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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

Leadville Con-. .O5
NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Strong.
Sturgis q Co. wire to II. Holbert & Son:
we have to report another day of ex-
traordlnary excitement and further adj
vance IN prices. There is nothing new to
call your attention as regards tie money
market. The rates for call money are a
little steadier, but there Is no change in
time money. 1t is idle to close our eyes
to the fact that many stocks are carried
on very light margins and that doubt
less certain amount of distress would
come from any sudden change in the
current Of speculation, but the strong
houses in the street are doing business
for people of great wealth and great
ability, and the risk is thereforefore re-
duced as much as 1t is possible under
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York, April
3o-Close Money on call firm at s7l66
per cent; last loan, per cent; ruling
rate, per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 4@4R per cent Sterling exchange,
easy with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.s77s@4;SS for demand. and at
! @4.S6 and $4S9. Commercial bills. S4.S4A
@4.S4Sz. Silver certificates, Coo: bar sill
yer, SEC; Mexican dollars. 4SAc
FOREIGN FINANCIAL = New York.
don financial cablegram says: Business
on the Stock Exchange here was active
and cheerful today. In consoIs the set
tlement was expected to disclose a bear
account on the new issue, bat the con-
tango was 21a, instead of the 81 locked
for. The American department was the
center of interest again, and was worth
watching. Prices were buoyant from
start to finish, rising without Dause
though was heavy profit-taRirg, es-
pecially in Northern Pacific. The buy
ing of Union Pacific was good, and
Southern Pacific rose in sympathy 1t Is
the fashion to buy high-priced stocks;
the low-priced issues are neglected New
York buying started -Atchison. which,
however, soon became the feature here
on a renewal of the report and denial
that the dividend on the common was
to be at the rate of per cent The
preferred doomed to 1881, the common
to h6
Money was steady at unchanged rates.
10000 gold is going out t. South Africa.
Silver relapsed on profft-taking
London, April 30.-Consols for money.
e4A: consolS for the account, a. 7-t6.
TREASURY BALANCE Washington,
April 30.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund. ex-
elusive of the $3.50. eco, con god in reserve
in the division of redemption shows:
Available cash balance. s15S. 067, 14s; gold,
So, 994, 769.
BANK CLFARINGS
St Paul-$SO9, 765
Minneap Olis-S1, 68950S.
New York-397 .432. 691.
Chicago-$24, 212S90
Boston $31 519, 632.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
PROPOSALS WANTED.
PAVING FOR MARKET SHEDS.
City Clerks Office,

PAVING FOR MARKET SHEDS.
City Clerks Office,
St Paul, Mimi, April 25rd, 1901.
posals, marked Sealed Proposals. Paw
ing for Market Sheds will be
received at the Office of the City
Clerk, of the said City of st. Paul, I'M
til ! o'clock p. M, May End, 1901, for the
paving, curbing and constructing
foundations for market sheds, ali
in accordance with the plans and
specifications on file In the Office of the
Commissioner of Public Works and city
Engineer of the City of St. Paul.
a bond in the sum of 20 per cent of
the amount bid with two sureties, resi-
dents of the City of st. Paul, Mimi, or
q surety bond in the same amount or
a certified check of 10 per cent of the
amount bid, must accompany each pro-
posal, as surety for the making and ex-
ecuting Of the contract. Proposals must
be on forms to be furnished by the Com
missioner of Public Works
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids
By order of the Common Council
MATT JENSEN,
City Clerk
April 1910 times
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A. Gasqll9ine. administrator, to
church Of -. Mathew und % Its
S to TO- blk rs, West ST Paul. -. 81 65l
Fanny Lcr,l to Church Of 81
GMatheW Its and Z, blk rs, West
II. K. Cole. administrator, to jose
q phine Won der Weyer, 1t 2, blk 6,
Riggs add ............... l4O
F.; r; Wiley and wife to c. II.
dasko, part It's 10 and II, blk /,
Schurmeier's subd .........,... $50
Mary A Brennan, guardian. to Ezra
Pratt, Its and 3. Greves rearr
part blk I. BrQnson's add ~ 400
Mary A. Brennan ct al to Ezra
Pratt. It's 2 and 3. Greves rearr
blk l, BronSons add - l. 700
Mary A. Hunt and husband to M
ID; Flower. 1t IS, blk 6, Holcombs
add ..;...::...:.. s,2o
Lumber company. 1t 2, blk l, J. P.
d Fl: Miehaud and wife to ]. M.
Bach, ITS Il and IS. blk 2, Flor
ence's add Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Manufacturers Fire Equipment
company to 3. G. Anderson, 1t Z,
bill: s, Lewis Second add .. 500
A: Grutzmann and wife to j. B.
HarembinslSy, 1t 8, Dale Street add 1,1Oo
Mount Herman Boys school to NJ
Ross. 1t q. blk Q. Smiths subd
part Stinson's add - 500
N. Ross to e. A. Bruckner ct al
1t q blk 9, Smiths subd part Stin-
sons div observation-disclosures. 200
Theckla Lang and husband to M P
Ryan. S so TT 1t H. blk 4, Bazille &
II. p. Hamer and wife to A. A. Linz
coin, 1t 7, blk 10, Quinby Park add ESQ
Total . SOC Gao
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
W. n. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY.
Live Stock Commission Merchants +,
Union Stock Yards,

.Consignments and correspondence So
licited. Market reports furnished on an
plication
We do strictly commission business
NO I'VE stock bought or sold on our own
References Yards bank. South
81. Paul; Security bank. Zumbrota: Hon
a. +: Koerner. state treasurer. Capitol
ler st. Paul National bank. st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
CATTLE.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ............1. 400
"A yCoA a5O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .G37
Quotations: Prime butcher steers. Is, Is
Qo.o9 good to choice, $4.5OQ5; fair to
good, $3.75Ql4.25; common to fair, $3.50
S;6O; prime butcher cows and heifers' $40
g4.50; fair to good butcher cows and heif
ers, 81. Sea-. 25; thin COWS and Gamers Sic
@Z4O; good to choice corn-fed bulls Si6S
$50; bologna . bulls. $2QD2.75; good to choice
Veals, 45O05.75; fair TO good veals, s3.5OIl
40; good to choice feeders, $3.50d4 o;
good to choice stock steers, So 50a4; fair
TO good, 50. $3.50; common. $2GO3; good to
choice stock heifers. & 9o@8,25 fair 70
$3;Qt3 70; good to choice heifer calves, $40
322; fair to good. $2.7502cO; good to choice
mixers and springers, $35D42. 50; fair 10
5000, $5O0SS; common. S20602S
receipts were rather light for Tuesday
Butchcr cattle of all kinds steady and
active. Best ,qqadity stock and feeding
cattle in good demand at strong prices
Inc fa1r to good quality stuff was in
some demand at about steady prices. bur
the common cattle dragged badly. Stock
ana and feeding bulls strong and active. Rep
Good to Choice Butcher Steers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
HOGS.
Comparative receipts:
TntoY for fnInyy /a-kfos

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) 400
A week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 299
"A year ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .12f
Quotations: Good to choice light. S. 50
@5.621z; mixed and butchers, s.. 55@5. 6716 ;
good to prime heavy, $5.6Og5 10: common
to fair S.. 40Q5.55 rough packers, s. ESQ
$50; pigs and sk1ps, $45014.75..
Market opened strong and closed
strong to shade higher. Receipts were
liberal and the quality averaged good
Demand good. Bulk sold at S. 606a5. g.
with rang of 1856 to $50. Representa-
tive sales:
Lights
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
Total .......... .................... SIG, 39c

SOUTH. OMAHA, April sO.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; active ard steady native
steers, 81 25@5. 40. Texas steers, $4@4. 3;
feeders, So. 5O05. %. Hoes-Receipts. p a1o.
steady; heavy, S.. 6505. 771k; mixed, S. 621b
%; light, s.. 55Q5. 621l; bulk of sales
So. 621A@5 .671b. Sheep Receipts, 1000: slow
81. 2565.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

ing shade under yesterday at 72@lc;
July closed at 74Ac; September, 7GNc.
nay corn closed at 40%c; July corn, 4l3sc
Minneapolis range of prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
BONDS.

u. S. ref, IS. reg1O6A N Y. c. lists. .1O71h
40 40 co coup .... 1858 n. ]. G. gen. IS 1873
90 So, reg. HOO, Nor. Pacific 3s.. 1871
do IS, coup. nix do As - 10;75
90 new IS, regl3 NY. CO S.LAzs:0GI
40 new 4s,coupl3E7s n. g. w. con. 4s101$s
90 oid IS, reg.ll33s Or. Nav. lists. ice
80 old 4S,coupll3z do As .......... 1919
20 eS' reg...1l0 Or. S. Line 6S .1zS
do 5s, coup. ..l11A do con. 5s118
d. OF c. IS, '65si25l5 Reading gen ia SS1b
Atch. gen $50 Is R. G. W. lists, 1G115
40 aug. rs s5s S.LA& !. NJ. con 5s1151k
lana, so. 2ds, loss LIZ ST. ger. es133 :
Cnesa- & .. 41ssi064 St. Paul con- 1sS
GO 9s ,,;.....: 1Z2 81. P.,C.& P.1stsl1SM
c. & NV. con 1912 do IS - ion
90 40 .; II. deb 5sl4 So. Pacific As. 81
Shi- Term as. S512 So. Ry. S.. 49,. 116A
Gol. 80; 4s SS9s IS. r. & T. 6s... so
ID. & r. G. As. 1924 IT. &. p lists 1191h
Erie gen. Es.... 87H do Ids ~ f5 ~
F.W. & D c. 1stsl09b Union Pacific 4s1O5%
Gen. Elec. 5s. 1851 Wabash lists 72fi9
so. Cent. lists. ..1l7N do Ids - lin
l. & N. uni. As 10S West Shore As 114al
M. x. q T. 2ds. 8zA Wis. Cent. u.s.. 91N
90 IS .......... 9S% *Va. Centuries 95%
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Mixed

The following table shows the roads
over which yesterdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
SIMMER & THOMAS,
LIVE STOCK BROKE

LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
Orders taken for all kinds of live stock
and time given to responsible parties
Correspondence solicited.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, SIOUX CITY,
Minnesota. Iowa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

tuesday. Monday.
Bar silver, New York;. .597s 59-5sN
Call money, New York. .3lA-6 "a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 6.-Closing: wheat-spot firm: No .
red Western winter IS 10d; No Northern spring. -
1ol4d No California IS 1o-d: futures quiet; Decem-
mixed. new firm. IS Sd; futures firm; November. IS
2s.d. December. IS 3i4d March IS lad. Peas-Can-
adian firm. 6s 3i FlourSt Louis fancy winter steady
Is 80. Hops Londou-Paciac steady. 5sd
t. los Beef steady; India 14s Pork
prime mess, Western. 13s Cd Laritnlerican refined.
pals. quiet AS Cd prime Western. In
46s. HamsShort cut IA 10 16 ~ quiet AS cd. Bacon
quiet; Cumberland e6 TO 30 n. 49s 6t short rib
"a n. ass. long clear mides. light ~ 10.
3D. long clear mddes heavy. SJ 10 40 ~ AS Sd short
clear backs l6 - n. AS Cd; clear bellies.
6s Shoulders-Square II TO IS 10. quiet. 36s Sd
steady finest United States.
Cheese steady: finest
American coIored. 4ss 3D. TaIlow-Prime city steady
2ss Cd Australian in London. quiet 29s Sd. Cotton
seed oil-Hu refined spot quiet 22s 81. Turpentine-
Spirits quiet. 27s. Rosin--Common steady. lid
Petroleurn--Rehned. 7i.d. Linseed firm. 33s
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

rTA1Feau Of g05tsIes @ s oie wfss ad h6s fstuTess m
a So eas25 locally well as aSFoaq & cSper s vas
so uash9nEsd 5peqiof 81 egIs and and SIG casting
elseEolye at M L999o a sa spot saa S was is "a
London closing sing With W s. s0f 'uq' sfeeT was quiet
Ser @ a az s4 a and Cd lower at London at ZIG rs ea
D0esg b iTG0 rom SaFfants 50 aso so; No Northern
fDd tOnDdT so1sSafn sSgS19 s4 5dSs15 g. No foundry
soft, 81 5oaSl6; Giasgo" warrants 'ioST1 " 49,
MoEA AND gaasS 90 :. IF nP m0l@ssss Gf s
the f9cy Gu2 holds rsps 5sasy we're e fe aud RsG snd
+essY ouotaons follow Nev-oreans centrifugal com
elae fair 5sse & sS4ae g9Sd 9f FoTo PF%s Ro 5s@Cc
syrups common. 12ql4c; fair. 15a17e good le2 I'e
ocEAS REIGTzTs-The market for sail tonnage was
steamers the demand IMPROVEMENT and the
SeTe I'D London ID Gasrov "a Bristol s.d Lith
&C. &C. cotton 70 1TsFPoo Rfr 100 "a gc 5
general Fernandina and Charleston to Bremen
Cotton savaInah TO Liverpool Ss Sd option Havre and
ass mraieh to weat COAST Enssnd 45 Nopember
i British 5es Ksdo n Or c Ss pvae
British steamer $50 tons COFFEE Brazil to Ne%-4oIk
trade / or months at about 200: steamer 4se
bark $500 bbis refined and Cor5 raphtha Phladephia
70 French Med5eTTansan port private terms; schoone
Demerara. lumber private terms British schooner 16l
schooner. 5s4 lumber, Jacksonville Daiquiri.
Renee to Havana 81 sehoone 7SS tons phosphate rock
sPs aos out to 70 80 So sd Si te 5
Gss ss ss to II & * anG
free IighteTage; British schooner. 1o4 coal Edge
Philadepha to $50 tons. sand,
oLsEcontinued weakness noticeable IN cottonseed
oil YESTERDAY with N0TeInber ana December both quoted
cline Lnseed oil unsettled Petroleum dull Petroleum.
and in bulk So: refined New IS rs. Cotton
low S5c: off yellow Sie: prime white, SOC prime
yTes s sss xeoW S @ weste nseed quoted &c under e
ArsPSs 1910 81 market at first was firm in SYM
pathy with grain strength steady live hogs
ually gave way in syTnPathy with grain and general
had s5 600 hogs ZOO expected T1ursday
,s sas e 50 aose4 a Ness a sissa
s d5ssg % ess short 50 fesr e 5S i ss2 Rses
siogSo So sStrs SEQ 5PSss mess Rn
quoted baeons. Sc so 10 Sc 1eo In Sc; l49 ~ s3ss:
Ss 8ste, fson 1919 10 T. sc is m sftss se Il au n
ssss9 s hans Rske ssead9 aGefsd
Steady quoted: City Sass5ss; I 51Ao bid, BID IL LARD
anes lsT easier: quoted America Ioc Continent
se Esf oiso HS ioe city lsrd
s the the s.ess fs5.Fsz fer Ef .ss.5g
low fair, 4941ze far TO good asse pine to choice
sso nedS do demssc 4G44e: Java 4ss4ae 0'ss Ran
tOI sIGAR@Tfe "A American Sugar Refining Company an
nounoed at noon that they bad reduced
rce oi DOWN TO level with the other Teners The
continued auess the az Of ae E, aess sz
ouosst9ns follow Cut Loaf crushed and S9Sn9s
POWDERED powdered and fruit gew,aesa 5ioc
Esr' @ Eagle e bass
and b bags granulated b15c: Eagle fine granu
,isssrs lase ssndnsS a & % se ea'
n tSoG 40 10 No Sc g. Nos II and T. e 10. 1
i Is ie ssse . n bags Of ane s:aagl.,ea T. los
saSar today. gale mu.covado sugar, 50 test of
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


1te on hlsh European market advices. Coree futues
5sv easily maintained the early advance with an ad-
srinna rpt1ra in afternoon on unfayoraole news
from the crop Trading during me forenoon was
scT with a notable scarcity OF selling orders iater
= be session however rush Of covering ana invest
sr bIylrg from quarters followed the Teceipts OF
prazIau adyices which stated that the dToutn continued
81 district and that prospects We
even more urfavorable Sentiment was very bulIish IN
afternoon The indicated net advance TOT te
y Of 1920 points and firm undeTtone sales amount. @
\ ~ 80 500 hays closed partial = franc lower
er being 4 franc higher while ttarnouI
made gin o1 54g2- pig. The days eear1s news N
reis in Santos coifee lSht ware
house deliveries United States and iase riaS
these amounted 10 Sl,oVV Dag,
sd al interior Towns 6l 400 bags Spot suIpnes We're
-ssdlv held old prices with rTner unoeFtoIe quo
-sfions were based 6i2c for Rio No invoice lots
fYerarces bags -eported this morning
Amsterdam went at about 2tsc aooNe
h-s,ers' Market firm at The advance GOOD
5-Sirsrv Java quoted 5sc- The worlds visible sup
November aggregated 1eoiooo p5Ss
seanst 1875 last month and 1s3ol6 hags 4dst
-- The increase 100 469 bags over the last fnoh
id been generally expected the trade RIO shlpS
70 Europe bags: the United states soo,vou
has. 70 other countries 1900 bags. Santos shipments
10 Europe 145O00 bags. the United states lG tS
sags Victoria shipments the United states 6tove
ass BIO ernbar1s the United States 5000 bagS
sns for Europe bags. Santos embarks tor iAe
United States - bags and for Europe. $4,000 oags
The ranre of prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. s-Cattle-1Reeeips 2looo including
Westerns Steady best, weak on medium ana
common Good prime sease s. pSor to msdsm ID I9
and feeders. S24S4 % cows II 2op
81 e heifers 81 25a<5 81 2Qs2 25: bulls
s2as4 90 calves. s3aSS Texas fed steers $3as4 West
steers s3G$5 Hoss-Rscepts to-day. 80 Co., to-
morrow (eztnsased e2co: Ieft 100 strong to
$ 7oass o71s rough hssyy 50 4Sgss ss
Receipts 2ooOo: sheep iog15e lower lambs soe love- @
S. 49, lambs So 6eG$i So: Western lambs. $sa
81 60. ...,
strong. 81 s5as5 30. Sheep steady. 81 25asS Lambs
steady. s39s4 IS -,
Bualo Nov sca.tlemsI. cars common en-, on sale; e.
fair s5ass so HogsRecspts p cars Active a and
packers. so1<5 90: medium choice heavy. S3 9og
O pigs sOas5 5o roushs s5 c5as5 50 stass $iaso
Sheep-On active and stronger common
to fancy lambs e5as4 so eu- good 50 %
Hs+ Is Sheep $31<3 65 euIs common. 81 5oG&3
Eaxs Ilhartx. Nov. 6-Catts steady: chnica- IS a00
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

f5s = s. ss .fs :sse
49, eSoss S6ss K KIM aPSY Dried 50 g osss s 90
E 9s6a 5. soa.i s. :s57:: s.
ansF af4ns 200 S90isd @ seag
sissa -s2s et9 o4s e5nn ss s9t sora:s as a
s5s b nnsed i9 5 eli cake s; corn oil cake, s22:
GRAIN.WHEAT- T-setivity sS and a bull market were
e[a realizing marked the afternoon operations with last
&c better than close The bull movement
uPuT II western On aTess most SES OF IN c Ters
Mondays ciose and saa5e over the at
at G hs PFiSe Son5 Of s esay % Win the speculative trade
hoasa mos most & OF the forenoon ard in for French
and on 20 oss cod &c checked by the sharp
.ansae5ions I TUESDAY at the west Included $4,000
moval of the duty in that c6untry Commission houses
here reported excellent business
70 for both local and foreign the exception
early afternoon and followed by enough
decided heayiness noted above although reaction
ahT a as fe in Of the I h Of or s
nent In all European markets pronounced strength vas
sFld up and Paris lo1 points higher than on Mon
DAYS included eS zoo hbls Of our and sa 300 bush
Of wheat. while primary length of
an % were re bush Worlds stocks 6 Of ss hsat ca a
trased with increase year II77Ooo bush Quo
s. s' .l, zssS 55 nomlnsi: bard
NoTtheTH Duluth u sc prompt: No hard NswIors;
19asc and No red New-York, S1Ssc nominal
.CORN-The actions day and Tues
much those On Election
Day operatons indicated strong undertone'
in prices. which level was
tanned today's opening. December selling at toe me
good of the session but was
finally succeeded by realizing and rather weak
close &c under the opening, but 'emlc hlgher 'i
Bullish arguments very nluch ltie
same before. chief among them being strength oil Cs
Chicago. arrivals small every ana ony ta2
ted n Thursday Markets tioroai
and 11=a ssd higher at n1T
demand however, ruled slow again with Cii9
loads renrted at the seaboard. No closed 'oc
prompt No = corn yellow. and No corn wrlte Sh
ho+t ,-onlrt OATS-For time there was colslue
abls demand the Chicago market ott u. the
was eventually supplied prices eased OF late IN
day with markets, closing u'1setSed 1xStte
No white. i5Ssct No i" ny,
s5ic track mixed 42944c: track white 42g5so' ana e 90
white clips +5iec.. RlkMafhet n'Ihs aGo,+. state
rye 53G5sc-. BARLEY-Market STEADY; feedi1s 5f,"in
ouoted 5oa52c mailing: 5t.oic b"tI, 5,S>
eue ~ BfCIIWFT2AT GRAIN-Market dull 0uo'eu' ''''
r Z track, New-YoTk-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov 6-cotton quiet: middling 9-i6c: low
ordinary. 6sc receipts. 935t bales;
exports Britain. s65; the Continent 25sI7
stock. 15T619
savannah. Nov. Cotton steady; miidlng Iisc; low
nidding ec ordinary nominal: receipts. H. 46
bales; France. 7o3I coastwice LILO. sales.
zoo: stock. IiI.G1i.
New-OrIeans. Nov. 6Cotton middling. 7i.c: low
middling Csc ordinary 5-16c: receipts. 2o04
bales France, 800 coastwi.e 1Ji5; sales,
6.0pO. stock. 1872 3Se
Memphis. Nov. s.-Cotton easy; middns 7Sc: low
middlinE Tsc good ordinary. 6ssc: receipts 4+42
bales 63l5; shipments. :459 sales 1sco stock,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Spot coton closed quiet steady. with quotations sc
lower on the basis OF 1SI6c middiing upland and
ellsc FOR miadl;ng Gulf. Sales 754 bales southern
spot teleEraphed follows: New-Orleans
3isc lower ~ {: -Toble easy unchanged at
esc steady. 3-l6c lower. 7isc: Wilmington
.u ne higher 7zc; Norfolk quiet, 3 1Sc lower. at
SIC; Baltimore nominai. 1sc lower. al a%c; Augusta
quiet 732c lower 7&sc Louis quiet, sc lower. at
Tile Estimated receipts New-Orleans tomorrow
are from 10 1soo compared with 29.643
hsles actual bales actual last
AZ Houston for Tomorrow from leoeo TO 1looo oales
compared with 15.os5 bales sctual last week and 1882
hslss actual last
Receipts ports and interior points to-day. COM
psred iast and last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 9. p. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
SID lower; American middling fair. ei6d; good mid
ding, i9sd: mdding 9-32d; low middlng 32d:
good ordinary. 32d: ordinary 25 sd The sales of
the day 5000 bales which 500 for specua
export. included American Receipts
haes. Including 23 900 American Futures opened
easier and closed steady American mddng. c. No
vember 6iE4 5-6id buyers November and Deceuber
Gid buyers: December and January. 4n4 1-64d buy
and February. All 16id sellers February
and March. +a+ i64d sellers: March and April "A
sd sellers: April and May. 4G4 164d sellers: May
and June. 4a4 Sid buyers Lune and July. 4G4 16+i
buyers; July and August, 414 Ltd buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
at New-York for weeks

POULTRY--ALIvF;-Re Receipts today included 20
by express Spring chickens working fairly
same Prime large turkeys sell fairy as do also prime
spng chsken @ per 10 sc fe%s lse &C.
m sqEsy ls "a saioc dncs Meste Per Ps g sse Of
Western poultry continue liberal; there large
quantity stiu during the balance Of the week
proportion receipts occasionally brings pre-
@ iGdn rom N pacs p1h as t The u ] s} nnnr h " small
and Thin the fowls poor and the chickens Of nndesira
SIC. chickens &C. with plenty of useful stock
amP ta S when a secfed oa9 bring M so5d
6qy 6p picked or siSc for caded western spring
more plenty but prime well grown lots sell f4ry, ]
Psn = 6d 0 9T do sesdeG qps RFng DO eu @
spring chickens Philadelphia. fancy. 15qI6c do mixed
SWAMI Prime 1iai2c DO fair 10 good Sgloe
s dry @ P,ekea o Wern aded I best a
dry picked or fcsded poor to fair @ Sasc; fow do
dry pic picked s oo do oo and sG%in 5@e
Western n sge seese @ ertn serng EsSieFn io
s. sf9ass 7ssS2 PtiHd do DARK afs s per '01'' o.
9aa pTms Il per GS5e9 1scoss s
& @ 5 Per c 6a 81 pe paif 81 5oa$s do Tdha
5Oas2 do mallart 75caS do teal b@ewng sson os s'
Saddle. aa ssse4slnts psr s. sSs' sCe f'''S ''' pail
ASD p1Fas q d readily ohr
Irregular quality and value s1sasT
o1ions in light supply and Brussels
s5SqyS so%iy IN the ranges quoted Little change
vegetables Southern beans and peas in fair ae
rnand when quality. but the arrivals are often
inferior prices show wide range Florida
plants plenty a shade lower Other Florida
Teeetahles without quotable change. We quote Pota
toes Belgium large choice per 16s ID bag So do Ger
man large common good. per 16h fb bag. $1gSl 30
good per IL n bag 81 2sas1 81 do comnon
75cax1 prime, sack. S2eIS2 70; do in ou!k
per $50 D 81 12as2 25 do Maine. ordinary $50 io
siste prime sound per $50 n 81 ss2: Albany and
Troy prime. sound, 81 s7as2: do State and Western
prime per sack 81 75as1 so do Jersey good to prime
per bb 81 s2as1 49, do common to fair. 81 3Iqs Do
sweet potatoes. South jersey double head bbl s2a
Tineiand cloth heads. per hbl 81 1882 80; do Mon
mouth County. boi q boqs 20 do Virginia yellow
choice per quart 7goc do inferior. sa5c; cucumbers
as so: cucuInbers hothoure No / pc. dozen eoa7oe
good sfes1 do euls 7easoe eabbases Long ISLAND
psrnan,. FIorids per box s3Gs4 lima beans. potato
choice green per bag. 259SI 80: do ordinary ba
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

81; do fat 75ca$1; onions pickle. white per ob. S29
$ 90 do Orange County white per bag s2ass do red
asS; do poor to fair 5oas2 red.
Per bbl g 25ass oo do yellow So 15ass: white 81
ga do State and Western yellow per bag 81 50Gs3;
90 red 81 5o9ss okra. Florida per baske. carrier
DO Norfolk freight 81 25Gs1 75; peppers. Jersey red
per bbl. 81 50dsI 75 do S1GS1 so;
Virginia. 81 25dS1 string beans.
Virginia half basket 81 25ds T5 Charleston,
per basket. S1dsl 80: inferior coarse urnips Jer
sey. Russia per bbl 75c Go Canada. Russia T0aT5c:
tomatoes Florida. per carrier. 50 5OGs3.