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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07
v.
The Ladies Given Control.

The management of the Southern
Inter State Fair, to be held in Atlanta
this fall, has done a very wise thing
in again placing the Department of
Woman's Work in charge of the Geor.
gia Federation of Women s Clubs. That
organization has managed the depart
ment for the past two years with signal
success.
Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson, as president
of the State Federation, has been
untiring in her efforts to stimu-
late interest among the women of
Georgia. and results have proven the
efficiency of her work; for never
in the history of fairs in Georgia, has
the Department. of Woman's Work
shown up to such advantage as in the
last two Fairs at Atlanta, and it is safe
TO say that the exhibits this fall will
surpass all former attempts. The pre-
miums offered are extremely liberal
Send your name to Secretary T. H.
Martin, Atlanta, and get copy of the
premium list.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07
THE COTTON SITUATION.

Although there has been q large
increase in the cotton acreage, and
although the crop is in the lowest, or
worst, condition ever know at this
season, yet the season is SO young
that it is impossible to figure out the
results. According to the latest esti-
mates which are based. upon. the best
information obtainable, there are
about one million two hundred thous-
and more acres planted this year
than last. This estimate for the total
acreage is based upon information
from eight hundred different sections
covering nearly every county of i'm
portance in the cotton belt This
increased area represents 1875 square
miles, or a plantation of more than
40 miles square, and the average in
crease is 40 the equivalent of about
500, 900 or possibly 600, O0O bales
This estimate does. not include
Virginia, Missouri. Oklahoma ? and
Indian Territory, but it is quite prob
able that each of these, states and
territories will show slight increases
also. Thus it will be seen that. the
only basis of hope for good prices for
cotton next fall is in the possibilities of
q short crop.
The Times Recorder has repeatedly
urged our farmers to. decrease instead
of increasing their cotton acreage. We
hope they Will get good prices this
autumn, but unless the weather is
very unreasonable the indications
are not promising that high prices will
prevail.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Governor Gambler. has decided to ap-
point Judge Hamilton McWhorter a
member of the board of trustees of the
State University, to succeed Mr.. Flem-
ing duBignon, who has resigned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Pension Commissioner Evans is still
fortunate enough to receive the denun-
citation of the pension sharks and
Treasury hooters, for which he Is en-
titled to congratulations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

The farmers are making the most of
this pretty weather, and are now trying
to catch mp with the grass which gain
ed such Roadway during the recent
heavy and continued rains
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

The Albany Herah, very correctly
says that the South African war. is the
worst job England has l.. undertaken
since she tried to quench the fire of
American Independence.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Margaret Agnes Ssdgwick, at whose
home the lines of''The Conquered Ban
ner' were written by Father Ryan on
the night after the fall of Richmond, is
dead. She was close personal friend
of the poet-priest of the Oonfederacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

When TIlIman isn't saying anything,
says the Columbus Ledger, it is safe to
say that he has only stopped off long
enough to sharpen his pitchfork.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Lynching a slnglas person was too
small business forsthastrenuuus Gal
ifornians, SO they took thenA in blocks
of five. They are worse than the speo-
pie of Kansas or illinois,.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

The New York Evening Post says
the more the supreme court decision is
studied the less satisfaction it gives to
anybody.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

The political faith curists in Ne
brasks and elsewhere are receiving all
possible encouragement from the Re-
publicans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Augusta is trying to raise twenty
thousand dollars for Y. NJ. O. A.
building, and fourteen thousand dol
lars has already been subscribed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

The great object of my fear, said
Thomas Jefferson, lis the federal judic-
iary,' His fear has been justified, "says
Senator Carmack.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07
AMER1CUs, Ca. JUNE. 1891.

The Macon Telegraph says "The
United States is limited. empire gov
erned by congress"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Albany and intermedi-
I ate points. IS 90 a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Macon, Atlanta, Savan
40 90 p m nah, Augusta and inter
mediate points,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

columbus, Birmingham
4 and intermediate points ne 1C
4 via Fort Valley. SO 0C
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Columbus and inter
j mediate points. I'll
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-07

Albany, Columb 1a, Sells
Il 50 p m vill,nte rmediate pts
n 81 p N Macon, Atlanta, Mlllege
vile and EatOntOn.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

gos,os &C. gentan aa4Hc ginseng 50 5oess ginger
see ssebOre powdered oorice orGina4y
5e Ma se ssneTa Wss2n aIssPaF 5 so
4Se4c V11 Eanada natural. I7c; stripped. 22c: Texas
no., aook AND MEAI-Not only the market a trin.
about &C higher than last week and buyers showed dis
en 50 s winter sfsigat t' s. Ss 5f'ns so spasr Rss
winter 8 9Ss2 s So seRs eTl3 S 5 t 81 Ss g M No
,esdy good s. aogss IS choice to Fancy
50 50 S0gs9 CoRNAEAL~steady; quoted Kiln dried
Fine yeo% 81 sf a M coarse. si ogs saHtss g
sacks to arrive 200 No spTing 9 bran spot 81 5o
s G s0agse winter bran SIS 5Oq*2l city bran sIs
s22; h9mny chop $50 50: onea $40 '0r' oil ca'e'
S,a Thsat market yesterday and last prices s< w4s pass II fss
coadence % On tbe nsr 1t 1t all came about through
to s news had bearish color lower prices seemed
an sudden shs safg sbss5ss s5tso9n found
n bidding & the market active manner without GET
sold up from IS ise to 7s s6s Closed DfGeeeg here
All sar, Oc, "lthout further change the curb.
among them being about 100 loads for esper at
point It certainly true that ousiders notably the
market bu, as For 9osdeTaoe @ wheat in the Chicago
S6s some difference Of opinion Early the
sn5 e but fell off rapidly discourage buying
heayness that attracted local attacks against the
higher Pq be % T4 the r5s 0thF m hand s1 S
1gl1a marks higher Budapest points higher It
ordered back this again owing to poor market
mace 1t more profitable keep afo o
another round trip than 10 handle II time
az London Primary receipts were 10000 bush larger than
last year. while seabOard cearances very small
sgain Minneapolis millers reported that -four sold
anead Tor some months, mostly domestic account.
sthouSh foreign demand Is showing
The worlds stock Of wheat
the week. against decrease corresponding
st year OF 10000 bush Export business OF
IS loads at outports Quotations Of cash wheat o
afoat basis were follows: No Northern NewYorl,
,ee nominal No Northern Chicago 7ee. prompt; new
NO Northern Duluth. 11.c TO arrive; No North
ern Duluth I4~.c. prompt; No 2 hard New-Yort,
1bc new No red New-York 76i2 .CORN-In this
market there some hesitation follow UP bull
lead or wheat. and while prices did
the lowest point in sympathy with ad
vance they closed Isc under the night and
irregular The foreign sc
the small demand and bearish
government provided the principal selling motives
Export business amounted 13 loads here The local
trade was rather light and mostly scapers No
corn closed at 6e1sc prompt; No white 63 sc
and No yellow 81 sc both prompt. OATS
There only moderate business in the local market
for cash sales amounting 10000 bush. the
West fair speculative business rejecting sead
OF undertone. with last prices isc higher De-
cerber- No closed at 3s&c: No 3. Ssl.c; No
white 41iz G42c; No white, 41c track mixed 5si2
4oc; track white 4oG4Ic: No white clips 42a 43c
RYE-Market steady. No Western. 601.c, and No
Western. eor both afoa: State rye 55G56c.
BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding quoted at 521
Sc and mating at 5eG62c both Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

stock Of common 4sy bids hdss .s IN 5st nrscs hands
wei maintained though quite gaehangst II. LIST Of
Psee Pee rZ0 n1e isc ornSeo S6e Tanpieo ac Bosota
csssio ssi e[s a uavFs s'- ss
Is54e Rio Hache dry nd picked PIE Port a a. Platte
LEATHER-The strength OF the market @ for hides ma:
prices have ruled during the days and demand
rs Il sssP sssaoh5 from a sGiy sd
for seconds & Otter wfh pes h1F were al as foNs unoa
lghs backs s2gS3c middle backs Sse 5aae s heSgy sg
backs cow s2a3ac; seconds sogSlc; bellies iag17c; Oa
s2@S3c; bellies lsalSc betting butts ssGssc; Texas oak
MoL1ssEs AND sYRUPs-Tne maEke. for BnoIa.ss.
Tued very quiet tsy but % he'd S5esdy On 5oRs a.
low: Sew-orleans centrifugal. common. eG14G: tair
open ketts s7et2c Porto Rico. 2sgsoe; syrups
METAIs-Tin values in London upward
to-day. f2 IS above
nights aFes Tth a firm 1 qTa pfsS s0
lis Trade moderate. Locally sympathetic rse
ad sHass Po4 sfe ssS 9aSsf
unchanged at s. i5gs4 here, London values
also nnfhahgsd at 81 @ Is Cd cePD aSsrsr %as and
casting and ees6oyte Values a s a at fSnaon @ W wsr m p
Domestic iron markets shade steadier to-day but
s5as Sc 5oslo so: No Nor,hern foundry sI5ssis No
her s4gsS PSI No S.ss % @ 81 .s
Sasb2rq @ hS f 4S Td market for sail tonnage re-
with the tendency Of G4 rates x5 for
Tesa e and eo IN tRe eeasng steady All
dull with unsettled. quota
tons 70 IveTpooi Id: London ID Glssgow I'D Bristol
hntaerp Is4d: HarabaTs 50 pigs RotteTdsrn
TsRs-British steamer tons deals Provinces
Ia United Kingdom private terms British ss4
Manchester private October; Norwegian steamer.
sa sa2 o R.vdsf
Island United Kingdom private ternsi bark I73 tons
SAT- Turks island Boston private terms: British
ss scboouer e4s tons coal Baltimore Clenfuegos S2
schooner o2l coal Philadelphia to Juearo private
Sc 20 schooner 5si hewn ,imber Darien TO phla
Salnhta and resawed lumber 50 80; schooner $50
ocneT Tic tons lumber New-York SO
gsmYorF sg.sSnY s. schooner 5as lumber Charleston
szer Elizabethport Bridgeown So schooner
i67 tons bricks Philadelphia Sydney. 3.
i norfolk Charleston private schooner esT
coal 70 Boston private terms schooner
IL weak ana lower with increased
eeens' pstroleuna was dull quote Petroleum. bbIs
a. IS and in S. TO- Phadephia beis 81 90 and in
eTfsD o-Prims crude. bbls. nominal: prime summer
a;foyy 42143c; of summer yellow 4oc; prime white,
zse prime winter yelow tsc nseea @ sw. sr
T.s,sr iins.ed quoted &c under city brands lard OIL
fTMIec. ,,..a w.s an ear,v break IN the mar
-, following 10Qi5c decline in live hogs and active
1,,,r by commission Later little support ny
and the grain rallied prices somewhat
~ close unsettled and considerably under the
nrev1ous night with cash iard hsrs weax ars aoso
keeepts Seaso xsyi Ss5s Quoted: Ness SIS isS
SIG o. so 5oaSis: shsat ess "a v Iv sii 500
BE- n,ket soGsio 80; India mess slsgSIs
r.it-e " Ms-uet: quoted at $2o$2i 20 s
IIOGs-steady: quoted: Bacons- e7sei ioo I'd e"e' A
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nsu-York. October 9. 1901.

New-York October g 1901.
BEEvFs-Receipts 81 cars or 40I head an eorssnei i
Pressed beeP steady: city dressed native sides Szg
r m Texas beef 5G7c. Gables quote American I'VE SAt
lie selling at llG13Ac. dressed weight refrigerator peer
o L6o4sc to-day on the George eNS
$500 quarters OF beer IolorroW
the Majestic Liverpool. is 70 take out ABOUT 100
quarters ~ beef for Schwarzschild & sulzberger
OAIVFS-Recepts, all for the market. We're -oS heai
makng with the stale stock carried oyer IrOls
,oai ~ 5C2 head TO sod-34 at Jersey city ana %
at Sixtleth-s market ruled duh. particularly JOE
grasse-s and calves. all OF which were carried
over About 450 carried over all told few
ea snd NJ s5aSS q per 10 Indiana calves at SOP
veals 96tl2lac per 10; country dressed
slow at 7IOl.c dressed Erassers and buteFs and fed
Sales G. Curtis Son: Al veals, l5I 70 average
SIS 10 per 100 10. ,-n -. -. &c -. A.,
~ IS; do il5 10. at 50. -, ., . ss
Tobin & shannon: 13 Indiana calves lSI To- az 80
SHEET. if R AND LAsrBs-Receipts for the market
over from Yesterday OF 81. to be sold, al
OF which were at City with the exception Of one
lust about steady all around. About ga OF stock
were carried over Sheep sold So lOIS3 so per 100
NJ lambs at 81 s5ds5 90 Dressed mutton 5qIc per lo
saiesENeWton ( Co: 25 Virginia lambs. Il 10
Tobn & Shannon as7 Indiana lambs. 81 n, at 81 So
Commission Co.: 55 Ohio sheep, lO3 10. at So %
HOGS-Recepts were I cars, or l3ls head; about "a
try quiet: medium weights s&g9c 10; light
saies-J H. Hume s. Bro date yesterday: aO6 State
122 average So SIS 100 Io 92 State hogs
III ~ at ss so; roughs, 3a3 n. s. So 800
Andrew Mullen date yesterday) State hogs 10
SO sO DO. as5 rh So 70; roughs 2ss S. So
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

10 &c; 40 10 s1sas.c; pig. sSGshc....CUT MEATS
Ioibc bellies steady GHStsd sm9kins HE: 10 Io
quoted at Iizc Pckied hams steady; quoted 10t.@
.--IAiIOW-Dul; quoted City. &C. bsg
lower quoted at e5o ReneS lart M ea auOtai saS
america L2oc; Continent 103Oc; Brazil kegs. L.
pouha STEADY; quoted at SIS ARINE-
Sesaoy. quoted Oleo, 12c: stearfne 12412Ac
RICEAdvtces from South were OF encouraging pur-
port The local market while maintaining steadiness
OF undertone displayed to-day. Domestic
me foreign quality Tanage. New-Orleals. teegraphs
louisiana crop movement to date: Receipts rough 3J63O
last year SS6261 sacks sales, cleaned (estmated
1IIo1S packets last year pa 054 packets Market
i've Iaraze Charleston telegraphs Carolina rice move
,ent 10 date Receipts $50 bbs; sales, 495 bags Mar
ket steady. Quotations follow: Domestic common
g5c head 6A4 96%c; Patna, 4&G5%c: Japan foreign
4sGo-sc do Domestic 4AG4tc; Java. 4asg4$.c Rangoon
SUGAR-The American Sugar Refining Company an
nounced to-day that they would again sugars
until date of arrival Aside from this there new
features apparent. and values unchanged the
basis OF 510c for standard Quotations follow
cubes. $3.50: XXXX powdered, 25c powdered coarse
granulated. 5S5c; Eagle and extra fine
lated SOC Eagle 10 cartons. 10 bags and 10 bags
granulated and diamond A. 5l0c; confectionery A. 4Oc
No !, f. 5c Nos and 3, 47oc; No 465c; No 8. SOC
No g. 45Oc No 44Oc; No s 4.30c; No 9. Use No TO-
nc; Nos II and r. 415c: Nos 13 a. IS and 16 4O5c
% 10 bags fine granuated 51Oc. steady
tone. the local sugar market very quiet to-
day: and nomnay unchanged. the basis OF szo for
sugar Gable advices reported a steady beet
sugar market at advance of aad both months Oc
Cane sugar unchanged Present stock IN the United
KINGDOM Is 30 600 tons. against 80 600
TEA-The market for futures dull today with
1903 2oc; November. 131od13.3oc: December cog
I3 4oc January 13 o 4Oc: February 13.aO9I3 Soc
March 1saoa1so0c April. ls.aO@is.5Oc: May. i8.4O@
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy No 8
spring wheat, 66$4 G6Sc No 65701ac- cats
80 - gS65sc: No white Ssa3s1ac: No white 3TI.G
st4e No soc. Fair choice mailing barley, $50
trine timothy seed s5 40 Clover. grade SIS
Mess pork, bbl sl4QS14 10. Lard, per 10 50 ron
50 T2 Short ribs sides Qoose) SIS 35Gss 55 Dry saed
shoulders (boxed 7&>sc. Short clear (hoxed)
ss sogs9 Whskey. basis Of high wines. 81 on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter steady
creanaertes 14G2112c; dares, 13G19c. Cheese steady
S&q1O%ac- Eggs steady: fresh, lie.
Duluth. Oct S--Close Wheat-Cash. No I hard 7Oxc.
No Northern. 65l.c. No Northern, 6T&c: October
6I++c; December. esc: Nay. &c. Oats 36a55 Corn
55l2c.
Milwaukee,. Oct s-whelt higher; close: No North
ern 691sc; No Northern. 6sGes1sc; December 7O q
lOSc. Rye higher; No !. 541zG54+c Barley dull: No
59l6 6Oc sample. 45G5sc- Corn-Decerber. sic.
Minneapolis Oct. s.-Close: wheat-Cash ssSc; De-
cember 81 ssc May, 7oSG70lac: track No hard roc:
No Northern. sac; No Northern, e5ac Flour and
bran unchanged
Philadelphia Oct s-WEeat-Coatract grade October
i2a121ec: Corn unchanged; No mixed, October. 62Q
oz+sc Oats firm: No 2 white clipped. 421sc. Butter
firm; fancy Western creamery 22=c: do nearby prints
25c EGGS steady; fresh, nearby and Western zoe:
Southern 1sc do Southwestern. frnner
York full creams fancy small 10as9tO1.c: fair
choice. 991oc Receipts-Flour 5000 1872 COO
70 in sacks: wheat 10000 bush: corn bush; oats
5000 bush shipments-Wheas, 1900 bush; corn. 200
bush: oats 14O0o bush.
ST. Louis. Oct S-Close: whsat-No cash 7OIsc:
December. I1-qIl9sc; May T49T4.c: No hard IS I q
6ss4c. Corn-No cash, 5Tisc; December 5TSsQ5T "
May. 6sesc- Oats-No cash, S7l.c; December, 3Tsc;
May. SegS9isc; No white. 39GSs5sc-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct s.-The condition OF the wool market here
practically unchanged from last week The demand for
prices steady and manu-
facturers supply pressing needs Territory
woods head the list OF sales Fine wools
secured quoted at 44F+sc with fine medium at +0g
quiet. quoted steady Ohio
washed deIaines quoted at about & with Xxx Ohio az
quotations for leading deScrp
tions. Pennsylvania heeces-X and and above
23G2fc; XX and XX and above 2Gc; delaine 2sc No l
three elghths bocd &C; arse and
braid washed 23a24c: fine deaine. 24d25c. Unwashed
medium etcKentucky and Indiana. one-Guarter blood
combng eo@21c threeeishths blood 2oc Missouri one
c0nbtug 19G20c; threeeghths blood 196s
l7G1SC. Territory secured
hne. 15Q6c secured 44G46c; fine medium l5G
16ll1Tc. secured. +6G4SC;
Utah wyoming Idaho fine. 1+QI5c secured ++G45c;
14GI5c: secured i0f43c: staple I6f1Tc;
secured 46G4Tc. Australian secured bassSpot prices.
combng superCe, 709T2c super 6sI0c average 63q6Ic
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

c0TTON-Lower prices in the morning place 10
l-n values healthy the late session. The
market opened steady fl tone, but DOWN 3G5 points in
Sympathy with weakness abroad After the call good
9ees OF 70 level e7 points under last nights bids,
fno Tor time The Indications greatly favored bear
market ct the dragging. Estless type such
Eo- In August ana early September The South and
sold had few orders
Execute ether for Liquidation Receipts
1e same cay The early weather reports in
aieo mlcer conditions with clear skies, pretty much
ZOE one enc ot the belt TO the other. The down turn
vas led py the January option which sank 70 7-SIc.
Aoon found the market in dull heavy state with the
oNc l2oki1g for generally favorable weekly
eht report But contrary expectations the latter
vas erknzy oulish noting every prospect for short
@ late yiele great loss should frost occur IN the
Eeslera oet within the three weeks continued
aa--sge y boil Veevfl Texas and Htte hope OF
1ne sTna esnater for rno-row's receipts and lib
q ouy1ng orders from New-Oreens. January led in
Sc % eas points 1ever1sh buying shorts and
.plt from some Of the confident bulls But later
" sfternoon absence Of public buying caused prices
set4e te~ points, and there little which TO
oeSs prediction ,or strong close the last
nei ho1r came reports that heavy doing
-eSas and that demand for spot cotton for export
nsslht a the ports vey active higher prices
osS Dcying 1or Southern Wall Street and foreign
-, u ouA circles. With a rush prices shot up TO Sc
DeceoeT and January, and the close the tone
VIZ prices net s16 points higher Belief that
ssspooI VIII come much higher morning
y the Northwest helped spur the bears
- oFersales made below Soc for January. Favor
sl4teleats from Fall River mills without
The official weather forecast stated that
go olstarnance had appeared of Southern Florida
vas as follows: -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, October ). 1901.
corFEEA steady 70 firm undertone prevailed through
-Ls entire session the local market for coffee
.-ures to-day Foreigners bought little while toca!
rather Indifferent Information from
-tsines bulIsh features inasmuch Havre was
ssne higher and Hamburg .Giz pig Up. Brazilian
.-xs- news was bulls favor Santos coffee
rs no res higher and the Rio exchange rate -o-d
strys the previous nights close 10 II lied But now
crop movement the latter ports. asgregetins
"a. 40 bags and interior towns 60 200 bags served
r.set was small only 1880 bags changing hands
~ ssy $50 bags being done the initial call. The
-.rSet opsned steady unchanged prices TO
-s sSyance further advanced partial points and
N-siIT steady net rise OF points. The
cs, spot market moderately active and about steady
8. c4 for No Rio and 6esg01 for santos NO =
,-ve lots clearance Of the steamer Phidias from
So with 1900 bags October was reported this
mor-irg -.
fellows.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
OTHER MARKErlBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct. S.-cattle: Receipts 1OO0 including
1.6OO Texans and 1000 Westerns Market dull at
10G15c. Good TO prime S6QS6 90;
medium So 5oGS5 So stockers and feeders 81 25
Gs4; 81 25uS4 60: heifers. 81 T5S5 81 20
as 25 bulls 81 75@s4 I5: calves. 81 sease IS Texas
81 9oaS3 TO- Western S3 65GS5 80. Hogs
Receipts to-day, "a OOO :9OOo; left
5000 opened 1oG15c lower; closed 15g25c off. Mixed
butchers 25a$6 SO: good choice So 4os
50 7o rough heavy s. eogso 80; light. So 359s6 s5;
OF sales, s6 35HS6 Sheep-Receipts 10000.
Sheep grades. Zoe higher; others steady Lamhs
best. 1Oc higher: good choice wethers So 4ofs3 49,
native lambs 81 5o4s5 10 Western lambs s. 2aQsi So;
Cfncinnati oct. S-Hogs dull. s4aS6 20. Cattle
steady 81 1885 IS Sheep dull 81 25aS3 Lambs quiet
81 25Gs4 so.
East Liberty. Penn. Oct: S.-cattle steady; choice
IS 1886 prime, 50fsS5 IS I0GS5 35 Hogs
slow; prime heavies So 9oSss ss best mediums 50 7o1
Sd heavy Workers 6oG$6 65 Hight Workers. 50 4o
s. SO: pigs, s. 7Sgso so; ssps sia&; gra-ers 500
qs3 Io sss2: yearlings, 81 oogs3 eo
veal calves. $6G$6 So
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
LrvERPoo1. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Oct 8 p. m--Cotton-Spot-Good business
done; prices 1l6d lower American middling fair
good mddng. % 32d niddling. 11-1sd; low mddng
l732d; good ordinary. 1924: ordinary. Lied The
sales the day 1900 bales. which
for speculation and export and included 1s 100 American
Receipts, 5000 bales. including 200 American Futures
opened easy and closed quiet; American middlins 6
October 3i6id buyers: October and November "a S41
26id buyers November and December % sd sellers,
December and January. 21-6+d buyers: January and
February. % 644 21S4d buyers: February and March.
206484 2164d buyers; March and April 2-S4g4 2l-64d
buyers. April and May 206+4 81 64d buyers; May and
June 20-64R4 2I-s4d buyers; and July. 20-64G
2I-64d buyers; July and August. 2o-64G4 2l-6+i
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London S-The offerings the wool auction sales
to-day numbered 1856 bales including good selection
Crossbreds chiefly and medium grades sold WELL
few going 70 America Cape or GOOD Hope and Nata4
quiet request and several parcels withdrawn
Following the sales in detail New South Wales. 52OO
bales-Scoured 5dRIs Sd; greasy 3l2G1lt Queensland
200 bales-Scoured. l1dals Sd Victoria LOCO bales
bales-Scoured Is 3D.; greasy, 3!=9Iod Tasmania 100
hales-Greasy 4iaM5&d- New-Zealand. $500 bales
Secured 4zd11s 2d: greasy 3GS=d Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal bsles-Scoured 7dg1s Cd greasy. ~ 1d
Puuta Arenas 1900 bales-Greasy, S@t G6d