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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24


s6lziLill tDecUes
BIN Mcdowell, Of Davis City, was
asacting business in this city yesterday
Attorney F. J. Horton, of Davis City,
was In this city on legal business last Fri
day.
day. danuty sheriff John
Miss Della Cherrington went to he,
home at Decatur Friday to visit few
days.
County superintendent ]. A. Mcintosh
visited over Sunday with friends ut Davis
City.
Prof. j. L. Latta, principal of the Wei
don schools, had business in this city Sat
urdAy.
j. W. Bowman visited over Sunday a,
Grand River with Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.
Conrey.
DR.. F. A. Bowman was called to Davis
City Friday by the serious illness Of his
mother.
Mrs Fred waisht went to Creston Sat.
urday and visited over Sunday with Mr..
Waight.
James. Grandstaf went to stanberry
Mo-, Tuesday, to visit few days with his
mother.
AL Turner went down to Dell, Mo-,
Monday, to visit a week or so with his
parents.
Oscar Sprinkle and wife returned Tues
day from q visit Of several weeks at Sump-
zion, III.
Miss Edith Hess, of Grand River, is WIS.,
.iting at the home of Mayor Woodland in
this city.
Pat Grim aud 8. II. Covington, OF
Grand River, had business in this city
yesterday.
q. d. Edwards, of Osceola, spent a few
hours In this city yeste rday while enroute
10 Keokuk.
VIM. Brown was passenger for Deca.
tnr Friday, where he visited over Sunday
with relatives.
RIA. Kelley departed Sunday for a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. NJ. 81. Coch-
ran, at Iowa City.
Noah Barnhart, of Eden township, de-
parted Monday for few days visit with
friends in st. Joe.
Mrs. g. w. Beck returned Thursday
evening from her visit in Omaha with her
son, Fred Edmiston.
Col. John O'Keefe, of Creston, deputy
state oil Inspector, had official business In
this city last Friday.
John Burnison and daughter Sadie re-
turned yesterday from visit with rela-
-ttves at Cawker, Kas.
Miss Lelah Anderson returned yesterday
from months visit with her sister at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
w. L. Raglan, of Eagleville, Mo-, was in
this city q couple Of days the latter part of
LAST week on business.
Wiley Sells came up from Pleasanton
8 Saturday and visited over Sunday with
his family in this city.
Mann Merritt. foreman of the Journal
!, his parents in Lamont.
Mesdames Walter and Frank Osborn, Of
~ City, visited over Sunday with
tyee In this vicinity.
McGinnis returned Friday from
{. Hotuoe where he was engaged on
important legal business.
Frank Leeper went to Pleasanton Sat-
arday and visited over Sunday at the home
: OF his uncle, j. e. Leeper.
Billy Miller, the st. Joe commission
|sUaQs- has been circulating among our
Sck men the past week.
!tbditor Lambert, Of the Lamont Patriot.
came up Thursday evening and spent q |
- a the city on business.
- D. r. w. Castor departed |
few days visit with relatives I
WOODBURY..
retu,nsd Saturday nom
pre- be had business In the
lfnt courts
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

For SALE-A good secondhand hard
coal stove for sale cheap.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

A Certain Cure for Chilblains.
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease, !;
powder. II cures Chilblains. Prostitutes,
Damp Sweatening Swollen feet. At all drug
gists and shoe stores, 25 Sample free. Ad
Dress Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

;, Que tank heater very low price. SCI
T. E. Horner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Z. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. 25c.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

Program for teachers and patrons
meeting at Grand River, March l, 1901
commencing at ] p. m.
Relation of Parents and School
6. Il. Sullivan.
Dtscuss1on John Mckee, w. o. Wool
eyer, j. NJ. Palmer.
"Teaching Of u. s. History"-Ro Rosa
Burkart.
Discussion-Lloyd Gilreath, Fannie
Mckee, Carrie 0. Andrew, Mrs. E. j.
Mckee.
Language Work in Third and Fourth
Grades"-Ella Rogers.
reath, Magglr Ella Mckee, Odetta Gil
Paper.H. G. Jennings.
Discussion, General.
The Iowa Hand Book for Teachers
Care and use Of New Library. Examin.
alton in Rural Districts for Common
school Diplomas"-J. A. Mcintosh.
nioouocion -
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24
Then There Was . Lull

Then There Was Lull.
..It is unutterably sad" she said,
"unutterably sad" and went on talk
ing about it.
II wish it was" remarked her hus-
band, when he had chance to speak,
as he laid aside his newspaper hope
lessly.
was what?" she inquired, in some
nstonishment
"Unutterably sad and there was
lull.-Detroit Free Press.
Her Rival In His.
eyes, my husband is still busy with
his book of dates.'
"He's so handsome. Did he ever
make you jealous?'
"Madly."
'sWhat was her name?"
"Her name? Ann o. Domini."-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Only Way.
Marjorie, weren't you engaged in a
Irritation with that young man you
went to the concert with?"
well, auntie," answered the young
woman, chats the only way girl can
get engaged nowadays" Answers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold>
Laxative Bromo.Q uinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure no pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

For Oklahoma real estate, write or
call on 6. B. Jordan. Enid, O. 7.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24
program for Teachers Meeting.

To be held at Garden Grove, Feb 10
Is, 1901.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
character Building''-E. Orlo Moore.
Discussion-J. +. Chamberlin.
"What to Teach, When and How
j. L. Latta.
Discussion--R. A. Hardness, F. ii.
Miller, j. II. Beavers.
Literature in the Grammer Grades"
Ella Tallman.
Discussion-Lulu Il. Miller, Mary
Arnold, Mary Butfum.
Music.
FRIDAY NIGHT SESSION AT OPERA HOUSE.
1.-THE Patrons Duty to the School. -
Guy Arnold.
Discussion-L. III. Thomas, T.. O.
Lovett.
Recitation.
Duett-Jessie and Grace Knapp.
EQUITIES of the School Boards. III.
Amos.
Discussion-J.H III. Drake,E. S. Butfum.
"Dance of the Snow es"-First
Primary Pu, ills.
NIusic-Orches,ra.
Recitation.
"School Entertainments Nj
Moore.
Discussion-W. B. Aten, Della swope
Flag Drill-Second Primary Pupils.
Duett-Lela King, Bessie Jennings
SATURDAY FORENOON.
History and Allied Subjects Geo
N. Briggs.
1 Discusslon-G. w. Monroe, J. L
Cummins.
"The Sub District" -Eli Hutchinson
Discussion-Chas. Coontz, Katie Mul
lin, Margaret E. Iichey.
"The Iowa Hand Book for Teachers
Care and Use of the New Library. Elk
aminations for Common School Diplc
mas''-J. A. Mcintosh.
Discussion, General.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24
public Sale.

l will SELL at public auction, at the
Sam Bowman farm, two miles north of
Davis City.ion Monday, Jan. %, 1901,
commencing promptly at $50 a. m, the
following property:
10 head Of white faced cows, two OF
them fresh; 8 head of common COWS;
'yearlings; ! jersey COW; 6 yearling steers;
l6 head Of yearling and two year old
heifers, all with calf. 4 mules coming
colts, two year r9 oIds, n1an mare. n0f About
Is dozen chickens; I turkeys; hen
house; | disc harrow; disc cultivator; l
riding disc cultivator; common harrow;
2 pin break cultivators; spring trip cul-
tivator; stirring plows; / breaking
pillow. Also household goods, grain,
wagons, buggies and other things too
numerous to mention. TERMS, IL
months. NATHAN ODELL.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24
PURELY pERsoNAL

Persons having frisnds visiting I hem or
knowing ofstrangers visiting In the city
will confer great favor upon the Editor
by Informing him eitherin person or by
motel
Ed schenck had business at Decatur last
Friday.
Fred Teale had business at Blockley
& Monday.
Harry statzell had business at Davis
City Friday.
r. I. Parrish had legal business at Cres-
ton Monday.
Judge Harvey had business at Pleasan-
ton Saturday.
M. A. Gammill had business at Van
Vert yesterday.
JEFF Fulton was passenger for Garden
Grove yesterday.
A. 3. Dorm, of Davis City, had business
in this city Friday.
J. T. Tharp, of Davis City, had business
In this city Friday.
v.R. McGinnis had legal business at
Van Vert Tuesday.
Bert Teale, of Lamont, had business in
this city yesterday.
Davis City Thursday.
Marion F. Stookey had legal business at
Van Vert yesterday.
F. Yarga and wife were over Sunday
& visitors at Davis City.
G. M. Keller had real estate business at
Pleasanton Thursday,
Mrs. T. 8. Arnold was visiting Davis
City friends Tuesday.
John Sewers visited over Sunday with
relatives at Van Vert.
Joe Robbins, of Davis City, spent Sum
day With Leon friends.
Abe Blakesley visited over Sunday with
' oil friends in Decatur.
Geo. A. Cowden made business trip
to Kansas City Monday.
I Writ Beck, Of Grand RIVER, had bust.
ness in this city Tuesday.
Writ Beck, of Grand River, had busi-
ne IS in this city Tuesday.
suel Shaw, of Pleasanton, had business
In this city last Thursday.
Ralph Merrill, of Mt. Ayr, was visiting
friends in this city Friday.
Miss Mamie Allen visited over Sunday
". til home folks at Lamont.
DR.. D. r. Dudley, of Garden Grove, Was
in Leon few hours Monday.
Mrs. Lenius Simpson went to Hnmeston
Saturday for few days visit.
nMiss Trink Schenck went to 'Decatul
Yesterday to visit few days,
Postmaster Dan Anderson, of Lamont
had business in this city Friday.
Mrs. F, j. Waight returned yesterda!
from a few days visit at Creston.
VIM. Brown departed Tuesday on
visit to relatives at Chadwick, Mo.
Mrs. James Grandstaff went to Lamon
Tuesday on q short visit to friends.
III. Amos, of Garden Grove, was i
this city on legal business Monday.
49, Mr-and- Mrs. @. ". Cook visited owe
Sunday with relatives at Saline, Mo.
A. Biddison had business at Pleasanto
couple of days the hrst Of the week.
Mrs. Fannie CovingtoD, of Pleasantol
Was In the city few hours yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Mater departed Yesterday ON
short visit with relatives at Beaconsfie}
Pleas Enix, of Abba, visited over Sun
day at the home Of A. ]. Jones in this cit.
Rev. Thomas Waller returned Thuy
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24
Imnortant Notice

important NOIICc.
Those knowing themselves indebted
to me will confer q fevor to me for the
accommodation / ha&e given them by
calling and settling BY Jan J, let,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-01-24

Persons having friends visiting { hem or
knowing OF strangers visiting In the city
will CONFER great favor upon the Editor
by Informing him eitherin person or by
'unfA 20
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The Ship Subsidy Bill.

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New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 23-Cattle-Receipts r. GEO. Texans;
active f025c higher prime sc 25GS7 o.
medium SO S0dse stockers feeders. s2Qs4 60;
cows s1dS4 20: hefers. 81 50GS5 20 Gamers S1qs2.
bulls 25s4 IS calves 50S6 IS 70
Gs4 10 Hogs-Receipts to-day 1000; tomorrow
left 1000. mixed steady: heavy shade lower mixed
so: rough heavy. s. s0G$6 light s5d$5 70; bulk OF
steady lambs steady to strong: good to choice weh
So J0dSi %: Western fed sheep S3S4 native lambs
81 5OG$5 10.
Cincinnati 23.-Hogs active higher. s49s5 80
Cattle active higher 81 25GS5 T5 Sheep steady. 81 2
So %. Lambs strong. 50 25qS5
East Buffalo Dec s-Cattle-ReceiPts. 2 eoo head;
steady for good grades others slow best steers
ssqse go Others 81 4oGs5 49, rough and coarse steers
feeders 2 4ogss Is choice 70 extra COWS So 9ogs4 30
fairly active Workers s. 55@s5 eo light do $ 6oqSo TO-
ss 1885 & pigs s. 109$5 2o roughs s. 2gs2 5o stays
S4GS4 Sheep and lambsRecepts. 1000 head: good
demand, stronger choice lambs IS sOgs5 20; good to
choice Sj 10GS5 25 culls fair 81 25QS5 Is: sheep
choice . handy wethers. 50 70as4 common to extra
mixed SO 1898 65: culs and 81 a51S3: heavy
export vethers. So 754$4. yearings. S4S4 %
East Liberty, 23-Catte steady; choice, S6es6 so
prime IS 759$5 co. good S5 20Gs5 so Hogs slow and
lower prime 3oq<6 mediums. So log
So 20 light mediums heavy Workers 50 s5Gso so
light Yorkers, SIS 50GS5 65: pigs IS 1O9S5 rougns
81 50GS5 so Sheep steady best wehers, 81 I5S4 com
mon and cuis siQs2; yearngs $3Gs4 10; veal calves
8 n
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

bbI So 25qss IS: do shaIlos Neworieans per 100
punches 81 500 So Florida six basket carrier,
SOS; do Havana per carrier 81 5oGs3: parsley; %
carrier, s4Gs5: peas, Florida basket s+6s roIse
New-Orisans, bb 50 5OlS4 so: spinach Nor1o per
bbl S3 506s4 string beans Florida crate or
basket Sc 50as4 so; So 504s4 squash. Hubbard
DBL 50: do Marrow. 81 T5GS2: turnips Canada Rus
GsS SO.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Abou the only encouraging
point of the hay market at this time is the moderate re
ceived and good block of that total for export
These light supplies the limited demand OF the ho-
iday period. off accu1nuations. and the market Is
thereby enabled 10 hold late full quotations We quote:
Prime large bales 100 N s2zq95c. with light guam
tity range. s71z@9Oc; No 2 large soqs117ci NO
prime 75677Isc; clover, 7OG75c. .sTRAwThe mar
ket ulor buyers favor, with fair arrivals
from New-Jersey We quote: River. S5qST15c and New
Jersey S01S91c per 100 n Receipts of hay and straw
in tons reported Produce Exchange at noon
Hudson River Railroad 630 Erie 800 Pennsyivania 1o
DeIaware Iacka wanna Western 40 West Shore. ~
Iehigh valley I0 Baltimore and Ohio. 6o Central Of
Neyersev so: river 30; total. 1,S10 tons. Re
cepts OF straw 20 tons by river 110 tons by rail
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nex-York December %. 1901.
COFFEE-Busiress coffee futures comparatively
sctve to-day easier range Of prices. The market
opened STEADY down 10 points under realizing
sales b spot houses and IL the absence OF such specu
zve support depression also being added 10 by
appointing European cables and full movement OF coree
crop country. IN the session selling became
cutie general among the talent with Wall Stree 2no
clique figuring the chief purchaser Ihe
market finally steady at net decline OF 70 70
puirts Total sales amounted TO 40.S00 bags Havre
closed rst unchanged Il franc lower after opening
4 franz higher. and Hamburg reported no change
Santos advanced following drop OF sd IN the
PIC are o sterling exchange Brazilian port receipts
were interior movement, 25,6O0 bags
Tinted States warehouses aggregated
n Rs rags Street market ruled quiet and easy on
he basis a csc Rio No and SIC for Santos No l.
srvoice lots The Nasnyth cleared Santos De-
eube- q with bags Bahia weekly receipts. Oo0
ars stock IS bags; shipments 10 the United
sfss @ bags Germany. 200 bags and 10 the rest OF
deliveries in the United
States $50 bass. against 1zsS5l bags
ast and e. bags the week year ago
q tu--ne- NewYork reported So ss4 bags
Santos receipts $50 COO bags fer the week az com
pared with Ia 900 bags iast week and 1zoo BAGS doo
year Rio receipts aggregated %
sgsnsS 5000 bags the previous week and z.oeo
bags for the sane ago Rio shpnlsnts 10
Ire Cusred states for the week: 70 Europe
to the United states toVoo
Europe ~ 600
cf prices In the local n6rAet u
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

COTIoN-Cotton again today scored new high prices
FOR the present season healthy buying The cotton
Market opened xteady, with prices point highec 70
points lower brief time was otsposeo 70 ese
OF additionally under exceptionally large port
eud Disappointing cables from the Liverpool
weather conditions South much more raVorapte 10
cf the crop and 1
houses appeared buying orders fsut Ieoe.
developments proved the opening Agares 70 oe ths
q day taking list whole Snorts "ere laL
non being -eassred By the early bearlsh influences aa
had passed. the OF the session the raaIket
slowly gsuea rround all offerings by smaller holders
for profits eagerly snapped by the bear ccn-
ngert hy brokers acting for Wall Street houses wo
picking ID big OF cotton the May ana Juy
Positions stock clique which had niene & manu-
some bull s5e when the government report
supesznce IeceInbeT Late from south
declared buyers were raising DIGS pQI
ever then unable cotton II the aloults
o@s-ec. being much encourageo oy the recent
eeon @ specuiztiFe markets and believing fnIy N
1uch higher prices be obtained in January: 1he
south The New-England sptnneTs were buyefs
II small way during the afternoon. when tne nHIst
t11ensd Up the highest figures CT the session july
ec The aGrance having the support OF longs WC i09
llquidared the- January holdings 70 escape
trst opportunity by spot cotton houses VINO are
YORK increased 1000 bales. and is expected 70
gan rapidly day from this or The weather
-oecsst early the afternoon that rains were
Hkely the belt tomorrow and ibis zee 70
PREDICTIONS smaller movement Az the close Ine
market very steady and net TO points aishe1
Ihe prices Il the local market To-Day
vas as follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
assiqnee's Notite.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
= YORK 70 all persons interested IN the Estate OF
Richard w Van Hohenhoh assigned 70 Edwin atkinson
benefit Of creditors, Send Greeting You
and each hereby cited and required personally
10 be and appear Special Term Part l. OF the su-
rreme Court held in and for the County OF New
York at County Court House in the Borough OF
City OF New York the 18th day OF Jan
uary 1902. at 1oso o'clock A NJ then and there 70
show cause settlement Of the accounts OF
Edwin Atkinson Bayies such assignee should not oe
had II be shown. then TO attend the final
settlement sssIgnee's accounts. In testimony
whereof caused the seal OF the said Su-
prer1e be hercuuto affixed
Hon John Proctor Clarke. Justice OF said
Court 2nd day OF December. 1901
WILLIAM SOHMER, Clerk
CAN'T MEIER & MKENNELI. Attorneys for As
signee So Broadway. Manhattan. New York, n. Y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Trfbuns
"A received their Uptown Office
NO. 1.242 BROADWAY,
north Of 31st-st-. until O'Clock p m
will received the following branch
Offices regular office rates until O'Clock VIZ 2S4
Sth-ave-- 23d-st.: 153 6th-aye.. 18th
St: 92 East 14th-st.; 25Z West A2d-st-. between
Tth and sth 263 West 125th-sf.; 1.33S 3d-
between 10Th and 77th 1.026 3d-aye..
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 23-Cosng: Wheat-Spot, No red
Western winter firm. IS I'd; No Northern spring firm.
s 2d No California firm 6s 4d; futures quiet March.
6s SID May 314d Corn-Spot firm; American mixed
old 5s 91zd quiet; IS 5Ssds March IS
4%d: May 5s 49sd Peas-canadian I'd str9ag Is Hops
Louis fancy winter firm Cd. Beef firm; India
mess 75s dull prime Western. 4es Lard
dull American refined. in pals. 49s; prime Western in
tierces 49s Hansshort cut Il to 10 ~ dull AS Cd
Bacon quiet 26 80 n, 43s short rib.
"A ~ ass; long clear middles light % 70 "a r.
Cd; long clear uiddles heavy. IS 70 40 10 44s %
short clear backs b 44s: clear bellies IA TO 16
10 SIS ShouldersSquare. II to Is o quiet AS Sd
Butter steady United States. 92s; good United
States 70s Cheese firm; American finest white ass Cd
American finest colored AIS TaIlowrire city storng
36s Australian London, firm Bis Cottonseed o-Hull
refned-spot steady Turpentine-Spirits firm.
2ss Rosn-Common dull, 101zd Petroleum. Refined
firm 7Ad- LAnseed oil dull Bis Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

475c: Eagle cartons ao bags s-rn bags Of fine
grsnulated 4soc: Eagle fine granulated standard gran
lated and diamond A, confectionery A. 44oc' no
43oc; Nos and g. 4.25c; No zoe No 3. 415c; no o.
4o5c; No :, 1850; s. 3.S5c No 3. 3SOc: No TO-
Nos II and H. 3 7oc Nos 13 IL and 10. 355c; NO 10
$500; 2ob bags Of fine granulated 46oc The nlaIAet
for sugar is lower and some cargoes OF Java
sugar testing test have sold. cargo at "S
and 36s closes at 2132c LOT 90
test centrifugal 36c for SO test InusoovaGo an al
l5-l6c for 50 molasses sugar The L<ondeh
sugar market is %4d lower for January While en- o.
unchanged both months quoted at os
TEA-The tea market opened quiet at advance OF
fo30 points. and subsequently ruled featureess
tlons follow: December, ID s0G 1390c; January leVg
February 14d1410c; March. IA 10f14 lc April Ia-o
9f143Oc; May. 1430G14 4oc; June. 14-4oa14ooc duly
L &c
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 25-FIour quiet but firm: best patent
spring 81 25Gs4 so; bakers. straight spring s4gs4 p;
spring 81 254SS; best family wt9sr 50 .5gS4 patent @
So 5os3 75 rye -four IS 5OGs4 whea-sprng stronger;
l Northern. Corn dull: No yellow, I11.c No
do TOSl G5T1c; 7O1sc; No 3 do, 6e13qesS<c
Oats strong; No white. 51t@511sc No do 5o+4c No
! mixed, 49c; do, 4S1ac. Barley-Oferfnss light.
651a97Oc. Rye-No demand; No 1. 711sc.
Chicago Dec 23.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. %. p. m.-Cotton-spot In moderate
demand prices steady American rniddlng. 21-32d
sales OF the day 5000 bales Of which 500 were for
speculation export, included $500 American
ceipts 25OOo bales including 1oo American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady; American iddlng
December 3T64Q4 3S64d sellers; December January
64G4 3-64d sellers; January and February 366id
April. 3664d Sellers april and May; 1894 S664d buy
ers Nav and June 4 35-6474 36-64d buyers; June
July 3564q4 So sd seIlers; July and August. S5 S49
36-64d Sellers August September, 3Oe4G4 81
buy
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Neworieans, 23-Cotton steady; uniddIng 1-15c;
middlng 11-16c ordinary. TIC: receipts IA
exports Great Britain 500; eoastwse 1891
sales. I. 000 stock. 1886, ,294-
Savannah. Dec. 2sCoton steady; rniddling. 1516c:
middlng 74ac receipts 6S39 bales Great
Britain 1231: 10 France 7oo % the Continent 12228
coastwise, 605 sales, 1T5; stock. 145, ,e45.
Memphis Dec 23.-Cottcn quiet; middlng Sc; low mid
ding INC good ordinary 79sc: receipts 2395
gross, S52: shipments 1919; sales 1885, stock 116 T5
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

Spot closed quiet. with quotations unchanged
ne basis s-I6c uddins upland and i3-I6c for
soeinE culf Sales 800 bales Southern markets
were telegrzE5hs6 follows NeTOrle6ns steady
senEed Lie: Mobile firm. unchanged. at 71sc;
sessnnsh steady unchanged at i5-1oc; Charleston
unchanged, Tzc; Wilmington firm &c higher, at
se Norfolk steady 1-1sc higher. al 1Iec; Baltimore
ullnsi unchanged SIC: Augusta steady unchanged.
es1ec; s. Louis firm unchanged al Sc Estimated
pis SeWrlcsas for 10000 70 Is. 600
nS1sE Compared viii bales actual last
5e bsles actual At Houston for
<4g0 q bales agzinst % hales actual
EEK and u Ss5 bales actual last
eeceips ports and interior points to-day.
2sfsn wiki the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

weak and prices 1oc to 2oo lower Bufalo adycss
choice light State hogs to outside ooyef
per 100 10; IS 30 considered extreme
quotation Western hogs and pigs were estimated 20 sell
considerably Country dressed quiet 61e1sc per
10 weights
Sales p. Nelson: "a hogs. SO 10 average. at
Sc 10 per 100 n
S Sanders: State hogs, 13s 10. a Sc 30.
Mcpherson & Co.: State hogs 1856 10, at IS 75
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
NAVAL STORES.

There were no new features in spirits and values
were unchanged Rosin, pitch ruled steady we
quote:
TAR-ReguIars. 50. oil bbs. 50 90
SPIRITS TURPENTTSE-3 --,, -
81 so: E ST IS; F. 81 f5 G. 81 rs; 81 rs; q DO;
X 81 so; NJ $8; n So 65: W G. 81. and W W. 81 ID
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 200 200 ttfs
Charleston. Dec 2S.-Turpentine unchanged Rosin
unchanged. ,ez..- "a
cespts, bbls sales 226; exports 23s Rosh hi'
receipts L. S42 bbls; sales, 1872: exports, Ss $780,
wilmington, 2S-Sprs turpentine-Nothlng ooits
receiDts II bbls Rosin firm $lGS1 3; receipts 81
bb Crude turpentine quiet 1oas2 receipts. % hnls
Tar steady, 81 20: receipts, 7o6 b5ls. o, -, 49,,
New-Orears Dec 23.-Recepts-Fosin, 32S bols; tuI~
pentine S. Exports: Loudon-Rosn. 1000 ohlsi turpe
tine 142. Manchester-Rosn, 215