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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07
REGISTERS 0F VOTERS.
Election Supervisors No
tiCe of Appointment.
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF ELECTION SUPERVISORS
FOR GARRETT COUNTY.


OAKLAND, MD, June IS, 1902.
The Board of Supervisors of Election for
Garrett county, Maryland, having selected
the following named persons to be Registers
of Voters and Judges of Election in and for
the several election districts of said county
IN accordance with the provisions of Section
10 of Article %, of the Code of Public General
Laws of the State of Maryland, hereby give
notice OF the name and postotf1ce address of
each person so selected and also the politi-
cal party which the Board of Supervisors of
Elections intends each of said persons to
represent respectively.
The law makes it the duty of the Board to
examine promptly into any complaints
which may be preferred to them in writing
against any person so selected and to remove
any Such person whom upon inquiry they
find to be unfit or incapable to discharge the
duties incumbent upon them as election
officials.
District No. William Hamill,
Beckman, Democrat; A. G. Browning,
Swanton, Republican.
District No. 2.-R. E. Friend,
Friendsville, Democrat; George S.
Frantz, Friendsyille, Republican.
District No.3.-John Custer, Grants
vile, Democrat; G. G. burst, New
Germany, Republican.
District No. 4-Ervin Fazenbaker.
Bloomington, Democrat; j. Ellsworth
Michael, Westernport, Republican.
District No. 5.-Gustaye Garringer.
Accident, Democrat; Asa B. Friend,
Hoyes, Republican.
District No. Civilian Harrison
Sines, Sang Run, Democrat; Sherman
u. Savage, Sang Run, Republican
District No. 7.-Joseph Smithman,
Oakland, Democrat; Selden E. Flow
ers, Mt. Lake Park, Republican.
District No. 8.-John L. Harvey.
Sunnyside, Democrat; George d.
Stahl, Gortner, Republican.
District No. 9.-Michael Cunning
ham, Frostburg, Democrat; Thomas
Layman, Frostburg, Republican.
District No. 10.-Sebastian Hine-
baugh, Deer Park, Democrat; James
B. Shockey, Mt. Lake Park, Repub-
lican.
District No. 11.-John F. Robson.
Avilton, Democrat; George b. McMil-
Ian, Homecoming, Republican.
District No. 12.-Donald Simpson.
New Germany, Democrat; James M.
burst, New Germany, Republican.
District No. 13.-P. A. Schultz.
Blaine, W. Va, Democrat; w. Scott
Pew, Blaine, w. Va, Republican.
District No. 14.-Jerry 0. Browning.
Oakland, Democrat; Austin Brown,
Oakland, Republican.
EDMUND JAMESON, Pres't.
CHAS. M. MILLER.
A. G. STURGISS,
Board of Supervisors of ElectionsTfor Gar
rett County, Maryland.
THOS E. FLANAGAN, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

GOVERNOR SMITH has used his Off
cial power in most unusual manner
to help his political friend and ally,
State Senator Applegarth, out of an
ugly dilemma. The latter was some
months ago indictedaby the grand
jury of Dorchester county upon the
charge of selling whiskey in violation
of the law and attempting ito bride
the jury. AS to Mr.. Applegarth's
guilt or innocence we have.no infor-
nation and therefore no comment to
make, but certainly were he innocent
he should have experienced no diff
Guilty in establishing that fact. The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07
BRYAN. THE FIRE OF DEMOCRACY

An Experienced Political Obser-
ver'' occupies nearly a column of
space in the New York SAN in an ar
gument which, when simmered down,
states that if Bryan cannot be elected
president in 1904, then it is impossible
to elect any Democrat to that office
in that year. The reasons given for
this conclusion are simple: Prior to
1896, and ever since the war, the De-
mocracy was a party without ideas;
its energies were confined to obstruct-
i've and destructive craftsmanship.
In 1896 Bryan came along and revolu-
tionized things. He gave the party
an idea-imbued it with the aggres-
sive spirit. However mistaken the
idea may have been, there is, accord
ing to this writer, no opportunity to
question the spirit. 1t exists today
as the fire of the Democracy-its new
life, which centers in and radiates
from Mr.. Bryan, who represents the
party as whole instead of ''capping''
for any particular contingent of it.
There is much of interest in this
communication. The writer's con-
illusions are, on the whole, sound, and
his argument is logical There is no
doubt that for many years prior to
1896 the Democracy was essentially a
party of protest. 1t is likewise true
that no party of protest has ever per-
manently succeeded in this country.
1t may witness sporadic successes,
but the very nature of the country
young, bold, aggressive and growing
demands that its dominant party
shall be constructive in purpose. 1t
must have ideas and the ability and
desire to carry them into execution.
The party that would live by oppos-
ing all that is, and decrying all that
is proposed, cannot hope for long
lease on life. The United States has
little patience with perpetual kick
er, whether it be an individual, a So
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07
ORDER MIST.

Edward Stake, Assignee of Mortgage. V.
Lucretia Hagans and Husband.
No 1859 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County.
Ordered this 18th day of July, in the year
nineteen hundred and two, by the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, sitting in Equity,
cause by Edward Stake, assignee of mort
gage, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrarythereof be shown on or before
the 22nd day of August, 1902; provided copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
published in Garrett county, once week for
three successive weeks before the 18th day OF
August, 1902
Sl415.00 -
f. z. TOWER CLERK.
True copy-test:
L. Z. TOWER, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

The Republicans assert that the
issue Of the campaign will be the con-
tinued prosperity of the nation and
that all efforts of the Democrats to
try and make it anything else will be
fruitless.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

AS / am closing out my entire stock
of sheep except Rambouillet, | offer
for sale two high class registered
Shropshire rams from the celebrated
flock of J. Howard Davidson, of Ouch
ess county, New York. Address or
call on W. H. CHADDERTON,
Deer Park, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me must pay on or before
September LIST, 1902, as l propose tc
close the credit business on that dav
Remember, no goods will be sold tc
any one on credit, as l have had nv
experience with books.
Remember the day and date.
Yours truly,
G. S. MAY.
Swanton, Md. % RI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

IT WAS unkind of Mr.. Cleveland to
refer to the fact that the South is
now the only Democratic section of
the country.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

For SaIe.eThe William Jankey
property at Deer Park. One acre
corner lot, good Broom house, cellar,
good water, fruit trees, stable and
other outbuildings. Price $3.50, part
cash, part on time, or all cash, at buy
er's choice. Walsh Land Company,
Cumberland, Md. If
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

The best thing that can be said of
the Democratic party is that it is now
industriously engaged in going back
on its last two platforms.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

How things have changed since
Grover Cleveland was President. The
Treasury surplus bothers the Govern
ment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

Abraham Thomas, of Sang Run,
has been granted pension of $12 a
month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07
Zinc and Grinding Make

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear
twice as long as lead and oil mixed by
hand.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-08-07

GROVER CLEVELAND is now a "doc-
tor" but the Democratic party has
long since passed the stage when a
physician can be of any use.
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. March S.-Cosinc: Wheat-spot. No . red
western winter steady Is Ia No spring firm
a. Is "a. futures steady; March. lis I7I; May
,tr-sp2 STEADY; american mixed rev. 5s l1td: Amcrl-
can mixed Old IS 2Had futures inactive: IS
May 5s Pad. Peas-CanaGiau steady at is Sd Flour
cine Gc o93sp hrIn at % lOs6i4 los Beef firm; India
mess. '"s' FORK hrm. prime mess Western Hams
HnSTt cut IA to l6 n. quiet 4Gs Bacon-Cumber-
lsu 20 10 so 10; quiet At 40s rib 10
seaoy az as long clear middles N
at +os; long clear middles heavy b to y quiet AT
% m IL 70 10 10 quiet AT AS. shauiders-S inare II
70 10 TO- STEADY at 3+s Sd. Lard stealv American
nned In pals ass Sd; prime Western In erces as m
u'ter hr hnest United States gJs: good United Statos
.us- Cheese firm: American finest white and coIorad
2Is 90 Iaiiow-Prime city steady at COS ID: Australian
~ L|DHuon Hrn AZ Sls I'd Cottunseed
az "a 9uied al 2is 81 TuTpenne-spirtts steady at
@eeL-lel steady az IAd. Llnseed OIL firm az a2s.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

. New-York March g. 1902.
celpts there were 1924 bags of beans from HUI
f5reg beans and prices are weak at the recent Se n e
Most Of the best stock Offering 81 6OGSI IS
best lots offering at 50 l5as2 I73s. but for
choice stock 81 % is asked ana occasionally
run hs Red kidney Pfa 3 but At o s.
Green and Scotch quiet We quote: Beans.
medium Choice 81 2 a$i Is; do spe pea Choice
$ s DO red dne ooe sed 2 SSf e DO pSd 81 900 %
DO yeo eve So 2SsS &c. do back ur S1 oe52 cfe 4e
s. 75qsl so; do lima California prime So 10 imported
tlotzes s. 95a$2; do medium 5! 6oq$l Co. green
n the ast Of the delayed stock came in
on sale u @ ba9 c eB Pg @ 5 @ butter tier
reguaF trade and it passed out Of receivers hands
side demand, that the market the whole closes in
Values steady all grades Of fresh creamery and
o5 S5as9 @ @fs n Prs Tr e ebaSee 9 the s2
Imitation creamery scarce and there is very little fresh
selling at 23a23zc Of selling to-day
fayore marks Shipments for the week include 68s
pkge nearly all Of which came from the West through
rsts. 2e14q27c. do seconds 25926c lower grades,
tubs fresh finest 25a2sc: DO fa made best 22@28c:
fair good 2092lc do lower grades 17Gl0e Western
0Her Sae Ias Western 40 fesb fss & 90
choice 2oc do fair 70 good 1Sq1sc; do held choice
fresh choice PIC do common 70 prime 1eq2Oc;
IS%& PnE SRi6s sac 5 90 to choice
CHEESE-The market naturally presents a
nearance to-day but there has been demand
during week and with remaining stocks in narrow
ccupass and strong hands. the position is a firm
one for desirable grades with many large
sizes quotations. There has been
call under priced, full cream and considerable
ntitv worked of cold Exporters have
not shown the few days though
business could been done their terms: fact
offers fall cheese i0%4c have been
ceped Really skins cleaned up pretty closely
skins quiet and unchanged; Exports for week. 7,714
cable 5ls Cd for both coored
We quote: State. full small. fall make. colored.
fancy l2&c; do white fancy l2%4c; do choice. 12A@
10ILS al goOd o prime 1lMl2c: do
7dioc. do large fall make fancy. liz AG11%c do choice
iiaYIkc. do good prime I0G10sc; do fair
7a9zc: light skins; small choice l9q19o1ae; do large.
good ease; do common. 4q5e; full skins. 3q31sc.
considerably larger to-day; stock
ono In freely by express and freight. and advices
tndicate very large increase shipments In transit
TtIara SELL Prices made further
heaYv decline Sales on Change made in range
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
SUMNER MILITARY MANGUTPEs.

The programme for the coming maneuvres on
the New England coast next summer In which
army, navy and State forces will combine is TAX
ing definite shape. 1t has been decided that the
tour Of duty shall, last for ten days and that the
troops participating shall be provided with gov
ernment rations and also transportation.
Up TO this writing 1t has been determined that
the 18TH Artillery of the New-YOTk Guard and the
naval militia from New-York will take part and
also the LIST Heavy Artillery of Massachusetts the
Eaval 4 militia of Rhode Island, Connecticut and
MASSACHUSETTS. Troops from the Connecticut Ma
uonal Guard Will also be among those selected to
take part There will be land attacks by the navy
which VIII begin at the eastern entrance OF
Long Island Sound and be continued at other
points south. 1t is also said be likely that the
l2th Regiment of New-York will be included in the
National Guard force to participate in the ma
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
ATeTiean 1000 receipts 900: Amerieen co. g.. mid
osq q4iss net IL points 4SEb May1ne na
ta21ts october, 4.32b: october-November
FLOUR AND MEAL-Continued hrrnness feat
iOc apart ana slight advances obtained of the
&srsoes & IN most urgent demand sPTing pS9ehS 5a sS eo
winter patents So s5q$4 25 spring clears 81 95aSS go
g 10: grade s21 50as22 spot and to arrive RYE
os to fancy g S5Ss 5 % C sS9d e
SIoted; Kin dried. 50 50QSs co. TO brand BAG
eosse 5: sSss "fsf 5n2 ssS"
so spring bran buk sis 75asis spring bran mid
30 * Ss SogsZ2 coarse winter bran 81 e1y S Dsani
~ 90 eak SIS corn OIL cake s24 80: hominy chop $2l BOG
eRAIS-wIII,AT news also predominated in Sat.
ss sgsys wheat market and advanced prices half cent
psnt Of the day late curb. face of consider
Was s 06ioh Sd No sofs an on appeared in the
oe nor tS@s w9s IL @ eVat na[ could %h be oked
ta @ithin day or two at least. while Temperatures
seaesyt level More less crop damage came in
s.ns ssas he forenoon but part Of the buying was
fsr I'm og conditions In the Ohio Valley more or less
ss sH Ise New-York market started at shade de
t troushSut tb r SSt of Ps'pgy s o2 rea The a9
ssae nevertheless checked exporters again only
al ~se P2Iea y2 o ne1siEg 5a 9aas a H9 56 5666 goo
usr On no hard Manitoba Buffalo. opening nayiga-
Al little below the market ofdtIs
tssfly numerous but mostly English
No. .osed unchanged Paris 35 points net
eff. 10 red closed s75sc elevator and s01sc
ksy,,,..NC 10 ) northern Duluth S6ssc and No j hard
fleseiSes ss7sc 0 shoat. coRN-Most Of the
enst prevailed IN all the morning due
cerirss pay with the wheat advance, bulls also
e Inspiration from continued small receipts
rssporse T. Win light farm offerings Cables made fair
hghey tD| 20 yesterdays nrmness by closing "a bd net
~ Mss st 6sse was demand for export this point
eszc Chicago expected lO5 No closed
Szc IA .,sno sno lOc 0 anoat Canadian No corn,
edost - nnls 11c. and No yellow Toe, all o
ftesdi,r q, o,AIS-Ihe market dull but
lt0 bust @ lhe WIN wheat and On local account
Ae white sel1 10 oats closed 501c; No B. Soc
k152c SS4oz'ze; No 3 white, 5lhc: track mixed,
Sssc Evk I'VE white. 52G57c. ana No white clips. 521z
u Wos,s-1 eeaaSfket hrmer; 30 Western. 67Ac and
As 'osse. both aloat; State 6OQ6lc
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, s-Cattle-Receipts 200 head; steady:
good TO prime steers nominal So 5oaS poor medium
50 30 hefers 30: Gamers 81 25G$2 % bulls
s. 90 Hogs-Reeept&s & to-day $1,000 head; o,morrow.
40 900; left 5000; good lower; mixed,
lower: mixed and butchers 50 o5$6 45 good choice
heavy So 15g$G 90; rough heavy So 0aS6 25 light
GS6 10. bulk Of sales, $6QS6 80 Sheep-Recepts 200;
steady good choice wethers. 81 659S5 p: Western
sheep 81 6O4$6; native lambs 81 25S6 4 Western lambs
IS 509$5 50.
Buffalo. March S.-CAttle-Receipts. so head Of
Canadas market without decided change veals choice
75aSS %; good. IS 50dS7 so. Hogs-Re-
cents $50 head: fairly active and higher for an hut
prime Workers, So 55a$6 CO. light so 4Oa
30: packers SO 60G$6 65 choice heavy. SO 6O
Sc G pigs Sc Oas6 90 roughs 50 909$G O sags 259
81 so Sheep lambs-Receipts, 1000 head: strong;
lambs So 7o@s6 So good 10 choice SO 5Oq$6 65
IS 50QS5 rs common extra mixed S4 60dS5 %: cus
So 5oG$4 50 choice 10 extra wethers
SIS 4OdS5 yearlings. good TO choice all wethers
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09

cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
~ soGS4: stlaights So 2Od$3 clears. O5D
60 go spring specials 81. patents. SO 2OQ$3 straights
q eVu$o ~ NO spring wheat, T2Q7251c: No red
oIIseotc NO = oats, 4i9sc; No 2 white. 46d47c:
white 1it2H4Gc; No 5S}ac; mailing
6eaIey 6ip65c; No haxseed 81 6s No Northwestern
=, Prme timothy seed So 4ogS6 5O pork per
o go lg$l5 To- lard 100 10. 50 27i2G$9 80; short
ribs ribs siSes l9ose IS 20a$s 35 dry salted shoulders
- IS I9; whiskey. basis of high wines. 81 On the
Irouuce Exchange to-day the butter market steady
cFeameries 1sa25c dares 1S@23c. steady 10at
gl24c. Eggs weak; fresh. 14a15c.
77a RC!ut9 c M March s-CSse; Wheat cash No hard
t,9Aci July. 7I4c; Manitoba No Northern cash. 7sc
6lJGc. '
minneapolis March s.Close: Wheat. cash. 75lsc; May
st5se; Juy 75@4e: on track. No l hard. rise; No
l5dSc No Northern. 737sc Flour-First pat
EN- ~ sa$S 90 second So 75a$3 So; clears
Sl3 25QS13 80.
Philadelphia, March s-Wheat hc higher; contract
grace. March, s611dSic. Corn hc higher; No mixed
JMarch' 66H66Ac Oats firm; No white. clipped
] Ier seady extra Western creamery, 29e; do nearby
prints 6oc Eggs &c lower; fresh nearby 20c;
ern 29c; do southwestern zoe Southern 19c.
70 choice II spl2lec Receipts-F1our. 1900 bbls
1ioGoN" n in sacks; wheat 500 bush: corn 500 oats
900 S"iPments-Whcat, 500 bush corn, 500; oats
st Louis March S.-Close: Wheat. No 2 red cash.
SS2C, Nay s4Ic; July. 77i3c; No 2 hard: 7795s!sc
SSellh-Eo cash, Cas2 May, 6214 G62ssc; July. 62Ssc
U5 ~, 5{s-N6 cash 4ic; May 44l3c. July. 357sc; No
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09

MOI ASSES AM? sYRUPs-A steady but quiet market
sre Ta5 R''ea .e 0f m9asss yrgps We're steady but mod
PRIME, 22g@c; Eev-oiieans open Hete So iic! Porto
oCI4AN fIiLICiiIsA fir Ie - sS9 s oor,ea n
steam and sal quarters to-day ard there steady
nent in any Of the raIious departments Quotations
Bristol Hun ana Newcastle 2sd: Leiia 2sd Hamburg g.
@ 80 i'ielei 20 piennIgsi rotterdam 42c cot
SlRl Eka-5Ii'lsh steamer about 10000 cases petro
steamer l'72 tons unher sapelo 70 United Kingdom
% cotton ana general Garso savannah 10 me Meaiter
~ o.. II'1se @ S terms A4aIGn brtt!sh steamer = S'i
!are-Aprl; British steamer l625 tons general
Tor orders ls option Galveston 2os British steamer
March; Norwegian steamer $40 tons West India
Gulf trade y months private ter German ship 10000
oer bark, l453 tons. phosphate Savannah Honolulu
% I'll the God @ so 40 %a 5a 5 S9
deals Shedao to west coast England AS Cd Norwegian
ho Janeiro Sl2 -; schooner 2os general cargo
tons, lumber. Pascagoula TO Boston, private terms
s5h2Gne @@ 800 tons as lumber Eernapaina NeTYor
acksonviie ST. and back norm Of H9tteras ry ty1es
81 schooner 5al tons coal adephia Neworieans
beth City n c. 81 schooner. 2G5 tons kiln dried lumber
ties. Brunswick New-York. I4c
oIsNo important changes in the cottonseed
the seadlness noted Friday missing.
1nseed oil prices remained unchanged the market
and in bulk 81 e5 Phiiadepfa bbls s. i5 and in bulk
81 CO. Refined cases. New-York IS 80 oil
yeo% Sae S OF summer Seow % PRIME prime
oil American 62G64c; American boiled 65ae6o: Cal
sutta raw Sc; Western linseed quoted &c under city
,6 ~ SO weakness prevailed all day
oo lower BUT receipts at Chicago We're ~f Spses et o S
$4,000 on Monday and 10000 next week. Moderate
ing oFK9seady Quoted: Ness tI' s5 20
BEFF 9uod Ness 50 siaSFio 9sf Ssaf 6 faT SqS19 sIss
Pasket $llg$Il 90 extra India mess $I7 59gS9
DRESSED HoGs-Steady Quoted: Bacons sc: $50 n
Sc l6C n Sic; 40 ~ SIC; pigs CIT MEATS
SIC, u 1b. Ssas4c IA n sssasl2c Picked shoulders
iOc.. TALL0W-FirTn. City 63sc: country 81. aGisc
LAfD0Gssy quoted at 97oq975c. city lard quiet;
cmPoa6s lSS: S G0nnen 2S3s Brazil ksss Il ec
f5n' ' quoted; oleo Sa915c; city lard searne. 1Ola
RIcE-The market ruled steady. with a good demand
at fu but unchanged prices. At primary points the
to low fair fs 70 i99%' gaG 2mssc common
CHOICE 5455se head 5&@e,3c; Patna, 4a57sc Japan
Rangoon, in bond. 2aS{Ec. java
With he G %as au PetfT 9 demand b5 b. for refined
cssI less talk about lower prices List prices
brokers who have been holding put them in
mos 5s mas f01% Sc cb S9t loaf a. esRs9 and dom
4.90c; powdered coarse powdered and powdered
and fine 5d s. n E4 CARTONS a5S
IN ID bags Of fine gTsnul@ted 495c Eagle n bags Of
graHulated and diamond A. d75c; confectionery 4 45c
3Soe No H. s5c No p ssoc & nos IL Sf sH8 ND iS M
375c No 1s s70o 25 fb bags of fine gra3uafe5 | 7S &C.
sale Of 135 tons Jamaica sugar testing
ali on this %bsb though the RaFfa Sa tea4a M5
centTugaI 81 Ss lest % Closed ee at e Is was @ Senns LITTLE
closed 1l-l6c Very sugar is for sale
higher Thus March Gs Sd and April at ss 7zd
steady unchanged IS Cd for Java and at
refining
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March S. 1902.

New-York. March = 1902
coFFEE-It was unusually stupid. dun day the
,ocal ccnee After opening steady. pcas
UNCHANGED points lower, there Iurtre o"ise
y values total sales but -5J bags scarcely
enough TO moderate sized order dimes o. ot@
The market closed dull me- Enrnan@od
n points The foreign market repr-s Ia;Her
sissrpourng Brazilian receipts slightly in excess
N Expectations and spot demand thu Street narSct
Was slim Prices or less nn!nal aoGt
cn lie basis Of 80 for invoice lots Of No RIO The
Claarces the United Stctes from Brazil comprised
jO6IN bags from Victoria.
Tie range OF contract prices market today
New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. March S.-Cotton quiet; middng sIac; low
middling Shc receipts. 17S7 bales sales, AZ: stock
52,046.
New-Oreans March S-Cotton quiet; middling, SSc;
middling, 5l6c; good ordinary l5-l6c; receipts
BIB bales: Great Britain l26 626; sales 1900
stock, PSI SOS
Memphis, March s.--Cotton firm: middling SSsc; low
middling 7-lGc; good ordinary, 3-l6c; receipts
$40 bales gross 1,154; shipments. 1597 sales. 100