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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
WALL STREET REVIEW
  SPECULATIVE SENTIMENT WAS CONSIDERABLY SETTLED. There Was Strength in Stocks Early in Day, But Reaction at Close. Railroad Bonds Were
 Irregular.

NEW YORK Oct S-The conflicting and varying. movement of prices in the stock mar ket today showed that speculative sentiment was considerably unsettled. The impressive buying of yesterday which came from 8 few concentrated sources evidently made an i'm pression on professional traders. They were inclined to take the view that the wavering movement o f the market yesterday was continuation of the downward movement. large bear interests taking advantage of raid on leading stocks to cover their snort contracts influenced by this conviction there was dls- position to cover short lines today. drive against Sugar and Brooklyn transit atter the early strength unsettled this conviction. but the bears had evidently lost their aggressive spirit and did not pursue their advantage,
 but took occasion to cover their snort ines against it. Prices touched the highest late M the day but the situation again overcame the speculators and prices sold off again max ing the closing easy. The signs or an over sold condition of the market were balanced against the persisting doubts and dread that
 the money market resources are not sunlclent sni | to save the situation for the remaining period of interior demands for currency. Back or this lies an apprehension in some quarters that the present reactionary tendency or tne market may mark a step in a prolonged down ward movement, preliminary to accompanying a cycle of declining trade and the industry | following the continuation of the late period of prosperity. Even supposing such period has fairly set in, the normal course or the decline is to be punctuated by occasional upward reactions Of special influence at work today the publication of the unfavor-
 
 Brooklyn Transit was regarded as the cu- imitation of unfavorable conditions for that stock. The steadyiug of the raw copper mar ket in London seeined to affect Amalgamated
 Copper interests. The death of the Ameer Of Afghanistan depressing factor in the
 London market which was reflected here Movements in the foreign markets were de- cidedly confused. Consols dropper sharply and the fall in sterling exchange at both Berlin and Paris semed to reflect some withdrawal Of capital from London. this in spite of re- purchases for Paris account in the London l V~Ha
 London, notwithstanding the installment of subscriptions due the new consols on Fri day which amounts to eome S25 900 ooo Sterling exchange in New York continued firm which was probably the dominant influence on
 the decline in the London money rates.
 The recent reports of coming increase In the Atchson dividend rate persisted today but
 that stock showed less ffrmness than others ir the list and closed at a net decline. St Paul was conspicuously strong and there was
 a renewed advance in the Vanderbilts. The late reaction, however, was universal Rall- road bonds shared in the irreguaTity of stocks Total sales (par value) S2,276, 900.
 United States bonds were all unchanged on | the last call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
LIST OF DELEGATES. ~:= Party That Will Attend Congress in
 Mexico.

Washington, Oct. S-The following Is the official list of the delegates to the International Conference of American States and guests who will leave Wash ington Saturday next for the City of Mexico, stopping at St. Louis from Sun day evening until Tuesday:
 Argentine Rcpublic-Senor Martin Gar cia Merou, t. E. and M. F., delegate.
 Brazil-None.
 Chile-Senor Don Alberto Blest Cana, delegate; Senaro Cana, Senor Don Au- gusto Matte.
 Colombia-senor Don Carlos Martinez Silva. F. E. and M. P, delegate.
 Guatemala-None.
 Hayti-Mr. J. N. Leger, E. E. and M F., delegate; Madame Leger.
 Nicara agua-Senor Don Luis F. Corea, E. E. and M. P. delegate; Senor Don Ale iandro Bermudez.
 Peru-Senor Don Isaac Alzamora, dele gate; Senor Don Alberto Elmore, Sonora Elmora, Senor Don Manuel de Calderon, E. E. and M. P, delegate; Sonora Cal deron two children), Senorita Calderon. Senorita Rosa Calderon, Senor Don Juan de Osma, Senor Don P. Davalos Lisson.
 United States-Mr. Henry G. Davis del egate; Mrs Davis, Mrs. Katherine Brown. Miss Brown, MT. w I. Buchanan, dele gate: Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Buchanan. Hill Miss Eva Foster, MT. Charles NJ. Pepper, delegate; Mrs Pepper Miss Pep per MT John Barrett.
 Nenezuela-Senor Don Jos NJ. Fortoul.
 International Union of American Re- pubics-Mr. Wm. c. Fox. Secretary and Acting Director: Mrs. Fox Miss Fox, Mir C. s. Robb, MT. A. V. Foster
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
THE LIST OF CASUALTIES
Names of the American Soldiers Killed by Filipinos at
 Balangiga.

Washington, Oct 8-The list of casual ties sustained by the ill-fated Company C. 9th infantry, in the massacre in the Philippine Island of Samvar, is given in the following cablegram received at the War Department late this afternoon:
 Manila. Oct 8. Adjutant-General, Washington: ...
 Casualties in the engagement at Balan- giga, Samar, Sept. &. Wounded will be reported as soon as received:
 Company C. 9th U. s. infantry-Killed. Sergeant John F. Martin, Sergeant James N Handles, Corporal Henry J. Scharer, Privates Jos. I. Godon, James Martin, John w. Aydelotte, Byron Dent, Eli Fitz- gerald, Chas. E. Sterling, Robert Sproull. John H. Miller, Richard Long, Jos. Tur- ner, Gustav F. Schuitzler. Corporal Frank Mccormack, Privates Proal, Pe- ters, Private Leonard P. Schley, ArtihceT Jos. R. Marr, Privates James F. McDer- mott Chas. E. Davis, Harry M. Wood John Wannebo, Jos. O. Kleinhample Robert l.. Booth, Guy c. Dennis, John D Armani, Little Armani. George Bony John D. Buhrer, James L. Cain Frank Vobayi, Charles Powers. Died from wounds-Corporal Thomas E. Baird, Private c. F. Recard, Private Floyd J. Shoemaker.
 Missing, bodies probably burned wher | insurgents deserted town-Musician Johr l.. Covington, Privates Patrick J. Bob. | bins Jerry J. Driscoll Evans South, Au. gust F. Porczeng. Christian s. Williams | Claude c. Wingo, also Harry Wright hospital corps.
 Killed Sept. 1-Basay, Samar. Company c, 9th infantry; Corporal John l.. Weiss Private Charles c. McManius. Chaffee.
 At the War Department 1t Is said that the names of Jos. I. Godon. Gustav F Schuitzler and John Wannebo are subject to correction later.
 The three officers killed in the fight are not mentioned in today's list, their deaths having been reported in. a dispatch sent several days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct S-Another scare among the wheat shorts gave strength to an otherwise dull and narrow market today and December wheat closed % higher. December corn 4s lower and December oats unchanged. Provi, for the first two hours of trading. December opening a shade to h9h lower on indinere1t cables. The traders had expected puoyant cable list after yesterdays bulge and when they were disappointed they began to reel the infunce of the bearish conditions that have prevailed for the last week. December sold on early to 6eh. Then reports of buying for the outside account. especially of May for the Northwest coupled with buying by prominent a quick rise to 7oss was the result Profit talk ing near the end of the session eased Decem- 7oas Local receipts were POP cars. two of contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth re- Pofnfs Pohts Sss ef Gs4I o4 aeanst sss for last week and 996 a year ago. Primary receipts were LIZ. 900 bushels compared with last year. <, s wheat and flour equalled 3s 900 bushels. The seaboard reported five loads taken for export, ply increased ,75o, 900 bushels against last weeks increase of 3.4le, 900 bushels,
 Corn the Was of " easer cabes and partly | from the prevailing expectation of free and and early movement of the new crop The duil mand also had a depressing effect. December
 opened slightly under yesterday and and sold 1 in wheat had only temporary effect and De
 cember closed weak, % depressed at 56b i Receipts were 32 cars, Oats had a dull and | featureless market. The demand was only | moderate and local and in want of other in | fuence the market followed wheat Decem-
 Der sold between 35h and 35% and closed
 steady. unchanged at the latter figure Re- ceipts were PIP cars.
 | Provisions were dull and lower. influenced | by continued selling on outside accounts
 and lower prices for hogs. There was some
 local buying the soft spots and January
 pork closed l7lA lower at 5. | B. January lard l I2hc down at S.s5 and January ribs 7lac
 depressed at 792. Estimated receipts for to-
 morrow: Wheat TOO; corn l75 oats lo5 cars
 Hogs 1000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Liverpool Cotton Futures.
Cotton at the Ports.

GALVEsTON-Quiet: middling S-io; saies MoBILENEasy; middling 5-l6; sales 500; receipts I,4se; stock I4,ssI; kidding 7a. safes ,o7I; receipts .229; stock 52 s35-
 CHARL RLESToN-Nom!ral; midqing fs sales 600; receipts 237l; stock B. '2So' roooir,+s WILMINGTON-Firm; middling D. receipts 4 4O4; stock 22, I73. o,, .,o. oIo. NoRFOLK-Quiet; middling SA' sales <'o receipts 24I3. stock 99S3. ,.
 BALTIMORE-Nominal; mldallhs o"'o receipts 354; stock ,e36. . q
 BOSTON-Quiet; middling 9ss; recelpts net z gross 9l2. .,,,,,,, OK. ra PHILADELPHIA-Quiet middiing S9s' re- ceipts I8; stock 2, SPA. ,e ,.. oiz. receints 3,I4a; stock 32, 500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
London Financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK; Oct. 6.-The Commercial Ad- vertiser's London financial cablegram says;
 The stock market~today had gloomy open ing the death of the Amer of Afghanistan suggesting Russian complications to the over strung markets The trade returns, too, are disliked but the finish more cheerful Rio Tintos began very nat on the news of yester- days unsettled Bourse, which the gale de- Iayed This was offset by recovery in Amal- gamated Copper. Paris offered the stock heay- ily but London readily absorbed 1t. New York also came as a buyer The close was firm al 46h American stocks soon recovered after the depression over the Ameer's death had worn off and business was distinctly brisker There was a steady improvement throughout the list. Union Pacific and Atchison were Ia vorites. Money ruled steady. discounts De- ing 2Ik
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
THE COTTON MARKET
GOOD WEATHER REPORTS CAUs-
 ED DECLINE.
The South and Europe Were Sellers A Favorable Weekly Govern
 ment Report is Expected. Receipts Large.
R. M. Scale 6 Co.'S Cotton Letter

IBy Special Ieased Wirel
 NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 8-Yesterdays ad- verse developments did not anect Llverpooi as seriously AS many were led to expect. A de- cline of 5h-64 wa sestabished in deliveries but in the spot department there was cyl, G reduction of i-l6 in quotations and total sales amounted to l 5. GOO bales. The demand here was fair at the n openans nasnes sha of weather in the southwestern portion or the belt. A precipitation of l4 inches at "hives anavy rainfall in the interior of Texas and fears or colder temperatures following, started prices ii points higher than yesterday. The stir % oc- casioned yesterday by reported views or MT. Buston has caused traders to pursue poiiey s of caution. in this case, the necessity Tor TOT providing against all unexpected shocks was duly emphasized. There is a pronounced feeling in favor of the market. however, based on the crop situation, and should the increased spot takings abroad necessitate active pur- chases on this side, speculation VII pc greaty rially higher. The weekly government report shows a very unsatisfactory condition Of the crop, rather indicating further deterloratloh since the completion of the bureaus figures.
 NEW YORK, Oct; s-The p, market se,10 for s%s s9t; points in sympathy with the weakness abroad After the call, good weather reports ana to a level of soy points under last night s bids. The South and Europe sold here; com mission houses had few orders to execute o.nea ea larger than expected though still smaller than for the same day last year. The early weather yS,a reports indicated milder conditions with clear skies pretty much from one end or the belt to the other. Noon found the markeI in a/%lull heavy state. There were small estimates for tomorrows receipts and liberal buying orders from New Orleans. January lea in "a rise of 8m9 points feverish buying to cover shorts and support from some of the confident bulls. But later in the afternoon ap- sence of public buying caused prices to & settle te a few points and there was little on which to base a prediction for strong close.
 diction for strong close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

gather ring corn and picking cotton and In many se ctions a scarcity of hands is complained Of - inc to have public marriage on the street one day during th fair and will ask the business men to contribute in the way of gifts to the parties.
 If k reported that aNother spring of crystal clear water that boils up from depth of fifteen or twenty feet, has ap- peared at Barbour's health resort Blue Spring. ten miles south of Louisville.
 No further cases of scarlet fever are reported and it is believed the disease is gradually being tamped out.
 Dr. I. N. Yohanan delivered an inter- esting and Instructive lecture on Persia at the First Baptist Church Sunday night
 The brick lumber and other material are being placed on the grounds for the erection of a neat and substantial church edifice for the Baptist denomination at Morris Station. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Oct 9-Coffee futures opened steady in tone with prices unchanged to 5 points advance. ruled featureless during the session and closed points net higher. The opening advance was due to foreign demand, chiefly from Germany together with a higher Rio rate of exchange and liberal takings from crop movement in Brazil held the market ir check pretty much all day. Sales IS25o bags, including October 300; December D. D; March 5. 45; May 5. 5.6oq5, 65; July 5.75Q5.S .So September 5.90. -
 Coffee spot Rio steady; No. 2 invoice 52g 57s mild steady; Cordova 7l2 qll.
 Sugar raw steady; fair refining B. &c., centrifugal e6 test 3A; molasses sugar Sc; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
NEW YORK COTTON.
Weakness Attributed to Approach
 ing Crop Estimate.

NEW YORK. Oct s.-(speciaDmAr r,,s, serious I9us decline in the Liverpool cotton Eidr hY an ex. hibtion of equal weakness in the NeM i4tS tbS cotton market Before the close esn r@f sI[" snd the strong features of the situation had reasserted themselves h. nau, Work is
 The weakness abroad and m a>ew r',,,or nor sistentiy current that MT Neill ot NeW ssti,,ote leans would shortly publish a t'IP is inc cur pe pent imDression that MT. Neills estimate last year 75oooo bales under raTouS the his est auction while for the year PIes over the act ua production In view of this fact 1t a4e: net seem probable that MT; Nes,I tbev hay, been in the past and those who s9d h e0roqr Drob on the strength of the rpmor ,ssred the effec ,nap 1ny oS otber so ninds than their might re suit in the still further procrasuRbaatyee" baye airead, part of English spinners Mno ,bsir necessary supplies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Future Course Will Be Huleo oy
 Weather Conditions.

NEW ORIEANS oct. 6.-INptvIU' lisoI wthstandins Liverpool adycSsi SfFS ower HIS rai pointing our market op9ned oIiS the bureau re- %E po %SSh u" was "S bushy % SPG this feeling was accelerated oy toars of it ex. heavy rain at Galveston ana . from the bot tom was established. making the net sA'" points on the day. ,,,at scale and the
 emsnd o1 are sp5ts o5 continues restricted eyer though concessions are made ,s to Favorable tc actions. Sentiment, however of unfavorabls weather becoming prevalent rin Si1IinS fros belt and. the possibility Of carry N'''''e
 The future course Of values VII the deman' he ruled by weather conditions ''ne ue'''''''' for spots and receipts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Work for the New Constitution Hai
 Begun.

Eufaula. oct S-(special l)-The County rertraI committee of the Democratic party met at the court house yesterdaaiy ai and was called to order by Col. A. n. Merrill The object of the meeting was to discuss and decide upon plans loI o,,, csrnnajgn for the ratification of the new Constitution. Resolutions were adopted to begln active work along this line ana push it vigorously to the end.
 Business in mercantile lines is improv- ing every day and a good trade IS eN- pected this month. Farmers are busy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
New York Spot Cotton.

NEW YORK. Oct 9-Cotton quiet. Mid d,tnS s% Net receipts Se2 Gross receipts 4sss; Sales 400. Stock s4. SEA Exports to continent 2 7O4; to France 100.
 Total today: Net receipts 57,oel; exports to Great Britain 6277; exports to France 2,Soo; exports continent II 5,745. Stock 3S2 3oS Con soiidated: Net receipts l45,475; Great Britain . s5s; France 22. o94 continent 35, 266. To tal receipts since September | net 726,7l |; exports to Great Britain 7l,54S; France of'- o7S; continent 249, SPA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Kansas Citv Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. s.-Cattle. receipts I5,- IOC lower Choice dressed beef steers 5 6oq G. 20; fair to good 475d5. 5o stockers and feeders 2 6od4, 45; Western fed steers 5o@ 5 so; Western range steers 3 25G4.75; Texas and Indians 27oq3 50; Texas cows 2 oo9 's5; native cows 2 6oa4. 25; heifers 2 75@ AIS; canners l.5oq2. 50; bulls 2.25g4 50;
 HogsSReceipts $500. Market loc lower, Heavy 6.65n6.75 light 5.5od6.25; pigs 4.7o
 Sheep-Receipts $500 Market steady Ioc higher. Lambs 3,5oI4 35; Western wethcrs ooG3 25: ewes 2 5od3.l5; feeders 2.5oq 25 ;stockers 75G275.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
The leading futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations were as follows:
 No. 8 spring wheat, 66%Q6S; No. red No 2 oats. s51a@s6A No. 2 white, 3sa 3sA; No white 37AQ3sN.
 Mess pork per bbl IA. oo@I4. 10.
 Lard, per 100 lbs, e.7oQ9.73.
 Short ribs sides Qoose) 8. S.35Q9. 55. Short clear sides (boxed) 8 eoas oo Whiskey basis of high wines 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS. Oct. S.-Cotton future
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.-The spot maTket was very steady today Buyers are hiilns their orders at the previous level of prices. Sales s7oo bales including 2, 100 to arrive Quotations unchanged.
 In contracts there was fair amount or trao- ing Al the opening prices were l to 3 points of There were some fluctuations after the first call and prices eased off few points more hut when the governments weekly crop bull letin came in with it's consistently bulllsh tone there was wild rush of buying orders ana ana steadiness and when the gong sounied the board showed net gains from yesterday range of 10 to I2 points all along the line
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Killed in Street Duel

Houston. Tex, Oct Slate today Wal ter MalCh and Ben kegans engNgUd in a
 street duel the former being instantly killed and Kegans mortally wounded The trouble, it is said, arose over a trivial affair. Four shots were fired; Kegans re- ceiving a bullet through the abdomen nnd Malch one through the heart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Money on call steady at 3a4 per cent. Last loan per cent. Ruling Prime mercantile paper 4lad51a per cent. Sterling exchange firm at decline with actual business in bankers bills at 4. 4.S5SsU4. S5A for demand and 4. S3ssq4. S3St for sixty days posted rates 4 S42 and 4.6612.
 Commercial bills A. S3h.
 Bar silver SEA.
 Mexican dollars 45h.
 Government bonds steady. State bonds in' active Railroad bonds firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
St. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.-Flour, firmer; red win ter patents 3 4oQ3.55; extra fancy and straight a.ooas 5; clears oESs 2 Seg2 g so' Cornmeal, steady 2 90.
 Bran firm, sacked East track 7Sq7e. Whiskey, steady 80.
 Hemp twne Sc.
 Iron cotton ties 20 Bagging 69sd7h. Dry salt meats boxed easy extra shorts and clear ribs SIS; clear sides el2i9 Ba- con easier; boxed lots, extra short and clear ribs g 75; clear sides 1000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

that there was fight in the Pearson home just before the shot was hrea' Pearson 5hs mofRins Panson n"e claim hf mfaf that oollu. vi .iar was accidental, occurring 1,%ile shT sii the former was fumbling with q intni Mtitli The affair caused much talk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
PREPARING HIS MESSAGE.
President Roosevelt at Work on thu
 Document,

Washington. Oct. s-Only four members of the Cabinet attended the Cabinet meeting today, Secretaries Hay. Root Long and Gage being absent from the city. Nothing important developed at the meeting. The President talked over the work of the various departments with his advisers. He has begun already the preparation of his message to Congress and desires to familiarize himself with all the questions pending in the depart ments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

SLEEPLESSNESS.-Y can't sleep in the stillest night, if your digestion is bad
 Take Hoods Sarsaparilla-it strengthens the stomach and establishes that condi- ton in which sleep regularly comes and Is sweet and refreshing. (5)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
New Artillery Companies

Washington, Oct. S.-The War Depart ment has issued a general order organiz ing ten new companies of coast artillery corps. as provided for by act of Congress
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

A German engineer has devised plan fol oooltno inc air in railway cars chemically, util- izIng the apparatus now used in German cars for heating purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

Farm lands for sale; easy terms. Write us for catalogue. Loan Go. of Ala, Selma, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON Oct. S.-Today's treasur, balance exclusive of the gold reserve shows Available cash balance SI72o6e. eo6; golt SIOO o328II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
New orleans sugar and Molasses.

NE WORLEANS. Oct. S-Sugar quiet; cen trifugal yellows l5- I6d44; seconds 24SS. Molasses steady; centrifugal 6Qlo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
cho+ bv Her Husband

Huntsville, Oct, S--(Srecial.),-M Ches. Pearson was shot and seriously
 wounded this morning by her husband: On the complaint of neigh5ors who claim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
Provisions.

Bacon-l0hc.
 Meal-72c per bushel. Corn-white. soc: mixed, 76c. Salt-Liverpool $i sack; Virginia. 65c; Mich- gan, 25o- pound barrels. si.75 Butter-Jersey. 2o926c; Tennessee country. i5c.
 Oats-white. 4Sc: mixed, 46c Syrup-Fancy. 40c; reboiled, soc. Lard-Tierces Iozc. FIour-Patent. $4.25 per barrel: straight. t3Z5. 6ikc.
 Arrow Ties-45 lbs, SIPS. Jute Bagging-2 lbs.. 71z97&c; l& lbs, 7 a7Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
n,.,1i Provisions.

CINCINNATI Cet s-Fl0TSEe; 0Tet; s'SSp' Soi mixec s @ so9so So 6ats 5sd . .a.g @1es ss9 sS0is ss Rye quiet; No ,Ss 5z a.con as'S easy; io,25. whis key, duli, 4. 90. sugar e~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
Participating Partner

Now and then one reads of the man, who, starting as office boy, rises by eX- traordinary ability and op- portunity to a partnership in a great business, but the chances against you or me becoming a Carnegie or even a Charlie Schwab are about 100000 to I. It's only in stories and cheap plays that everybody, ex- cept the william, gets rich and happy.
 But the Equitable offers a magnificent opportunity to a limited number of young men of character who are willing to work. Under the New Renewal IContract the faithful agent
 becomes a full participating partner in the strongest | corporation on earth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

Country Products. Eggs-Per doz.. I7Hc. syrup-Country. 4o@45c per gal. Dried Apples-Peeled, l0c; unpeeled, 90 Uc Evaporated Apples-ec Lemons-Choice. g. 50: fancy: $2. 75 per box Potatoes-Irish. s 20 bushel; sweet, SIPS Onions-$i.5 bushel. Hay-Johnson grass in bales, 3lo4 I2 per ton. Cabbae-S2a2.2 25 per crate. Cheese-r'ull cream, l2zc; selected, t3kc Apples-S350 50. Apples-S3Q3 25. Rutabagas--$2 per bbi.