the new ad. of Quattlebaum and
Dannelly. They have q nice line OF
buggies and are selling cheaper than any
body. They are not strangers to you, and
are doing Just what they say. Call to see
them. Seeing is believing
E. c. HAYS.
&c. Hays carries the largest stock of
furniture in this section. He has recent
ly completed a new store room, which
gives him more floor space than any
house in Bamberg. His new stock is
composed of the latest and most beautl-
full designs in furniture. He also carries
carpets, mattings, rugs, cooking and heat
ing stoves, etc., and his prices are very
reasonable. Picture frames made to
order. Be sure to read his new ad. III this
issue
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
See G. Frank Bamberg's new advertise
ment. He is making specially OF the
famous Rock Hill buggies, and is selling
them at reduced prices.
A. G. warm.
MIR. Warn announces that he is not in
the race for the Senate, but in the race
for trade. He has good stock Of general
merchandise at Midway, next door to the
dispensary, and will sell at close prices.
He also buys cotton and pays the highest
price.
A. B. Girardeau-Johnsons Chill and
Fever Tonic.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29

If the action of your bowels is not easy
and regular serious complications must be
the final result. DeWit's Little Early
Riscrs will remove this danger. Safe,
pleasant and effective. Bamberg Phar-
ooony
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29

Rock Hill buggies have more style, run
lighter and give better satisfaction than
any on the market G. F. Bamberg, agent.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
Stons the Coueh and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No cure; no pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
FINE COWS FOR SALE.

TINC WV Olt ONII'
One graded Jersey COW, milking. One
full Jersey heifer, 3! years will drop calf
in 60 days. One full Jersey heifer, 2years
old, will drop calf in 80 days. One full
Jersey heifer, year old, just with ca!f.
One / Jersey heifcr, will drop calf IN
about 90 davs. J. c.. MOVE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
Good, Bad, Indifferent

Buggies are always one the other Look out for the
bad and indifferent 1t will be money in your pocket
Good Bugges the kind to get and they the least
expensive in the end We guarantee every one we sell.
Your money back if not good as we say is nave
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
You Know What You Are Taking

When YOU take Groves TastelcsS Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that 1t is
simply iron and quininc in tastelcss
form. No cure, no pay. Price SOC.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29

IF you own Steam Cotton Gin, send
lus your name. We make you propo-
sition that will bring you in big money
without investing a dollar.
SOUTHERN CANNING CO.,
III Broadway. New York City.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
foes to Sumter.

Buy the Rock Hill buggy and you'll be
pleased. &. Frank Bamberg, agent.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-29
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Prepared only by F. @. DEWITT & Co. Ohicag
The 81. bottle contains 2h times the SOC. size.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

AETALs-The local metal market, the whole,
small one. sIecGlatively- TIN The only metal
showed any degree Of activity ana this was
was weak and so points lower bearish sta
The fact thst No arryaIs were rencrted Thsr.o fcI
weak rndertone prevailed with sellers in control II
was IL lower and closed weak at ZIG IS spot
London prices further declined IS under heavy
seng @ m orders ana hna5y Gosed weak at toS los IN SPOT
or pes fr GT and sic @ f on s PaS and % M
lytic Exports OF copper are sun falling OFF rapdly
for two months 4s779 tons as contrasted with 49io
% @ aSt ps sf sapy in ndon naa % m
continues weak in symp1hy wR g The decline a abroad
undertone OF iron s easy prices remain m InShanged and
bar as fay s isG @ onher ogn 81 500
slS Fl 9pd soft N S9uFsT agSlS 70 vr. no
the market for molasses to-day fair
steady syrups were quiet. Quotations follow: New
4ssSs f4s ] ia oFn 4 Re gf
4oc Rico 34a4oc. syrupscommon, 15al6e; fair,
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A moderate business was reported
general demand and ample tonnage offers Rates
odsy either for the grain or general cargo rates Rates
were nominal Quoations to LyeTpoo were I'D London.
2i.d; newcastle. 2lsd; Antwerp q. g2izd Hamburg.
Ss M sg ndon oats Is C FGR2S PER ieS
ss7abn Mareh British II o d9arers ngs fTsn
hence 70 Ieth private terms prompt British steamer
los net form March 2o-sl British steamer, 1856 tons
steamer tons cotton savannah or Brunswick
Liverpool Manchester 32s I'd. April 10; Norwegian
1,9s7 general Galveston United
aD or sns2n Hss n kagg6n
or Continent private British l702
lprevously). Eew-Oreans Galveston United King
dom Continent including Hamburg. las early April
li5l sulphur, Sicily Pha-
80. March rs: German ship 2049 chalk.
London Philadelphia. private British
Bear River. - 5 Buenos sI1,
Rosario. $50 and schooner s44
her Boston 10 Ayres. $40: bark 3sS
Philadelphia ports Jamaica. So so; 347
tons coal Philadelphia 10 Guantanamo 50 562. schooner
ss3 tons coal Philadelphia Matanzas 81 30; three
schooners 1870 and 22 tons pineappes bahamas 10
nn1f or nJ in y0
schooners 316 5ss dry boards New
Perth Amboy. private schooner 1923 tons.
tons Norfolk TO Jacksonville private terms:
NewYor 81 65 ana 81 S. respectively: schooner
729 tons, lumber Savannah 10 NewYork private terms
schooner. ass tons lumber Savannah Philadelphia
Baltimore. private terms: schooner. 450 lumber,
Savannah 70 Phiadelphla 81 90 coal Beaufort,
o5: schooner. 3s5 coal. Philadelphia Jackson
vile 81 schooner aSl tons coal Philadelphia Fall
River. 65c. schooner ISl coal Phladephia %
Boston Toe; schooner io17 tons coal Philadelphia
Portland. 15c and bridge schooner 452
Philadelphia Camden. Me, 81.
O1LS-ReneWed strength and fair amount Of activity
the In oil. Yesterday being asked for
prime yellow. prompt with scarcity Of nearby
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

3gda crate 75cGs1: DO Florida and chaTe5ton per
1np bunches S2qsS do New-Orleans, per 100 punches
81 5O4S3 celery Forida. sl4SS do per dozen
stalks 15G75c oahbages Florida Dbl 81 1882
do State S16Gs20: caulifowers. California, rer
crate. S16s2 %: chcory New-Orleans bbl Si1S6;
essrlans Florida. 81 50Qs2 so; escaroe New
kohlrabi. Nevorleans 100 bunches Sass; lettuce
Florida. basket 81 25GSS Florida, per
crate 81 5odS2 Charestoa North Carolina bush
basket 75c@sI onions, Havana, per crsje 81 20 20
low. $4s4 80: do red 81 do Orange County yellow per
bag. So 50dS3 "a: do red So 25d$3 75 do State and
western white double head bbi. 81 a0dSS do ysoW
S3dS3 25; So; Havana, per carrier slaS;
81 5oGS3: do California box S2QS3; peppers Forda
per carrier S1Gs2: parsley Orleans 100 bunches
g 5oas2 So do Bel nuda crate SaSl ao se
Orleans per bbl Sass. bermuda, crate sl1
81 80: do Florida half hhl basket slqS- SQUASH.
Florida. per crate Sa@S3: string beans Florida per
S2d$4 spinach Norfolk. hb I5cGS1 9p turnps
Canada Russia hbl 90c7IS1 tonla toes tioda ta
carrier, 81 I5@S; DO average. s4S2 50 do Havana
per carrier. f5cGIS1 50.
MII4K-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
is 2S4c per quart.
AND sTRAw-HAY-Reeeipts continue to run
above the normal needs OF the trade and prices are weak
Of the of distribution The demand
the almost exclusively local, and few in
qures export would be welcomed There does not
be much attention given farm owned hay,
shippers still liberal books OF previous
Prime bales 100 10 92'2 n
900; No 81 9or: No = S21e6S5c No g. 75 soc; clover
ana quoted !6c per ton less than large. STRAW
Steady. supplies oppressive. We Good 10
prime S2l2 Sc; extra quality bright lots
S1i2c. Receipts of hay and straw in tons reported at
Railroad 800; Erie 1870. PENNSYLVANIA, 10: Delaware
IaCIawanna Western. 80; West Shore. 100; Lehgh
Valley 4i0 baltimore and Ohio, 100; Central of New
Jersey 100 total LOO tons Receipts OF straw 40 tons
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
foreclosure Sales.

SCPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Y0RK.-Henry l.. Goodwin and David Wessan.
Trustees under The will Of Matilda f Cnddington. De
ceased &c. Plaintiffs against Arthur NJ Rose. and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action and
bearing the 5th December 1900 l. the under
signed the referee in said Judgment named will sell at
public auction at the New York Real Estate SalssrOou
No. Ill broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
or New York the 5th day Of April. A n. 1901 az II
O'Clock that day by William NJ Ryan, auc-
tioneer premises directed by said Judgment 10 be sold
and therein described as follows:
q land City Of New York. with the
buildings described follows: BeSiluinE
Westerly side West End formerly F.lev
distant feet nnvtherly from the
the NOrtheriy side OF SeVentyeghth street
running thence Westerly parallel with Sevsnty-eiChth
Street. through party wall eighty
NoTthery parallel with said
sixteen feet four inches thence East
parallel with Seveneghth street and part % the
wall eightythree feet two inches to
Of West End Avenue, and thence
outhe-ly along Westerly side OF said West End Ave
feet four inches 20 the point ~ bestnnins
premises being known Number 2sI formerly 80
Wes, being the same premises conveyed
the Emma Robert 9. Maxwell and
Catharine wife John NJ Dempsey and Cora. bis
wife bv date the fifteenth day or October
and recorded in the once OF
the OF City and County OF New York IN
2S33 % Conveyances mage 4os on the Zh Jay OF
October. 1870
Dated New York. March rs 1901 - 49,.
HENRY ". BOOKSTAVER. Referee.
STEELE DE FRIESE & FROTHINGHAM, Attorneys
Plaintiffs. 80 Liberty Street Borough OF Nanhat-
tan. CITY ~ New York
The following diagram ~ the property 20 be sold
its number No 49, West End Avenue. Borough
~ Manhattan, CITY OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Cash quotations follows Flour steadier; No ;
sprns wheat. 6912 672l2c: No red 754dT1izc: No 2
corn; 4Ot4c No 2 yellow 40ic: No 25a.G25S4c;
No 3 white 2Id29c; No 52a5Sc good feeding bar
81 D. No Northwestern. 81 -: prime timothy seed
S4S clover contract grade. SO 60 pork Dbl
s 45 0 lard 100 H. 81 T2 dST 15; short ribs
sides 0oosel 81 4OdSI dry
whskey. basis Of high wines 81 -; loaf
changed. on the Produce Exchange o-dsy butter
market was dull creameres 15d21ec dairies. 11619c;
cheese Quiet 1o4I11 S.c; dull fresh. 11e4c-
Cincinnati. March 15-FIour steady. Wheat No =
red Isl1Gsoc Corn frmer: No mixed 411ad42c- Oats
Duluth, March -Wheat-No hard. 75z,c; No I
Northern 73Ac No . Northern, 67sG707sc; May I6s4c
July, 11isc Corn. SS14c. Oats 26da5%c.
Milwaukee. March 15.-Wheat higher; No Northern.
15i29I6c; No . Northern. 7Od73c. Rye higher; J..
52'ac Barley steady; No .. SIC; sample. 40d5ic
Minneapolis, March 15-Wheat-Cash 759sc; May T5G
I5lsc; July. T69s676i2C. On track-No 1 hard TTssc:
No l Northern I5$sc; No Northern. I0'sdI2isc-
Philadelphia. March 15-Whea strong. 1c higher: con
tract grade March 7sG7si2c. Corn firm: No mixed
March. 43i4d45i2c Oats steady; clipped.
22c do nearby prints pc Eggs ec lower:
1312c: do Western 13l2c: do Southwestern 1Sl2c; do
Southern. 12i.c. Cheese firm; NewYork full
fancy, small. 12c do fair choice 1094 G2c Receipts
bush; corn 100000 bush: oats 21O0o bush. Shipments
Corn, 2o+ 900 bush; oats 5000 bush
St. Louis. March 15.-Wheat-Eo red cash. I3%sc;
Nav. 14'sc July 734fe73ac: No hard ~ i:dI2c Corn
No cash, 39lsc; NAV. 397sa4nc: July. t09sc Oats
No cash. 2c'sc May. 2c July. 2iS.c; No white. 2S2c
Toledo. March 15.-Wheat active and strong; cash,
59,3c May Sc July 79ac Corn moderately ac5tre 5
May 26Sso Rye. 52izc Coverseed, old, prime. S6 6l;
cash and March, Sc 60; October s. 30.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

stuff stl apparent. shorts rather Lnseed
s.eady We qu0ts: Petroleum. b6s $ a5. and bulk
s NeS So s' & s ssd N 9gk s. 3e 30 sae bbs
2ss PTs F51n 3dsS yeS ai3c off sammsT e eSS c
Lnssed.AHsrtean raw Ole; american boiled 63c: cal
pr51s1 asHsf 4s.sy h ~s 1s sS 9se: ii hs
short sales made the previous day. when indications
be only 40 600 hogs at all Western points with only 900
he hogs ] we're sc higher and only hogs esps:sd
ersble buying outside account during the day
I15 quoted Mess SO 559s1o 5o 1aTnily
Tm quoted Mess IS family $40 5oqsl1 5o packet
Dull; quoted SIS 5GSsis DRESSED HoGs-Firrnsr
2g95sd p Rse0p $50 n f Is n 7 5e 5sIe: @
fssady /. Quoted r. Cd smoirg 10 n Sac y n 81
F2bIed FT5 c,i9 hams steady quoted TALON
nT @ So9 Saoe cy son aT Fm G90sd
o 5sc wesiern $50 Quiet quoted
r6s RGE,A bg, steady to r market prevailed all day for
PoEss, Gss at the close UNCHANGED Quote follow
a7sG4sc PRIME 10 " eboS i?[ 6ed9 t5 to 70 500
Patna Japan. 4Ss G5c; Java, 44d4%c; Ran
sCGAR-A drop of points was noted in Nc l grade Of
points lower this GRADE was held l Points poi @ above he
size with staS ogSrs %ere on The Increase ana 1 ar @
soc cubes 5oo 29d na2g2ed 69mnss @ @qd d
eonePs PG"g1a and fruit Powdered 5c ga Eag eSn
gpsnula.ed 5a9c: Eagle N cartons b bags 10
Hne Rrdnulated. 540c; Eagle fine graduated,
saurd sranuated and diamond A. 525c: confectoners
A. ''cf 10 l. itDc: Nos and p No T. 4S0c; No
- 10 o. foc No 460c No s. 45Oc No o. i4Jc;
40 ~ i4oc NO II. 4$C Nos Il SOC: Nos II.
position up b We SS"meyE 0t SHOWS 5@s si6eR IN
ast Toe dns ose5asr Sf o8e $s ss ya yeaT
an increase or Sbt3 last Statistics by
specal cables; CuhaThe six principal pors-Recepts,
$1,000 IONS: exports TO- 200 tons: stock tons.
against &964s tons last grinding tons
against ll9 tons last year. Europe-StOCk Europe
$4,000 tons against 1.ITSO0O tons last week and
411:|3S tons last total o Europe and
America l Si5.5S1 against
2c@91TS dates February / year. The
excess Of stock is 14GG5 against 15SS
tons last week and deficiency Of Sc 9S3 December
-. 1900 neutrality-suspicious., 300 ions Of beet
sugar America from Hamburg and Bremen this
tone was observed in circles generally owing
goods Of centrifugal 3i.c for MusCovado and @l4c for
prices advancing sd on both months. TO as.
TEA--on the opening call there active bidding Hnd
offering In tea futures this morning hut actual sales
recorded during the entire session First prices We're
from 10 points lower 10 10 points higher than yesterday
close Following the opening interest in the market
fagsed With speculation ~ every dessrtrrion absent
Flnal quotations follows: March, II son ~ 1hc
April and May y 2Aod 13c June. II 9od 1oc July 38
l32oc; August - l0d 1880; September 1860 10 pc
October. - 60d 70c.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. March Is. 1901
cOFFEE-Operations coffee futures limited to
an room today with the total sales footing up
sTr IL neg bacs The market showed decided frmness
throughout sharp contrast 10 yesterdays rresulary
rs unsettled conditions While the Rio exchange rate
zss officially quoted isd decline II 7-l6i private
bes 10 this and the European markets reported sharp
s5-ance 10 IlSi This Information local
p.res sol points higher. with prevailing
bulish Havre and hamburg reported gains Of ! franc
and 6S pig. respectively Aside from the advance in
The RIO exchange Brazilian information against
snv Improvement prices locally losing
Santos declining Receipts showed slight falling
m but heavy. 10 500 towns
and q the ports Warehouse deliveries in the
2o5lo bags The local closing
figures 5G3o points higher. The market
for spot supplies ruled steady with prices somewhat
insi he basis Of for - 7ssc y
invoice lots The Catania cleared Santos
March 00n bags. Present stock OF coffee
Hayre 15000 bags 81 which l,057, 900 bags
Brazilian. compared with l.575.ooo and l05soo0
Rags respectively last week
The range prices the local market to-day
une
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
OTHER vARKErs-Hy TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 15-Cattle-Receipts, 800 head zen
era strong butchers active. good prime
a?S6 poor 81 6,S4 50 stockerS and feed
a. h5ica steady weak 50 IOS3 CO cows 50 65
GS4 s5 hefers S22S2 -; Gamers So 65aS+ e. bulls.
Sc fo4S4 25 calves steady. JoqS6 Texas fed
SlaS Texas grass 81 35gS4 Texas bulls, 50 o
So ~ Hors-Recepts to-dny. 1900 head tomorrow.
Is Ol. lef- over estimated. Active shade higher,
op 81 SOL and butchers. - 5j9SA 77is good 20
choice heavy So S@2 rough heavy, s. 55GS5 g.;
light 81 556S5 IS. bulk ot sales s. sass -. sheep
Receipts sheep yearltngs and good
lambs higher strong good choice wethers
81 4odSi So fair 10 choice mixed Si9Si so; Western
sheep s. 45GS so yearnnss s. 73as3 10; native lambs.
81 75TS5 -: Western lambs. IS lOdSJ IS.
Cincinnati March 15.-TIogs active. higher. 81 $50
S. al Cattle strong 50 25a$l o0 sheep strong. higher.
S2G$4 80 Lambs strong, higher, SASS az
East Liberty March l5Cartte steady, extra. IS S0d
81 G5. prime 81 20IS5 40; common So 25GS4 Hogs
higher; heavy and mediums. Sc o59S6 10; light
Workers S6dS6 heavy hogs, s. 9AGS6: pigs. s. Sc9
81 90; rouchs Sass 20 sheep steady; choice wethers
9cdS5. common 80. choice lambs. s. I0I$5 81
common good. $id$5 G5; veal calves. SO I0ISI IS
Buffalo March 5-Receipts-Cattle % cars; sheep
ana lambs cars; hogs . Shipments-Catte. 10
cars; sheep lambs. hogs Il cars. Cattie--
demand. steady last Mondays prices Calves
good supply active demand and stronger choice
81 25T$I So good 10 choice So aodS' sheep and
ambs-Demand more active and prices on higher basis
for quality Choice extra lauhs. - oiS1 NO. So"d
to choice. s. 3og%5 10 common 70 far - a9s$3 M Sheep
Choice 81 1895: good choice. 81 apFSt - Hogs
Market active and higher henvtes s. lodS" a. mixed
Sc l0ISC l5 Workers. So 10, pigs So oIS6 10 roughs
s. 4oaS5 30 stags 81 c5a$4 75 pigs, So Workers. So
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, March l5rhe offerings at ahe wool auction
sales numbered 1872 The quality
competition spirited. The home trade was good
buyer. Prices showed a hardening tendency good
selection merinos sold freely Yorkshire and German
representative moderate supply
quickly taken, several suitable parcels OF greasy,
especially light going TO American buyers who also
took quantity Of good greasy Cape Of Good Hope
Natal Following are ;he New South Wales . 500
baiesScoured Gt@1s "a; greasy 3lsdd9d, Queensland.
3000 bales-Scoured. SledG1s 5i2d greasy. 6GlOd
tora llO0 balesscoured 4i2da1s 2lad greasy 4qlOd.
South Australia 500 bales-Scoured, Is lisdGis 2la
sIeasy iQ7Ad West australia 700 bales-Seoured l1q
tdQis 2lad greasy 3aGad. Cape Of Good HOPE and
Natal 800 bales: secured loda1s lad; greasy 4l.a
Tad Busnos Ayres 500 baies-Creasy. SsG7d Puuta
Arenas. 100 bales-Greasy 3Ss 9dsid
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

AZ sREEvEs- 1 Receipts l9t 300 head including
9s+ 10 cars ., for the market making with the few stale
Ciy except one car steers were in very light suppl
and selling aoe higher for the better grades common
Cleared Common 70 rather choice native steers sold at
grades 25asi 40; cows At s. 6ssa 81 dressed beef
quoted i've cate steady at 1o.Gi1isc Der 10 dressed
weight at London prices were quoted lower al i141Fac
SGNitc Uer n. Tomorrow the Umbria will take out
@ q ca 9i T Nd 1F POO hea T'e for s hs
W bFaSg & GGmPnI % @ ked M and = Sa6ue S ana 2FCg M
II 90 60 M the Minneapolis he's, faF5ed Fr to
ana i9ts quarters beef for swift Co, the COLORADO
70 Hui 10 cattle for W. A sherman making totals for
all ports Of Great Britain with exception Of - cattle
,5r 3 :; .r 100 0 m II Il l"Gii an i2 'fST H. f4
Sul i25o ~ at 81 TO- n At 81 go; 50 n
s. 90 DO so H. at 81 80 Is do 81 a9 ~ ih at 81 S go DO
s. 20: o. do. "a n. at s. OK. 5000 -
Do ,7 n % g s. % Is Il G9' ao 1ss it rs i2s IT s. & at
ya25a o dSo S NJ 9 at s 2 A. Is DO s72 % ~ at s. So a.
s. l., f. s! n s's a, s. . s;;s2 & q. 'iss @ ss's 8
iias H. at s. 6 bulls. 80 n at s. ..
- h 5s a. & AZ Is IS sqs2so sss ssS :ssr S isT a 81 r 90 at
1850 n s.: 7!o n at 50 1' IL cows. 90" H. at
~ at s. %. cows o55 Ii. So ~ 10 o. SEQ n at
Io1n pu-ey: bull 20 N. a, s2:s zoos n.
CALVES Receipts Is head including II for a
butcher and 2g5 for The demand fairly
god steady prices and the pens cleared early
common sold ~ $4pSI so; choice DO AZ
U''.e calves So -. led calves At 81 - CITY
dressed veals steady sGli1e per n country dressed
a TH3c. little calves at Sc
sales. l. Nelson: los veals 12s n. az s. 20 Per
n. do $50 II. az 81 IS do. % 10 at So do
G curtis 4 SON: ve,ls 141 70. at 81 So do l2o
y s. =. O. 10 y a. 81. do. lis n ~ So Do
Nelson & 60 . veals i2s n rt 81 20
sanders veals l35 u. A. $ IS, 10 10. 81 70. a.
s. -. . fei" calves, 3SF n. a. So =
Mcpherson & Co: r"als 126 n. at 3, DO 5" n
andrew Mullen: veals $50 N. AZ 81 -
SHEEP AND LANBS-ReceiTts we're SO 6.65t
head including 10 for saushtsrers and u for mar
-et: - : Jersey CITY. at SXteth s.
sheep light supply ana full steady Lambs steady
small fraction higher. pens were cleared Common
prime sheep sold s. 5ogS6 per 100 70. medium "a
prime larts s. 7oGS6 25 dressed mutton steady at
IaSc Per n dressed lambs ~ S4d@isr: country dressed
spring lambs steady at 446c carcass. with some
Sigh So 50
Sa1es-D Harrington SOC Buffalo lambs S5 n
per 100 10 l9+ do - n, az So Is. pc Western
- IL. al SO Is - -. -,
sanders anlts. 81 y. ~ Sc -; $50 d.. 20
G sheen S =, at 81 -.
Newton & POO state lambs s7I 70. az SO l5 III
Obi, do n ar = So 10 OHIO sheep a6 n AZ - ="
HOGS-Receirrs were 10 cars. OF 1857 head. all for
eauehte~ers Nominailv higher Country dressed hogs
steady NJ 5.aG. &C. per n fnr heavy 70 light weights
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March Cotton steady; mddinE -16c
low nddng Size good ordinary 7-16c. receipts $50
bales exports TO Great Britain 6Gso bales 20 the Cont
s9ll bales sales. 9lo bales stock, 1874 6I6 bales.
Baltimore. March l5-Cotton nominal: middlinG, SAc
low middling 5 5-l6c good ordinary. 1i-16c net
ceips 7OS bales, l.o2S bales exports
tineut 700 bales: stock, 10. rs bales
Memphis March 15.-Iotton steady; mddnE SSc
middng 7sc; good ordinary, TIC; 4iC
bales gross $50 bales shipments i.SS7 bales. sales.
bales stock. 1901 1899 bales do 1900. ST. 141 bales.
Savannah, March 15-Cotton easier: mddng Size
low middling 16c; receipts 2,S4l bales: gross
1913 bales exports coastwse. S3S bales; sales 81
stock IOi5j9 bales
Orleans, March 15.Cotton steady; midding s%se
low nddlng I9ic. good ordinary. &c. receipts. 3af
bales experts TO Great Britain 7G52 bales: the
tnent 925 bales; sales 5000 bales stock, corrected
IA
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

snot cotton closed steady, quotations UNCHANGED
on the basis SAC niddng upland and &c for mid
olrg Suf Sales, 1900 bales Southern spot markets
telegraPhed follows: Eew-Oreans steady and un-
SSneea az sc; Mobile quiet and unchanged s@sc
easier and 1-l6c lower she. Cha rleston firm
S - anged al sNsc; Wilmington unchanged
-ec Horolk steady and unchs nged II Ice: Baiti-
nominal and unchanged So Al eusta quiet and
hlgher AZ isS l6c; 81. Louis quiet unchanged
ilotoc Estimated receipts at New-Oreans
-aI ~ 70 300 bales. against 4i4l bales and
peles a year Houston, 70 200 bales
year ago -''S '0@t "eeH anu I''oI odiss d
ps ot cotton al the ports to-day and for the week
.bts 49, WIN the totals OF week previous Of
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
11rFRPooL COTTON MARKET.

Iivernoo March To- n m.-Cotton Spot good bust
done; prices S2d higher: American mddng fair,
a. good midding , l6d mddng, sd: low mid
ling ls lG1; good ordinary A Sled ordnary sled
for speculation and export included 1900 American.
Receipts 600 bales including $500 American.
steady, and closed American mid
ding ! m March, Sc 6id BUYERS; March and April.
April and May. 50-64d
Nav June. 35-64i BUYERS June and July. 564d
sellers;
September. 46-64d
October z o C. 4 % -64i buyers: October November
November and December. 17-6id