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The leader., 1901-06-19

DR.. B. ID. Gray, president of George
town College, Kentucky, preached the
commencement sermon for the A. &
M. College.
The leader., 1901-06-19

jackson has its first automobile. Its
owner is Gen. s. B. Carnes, president
OF the jackson Electric Light, Power
d Street Railway Company.
The leader., 1901-06-19
THE KEYNOTE
or ECONOMY
Excellent Groceries

in It's travels. The list below
shows the quantity of good
things that can be purchased for
The leader., 1901-06-19

Mrs. Susie Pegram left on Friday
last for visit to Hermanville rela
tives.
The leader., 1901-06-19

Have your umbrella recovered
Bargains in covers this week at
JOHN McGRATH 4 Sons.
The leader., 1901-06-19

THE PROBLEM-HOw TO BE BEAUTIFUL
has been successfully solved by the
renowned Madam Post and her cele
brated preparations for preserving
and identifying the complexion are in
great demand.
MADAM POSTS TREATMENTS
on sale at the popular store of
JOHN McGRATH & SONS.
Brookhaven, Miss.
The leader., 1901-06-19

The Sunday law was we'll observed
last Sunday.
The leader., 1901-06-19

Miss Bette Coca and Master Har-
mon are improving after several days
fever.
The leader., 1901-06-19
THE LEADER.
Wednesday Evening, June 10, 1901.
OFFICIAL CITY DIRECTORY.

MAYOR. n. Daughtry.
ALDERNES-First Ward J. II. Wiloughby;
Second Ward, W. II. Seayey; Third Ward, X.
T. Scherck Fourth Ward, A. 4. Moreton; City
at-Iarge, Chas. Schnorrenberg.
TREAsURER-Chas. r. Heuck.
CI.ERK-W. II. Seavey.
MkRsHAI-R. G.. Applewhite.
NIGHT WATCHMAN-I. Forsythe.
City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brennan.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen hold regl-
ar meetings the first Tuesday evening in every
month.
The leader., 1901-06-19
" lew Domestic"
SEWING MACHINES
ARE SOLD ON TRIAL.

on
chine spar tame
Mac othersfo
We the
The leader., 1901-06-19
$500

These are not 30 cent values at
S1.00, but dollar for dollar goods.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

NETA1sLTwo important points brought out IN
the e a sal aafks'T IN the price oi spetT s
bid as result Of reports ihst at n me Tsi London Closed
unchanged at 30 The other very heavy 6us sao
ssss tons 1e placed market
,ss @ 81 Rfs . gan M T e Is local oe
aseted I'll itl xaIes ets for ectroyc and
prices not essenaiy 1ed s4 Snsnsse ss spat at
is and 2. tS1 for S6a closed edd Is a
quiet and 1 m g Iron was onIe Glasgow closed
5Ss sd and a. IS d Pig iron %o-tSsn
8sFs S9s s sS s1s Sa
soS6hfTns sSs ANp sYRUPs-rhe grades Of
STEADY oss TO ans 60qG oe
GaaTs sTgPs were STEADY snd
9g9agsf 9asr fGsS good i7soo =
Ssos eoon ePen 1asi4o fair i57c: good ITS
2SsGs 2Se pfas asf?se 5esse 25asoe ,r., su.,
ness was conned the charterng Of small size vessels
for the and West India traces so ns
slow with no IN e5set 70 t1e ra
1d Ionao aissgow I'D Bristol Pa: "a Hsi5h ks
bnrr Is pigs Bremen 25 pigs Rotterdam 4c cotton to
O9 100 n lsG LonS9 3 Gass as s toms hay
to South ss Asa z6 , aoc JaPuasy 9os sss d9gr
British British Steamer 2sa4 tons
to ye s ios Tons os
cola to United Kingdom Continent at or about = los
10 two ports Continent and Kingdom ss Janu
aryFebruary: Spanish steamer &Se4 IONS A.2
IONS Norfolk TO Kingston 81 7o schooner 5o9
IONS fertilizer MARTINIQUE S2 90 schooner
.e6 tons hence to st Pierre Martinique
private terms schooner. s9s TONS lumber Brunswlck to
EevsYork private terms; schooner 531 tons. lumber.
charleston NewYor, SIS 2 schooner TIA TONS lumber
schooner tons boards Norfolk 70 New,York
So 70 schooner 344 lumber. Norfolk 10 Boston
coal, Baltimore TO Providence or
New-Haven. 81 TO- 10 days loading and discharging;
schooner 623 TONS COAL Norfolk New-Bedfcrd 81 TO-
dsys loading schooner 3d. tons. COAL Perth Amhoy to
Ros,on 6,e schooner. 3o3 tons. coal, Weehawken 10
Newport, a.sc
oII,S-With better demand and in sympathy with the
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

sh s @ st Of & The ssass a IN
s. g. snd d in bulk s. o e e5' 81 &C sP6 N
SEED oIIPre crude bbls 881te nominal prime sum
white 4oa42c prime winter yellow 4oa42e linssed oil
Sc inseed quoted city lard OIL
PRovIsIoNs-selling off early in the day under the
drop in grain and offerings BY PACKERS the provision
turn in Wheat The light Weisht in hoga %as also an in
1a the 6 @ oo dnsf @ cs sSP Is at
!y a2a SIS :sss q So onsh eay a s. Short
sS f slesf 9S aSMps SO Ggs ous1s so
@s21 50 DRESSED EoGs-steady:: Quoted: Bacons.
T lsG z Ss n bellies s !ss d S sSog p5s
10Ae; 10 NJ 93 @e9c; 10 ~ 9a9sc IA NJ sac picked
~ % ss ?'s1 eity 5 5@sc country
s99.sd a5oe, reanea STEADY quoted AsFiss
f2sT aaofed EsEs onoted
ole9 E, fcr 1o%G; C.; city lsrd stearns, l1aI1Ae
day and modGateiy active gnehansed prices
e 10y fair 4a4s fair good prime choice choice
&Ssc domeste a4e a5na java a4e as56
sUGAR@Tradng in the market for refined sugar was
slightly to-day and out
Changed list Prices on the BASIS o for standard and
nd nd no"d c e6e @ & on x
POWDERED 2o5c powdered coarse powdered and fruit M
Eagle and fine granalated SC: Eagle 10
Eagle fine granuated granulated and diamond
A. 1900 confectioners A. 4.70c No l. soc; Nos and
450c No 45c; No s. 440c: No 6. 43oc: No 2Qe;
No s. 4loT; No 4o5e No 10 &c: Nos Il and and. ~
fine grarulated. 4.9oc- The market for was
quite firm to-day and values we'll held the basis
Of 3c for centrifugal 52c for muscovado and 32c
for molasses Offerings light while rehners
We're ready buyers Cable advices helped give firm un
dertone the local sugar London was
1 at Is sale of soo aaSs' tons Of Java sugar
freight ard insurance, made about the basis OF
3S4c for centrifugal
TEA-The market for futures dull all day
without quotabe change in prices which ruled follows
December aad Januart. 13S0g1390c; February. 13eog
lac: March and April 13 90614c; May, 14G14. 10c.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

so ess IS
s. 75as2 partridges 81 5ossl 75; woodcock s1ssl %
os2 aard 7Scasi: raSbl,s 'G; per pair isasoc: jack
noTAToEs AND vBeETAgLEsaIrish potatoes are
gher s n esc s buyer s os sae be orns hs e ee
Sweet potatoes Onions 5 about steady for
fair demand when Of chGise qualify ordinary lots SoT
Norfolk spinach arrived to-day and sold a, 50 per bh
string beans are liberal offerings
Other kinds Florida xsEsaoes @ ago. steady s .Ss5Iv
rather quiet. although strictly choice lots about
bag 50 2Sas2 10: do Beigiunn large choice per ss ~
@ @ so d4g aE pf per to m SOD s ssF s
s. 90 do Maine prime per sa s. So los2 "a go 90 do do 5Tn sa5s
s. 5os2 do Jersey good to pTi%s per Dbl
66 81 5ods2 IS do Vnesnd heads s. Soass:
aaf aah "a Ss eF escdrS 8sf s T s ssS
nD & Forda r r cbooe r 9t b s I @ M
5asss lsns Ine 1ssnd TO per s3olS 1855
da per bex sas5 escaroe per Dbl sa9
Der T bb 1 sas4 d Norfolk per half Dbl basket Oc
@ do % b9 Rs 3 Spl s o do
white bag $2at & do s. red & fair do to DD9r p5Ims f5
@ aS 90 81 Do & @ dc We fed s. PsS Gss sS DO = tate
and western TiOy yellow per bag sse$35 10 red 81 22s
E 90 do haG's s5 So peppe r
per carrier ssas4; roaine orleans. bsl ssgsa
E PqFid7 Pef Sb PsF ST. Gesfss ao Bstim5r
s. 5oSs4 T5aS 5qaash PEI Hu66afd do
So turnps, Canada, Russia per DOL o1soo0' '0
toes Florida, per carrier, S3GS4 -s ,s
HAY AND RAw-HAY-Receipts for Sunday and
Monday extravagant and the market appears 10
late rates 1t is the OPINION
that with reasonable receipts ana tn
usually precedes imperative
of holiday times prices the useful local grades
hay are likely shrink We quote; Prime tirse
bales per 100 ~ 92E a95c; No l. S5qS14ec: NO uaV
S25zc 8 6OG722c small bales of hay 2sc less unan
AW-Not much long rye coming lorwaiu
prices at 75s5c per 100 ID e
reported at the Produce tAcnarSe
Ar noon today: Hudson River Railroad 800; Erie Rail
road 40; Pennsylvania Railroad 16O; Delaware
wanna and Western Railroad CO. West Shore railroad oo
Iehgh Valley Railroad 10: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
40 Central Railroad NewJersey. So Vermont central
Railroad 9s5 boats. 7O total 1s5 tons Receipts
of river. 50 tons by ran -.
FTein Dec a-Owng to that the creamery men
are not able to there was little GONG
BOARD of to-day. The market was oeciateu
Arm at 24ibc The output for the Elgin district was
given 4 600. 600 ~
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

do. 141 ~ at 81 rs; es Psnnsyivania do 121 ~ at
s. 4 r. = suII s s. q
s. 1sa a Mss9sza Ms%s DO s'? d.
i 81 &C. cus Is ss'f IS n do at s s 81 e 81
sssss s5 IS a. 5 s ss s. s & sssi:
.. s. n ss go 3! !nssna k.Hsaesz ss ss
g = ~ at e5 ~ RenDsylvana @ @ do DO 50 n. at
s 81 s. 20 90. Dc 20 al s s. 90 sa'i 90
s.: Penasylvana DO: los n at 30 Ohio DO
ssans s Fl at + = S at lG s. 5o sp II nGiana .
HaTrngtSn a. 2q2 70 Canada io d0s m 8 r. at @ : W;1 ye 11
50: iso DO u IN ~ =, at s. 81 % 2lo s Sts5e a 3 fs
Is IS at S. d. IS s5'ds sssss so 'D a. o. %
Do d. S IS ST r. TO- At a s. sheep M 50 and DE- a&b 6s NJ So # H. % s ds
sheep 80 n at 90 q n - at 81 70: 81 do 90 10 10
ns is 8 & 9 90 iS 81 Do g + c ~
ohio DE- isS Sheep S d n s. h a. So; q da d n R % at g. e. m as s 3D.
Judd Go: EOS state lambs z n at s. IS: IL do
s. 5 Is1 Pennsyivana do s. 50: ia4 do g ~
s. 3 do a los ~ 20 at IT. 81 81 81 Sheep and
i i 90 as 4 90; 9 *sate d. s.
's m at 81 So q do f = csnads1 "a a s % lambs as ~ at
30 % Ksng6y - DO s. s. n at s. e snect2 stats DO ei q m m a s.
o s. o St State S' DO s 5 al ss
%llsI5sa :as 'Sni Raso @R65 -
goo do ,asD IS M II, at s. s s State do 81 H. at ST sO
JsiTes Wright Co.: 81 state lambs . 7s s NJ at IS;
II do rs 25; 1873 do 81 10. at So 10; sheep
90 1b 10 107 10 81 10: 20 Gull sheep 75 H.
a 81 80.
n H Hollis 16 State lambs ~ NJ at s. 12s Il DO
81 fb at So; % sheep 9S 10. at So; do. ia 10, at -
J G. Curtis & Son: 40 State lambs % ~ at - So
1O5 10 50 40 so 10. So %; As DO 50 H. at 81
HOGS-Recepts for two days were 6S3a cars or 12Si2
including be sold The feeling was
trfe hrn. Good Western and Ohio hogs sold at 50 go
per n: hogs So fOGS6 IS. Country
dressed hogs steady at 6GIc 10 for heavy weights
ga Q71zc for medium and SNS12c for light hogs
Sales-S & us Western hogs 16i 10 average,
at $5 90 100 H. 10 do, 19J b at Sc TO- Toughs 85
10, at So 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
OTHER MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 9-CattleRecepts. "a GOO head; general
medium S4GS6 stockers feeders, S223Grs25
81 25$4 heifers. 81 50GS5 so; Gamers, 81 g
So 80: bulls. S2GSi15 calves 81 50GS5 so Hogs-Re-
ceips so 600 head TO morrow $4,000: left 5000:
Sc higher. closing weak Mixed and butchers.
S56Se 30: 70 choice 50 45Gs6 As; rough
heavy s. 6oS light 25Gs590 bulk of sales, 50 so
ass 30 Sheep-Recepts $4,000: steady to strong Good
TO choice wethers s3 5OGs5 25 Western sheep. s3q$4'
native lambs 50 JOG$5: Western lambs. S2qS42o.
Cincinnati pee 9-Hogs active. 4GS6 20. Cattle
strong higher 50 25GS5 Sheep steady S1e59$3 %;
Lambs steady, S3dS4 10.
East Buffalo, Dec. 9.-Cattle-Recepts, $500 head:
good demand: stronger for good grades; others
easier; weights best steers. S6 500 81;
fairly good choice s6Gs6 0 good to choice ship
ing S. 6GdS5 so; 10 medium. 81 S0dSo 5O mixed
butchers s3 40GS4 choice heifers. S3ds52
export bulls So GdS4 81 50aSi 40 Veals So 70
81 common good S3 5GG$6 so Hogs-Receipts,
head: fairly S0GS5 so; light do
packers, S6GS6 10; heavy S61O1S62O;
pigs S5 40as5 TO- roughs 50 25GS5 So 1884 %
Sheep Lambs-Receipts. pa head: lower; choice
lambs 81 75S4 s5: good to choice, 81 50GS4 6 culs
fair 506Sf 40 Sheep choice. handy wetners. 50 90
Ns3 10 common To mixed 50 65GS3 culls and
5O0S2 30: heavy export and wethers,
s.. 5O9S3 80; yearlings. So 75GS4.
East Liberty Dec 9.-Cattle steady; choice S5.I5
@S6 prime s5 5ogs5 40; good s. 1883 10 Hogs act
i've but lower: prime heavies Sc 30GS640 heavy
dius So l5Gs6 light do 50 95$6 pigs S55OaS5 so;
heavy Workers S0S5 S. light do s. 1OGS5 s roughs
81 50GS5 60 sheep steady; best wethers 50 60Gs3 49,
euiIs and s1as2; yearlings 81 5oaSs rs Veal
calv 501S6.23-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. December =. 1SOl
Of smaller longs were prompted oS
Weakness in European markets and heavier interior sr
ssn receipts than expected dump their holdings
cned 10 points official opening being decrl6ed as
steady at unchanged prices 10 points decline but Es
no the bear contingent,
developed al cd tunes
prices ruled very STEADY suLtelI-s ~
fafore the close somewhat above Saturday
Ihe day proved featureless trading pens eXceonsIE
light Total sales GOO The market closed
ret unchanged points higher and steaoy ~ sole
rsr lower Hamburg declined partial a Pig Tor lie
nav. Rio coffee $50 res and the e2cnAIs Fte
1-S2d 10 S32d No change occurred N te SAM
market Interior receipts amounted to 35Vo bags anu
Warehouse deliveries above the average OF ate
vrerstirg Brazilian spot coffee IN me
with the tradlls oas oso
Tor Rio 10 and No 4. invoice oIs.
rorted Brazil were as foiio"s-
Raphae with 5000 from Bahia December - stle
sarna date and tie Ceryantes. with oco pats
rom santoe same date Weekly receipts ron rom
T3ahia were a.0Os bags. and he ITeseft S.Oehs
SS shipments 10 the Ifllted
we've 500 bags: Europe ? 400 rags Ioee
warehouse deliveries the United states 1or Ine
40 s4a bags for the week ago or the 1o[eT
smort Nev-Yor reported 1866 bags santos S
we're 100 bags compared Win -iovV
10000 bags for the same Neeh d
aggregated lu2y!V paes,
IL? previous week and 4lVoo oess ~
same BIO shipr1elts 70 .E Son 80
states the week. TO EuroSe So,oco p6s0
santos shipments to United States, Sooeo bags
The range contract prices in the local ~ '
nj
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

coTToN-Cotton had a big to-day on its merits.
The opened steady at advance q l4q1 points
shorts who staInpedeo oy
OF sac points Liverpool Bull commence was IN
spot markets and by reports that European bear interests
had completely abandoned their position and were IN u
IN the local ring on the aoEaics
entirely the long side the oulk Q! ~
cotton Owned by investors who gathered in profits ranging
from 20 to 50 points wave of buying Jaru-
ary Jumped SIS and NAY to Sd these nslss plis @
in Memphis. coupled Win q IoIe
very colder temperatures IN the south 10
Western grain interests solo out greI rree % sert
uplift- Toward midday me halkel
after midday under large estimates or
New-or.ears and Houston receipts January loucnsu
sl3 and May before fresh general paylng c s
the market points Inc Ioon PiaII
q second advance was so raIu II13t
picked 10 eooo
the big receipts vi o.
ers 10 the pors for Immediate shipment 70 Europ
thar the total port receipts fcr te ess ae
eaar disparity predicted for the rest OF me
reports spot markets -
their views The monthly statement from lHepoi
showed exports yarns and cloths foT the las. u
an6 for the thus far 10 De oeloe.y re
same tine asr year thus confirming the !, -
Gently Manchester Is Iuily a. .a IN
better. Fan River news sA 80 S,S
keeping bullish ideas here ana splntes bere
freely for supplies throughout the Soutn
information the belt to give ~ 6av
shor1 con estimates Interior receipts ioG Ine oa
Zen 0a0 bs-es <borf Of those day last year
and predictions pointed to general faln6 .ha Is.t
interior movement for time TO come IN rrsat
O. cotton sold by scapers for profits rear tat
higher tomorrow tSrs were
ne entire bear contingent shong & resfion rom to-ays
further rise The close steady, with prices ie' ~
points higher. -. 49,, MARKET to-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 8.-closing: Wheat-spot firm; No 2
1,fd; No CALIFORNIA Is Sd futures steady March 2 IS
old IS "a futures quiet January. 5s 5Asd; March, os
47sd; May IS 4Tsd. Peas-Canadian strong, IS 9lsd-
Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady. rs 3D. Hops at
Pacific Coaso steady 1903 15s Beef irna ex-
ira Ios 3D. Pork steady prime mess, West
7ss Lard-American refined in pals firm soc;
cut IA to quiet ass 80. BaconCumberland cut &c
10 10 quiet AS: rib Is 10 2f ~ quiet ass Cd
long clear ldIas light "a fb steady ass 3D. long
clear mddes. heavy IS to 40 in quiet AS Cd: short
clear $685. clear bellies IA to Is
quiet, sos slouidersSauaTe II TO IS ID steady is
United States e2s; good United
States Tos erican finest white. ASS Sd
colored 46s Talow firm: prime city. 2ss
3d Australian in London 31s. Cottonseed oii-Hui
hned-Spot firm 22s. Turpentine-Spirits firm. eIs Sd
steady. As Petroeum-Renned Iku
Linseed oil quiet. 32s.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. eThe offerings at the wool auction sales
IA 1S5 bales Competition spirited
and fine qualities sold full Fine scoureds
eagerly bought by French and German buyers good
selection greasy active demand the
home trade and Continent. occasionally was
active and bids showed slight Improvement over pre-
vious sales Following the sales South
Wales 2 200 bales secured. 4l=dq1s Sd; greasy go
gid Queensland. 800 bales; secured, sd41s sad.
greasy 3I.dG1od Victoria, 1000 bales: secured. 52d
Is 8isd; greasy 44d9IOd. Australia 800 bales:
secured 71ada1s AID; greasy 7dQ714d West Australia
1000 bales secured. 4isdG1s lid greasy, s1adq7d Tas
mania. bales; greasy, SAdGSd New-Zealand 500
males: scoured. 4Aq1s 3D. greasy. 212da9d.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
contract prices in the local market to

Spot closed quiet with quotations &c hgneI, on
the basis Of SIC nddng upland ana sac IoI
ding Cult Sales. 1900 bales. Southerh spot
teegTaphea follows: New-Orieans nrn sc
higher at Sc; Mobile nominal unchaIgea al &c.
rennsh steady 3-iSc higher at lo-Ioci theIfesoii
steady 532c higher. 7ssc wilmington fIriii III
changed 7tsc; 3l6c higher az Sc
nominal. Unchanged at SC: Augusta frIn 3-i6c
higher sac: firm. isc higher at sc hsti-
mated receipts New-OreBns for tomorrow are from
5co5 10 5000 bales compared with 1Ss4s haes acuai
last week and II 334 bales actual last year AT
for 900 bales compared with
ss4 bales actual last and 2e72 bales actual last
Receipts az the and interior points to day as
compared with the day week and last
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of th.

- Secretary. Washington. D. c. Nov 1e. 1so1-rhe old
u s. Aint property side OF
between Chestnut street and the City Hail. PhlIadepnt.
Pa will be offered for sale public auction
p NJ December 10 1901 front Of said premises Terms
cash. and bid less than two million dollars VIII Be con-
sdered- The highest bidder deposit with the
toneers the day Of the sale certified check for
hundred dollars
Treasurer of the United States a. guarantees OF sod
faith, balance OF the purchase b
paid the delivery OF the deed The right II
OF the Treasury until Decembsr
81 1901 reject the highest bid For further
Information apply charge OF the
sale Messrs. SAMUEL T. FREEMAN 4 Co, s ". Coz.
18th aud Walnut streets. Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
Proposals.
Dosr oFFICE pEPARTMENT. wAsHINa

L TON D. c. SEPTEMBER 26. 1e01.-Propcsals VIII
received the Post ONCE Department in the city
of until O'Clock p Wednesday, the
January 1902 for conveying the mails OF The
United States by steamships descr.bst IN rbe
March 1891 between the several ports or the
several in f7rsign countries
which speefcal: Lanned rne schs inls ef ro1tes
Proposals invited for service
routes contracts for ten EACH which
shall commence 1902 The right 10
reject all bids
SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED ROUTES.
No. SO NJ. S. From New York Puerto Caoeflos
calling at San Juan. Curacao ani La Guars
weeks. in vessels OF the third eiasA>
Time: eight days to Curacao niae lays to La Gusrs
Bond required with bid $500.
No. 80. 8" 20 Maracafbo.
Venezuela, calling at La Guaira and Curacao once
two vessels OF :he fourth class Time
TO La Guaira. seven days. Bond required with bid,
5000.
Circulars containing copy OF the Act list Of the
Instructions to bidders. and blank forms OF
posals with accompanying bonds be obtained cf the
Superintendent Mails. Once DeparImens.
O and after October 18th. 1901.
CH. EMORY SMITH. Postmaster GeneraL
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
rJvrRPoor, COTTON MARKET.

IJverpool Dec O. 4 D u-Cotton-Spot. demand.
prices 1920 I'D higher. American mdding fair S13
good middIing. 4s.d; middling, 4ssd: low nlddns
4 ordinary 13-32d. ordinary, 5-32d- The
sales OF the day 5000 bales, Of which 500 were
for speculation and included $500 American
Receipts. 1S.4oo bales, all American Futures opened
firm and steady; American middlinS. c.
December S5-6id sellers; December and January
33-64d buyers; January and February % sid sellers
FEBRUARY and March, 31-64d buyers. March and April
3o64G4 S1-s4d buyers; April and May, 305414 3164d
June. 4 30-6id June and July,
s0-e4d sellers July and August. 29-64Q4 so Sad buy
ers: August and September. -6464 25-6id value.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dee Cotton steady niddling 5sc; low
mlddIiag T-16c; good ordinary Csc Receipts 199Si
bales: exports coastwse 723 sales. pa stock 1876 io
Savannah Cotton steady: middlng Z l5-l6c:
middlng 7l3c Receipts. 1.12f bales: exports TO
Great Britain 490T bales the Continent. 1921
coastwIse arc; sales 63i; stock. 1I4.7S7.
New Orleans Dec. 9.-Cottou frm; middling. Sc; low
1Ssc: good ordinary, Lice Receipts. 1O95l
bales; exports coastwse. ZOO sales 6ooo stock
Memphis Dec. Cotton firm mddng 1l-i6c; low
middlng T-16c good ordinary. Lie Net receipts.
40sa bales gross Ts4S shipments $40. sales. 1s0o.
SGS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 9.-FIour firm; best patent spring 81 J9
so: bakers straight spring. s4as4 25 bakers clear
grades winter and spring. 81 5g
S. best family winter So patent winter 81 259
81 5O clear So 50qS3 cracker -four So 50aSS rye
flour 5Oas4 Wheat. spring little doing; No North
seize. Corn quiet firm; No yellow 12$.G No DO
white 5312c; No do. 53c; No mixed, sic; No do
5O13c. Barley. nothing doing. Rye No L offered ile
Chicago, 9.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady: No
sping wheat 75476izc: No red. s4c No yellow corn
6sl.c; No oats 4Tq4T3ac: No white 4s% qt9tsc: No
ing barley 5S14 No haxseed, 81 ~ NO North
western 81 45: prime timothy seed s +oIS6 so Sov
contrast grade So So pork bbi sl5 @OaS15 co.
lard per 50 s2lsas9 So short RIBS sides geose,
SS 45GSS co. dry shoulders boxedD 81 290sI 80;
short clear sides (boxe IS dS9: whiskey basis OF
high wines 81 80 On Produce Exchange to-day the
hrm; creamertes l4g24c carries log
2c steady. 914Q10+c eggs firm. resi- 24a2oc
Duluth Dec e-C1ose: Wheat. cash. No hard. so4s q:
77$c, May, Sic. Oats. 457sc. Corn. 6oc-
Milwaukee Dec. 9.-Wheat irregular. Close: No l
Northern I91I9izc Northern I6QI9htc May. S37sc
rye lower; 63c. Barley steady No = Sc sample
5OG61 i2c- Com. May, 6SSsc
Minneapolis Dec. e.-CIose: Wheat cash. Is5sc; De
No Northern 7sssc northern. 765sqIT1sc. Flour
lOc rp; first patents 81 10S4 20; second patents 50 95
clears s3GSS 10: second clears 81 TO- Bran In
bulk. S20dS2o 05.
philadelphia Dec 9-Wheat firm. 1c higher; contract
grade December sIGS11ac. quiet but steady; No
NIKE December. S7ie Oats firm; No , white,
clipped per Dbl higher; winter super
81 6OS2 So do extras 81 S5$3 10; Pennsylvania. roller
clear So 30dsS do straight S3 i0dSS 90 Western win
clear d$3 do straight. So 50S3 40; DO patent
patent. S4$4 IS; do avorite brands 81 30S4 40 Rye
firm 25GS3 80 hbl for choice PENNSYLVANIA
Buckwheat -four steady. at SS2 10 per 100 b Butter
demand; fancy Western crean:ery, 2614 90
nearby West=rn. 26c; DO Southwestern, 26c; do
Southern Cheese firm; Nev-EOrk full creams fancy,
small 11c do fair choice. 9GGiO+c. ReeeiptstIoir
1900 bbs and 1.s33G COO 10 in sacks wheat $4,000 bus
10000 oats. 1900
St. Louis Dec s.-Close: No red cash s51sc:
December S5c; May So 5i2c: No hard ltDI9c Corn No
cash 6T I@c December isc: May. 70ssc. Oats No
cash. +9=c December, +9l4c: May 4ss4c No white Soc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits steady in to-day, but
quiet unchanged prices. Rosn, and pitch were
steady We quote:
TAR-Reguiars 81 s5; do bbls, So 80.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3114G3sc -
ROSIN-Common good srained- 81 55 d, 81 90; T.,
81 F. 75; G. 75; 81 so; X, 81 90; NJ
So: n. So G5; w G, 81, and W w, 81 Is
STOCKS ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bbls - .cg
Savannah. Dec. 9.-Spirits turpentne firm 35@sci re
ceips 76i bbs; sales 500 bbs exports go ob o5n a
receipts, bbs: sales 1549 bbs: exports Isl
bbIs quote. y. and D. 81 10; Z. 81 10; F. 81 20; q
81 IS; H. 81 10; 81 TO- K s. p; NJ. 81 65 y. So 20
w C, SO 60; w w. So So
Charleston. Dec. 9.-Turpentne firm, unchanged
Rosin firm, unchanged.
Wilmington: Dec 9-Spirits turpenne. nothing doing
receipts. - Rosin firm a5cqS1 receipts. 1S bn
turpentine quiet 81 1OGs2 receipts % bbls Tar
firm 81 20; receipts 234 bbls.