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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
ENEMY TO MANKIND.
Growing Ravages of tuberculosis
Stirs Canada to Action.
Important Convention Held at Ottn-
wa-DiSease Can he Cured by Fresh
Air and Sunshine-Not Neces-
sary That Patients Go Away.

One of the most important conven-
tions in the history of Canada has been
held at Ottawa at the call of the gov
ernor general to discuss measures for
the prevention of tuberculosis. En-
inent members of the medical profess
sion from every province of the do
minion came to take part in the pro-
ceedings. Lord Mimic opened the con-
ference. Associated with him were
james Grant. chairman; Sir William
Kingston, NJ. d.. Montreal; Dr. Borden,
minister of militia; Mr.. Fisher. minis
ter of agriculture; DR.. Roddick, mem
Der of parliament, and other prominent
Canadians.
The governor general said he had
called the convention to devise means
for combating the ravages of the com
mon enemy. He was told that ten years
ago the annual deaths from consump-
tion in Ontario were 2,400; in 1899,
they were 3,4C5; from 1887 to 1898 they
amounted to 81 500. He believed the
annual estimate now of deaths from the
same cause in the whole dominion is
between 1000 and 5000.
Addresses were delivered by many
delegates, and some old prevailing the
ories regarding consumption were
shattered.
Senator Hingst on. one of the fore
most physicians in Canada. declared
that tuberculosis is not a hereditary
germ. "If it is" he said, I'VE may
simply fold our arms and lie down and
die"
lie declared that. for the consolation
Of those who could not afford it.
change of climate was not important.
and friends should never consent to
persons going TO Florida or Colorado
to die away from home.
DR.. Guerin, of Quebec, said: "All doe
tors know how durable the disease is.
The fresh air and Gods sun are the
great curative agents. and these can
be had anywhere. Sanitariums should
be located so that poor men would not
have 10 send members of their fam
lilies far away"
DR.. Roddick favored cremation in the
case of death from all contagious dis.
eases, and said 1t should be insisted on
by law in case of tuberculosis.
Several resolutions were adopted TO
prevent the spread of tuberculosis.
Legislation was asked in order that
sanithriums may be established in
each of several typical Canadian eli.
mates where. under careful medical SUI
pervision. the therapeutic effects of dry
or moist. high or low forest or prai-
rie climates may be scientifically stud
ieo ana the results published for the
information Of the general public.
a dominion association for the pre-
ventlon OF tuberculosis was formed.
with Lord Mimic as ashonorary president
and Sir James Grant as president.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Hooking Valley Railroad Case.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati, o., April 2.-The United
States Court of Appeals today affirmed
the decision of the lower court in the
Columbus, Sandusky and Hooking Val
ley railroad case, holding that $40 O,OOO,-
900 general and second bonds, with 81
900, 900 of prior bonds were first lien on
the property The road was recently
organized and the name changed from
railroad to railway.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03

When you get your Easter outfit go
to Fowler's and have your photo taken.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
RuthVen'S Fate is Sealed.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Columbus, o., April 2.-The State
Board of Pardons has refused to rec
ommend that the Governor interfere in
the case of Edwin Ruthven. who was
convicted of numbering Officer Shipp in
Cleveland May 6, 1900. He is senten-
ced to be electrocuted April 12.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Striking Painters.

By Associated Press. iV, fa
Cincinnati, o., April 2.-Striking
painters here who are asking So. so a
day succeeded today in getting % firms
to sign an agreement and over 200
went to work. Over 400 are still out
and settlement is expected at an
early date.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Refused TO Treat.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated BfeSS.
Cleveland, o. April 1.-The striking
marine engineers who came here yes
terday from Detroit and other point,
to confer with the MINI. Steamship
Co., have returned to their homes, hav-
ing refused to treat with the company
unless their union be reorganized.
The MINI. Steamship Co., is now Il
part of the U. S. Steel Corporation
which CONTROLS 1O2 ships on the Great
Lakes.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Debenture COmpany'S Receivers.
BY Associated Press.

Cincinnati o.. April 2.-Judge Jack
son appointed Fletcher R. Williams
and Alfred M. Cowen receivers for the
Germania Debenture Co., of Cincinnati
today. Under the decision of the Su-
preme Court of Ohio on March 27, this
company as well as other debenture
companies in the state, can no longer
do business in Ohio. The bond of the
receivers is 100000.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
American Wall Paper Agency.

We would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Marietta that we have taken the
agency for the sale of the American
Wall Paper Company's goods, and are
now prepared to furnish as fine line of
wall paper as there is on the market, at
prices that defy competition. We sell
border by the roll at the same price as
side wall. Don't purchase until you
have seen our samples. Office and resi-
dence No. 306 Gilman Avenue. Mariet
ia Phone No 704
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Denver Heavily Republican.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Denver, Col, April 2.-Returns of
the election today at late hour to-
night show that this city has gone
heavily Republican, the only part of
which is in doubt being the mayoralty
and some members of Council.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Oil Notes,
CALCUTTA FIELD.

Special to the Leader.
Calcutta, w. Va, April "A. Lean
& Co. are drilling their No. 1 on the
Jonathan Allison farm. ~.
Snee & Miller have completed their
No. II J. C. Cotton farm in the Cow
Run sand at 676 feet and it is showing
for about eight barrels.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03

Go to Fowler's for Easter Photos
they are the best.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03

How Are Your KIdneysf
~ Hobbs SParaEns pills cure all kidney Ills Sam.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03

Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift OF
physical beauty comes to all who use
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Threw up the Sponge.
By Associated Press.

by ASSOcIaLeu PreSS.
Memphis, Tenn, April 2--Harry
Forbes, of New York, gained decision
over Casper Leon, of New York, in the
fifteenth round the latter's seconds
throwing up the sponge.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-03
Mrs. J. A. JOhnStOn's
Millinery and Corset parIors.

Headquarters for Stylish Easter Mil :.
Hnery Goods. Will be open to the pub
lie by Wednesday, April 3rd.
All invited to call in the Parlor Mil
linery Store, in the Wakefield, Putnam
Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

METALs-TIn in London advanced about q 70 $40 ae
materially AFFECT the local situation other than to create
sympathe Advance IA Pee rn,sd ' 10 s hand To
mouth ufiness With very quet SIG a7ik sell
slight ADVANCE abroad to los Experienced DUH
a04Sa a6a goad at Gag m faI Lake Superior and 6 for
on large % iots Lead and speer Mere Without change
price feature and only few small sales were made made
81 05rs4 iron markets ruled nominaly
fandsS aandS si5si@ s Southern 70 feuTy 81 S0Ss
SS6 !, ds5 3S 1sa s5 nday G ba as
aerings were quite liberal prices remain last quoted
syrups ruled quiet Quotations foIlow Newoeans cen
Pri@e 22ssoe kettle 2Iqioc Porto
so9S FtPiGHTsNThe general condition Of the mar
both steam and sal tonnage showed no mproye-
shd. Iondch s4d Glasgow, 3d Bristol, Ssd; I,eth.
Hamburg 40 pigs; RotteTdam 53se; Amsterdam. 51:c;
eo,.oH HcIAFTEfs stsameF 1877
hence 70 sVre or DTEs IN & & 'I1gaay anu H BIh @
February !; Dutch steamer lIsoeO qrs grain Virginia 70
British steamer, .oSs tons timber Brunswick TO San
tsnSsr or Ss ss ds5 and i5 on eseeeyely Ean
era GSf TO- limited s Rnsd0m d0 or SonGen G
BRITISH esl ons genera m d s@rse go Port Arthur
January; British steamer. 1os2 tons ore, straton
tinted kingdom us chartered abroad; British steamer
G2S tons coal. Baltimore or Virginia to Rio Janeiro.
rs Ee6Tar es Ssh ea Feruar @ No4 S 0s Gg
oD wet Coal ns %Si TO maee pfSSie f ssh sts
Danish brig tons. general cargo hence Cayenne
1i3 lumber Wilmington
* r 10 san Domingo and back north Of Hatteras
asses SO 300 port charges; British bark. tons
''accapots San 10 ewYork, private
srbooper 497 tons, lumber. Brunswick Savannah
Colon $50 schooner. 501 tons. coal, PHILADELPHIA
Sarna al or about So British schooner, 1913 tons
her Fernandna Bermuda So schooner. 594
her Jacksonville Washington, s. 25 schooner g55
inInber Jacksonville Philadelphia 50 so. coal
*. schooner tons coal Iamberts Point Charles
en- 81 10. schooner 1870 tens coal, Philadelphia 10
and0n Csc; British steamer, 206 TONS New-York
10 Australia trade twelve months, private terms
February.
u YES hard TO buy spot February oil quantity
d The quotations given represent small lots Prices
oved hut little change from the previous day. and the
M roletnn market likewise in unchanged position
Petroleum bbs 81 a. and in bulk 81 sO Philadeiphia
s. 30 .coTToNsEED oII,-irime crude b6ls 265sq
yellow, 2eIkc; prime white 34d35c prime winter yellow
s calcutta raw lnseed quoted &c under city
brau lard oil. 639boe
pTsokrisI IofSS--Throu the day the provision
Let showed good deal of hrmness advancing on small
onerinos demand lard from packers and more bull
b senfinent Of smaller hog receipts at West
ern noin,s All tod latter amounted 70 only 64OO3
~ Which Chicago had 1000, Kansas city 1OoO0 and
Omaha 1000 Lave hogs b9l0c higher FORK
Firm Quoted: si3 1sesi4 rs; family Sl5qsl5 To-
ssSso 20. family sioasi2: packet sl0gslo So extra
10 5ols2o 5o. .. sDFaEssED HOGS - DUH Quoted;
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
.rrzr posroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan 1s-''The Commercial Bulletins' report
of viii tomorrow The receipts OF
have bales domestic and 1SiI bales
foreign against domestic and 1.2O5 foreign last week
39 domestic 2O45 foreign for the correspond
deereose ~ 700 baes domestic 3014 bales foreign
is compared with period of last year All
statistics Of sales are bogus clad oath of BOs
dealers suppress exact information sun holds IN the
demand is good and better distributed The
American, the Wanskuck the Manchester and the Ior-
mills buyers this week ncudnS some
smaller mills that have been In the market for
Prices have generally advanced but there
no more cutting OF the basis OF fine medium
territory which formed the bulk or the sales, 10
lower level than 43c The advance OF oW'2 per cent III
increased the demand for Aus
raan market and quarter blood crossbreds
have advanced cent pound American
chasing Australia Increased this week and our
total ahngs VIII $4,000 bales tan the -oouV
bales originally announced as the total
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

sept choice chicory Bermuda and Havana
per bbi ssds4 IA G t & duSte Potatoes Berrn1da
SerseT 10 no 90 Sta'e per 5es N bag 81 5ogS o. sweets
celery per dozen stalks. lUdJOc; cabbages state per
ton $14qS16 chicory Neworleans per bb 81 50G$4 50
s. 5oaS4 5o Raie Norfok hi ,rsbi P ebi
per half bbl basket $1GS3 Orleans bbl S2G
e. s9Sra Florida carrier 81 T5s2 Havana,
DO Connecticut and Eastern, white bbl 81 5Oi
$40 -; 90 yellow $2aS2 TO- do red, S2$2 90 do Orange
ee S-dS2 25; Florida. 81 50d
fgs G peppers Florida per carrier 75ca$1 % psTsey
~ oq romaine Bermuda. crate. SOC do Neworeans.
per Dbl $GSS string beans Florida, good to prime
fair 75cqSI 81 spinach Norfolk per bbl. 65eGfs1; do
s anose SOa69c tprnips. carada Russs per eel 1Sa
MILk-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
is &c per quart
imation in the market to-day than for the previous days
OF the week Prices for top grades were steadier and
better named rates though fine marks os large bales
made full figures to-day in number of cases During
view NO 3 has become good go-betWeen IN grades
Better figures named to-day for attractive large
bales There intimaten that receipts VIII ease
on Tor a time High country prices ana the MODERATE
business time consumptive points have
checked the operations shippers Some of the recent
lnHoes show this to be the ease Consumers OF clover
mixed and clover making better call for choice lots
ON grades invariably rejected In fact there is an
dcculation of poor for which there is no open or en-
couragng price We quote: Prime large bales, 100
10 924k95c; No do, 9O@e2lsc No do, s21s@S1 12c;
No do, T7126S0c clover mixed, fine quality, 7I124
s212c; clover do 757 &c; small baed hay T5cQ$1
ton lower than large TRAW-Receipts have
light for the the from soc Soc per loo
today Hudson River Railroad $50 tons Erie i7O; Penn
sylVania, 40; Shore Valley, Balti-
more and Ohio 80: river boats 20; total Loco Re
eepts Of straw. 10 by river 20 tons by rail- total
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY JANUARY 49, 1901.

Rhs23 s ESQ s. les 2 sat1 & 5s aaoss 5@sias SGT
dsrs steady; quoted quoted at 57aa6c Pickled hams duh
City 565&o country 81 eqTTa
quoted at 1s0c City lard steady; quoted 7.3Oc Re
fined lard firm. Quoted South America s65c Continent
and Western, ole a5 NC .sTEA RINE-Steady. Quoted
Oleo, 7hc: city lard stearine, SGSAc.
RICE-The market remains about as previously
favorable advices from the south prices were
changed. Quotations follow: Domestic common 10 low
fair "a &c; fair to good 37sa41sc prime choice
5hQ59sc; head 5l5q6lac; Patna, 4sd5lc Japan, 4* q
DC; Java, 4hq4S4c; Rangoon, In bond 2@2]ac.
SUGARS far as could be ascertaned both the indie
points all grades The cause for the drop in
noticed during few days, while others say
prices were too hign Prices at the close ap
pended Cut loaf crushed and dominoes SC &c; mould A
powdered and fruit powdered, 56Oc Eagle con-
fectoners granuatd 575c Eagle and extra fine
granulated, 565G560c; Eagle n cartons 10 bags and
10 bags granuated 565c Eagle fine granuated,
standard granuated and diamond 550c confectiones
No O : &C. No No & 1850: %9 an 4s5c No 0 zoe = no O.
47oc: No 465c; II. 4.60c; Nos II and 49, 455c;
Nos IA Is and 16 4.5Oc This weeks summary Of the
statistical position up by Willet & Gray shows
stocks in the United States and Cuba together of
tons against 1890 tons last week and l46l2 tons last
year 81 470 under last Statistics
by special cables Cuba 6he six principal p0rts1-tte
ceIts 1850 exports, $500 stocks 2200 tons
against 11.4OO year; centrals grinding. 9s
against 81 last Europe-Stocks in Europe rope
625 tons year; stocks Europe America
2617 51 tons. against l697 $50 last week and l
246 tons last year at the uneven dates and ZSooo
tons at date of December last year. the excess
of stock is 81 o5 tons against deficiency of 6lO64 tons
last week and deficiency of s6Ss3 tons Decefper -
1900 Hamburg-5.5O0 Of beet sugar shipped
to America from Hamburg and Bremen last week; 1000
market. aside from rejecting easy under
tone following the decline in refined sugar was without
important changes. still nomnaly quoted
4asc for centrifugal 3sc museovado and S9e for
molasses sugar Gables were about as expected
respectively, with the market quiet.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
orHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan -Catue-Reeelpts, 250o head includ-
ing Choice steady to strong; others
and weak including butchers stock and Texans
prime steers s. 200S6 TO- poor medium. So 81
ass 10: stockers feeders 81 T00Sf 90 81 756
25 heifers 7OGi$4 $2a$2 7O bulls
81 G5dSI calves SO T5GS6 TO- Texas FED $+0
81 So 3udr$4; Texas bulls 81 JGG
81 80 Hogs-Recepts to-day. 10000 head: tomorrow.
20O ted). left lJ0; Zoe higher active
closing firm; top. 50 i2I2 mixed and butchers 81 t54
S5 good choice heavy, 80 3oGS5 42e rough heavy.
81 Sheep-Reeepts j,OOO head; sheep hrm yearlnss
up 10 Sc 20 lambs strong choice wethers. So as
G: mixed 50 MS3 80; Western sheep
So 75QS4 30; 81 5OaS3 so; native lambs 81 p
ass 90; Western lambs S5a$5 %. -
Cincinnati 1S-IIoEs active higher 81 loftS1 %,
Cattle steady So 25g$l 50. sheep steady 81 60GS4
Lambs easy. 50 5oNS5 10
East Liberty. ls-Cattle steady; extra, s. 50a
s. 7o prime, 81 1895 30 S3as3 10 Hogs active
higher Workers and mediums. s. 40S5 ~ lght
Workers. So 20: heavy hogs, s. HS5 40 pigs s. 2O9S -
slow. wethers 81 50aS4 60; 81 500
81 So choice lambs 81 70Qs5 So common to good, $4Q
So 65 veal calves. 81 50dSs.
Buffalo Jan 1s.-Receipts-C,attle 01 ears sheep
and lambs so cars: hogs. 45' ShpmenS--Catue.
cars; sheep and lambs 81 hogs 26 Catt
steady. cooler weather has given better tone Q
the Calves moderate supply. fair demand and
steady SSaSS %: good choice 81 500
S. Sheep and lambs shade higher. with about go loads
Lambs-ChOice to extra. $6Q1S6 10: good Il
choice IS s5GS8 good IS 5Od3S5 ~; common te
fair S4 5OdS5 so: sheep choice extra 81 758S5 good
choice 81 50ds4 75; fair 10 good 81 b0Si I5 Hogs
Offerings loads. Market opened active the basis
40 for heavy mixed and Workers. pigs 50 $685. 40
roughs 81 60GS4 so: stays S3 T54S4. Close firm al
So Ar the desirable grades.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Cash quotations as follows: Flour dull No r
RFSS 10 %sea ys s SIX s9 rs 70 zoe oas N0 M GSg s N
white 267sd2714c No 8 white, 26sa27l4c; No 2 rye
seed 81 65; No Northwestern 81 IS; prime timothy seed
Si4$14 0 lard per 1e N 3 ios7 bdgt per & P5
sides loose, STsT 25 saed shoulders boxed So ESQ
basis high wines 81 "a sugars cut loaf 65ac FTan9
Produce Exc69nEe the butter market was s5ead9 sSS
Greameres 14@2oc diaries 1114Glsc. Cheese dull 1es@
11%4c. Eggs firm; fresh 19c.
Cincinnati, Jan; 1s-Flour easier. Wheat firm; No
6 E @ mixed oEH & auif Rye N sca Rz ed @se s5s 9ss steady
Duluth jan 1s-Wheat@Cash No ! hard. 7s1se; No
spns MSF'hssR @ No n a2rSs Mor9srn Me- Sa1S No
Northern l2Ftc; May, 75]se; July. 76sse Corn. sel4c
Milwaukee. Jan. 1s.-Wfeat lower No 1 Northern, 74d
BARS Barey ess5r ao NShern So Rye 4 sssady No Ole
? NJ Minnessposz Polls Jan 1s-Wheat-Cash. ,T3c; May; 7tc;
July = y ,ss on track 40 bard I4&e; No North
changed ''' O'-' 'D- anu ''4i'
Philadelphia Jan 1s-wheat dull and weak; contract
mixed January. 4sa4Sl3c oats quiet steady: No
white clipped. s2laas3c. Flour duIl and weak winter
Tosr SeaS s5SS$ sS do stfash S 2ss a Wes5ern
s. s5 8 s. kasa no. do sTa tash in % es S. s. a
s. 90 Kansas patent in sacks 81 sSas3 75 spring clear
s. Is; do brands s4 2oGs4 40; mills extra
Z so DO patent GG ss sasi a. Rye t -four duii al 81
per 66 for choice basS%e2s m 2 Hour @ ~ Si
to quality; jolbiug sales higher Butter rIn and lc
m and iaSy nc hSsT S nearby e pr Western
DO & 2S DC small I il so far
to choice. 1oi4@lIIsc Receips-Four s,ooo bels anu
SdsS oa 80 II S ss'hS basE 500
corn. $1,000 bush; OATS s.oe0 bush
raTy tS 4sc Ma Nay 72ae July 7s!e Ne hard s@9
60 9lac Corn-No cash S6c January Ste; May. St5sc'
s55. l257sc; No . white % L G2Sc.
Toledo. Jan. 1s.-wheat-Cash and January. nc; May
89ssc oats-Cash and January 25c; May, 2slse Rye
cash and JanLary. 81 20; March. s. 2Tlz.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January Is 1901
c9FFEE-Cousiderably activity was developed at
.bs coffee Exchange following continued stability shown
nv the European cables, with the Santos market also
higher There a drawback general speculative
confdence continued large Of supplies
IN Brazil: port receipts reached 80 0O0 bags interior
-e,ents reached l5UUo bags: the latter showed
falling of Howel the general feeling steader n
tbe local market. which opened a advance of 5
points ruled fairly active about that basis
n The session. The opening call o
entire forenoon business 80 bags
sns the total the day ~ $50 bags,
M finally steady at advance OF from 10 points.
stock HAVE l5l4ooo bags, including l0l3,oo0 Bra
7fsn against 1,465Oo0 and $4,000 respectively
week There fairly steady. hut rather quiet
ke for spot supplies the basis nc No BIO
invoice lots
The range Of prices in the local to-day
Vas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

COTTON-The cotton market opened at something a
bull flourish which petered the call
there advance Of TO points. after which the
market became easier and declined l points Still
later prices advanced covering following predictions
OF better cables tomorrow. with the
hnsly steady at net advance Of g 10 points.
opening advance the result Of better class Of
cables than had been looked When became known
however that the English Improvement had been pre-
dcted NeiIs reiteratOn Of = 10000 bales
estimate the American crop. local
DEPRECATED the cables and began sell a
way being acuated partly by the
het and tendency 70 increase rather than decrease
crop estimates another bearish influence the
uAled absence Of encouragement outlook
eoe IN cotton goods with spnners only inclined
chase raw material required by orders 10
ee sun very scarce and at prices hardly Offering a
oo4ar Tor an old one. Business Change
9t very active the local situation being by
Whatever there remains Of January deal. good many
Usaers are waiting for this be decided
ether after which they propose market.
meanwhile spot holders in the South inclined TO
Es supplies Tor sale yet the amount in sight for the
week ls about 22.34l bales. against 1874
season Interior receipts. 316 bales against Is4
nSes port receipts week. bales against
!Ss54l bales last ali Of which points crop
lszJ10JO bales
he range q contract prices in the market to-day
vas q follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan lS.-Cldsing- -Wheat-Spot steady; No
California. 4d: No red Western winter, 6s Id No
Northern spring IS Slsd futures quiet; March 6s I'D;
Nav tis sd Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed new
Rs lId: American mixed old As. futures Arm January
Rs IOTsd. March IS lOd; May SIS 9ssd. Peas-Canadan
steady. IS sd. Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady
s. Hons AZ LondOa-Pacihc Coast steady. 4 as0
81 5s Beef dull. India mess. 6bs- Pork dul
rrinle mess 6is Cd Hams-Short cut IA % 10
cut. 26 70 ~ H. steady.
AS short rib 10 n, firm. AIS long clear mddes
Iight aS To "a firm ass long clear ruiddie heavy
q 10 ib steady 4ls short clear backs 10 to 70 10
clear bellies. Il 70 10 10, steady. +os
80 steaiv American refined in pals, SOS prime West
- in tierces 3Ss ShouldeTs-Souare, II 70 Is TO
am Tutter United States. pos; good
inited states sis steady; American inest white
,Is ed- Arnercaa colored a2s 3D. atl1" tsa1Y'
mime cIty Us 81: Australian in London 's 20 Cettoh
seed oil-Hu refined, spot, duh @os 30 Ga
,r;rt,. atssdy 2ls Rosn--C0mnon steady. Is Sa-
P.troIsunl~Rehned quiet. as isd- Lnseed oil steady
gIs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
LIVERPOOL Cotton MARKET.

Liverpool, Jan. Is 4 p. m--Cotton-spotI Moderate
27-s2d: good midding 916d middins. 5 Is S2d low
middIing. Sled; good ordinary, Lied; ordinary,
the day 5000 bales. of which
speculation and export and included 740O
00OO bales including D. 400 Anaeri
Futures opened and closed quiet; American mid
I m January = % "a d5 2+-64d buyers; January
February 22-64d sellers February and March,
I9-G4d sellers: March and April, 1764d sellers April
I5-6ia sellers: May and June Is Gid sellers
July 64G5 1l-64d sellers; July and August
> T-f4M5 buyers; and September. 30 cid
value September and October 5964d value: October
42-6id value. october and November o c.
dunfni