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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-24

captain here soon to go among them.
He said the Salvation Army was
backed by the generous people of the
city. He expressed heartfelt thanks to
those who have been contributing ev-
cry month toward the support of the
Army work, to the ministers of the va
rious churches and to the police and
press. All had been uniformly kind to
the Army's officers. He then talked
about finances.
The officers live here on the verge
of a hand to mouth existence said he.
Sometimes they don't know just where
their next meal is coming from, but
they don't wear long faces on that ac-
count. They just kick up their heels,
yell hallelujah and are just as happy
as before, and the meal generally
comes. wish you could see the salary
lists which come to me-they're awful
all zeros. Dhe officers don't get hold
of much money. I had to sell some
thing out of my house the other day
for So to send to another island.
would sell the shoes off my feet to help
my officers and see that they don't go
hungry. They're workers, but they
eaters too, and they have to be fed
somehow"
Such an earnest appeal for funds did
not fall upon barren soil for when the
collection was taken up the Army was
nearly $50 better off.
The officers from the other islands
will return to their work next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-24
THE LAW REVIEW
SCORES HlLO JUDGE

The experimentation number of the
American Law Review" published in
ST. Louis thus comments on Judge
Little's recent decision holding that the
Hawaiian Stamp Act is contrary to the
Constitution of the United States:
IF we were asked to state on what
ground the learned Judge based his
conclusion, we should hardly be able tc
answer with becoming gravity, but
would rather be inclined to say, Here
in Hilo."
. After quoting some of Judge Little's
grandiloquent language and giving the
result of the Judges cogitations thai
the Territory has no power TO impede
retard or attempt to control the opera
tions of Congress-, and strongly init
mating that probably the Stamp Act is
all right, the editor concludes by say.
ing:
IF this Stamp Act is unconstitu-
tional, as being in derogation of the
Constitution of the United States-as-
Stunning that Constitution to be in force
in Hawaii-this opinion fails to show
it; but it does contain vivid illustra-
ton of the kind of judges that may be
imposed by federal appointment upon a
helpless and long suffering people
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The Planters, monthly.

The Planters Monthly is out with the
following table of contents:
Sea Island Cotton.
A New Refining Process.
German Cartels.
Changing the Seed.
Sugar Cane Raised by Tenants.
A New Cane Cutter.
Ratooning in Barbados.
The Sugar Industry of Porto Rico.
The Russian Bounty.
Fruit. Sugar, Tobacco, ETC., in Jamai-
ca.
The Indian Sugar Industry.
Comparison of Fuel Values.
An Attempt to Checkmate Trusts.
Electricity Direct from Coal
The Reed System of Transplanting.
The Average Sugar Contents of the
West Indian Cane.
Hawaiian Farms
High-Grade Pineapple Culture-Initi-
ated and Developed at Orlando Fla.
American Railroad and Commercial
Development.
Agricultural Resources of the Philip
pines.
Hawaii's Sugar Industry.
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New Corporation.

Articles of Incorporation of the Eva
Bottling Works were filed yesterday
The capital is $4,000, consisting of the
property of the Eva Bottling Works.
The stockholders are August Ahrens, H
D. Johnson, ]. H. Gibson, ]. K. Burkett
and J. D. Harries.
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Tota%

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Demand for grocery grades tes
day was f fairy R sGGa fn an0 prices r Stocks
fine grades in first hands are ngn pD ns WeTe
f ns Sn but q9et and Unchanged
pfe a3scc NeRoflsans open kettle syrHPs
Common lolz @l2kc; fair. ISg15c good lea17c prime
ocEAS FRIIn sail tonnage o BUSINESS r sSR
unchanged For steamers very limited de
@snd WITH sf Tf G aeao
Glasgow and Antwerp I'D Lejth B gs ann d
Pfss RotssTa &C. SGSp f RB1R s steamer
tns Cotton Wiineton 6 to Liverpool Bremen
2ss September British steamer 2s7s tons general 1s
steamer tons. Gotten. etc savannah to United
seners ca1s to United Kingdom or
aH ns L6up to Wess BRIAN is 3D. British 1908
phosphate rock Port Tamgs :. 70
Charleston 81 quick loading and discharsins: Italian
bark 1885 tons. nitrate West Coast South america 70
1902 tons. nitrate. West Coast South America to
r we Coast south America to port
perth Of S Ia 4man Szi 1
wegian bark 6lo TONS tinbel Appaachieola to Ger
lumber Savannah to Faya private terms bark , ess
tons general cargo hence to BAHIA Ma 6ae per Dbl
ana penneTaTa. So 500 tons rails; spar
pRa lumber Sc $50 o Schooner So tons lumber
Der savannah to Phiiadeipha IS 2 schooner 400
soons SIS shd sa tn 9 to
NeW-York private terms schooner 623 tors. lumber,
a to n oos to
20 on ee esf t dned4 0
oILS-Cottcnseed oil was steady with offerings and
without much change. The inseed oil market quiet
ssagT sss at GOOD odd &
c in rs sS ts ss nc srf Il f
Tde tosr mills 2'qsee s paims vsoE
T Sus a Amecan seed Fn ety Wi raw
lt-of-t
PROVISIONS The feature in gro1isiGns was very
September lard s2I1 points and ribs 2oG22Is points
against 21s@5c upturn in January. The close was firm
and the West about 5000 Chicago expected IS 900 on
S9ssy IH9s ESQ family SD s@ @
Psoks so'S s4 Nfs: s sas
loe ls s2 n ioe leo 10 ioase 14o ~ 10sc pigs lie
es l. m e fE S@3 shdad it
4 firm quoted al ssq9c Picked hams quiet; quoted
gee s5s3o eaoed nc cry Slh ard rm
america II SOC contin.nt 1I1oc; Brazil kegs p 75o
Compound DID,, dull 81, 9H9Efa at
RICE-The market IS firm and quite active Offerings
Quotations follow Domestic common to low fair
head faa Paha S P sDsn to t ehoSe @
&c: dc s1 asa444c Java. 414e4Hc; Ransoon in
ri. PED s sgEss ACTIVE with
and grades sun quote: cu a ioaf
crushed and dorninos D. zoe; mould A nd
xxx powdered. Soc; powdered coarse powdered and
fruit powdered, $50 Eagle conectioners granulated
CSC Eagle coarse and extra fine graduated 4sc Eagle
2 10 and m bags granuIaed e0c, EaSe
of fine graduated. Sc Eagle fine pranuiated
standard granulated and diamond A. 47Oc confectioners
A. s.55c; No l. 4. 4oc; Nos and 25c. No : 3dr-
No 5, 425els No 9 42oc; No 4.i5c; No S 4 ioc; No
o. +o5c No 10. ieoc; No II, 1850; II 9oc. M II
s5c Nos II and -. 3soc; No Is arse: Eagle pow
dered &C. crystal oominos lose Raw sugar continued
previous prices and Centrifugal VS. o1ota5 ~
&c: muscovado Sc, and roiasses sugar So d,.,ne
tebei closing at 6s 50 and October at SIS The for
egn advance reported due
shorts inspired by the weather conditions for the
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

NeW-Eors. her
s sa es Rec sf s9ey beans s4s sPe prizes
strength with export Business az Sc saS2 q
q he S cRoiet a io1s t sfe ba
ana Scotch n pa ea n az t I5oeg is selling s. o.
Beans e a faSies Pes bush g $3.50 poor
s51s 8 De- Tss s sdb q" enn and I'd good
good 81 eoas2 20 DO white kidney choice s. 26 "a
81 Goasl do lima California 50 76aSs - En9lse
81 So nsa PRIME s. 7oa siF2 Do bq BasI 81 sog
81 4sasI GO scotch bags 81 70asi Is 70 good
feeling to be Steady e mar6e 4
while and thirds g ars T with slo an
much change beginning of next Ae.y to be
ndSssd he The 70 w Ssy s9 0gsr with
strength especially ladies renovated Goods Wb
do irsts 21a22c do seconds i2oc do per rb H. 22ze
Ise; dairy tubs 2IG21zc: do hrsts 1s
dairy TINS 16l.a5s: western imitation State
nnss 20 fas to good lIgI1ze
10 prime factory June uG e0 Is
ssHsR' sh h[ pseas @ Do sfss9ns 100
supply and hold quite nniy though rafRr & IN Light
Small sizes have been in active demand all through the
large reduction has been made refrigerator hoidings
higher The here strong position with pTo
hat suPPiy sn 1eseas saa s % va at firm
white. Exports to Europe fer week. Laos boxes. We
quote: State. fun cream small ooored white fancy
lie do choice loa g5e7se; 90 Fooa 70 prime 1oz@loc
"a fair 3.Hintsc. 90 large. CoiGred
ioze 40 Will i,a al 5qs9 e DO cernrlon To-
hight Skins small choice 9G9;4e DO large choice 81
&C. paTt skins prime sstc do fair good 7ltc
DO common 5e56c: full skins. Sc
EGGssiaret closes rrn in the better grades offerings
OF which and pretty well cleaned up There
surnius medium qualities " ANYTIME
showing
good value Refriserators guieS We quote: and
5ennas western of. Csc; do candled :;
marx aoaaae DO une.na.s nor:h.rly sections Iss2obc
De- southeriy sections lsGac: dirtses iiGiTie choc
i261sc. refrtgerators. ls12e-zc
rYiITsNFREsH-Appes cleaning up pretty well
q, the better grades and such prices rule Arm
firm fancy
1sjtties hut there SUCH receipts NOV
prices Peaches in nod
sanniy today ana market holds fra although trade f.
10, arttve pluns are duh usual cioee of
re weeE. p1ces rule buyers favor Western New
YORK Delaware grapes offered little lower other kinds
salux al UNCHANGED prices Colorado mnskmelors srs
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STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York September

NeW-York, September 70, lScZ
BEEVES-Recepts ~ or 136 head mainly con
No reported. Dressed beef STEADY
range. at l2t1c per ID
Cables last received quoted American live cattle seg
at 3IsG15c dressed weight; refrigerator beer at l3I
13lbc per m The following reported LOT
dav The ancastrian Liverpool 4o3 cattle ana sou
quarters beef Umbria for Liverpool ooo quarters
fesmaed: the Minnesota. for London, oso cattle ana
1,21n quarters. 1.-....-,. tho,
arrived late were pa head all for the market az
and a SXtteth-st Very little traoihs
few veais sold at per 100 M City dressed vea
per NJ country dressed, s11l1sc. lew reacEins
f2c grassers 5d6c; dressed butternilks osW
7i2c. ..u . =.
Sales c Son: Is veals. l35 ID average at
IS per 100 10; / calf, $50 10. at So 30. AZ.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1914 cars or = 4s1
head cars direct and 1872 cars 10 oe
sold, 10 at Jersey City and y at Sixteth-st SON
sheep and lambs rated steady sneep sod a.
So so 100 rb lambs at 50 9lsqso; car OF Iana1s
So 80 Dressed mutton, 59Tc per n dressed lambs
~ G1oc. On -,
Saes-Kerns Commission Coz 100 Canada lambs 90 ss 10
average. So 50 100 ~ $50 Buffalo DO - 10 % e.
199 So 10; 2l2 Kentucky do u TO al %
Kentucky sheep. 90 10. at 50 90 20 90 ~ TO- a' :" 81
SO Do 90 10. d So Is: 1876 do. % n. at So
5: Judd Co. go Buffalo lambs o. ~ al - o.: AK
HOGS-Receipts. 81 cars, or SOD mead apeut ueeA
Weak; sales reported up 70 q ate louI.
Country slow 1oG10*c per ID for medium 10
light weights - - -,
Sales Judd & Co. Gate yesterday: 81 Western hogs
15s n average. at 81 10 per 100 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21

quotations were as follows: Flour firm; winter
asa spring specials s. 2oas4 So patents g 4oass TO-
sraighis s. sogsa 2o Nc spring wheat s4a7Se No
No No Fellow 5ess6ssc: Ne oats 2sta2slsc;
white No Ss fair No to Scs
s. prime timothy seed s. 90 Glover contract grade
s. seG$9 pork SIC 53aslS 60; lard Fer 100 H.
dry shoulders boxed so 2G$9 go short clear sides
boxed 81 I2@s On the
2oaaoIzc
Buffalo Sept 2o-Flour quiet, Wheat unsettled spring
No Northern old. carloads s2Ac; winter No red. 15e
Corn quiet: No yellow. e7c No do. Csc Oats quiet
s0a3oisc. Bariey--western quoted 52a6oc. Rye-No
/, 541zc. Canal freghts steady.
Duluth sept scose; s No ha5d bee
5o1%c December, ee4c; maca5oni No 2 Case: No 2
74a745tc; No ? Northern 71a7sc: December ssg6soe
s owe s Nc doneesmb as steady NO
Minneapolis. Sept 2o.-wheat.septembsr CSC; De
cember sac track. S9 hard II &c: No N9r rntG
moderate advance in prices. covering patents which
1oc higher while clears are firm at the
aaosea at Is soss co. second patents
clears sagss 1o second clears 81 4ogs2 So Bran IN bulk
Philadelphia Sept. 2o.whsat firm: NC higher son-
tract grade September 7se@73Ac. Corn quiet but firm;
No yellow for local trade 6sq69s oats %
Western 2sc: do nearby prints &c Eggs nrrn
ks2s ea o f5fs asasss
10000 Joss on Cheese firm but quiet New-York full
1e d Prime l sms 1o.aiie DO fair to good oso
Recepts-Flour. 100 hbs and 4ZesOoo 10 ~ @
ghsaa oo bsH 800 BUSH
%. 900 bush
s. S:s.mSs a Esd s
s7s psesmssr sssss7 5se May Ssts-S NJ
2sAc; No 2 white sic.
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;,aTTaN-SJighrlv lower prices recorded IN 10
6,Es cotton rarke whole dofnss In the rlns WEE
Indicative strong hand on tne Duil
snS fhst belief still higher prices by the leaong
hse tremendously OF the January option asahs'
ghch have been sales OF the Narch posltv-
This business has been 'runs out. causing ne
smaller houses great Inconvenience by reason OF tIe
enormous oapal tied up while these trades remain IN
closed Al the close the bull leader was vigorously pa
large blocks January at SIC louho
in the demand Inc marker
resronse 10 weakness Liverpool market ana under
hevv receipts generally favorable weather reports ana
selling Of a weekend order by the commission mouse
element Immediately call the bull faction raj
led January this being within one point OF the
yesterday heavy selling
under which dropped 64s points, January
touching offerings slowly ABSORBED
W to top Of first hour with Wall street
buyer The conservative operators re-
selling January short long as this one
Of thousands OF bales. upon winch
there an ahnornal- profit. which might nat
cray still further heavy purchases ana move
ment rush market cents Al the close the
steady ana unchanged Z points lower
for SPOT ruled quiet with prices unchanged at sc
for middlng upland and 9zc for middling Gulf sales
We're l2sl bales The New-Oreans market failed to ease
did the market and when the closing hour
Srved the list there unchanged TO point higher
demand for spot cotton IN the South reported 10 be
very large at fun former and the situation in the
or1goods and cotton cloth markets daily improving
bns predicted another unfavorable weather report
IRON Washington next Tuesday
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
sourHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 2o.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot firm; No !
Northern spring 6s Cd No Western winter IS I'D
No California Futures quiet September IS 10sd;
December IS load Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed.
IS I'D Futures dull; October os 4d November nominal
January, 4s lid. Peas-Canadian quiet Is sd Flour
St. Louis fancy winter quiet S. Sd Hops at London lon
H. Beef extra India HOS. Pork strong;
prime mess Western SIS 3D. Hams-Short cut IA TO 10
ID. firm Dos Sd. Bacon firm: Cumberland cut &c to 80 ID.
65s 3D. short rib IS "a H. 64s: long clear middes
20 ~ COS. short clear backs is TO 20 ~ sos Cd clear
bellies. Il Shoulders-Square. II - NJ.
firm ss 3D. IardPrine Western in terces quiet DIS I'd
American refined In pals dull OBS Butter nominal.
Cheese steady: American finest white ass do coored.
48s Taow steady; prime city 27s Sd: Australian in
London SIS Cd TurpentineSpirits firm. 35s Sd. Rosn-
Common steady. As 3D. Petroleum-Refned quiet. 6led
Linseed oil dull, 3ls Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London, sept 2o.-Ihe offerings at The wool auction
sale today numbered 1852 bales supplies
Nev-zealand sold freely at firm prices Biddns for
ate American demand Hpme buyers purchased freely
TIE Continent cunticueI take large Hines Of fine
medium oek a fun Mcrinos were NOR
freely They in good nd vithdrA walls
we're Several lots recently bought by
have been sold privately. Next week e3.Soo bales will
be Offered. Following New
South 500 bales; secured 5dals 3D. greasy
Is Id Queensland; go bales: secured. i11sdels Cd;
greasy 7Iaddis Victoria 700 bales; secured 10 ADA
Is iolad: greasy. si4dgis I'D Tasmania 500
rates; secured essdqis Sd; greasy. 4dGIs. Cape Of
Good Hone nd Natal. LOO bales:
greasy. 5isd@s'd The arrivals OF wool for the sixth
700 forwarded spnners. The imports during
the week were follows: New South Wales 1920
bales Victoria New-Zeaand. 1859: OF Good
49, - Saisl. 1873. elsewhere. 500.
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.ENNSYL VANIA


10 ID - a - y 80 90
RAILROAD.
sTAT5oSs foss 81 wEs Esd sTREET
ryThe leaving time from DesbrOsses md
CortIandt Streets IL five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
1855 A, NJ. FAST MAIL-Lin1ited Buffet Parior
Cars New York TO Pittsburg Sleeping Car Pittsours to
$50 ssis1si and
9.55 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Pullman Com
Cars For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati.
,sS Sif'ap 81 TIE PENSsTGTAN1A
Drawins-room Sleeping Dining. and Buffet smoking
$50 CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS E1 SP1s2,;,.,
ss e. sf fh9 os s dRs p94os
enna dndianapols Louisville St Loui, Dining Car
i Easz For
7ss Mdeep Psci nFfes E1 PRES psburs
ssats Connects GIsyssnd land EXCEPT zee
1ss5s5!fiSS9s aS sTsla TaE End ISii
sndt Streets io2o Dining carl io5S DINING CAP
Streets s I and a 0 psI
end Rn bsr cas Dining Cen 70 ss 2' gas Saa
@ Dining Gar 6aaaF Car M F 2S P and
Dining DINING ZAP, rs Dining 6aT'. ass
soTTHERN RAfLwAYEEzprsss, s25. 425 p. m. 121o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. e-2s a. m. s-s'
pean Iitsd N ia5S i p M daily T. 10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
aHa NsE graz OHIO RE way M
ro say' OLD 3 Po sns eoRroRf sa a5d
AS sffd e and a asy IS M
Parior Cars and Standard Coaches week-days Par.
Smoking Car, Parior Cars Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 2. week days -.
1s ssnis en- Sss 50I sss aa
925 m. 4.55 m (F'rom Desbrosses and Cortla
Streets) n. 1920 80 3 40. 40 $40 and TOO
D. m weekdays Sundays a.45 a. m. 5.lo p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
(Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets SD. Id ioo
s.25. $50. e25 Dining Carr; tea5 Penna a., Limited:
Carr 1875 Dining Carr 80 a M. II SO Dining
Carl Dining Carr 2.IO (Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets. 2O). S. g. q Dining Carl 35o. % p
Dining Car. 455 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Can ~
{no coachesl s25. SIS 925 Dining Car. 9bS dim-
ited). S. 1055 Dining Carr a. ~ Dining carl
Dining Carr 3.25 Dining Carr. 3Ss. AS Dining
Carr. 455 Dining Carr 5-55 Dining Car). 100. So.
s55. o % o. m, IL. 10 night ,.o
Ticket offices Nos 49, 1854 and 2s1 broadway. ls2
10th ST.: House, West Twenty-third street
Station stations of Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets Street SEQ Fulton Street W broed"ay
Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN Stati9i;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. for pennsylvania fNa
road Cab Service. ,
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. X WIZ.
General Manager Passenger Agent.
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steers. 81 1oa$s fair good 81 25s7 o5 sockers'
and Indian stsers 81 4o9s4 Texas 2S9ss native
cows 81 50Q$a 23 native heifers, 81 50QS4
slqs2 bulls 81 5oas4; calves s2as5 So receipts for
TO- 400 HogsRecepts. 1880 market steady; top. 81 So
bulk of sales 81 35@*7 as heavy. s. 85qsI so mixed
as1 42 pigs s. 5oas7 30 receipts for week 20 coo %
as4 TO- Western lambs ssgs4; native wethers 81 ssgsS
Texas clipped yearlngs So 1898 0 clipped sheep
50 I5ds3: stockers and feeders s2GS2 at. 80
Cincinnati Sept 20-Hogs active. 81 5IGSI CO. Cattle
steady. s2@sS 10 Sheep steady, 81 5oGss 25- Lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeR-York. September 20. lIuZ
FCFFT-F-The market today was quite aciixe
so- SATURDAY. half holiday The opening was o1ciaIiy
called steady prices TO 10 points lower foi-
fontng no declines European markets. where
FIavre Adz lower and Hamburg !. pig lower
snut lower. but Rio was unchan4eo as
the exchange rate The movement 10 lrl.
estimated. the interior reporting
600 haas snd the ports After the initial
decline there considerable buring by Wall street ana
connections. but importers ana
certain other spot sold quite freely enough %
snnlv all demands the market ruled barely steaug
session. finally closing net 70 ~ points
lower total sales footing some 2o5Un bags ne
sor market quiet. prices nominally based on
5lsc Rio No 4
Of contract prices IN the local ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
OTHER MARKETs-Br TELEGRAPH

Chicago Sept leReeeipts. 200; STEADY; good
10 prime 81 60 tn medium
SAGS7 stockers and feeders 81 5oass 10: 81 b0J
s. heers 81 s. 10: Gamers 81 5ods2 90 bulls
50 2as5 S36lS7 Texas fed steers sdnSi ou
Western steers SO 1895 10. Hogs-Recepis 20 DAY 100
Monday. - $500. steady 70 strong on Hht
others slow mixed aud butchers 23RS. - s2sq 40
Light 81 soas 20; bulk OF sales 81 35as7 IS. Sheep
Receipts. 2.O10 sheep steady Lambs steady sooo 70
choice wethers S3GS4 fair choice mixed q ooQso 90
Native lambs 81 I0ds5 80.
East Buffalo, Sept. 2o.-Cattis-kecepts. 10; STEADY;
ra-Ihet unchanged. veais-Recepts 100 &c lower.
IS HxsS 25 Hogs-Receipts 100; slow. 5aloc lower:
heavy, 81 I5as7 S. mixed 81 60asI 10. Yorkers s, 81
Tonshs So .oass 80: sage SIS a5ass gresser s7elsI
sheep and S-nbs-Receipts. 1900; steady: lambs s4M
IS 5 yearings SsaS4 50 wethers s4q4 20; ewes S3 %
asa 80. sheep 81 fsssS4
Kansas City Sept. 2o.-Cattie-Recepts 30: ca 70
3e; market unchanged Ghsst s1URs md eSssHe0 se10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

eeips 1SIS7 bbis exports 1s2 bbls Wheat Hrne5 spot
Der 725sq 7Sc: steamer No red 69ssa6sac seceipss
4S6 bush Southern by sample. 65Qf2c southern on
grade TO67214c firm; old November. IS &c
asked year 45c bid receipts 721 BUSH Southern white
66G6s1ac Southern yellow roc asked oats
dull and easy; No white s5a35'ac; No 2 mixed gag
Soc receipts. IS 456 bush. Rye easier; No 54c NO
Western 55d551kc; receipts, 106s1 bush Hay steady
Grain freights inactive, unchanged Butter
steady Unchanged fancy imitation 1sd20c fancy cream
cry 2324c; fancy lade 16G1sc fancy roll 15d16c good
22g2sc Cheese firm unchanged large. loA GLE: medium
11G11 Nc; small 11h@1I14c. Sugar steady Unchanged
fine and coarse graduated, 4763ac.
Chicago Sept. 20-The leading futures ranged fol-
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept. 20 l p m-Cotton-Spot: Small bust
done prices ruled lower: American middlng fair
5Ad good nliddng SGD middling . 1-16d; low
ding. s1s2d; good ordinary. 32d ordinary. 32d
The sales of the day 1000 bales. which 500
for speculation and export and included 1900 Amer
Futures opened and closed quiet;
ding c. September 56-s4as4 57-6id buyers Septern-
her and October. i6-6sn4 4T-64d buyers; October
and November 4os4d sellers November and December
3g-s4a+ 4g-64d buyers: December !
29e4d sellers; January and February 3764q4 3s-84d
buy February and March 37-G4d
April 1854 sellers; April May 1854
buyers; Mag and june. &c Giai 31-6id buyers.