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The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

there was a fair run Of meal-fed cat
tie from the south on the market
and, while they are we'll received,
shippers became dissatisfied with
the lower tendencies and refrained
from marketing, thus losing the ben
eft of the subsequent advance. The
best meal cattle sold up to $40, the
top price having been secured by a
four car consignment OF 1898 pound
steers from the j. H. Gilliland feed
lots at White Eagle, o. II. The 9th
er offerings of the week ranged in
value from 4.15 to $40, including
shipments from Denison, Gainesville,
Bolton, Troy, Dallas, kaufman,
Waxahachie, Corsicana, Groesbeck
and Denton, Texas and many Oklo-
homa and Indian Territory points.
Packers were favorably impressed
with the meal-fed offerings and in
dications are favorable for satisfac-
tory and renumerative prices
| throughout the 1eeulnS seasoh'
The stocker and feeder market was
active throughout the week and
maintained steadily strengthening
aspect regardless of outside fiuctua-
tions. The popular range OF prices
was from 800 to 4.50 for ordinary to
good feeding property, and about
5000 cattle and calves were shipped
to the country. The speculative de-
maud is active and as there are a
number OF liberal country buyers on
the market the immediate future o.
the stocker and feeder market looks
encouraging.
Hog receipts were hoerai uurint
the week so far as numbers apply
but the average weight-l1O POUNDS
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16
Wright Writings.

Here we come again. What
has got the matter with the
cousins, they have quit writing.
We are having the prettiest
weather for the time of year we
ever saw.
Farmers have commenced
plowing.
The cattle are looking well
considering. No one has lost
any calves or yearlings lately.
Tudor & Son have shipped out
lot of calves and yearlings
this week.
Mr.. Shannon and a Mr.. Bailey
are visiting Mr.. Tudor. Mr.
Bailey is a brother to Mrs. Tu
dor. They are prospecting sc
some one told us.
Frank Moore has sold his
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

lis the lightest ever recorded. The
demand continues good but there
has been a slight decline as compar-
ed with the close of the previous
week. Heavy hogs sell at GAO to
$50: mixed and medium weight
packers at 600 to 6.45; lights at 5.3o
to 6.25 and pigs at % to $50.
The sheep receipts have increased
to about normal proportions but
not enough are coming to supply
the demand. Despite sharp reduc-
tions of Eastern values the local
trade has shown some advance dur
ing the past week with good lambs
| selling up to $50 and strictly choice
lots uuotable at 500 to 6.25. FED
Western Wethers sold up to 46O ana
fat ewes at 3.75 to 4.25, all tops be-
ing the highest of the season. The
strength OF the market can best be
realized by noting series OF fed New
Mexico yearlings that now bring5.25
as compared with AIS when the first
consignments arrived about the first
of the year.
Receipts of live stock for the
past week were:
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

go on. A meeting of the stock.
holders will be held at an ear
ly date for the election of off,
GERS, and work will begin at
once for the next meeting which
will probably take place about
the first week in September
Quanah Observer.
Canyon City can and should
have just as good a fair. Now
is the time, while business is not
crowding everybody as it will
later on, to call meeting and
Law plans for the coming Reun-
ION and fine stock show.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

Quanah has one institution
which has done more than all
else combined to advertise her
to the world, and to keep before
the people of the Panhandle the
fact that she is the real thing.
That is her Fair. 1t is a rare
thing that an institution of this
kind is continued as long as
this has been, and growing lar
ger and better each year. The
stockholders were not at all
discouraged by the adverse con-
ditions during the last meeting,
but have put their shoulders to
the wheel and said the fair must
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16
Kansas City Stock Report.
Kansas City Stock Yards,
January II, 1902.

January ii, l9O2.
Seldom has the local dressed beef
trade experienced such violent fiuc-
tuations as those which emphasized
the feature of the cattle market OF
the past week. The light receipts
during Christmas week and contin-
sned limited offerings during the week
Ellowing enabled statesmen to force
hiding values up to what appeared
ththe packers to be an exaggerated
a thNs and when Mondays cattle sup
basis lt the different markets was dis
plv at Sed to be OF liberal proportions
coveredSs became independent and de-
BUYERS d Il values to the extent OF 20 to
pr,ssed Is. Tuesdays supply was
a!s,ts. &eral and q further reduction
waPfiitde which caused a cessation
Of consignments and Wednesdays
trading was done on q basis that
showed some signs of recuperation.
Thursdays and Fridays arrivals
were light, however, and, buyers,
becoming anxious, cut their weigh ts
and prices went back to where they
had left off the week before. This
was only true of the better grades
OF heavy steers but medium weight
steers and female cattle showed a
considerable portion Of their prestige
to have been regained by the clost
Of the week. The top price for corn
cattle was8.70 which was paid OF
Friday and, quality considered, was
as high a price as has been realized
in the past twelve months.
During the first half OF the weel
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

We desire to call your atten.
ton to the beautiful display of
furniture at Oscar Hunt & Cos.
store, some lovely pieces and
suites for sale at reasonable
prices.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

Get your old buggy fixed up
like new. Harter can and will
do it right for more or less, ac-
cording to the amount of fixing
it needs.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16
CANYON CITY TEXAS, THURSDAY. JANUARY, 49, 1902.

Mr.. J. M. Vansant is now in
the real estate business and So
licits the patronage of the pub
lie. Give him a trial and be
pleased at the results. If
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

Ifyou want a first class meal, nice
ly cooked and neatly served, for on
ly 25g, go to the Rogerson hotel.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

For artistic wall paper see Oscar
Hunt & Co., they have some OF the
prettiest designs and colorings ever
shown here. Prices always right.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16
JEWELRY!

R. B. Redfearn, the old relia-
BILE. has on sale, a beautiful line
of solid gold, rolled gold, sterl-
ing silver and plated rings, pins,
brooches, cuff buttons, collar
buttons, fancy stick pins, brace
let's, in fact a line too numerous
to mention. Call and see what
marvellous bargains be is offer
ing. Remember
REDFEARN.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

Prof. H. S. Guyer was trad
ing in town last Friday.
snsrs"snsnsus"s"s"s"s"s"s"
Home Comfort coffee is the
best. J. A. Wansley & Co.. tt
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

MIR. w. G. Kenyon went Ito
Amarillo Sunday.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

better now. They have their
new house nearly completed.
1t is the neatest house at
Wright.
Quite a lot of folks in town
to-day.
The Methodist people turned
out to church last Sunday and
were disappointed, the preacher
failed to come, never learned
why he did not come. The
young folks met and had sing,
ing at Mr.. Ross. Quite a turn
out.
No news for this week.
A happy new year to all.
Cricket.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16

Oscar Hunt & Co. are showing the
handsomest line OF pictures, mold
ings, frames, etc. ever exhibited In the
Panhandle.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-01-16
NSent Pneumo-
hiT blished fact

ni1 1blished fact
e4h be prevent
moR;se always results
hif.or from an attack
a COY Among the tens
tuen4 ds who have used
lousy1's Cough Remedy
berR ceases, you will not
se( ie case that has ever
bin pneumonia, which
led 1lusively that it is a
Is coEventive of that dread
In fThe fact is it counter
lse.| e.|tendency of a cold or
any the grip towards pneu-
ek Off, is famous for it's
ia. Itx colds and grip.
< cures ofedley Drug Com
it. The HIKING Druggists
y, The Lea4 "A
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16


HIDEs-The market was fairly active and ., steady
The sales for the week were ~ 275G hides and the Te
hand is H. 100 hides. against 500 hides and kPs
ls lssc Matanoras BE Trxlo iac: ofnoeo: 30
19c Vera CRUZ lse IneF2 Ca6el'o La aS Rt 4aSbe a
Gsracas 49, a Faya & T F a Tatte isc ciafeson
IS. San Antonia and Laredo, i94c Dry saited hides
and ernarnbuco Bahia. lic Maracaibo. 14c sava
nil4 lff 4fiER market hods TO steady range
prices pretty good io6bing demand We 999fe as
hiras 2oisa2ic rejects. 1sQ9c Union, light backs 81
g - q Bic: thirds 21G25c: backs COW. ala32c
SECONDS @ 3es7c seconds a4a a5c thirds 32a38c bellies
i6ai7c betting butts 3Ga4oc Texas oak sole 2'a'oc,
eraiSd ioday at the NeT-York Exchange
SI he 20 Tsae and si IN It was considered
e s esT 5acsa cospeq gn%sf @ aRr easy but quiet
Spot lake quoted at l2S; eeoIT3guC so
eioaed sPe fi5sip6 iss i6wer with spot Cd Tbs
k9naSn l4 s4 am and atHTes at f14 los
with SPOT at SIS Lad rufa 5'efd e IN aIq lis s
ltsr ruled aqe % and Tm % at MA 4 81 sesdT nd
unchanged Pig iron warrants ] were nS1l4a Ns
G$i9 No foundry sogthern SI1 52aSIS NS %Te
5Tiff ales6ona h1safF af ass Ssh Cd '''1'S'
made oaiet market but the tone was steady Moasses
steady here but quiet and a. The South sne
common co io14c fair good 17asc prime 229
i2a14c: fair. I5a17c, good isal9c' prime 2oq2'c'
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Trading in both steam and sail
was light to-day without quot bic
change inquiry for vessels showed no
Iisd London Isd Newcastle pad: Hull. %; Bristol
212d Leith Z9so' - l-I
da1 RSsFaam safs &C. eciaGn r I
general cargo to sa e are e enss S eG'4 %
more 9s British steamer. i 795 tons ore. aqua
tans agaf Java to United states 25 Dutch
ter terms general arg nenss s.Is to
Mlsquash coast of England 3ss Sd brig 46 tons
cedar and eos ions coal NoPfok to Barbados ST.
400 tons dry cypress Palatka 10 ewfork 50 90 and
toage; schooner 900 lumber and ties Brlnswic x
to private terms; schooner GU tons coal
south Arboy Mayport. soc; schooner 212 TONS coal
Johnston Hallowell. 81 two schooners l.e and 2S
tons coal Johnston TO Hampton. Va. 55c; barge.
Ia Two British 10000 petroleum each,
hence 10 Shanghai private terms MayJune Uo hl pre-
vious contracts
oI1sThere the cottonseed oil market
6 rv little aside from its steadness Petroleum
az 6rm AT unchanged prices. TIE linseed oil market
@ = 20 and and IN bulk o s. 3SP S b6
Dd oD' in bulk 81 so; refined, cases New-York IS 80
ner yellow 42i. 14Sc Off yellow
p,tter grades 47c; prime white 45g4sc prime winter
yeIlow 46d47c: linseed oil. American raw 62a6ic Amer
noieS IUa 2c under city brands; lard oil. 77g7sc.
PRovIsIoNs-The market was moderately firm ell
on lard SIaii seF Ssatnres western points had only
were the sn ensh az zoo At chicago 900 at Kansas
40 5000 .h9 hSs 10 Zoo at Omaha Firm: Quoted
Mess SIG soasi7 family ss short clear ST. .Sgs2o
Eact siisf2 extra India mess $isas22
RPEF HAMs-Frm ou9,ed at s2o@s2i & d s e l Z
Se fr lS9 n r. ID Sellies s
hg s strong quoted Picked hams % strong a
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. April -. 1902
REEVES Receipts 1 - head. all consigned
No sales reported Dressed beef steady; city
sides general sales 1OHll n Cables
quoted American live cattle selling az 1879
l4c dressed weight refrigerator beef at re per n e
Liverpool today 3I5 cattle and l.Ii0
sheep or ! ShamburE x Son. 3I5 cattle for Schwarz
Suzberger and 264o quarters Of beef testimat
the Morris Beef Company: the Corona. to the
tomorrow the following shipments estimated The
Cfermanc Liverpool 1.120 quarters for Swift Co
and quarters Beef Company; the Phila
ieIphia Southampton 200 quarters for Schwarzschii
4 SulZberger.
CATVES-Recefpts. all for the market. and mainly at
h-st. sales reported. City
dressed veals per dressed firm at 74
occasionally 9i2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts only 19i head.
consigned TO an Only 26 head of stock sale
trading mutton. S}2G1Olzc per 10 dressed
lambs 1Gl3c: country dressed spring lambs lower ~
$3d$6 80 per
market weak Country dressed steady at Fu9c
sales r Nelson State hogs. POS n average. at
per 100 ib also. late arrivals YESTERDAY l96 stats
hogs 1876 n 81 164 n 81 40 10 do, 16S
n at s. 4O roughs 100 n. Sc 4O . do $40 n.
So 80. do 26O n at So 10 -
j II Hume & Bro Yesterday 12T state hogs 100
n, at 81 30 do pa o 81 40; do 100 N. 81 40
II do 26 n. at 81 140 n. at 81 40 rouGhs
40 10 at So ~; go N, at So 80; boar. 40 n
a So
81 30; do 10 80: 81 do. 30 N. at 81 90 do
1q3 n at 81 45 100 81 i5: do. 315 H. at
1 $50 N. at 50 20
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago: april 15-Cattle- 4co head steady
s. 75aS6 80: feeders. So I5d$5 y:
81 40S6 heifes 50 35: 81 4oas2 so bulls
81 5nS5 4 calves 81 50S5 25 Texas fed steers. So 2
Sc 25 Hogs-Recelpts today, $4,000 head tomorrow.
% left over 1900 5dOc higher: mixed and butchers
S6 S5aS7 %. good choice heavy. 81 25a$ 30 rough
heavy s7dS7 %; light S6 soG$7 10; bulk Of sales $1a
% Sheep-Receipts 4O00; sheep TO 0c higher
lambs steady; good choice wethers s. 25S6 Western
sheen veariings 81 15dS6: lambs shorn 81 5G
So so; Western lambs. shorn, s. 25as6 80
Cincinnati 15.-Hogs strong and higher. SS log
s. cattle steady. 81 50as6 80 Sheep strong. sSd
s. 30 Lambs steady 81 5Od$I-
Fast Bnfrao April i5-CattIe-Receipts light hrm
but very little doing VealsTop Sc 25GS6 so; fair to
head fairly steady for all but pigs and light grades
q 30qSi 10 pigs Sc 1896 So: roughs So G5dS7
SiGs5 sheep lambsOferinss LEGO head steady at
Yesterdays prices.
East Liberty April 15.Catte steady choice Sd so9S7
MEDIUMS and heavy hogs s. t0as7 As: heavy Workers
sSSs * sheen steady: wethers s. 65dS5 culls
ga common S3GS4. Veal calves S6d$6 80
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16

Bass @aSted Fa5 t2 50 ofss 90 aG' KIN fG flPss s4e
8 @ a5ass 60 70 brand BAG MEaISFi!H note5
aa gsII0G 9o6,e5 81 5oqs5 sr5a @ Sa5
spring bran mddnF 81 81 s8sai so coarse winter bran
S seq on ca5e S27 oil cake S2i; hominy chop. 500
English import duty Of &c grain wheat traders
in fhe s qHna in tight E fss PaGe S Tefn 5 &
dscomto1t Of bear operators at this time was further
contrasting with early adices of favorable weather and
ITS lows @ point early in the day May touched 5ssS and
SO With SUBSEQUENT sales the late curb at SO 3I6c
Of buying ostI 2 aba b a ] On % me feno selling ling
also active unloading for certain Wall Street interests
on the import duty Which traders expected would
mediate advsnee If from ad on cas bsa+ as an rest
Of the new law and advance Sd -four Futures
snn%ncs5 Hg9eF @ On on Nay and d 9Wer m on Jny cables @ @
ana including august old terms would he observed that
duy paid At Liverpool business in futures old
TP63sd es o%e2 BIDS g7ag nEf Gnoe SG ha
price s5and h ax xp t2 hfr had 'ae 2 %
beng ms % & TqdS al ouPoT % M and only loads here
The crop damage news which helped strengthen the
I'll though Msbraa and Iowa reported serious deficiency
sreets which reported ieSreasS Of aga GOO bush
compared with decrease last wear Of 900 bush
The principal reductions we're 100000 each Chi
100000 bush Northwest interior eleTstors Northwest
amounted TO 2ro.T0o bush. compared $4,000 bush
year ago At the close Minneapolis
showed lSsc net advance and St Louis from 1l2G1%c
advance market the close llsM12c
advance Quotations Of cash wheat. o ahoat basis.
were follows: Ne 7sc, contracts. Sc
export; No i Northern Duluth S3ssC prompt; No
Northern New-Iork. S2i2C. prompt and No hard Mani
toha S6tsc late April, No Northern Manitoba. S31sc
late April; No Northern Duluth S05sc early May
No : hard NewNork S27sC late April No red. S53sc
elevator -COIiN-There much excitement
corn YESTERDAY until the last hour when MAY suddenly
started up. advancing about lC bush. making full
lac for the day from point.
in response another following activity
West May in Chicago advanced from 81 =
and July from 8sc 63c The bull interests
at midday but all hands appeared he buying
ously the late advance. The wheat strength nd
estimates Of only 10 Chicago for Wednesday
had good deal Of influence the market Cables closed
partly Nd net lower. s.. Louis active and
most Of the day. although for after the opening
II showed good deal Of weakness under heavy
ing Last prices of the day there la1isc higher
There export business and only 1900 bush y
and No = the trade. No corn closed at
697tC elevator 70i2c export grade straight
No , corn. No > white 7ai4c and No = yellow
I2A4c. anoat.....- ATSJ Unsatisfactory
conditions In the West. active covering
with other markets Z in Chicago
market closing strong the Cash property here
was fairly active and firm with sales A. 600 bush
No = cats closed 4Sc. No , +1i2c: white
&c: No white 5d5Ii2c: track mixed. 4Sdi9c;
white 3gA@c, and No white clips. 52i3 RYE
Market firm. No l Western 65c and No Western
az 6il2c both ahoat: State rye. 6nd6lc....
mailing at ca = az 13c both i New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16

iayd am ouoted at eo6o 75c Refined quoted
south America 10 T5c Continent, 10.2oc; Brazil kegs
II frlc Coupond firm Quoted SlsaS%s Ar
INFFirm Quoted: OIeo lie; city lard stearine, lie
RIf-Fc-T'he market firm at the South, with sight
gains in prices TaimaSe New Orleans. telegraphs crop
movement 10 date Receipts. rough, 12:j 2tAb sacks
against qa7 same last sales, cleaned est
mated at 072 pockets against sl 293 time last
Carolina crop date: Receipts 50 245 bbls
sales 81 356 bbs. steady. QUotations follow
Domestic low fair. 3ie@ii4c; fair to good
49sG45sc: prime 10 choice. 5d58C head "a 16l1c Pana
AZ d5&c: Japan foreign i l"c, DO domestic Szat'4C
Java. AZ a424c. Rangoon. in bond, 2a2l@c.
STGAR-Refned sugar steady and list prices were
unchanged Some grades slightly oversold. but TINS
not special delay in shipments We quote
loaf crushed and dcminoes 523c; mould A. 5l0c;
cubes powdered. 1890; powdered. coarse pow
and powdered. 4S3c; Eagle confectionery
Eagle and n bags of fine granulated
Q5c Eagle of fine cranuated, SOC; Eagle
fine granulated. standard sranulated and diamond a
T5c confectioners 4J5c No l, 4.i0C; Nos . and B.
435c No SOC; No :. +.25c: f. 20c. No 4 41Oc;
No S 4c No O. q5c $500: No II. 2 Soc; Nos L.
IL and a. 3s0c: 15, 3-75c; No l6 zoe p b bags
of fine granuated 475c The London beet market
was steady quiet decline Of 3ad which closed
April and May IS 4lAd. Cane was steady and un-
changed quoted 3d and fair refining at
as ga. the United Kingdom is 10000 tons
local nominaliy unchanged with the turn
apparently sellers. and generally
asking lsc above quoted Very little II any
based the last sales
follows: Centrifugal 96 test 3ssc muscovado ~
27sC. and moasses sugar, 81 test, 2Ssc.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 15.-Closing: wheat-spot No North
ern spring Gncuding steady IS 3D. No California
GrrudnC duty) steady Us I'd. Futures quiet; May, IS
ii7sd; July 5s 1oiad. Corn-spot steady; American
mixed new (ncluding 5s 3D. American mixed old
drcuding duty) 5s 6lad Futures dull: May As l1Ad:
MY AS ~ 113.d. Peas-Canadian firm Is
Flotr-St winter Gncluding duty firm.
SIS Cd Hops Pacihc Coisp firm. f3 15sGf+ los
Reer Arm: India Sos Sd. Pork hrm prime
ness western rs Sd. Hams firm: short cut II TO Is
ms firm: Cumberland cut, 26 20 ms,
AS Cd rib 16 TO "a lbs ass Cd long clear middles
light to "a ASS. long. clear middles heavy 81
40 ms AIS clear backs l6 20 lbs. ass; clear
bellies IS fbs 49s Shoulders-Square II TO I3 ms
prime Western In tierces. is 81
American in pals ios Sd Eutter-Fires United
States firm good United States nominal. Cheese
firm: American finest white 53s american finest coored
5aa TaIow-Prime city firm. Dos Sd Turpentre- Spirits
strong 32s Rosin-Common steady. As iizd Petro-
ieI,rlCRehned steady. I'D Linseed oil finn 3s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16

quotations follows: Flour firm: No 3
spring weha 69qI212c; No red sG12c: No asa
43Ac; No white, 34leG45Ac: No white. 444445c
rye. 5TiaC fair choice mailing barley 6Sd Sc
No faxseed, 81 65ls No Northwestern. 81 II prime
timothy seed. S6 30; clover contract grade. 81 30 mess
pork, bbl SIC 90IS16 90 lard. 100 b. 50 I5G
50 77 short ribs sides loose. 80 15Gs9 D. dry saed
shoulders boxed 81 62a@s7 10 short clear sides boxed
50 QS9 5 whiskey basis Of high wines 81 30 On the
creameries 2id29i2c dairies 24d27c. Cheese steady
12613c- Eggs firm: fresh. 15c-
Duluth. April 15.-CTose: Wheat-Cash No 1 hard
765sc: No Northern: ISfc; No Northern. 11sc MAY.
73tsc; July. Ti4c Manitoba No 1 Northern and May,
T25sc. No Northern 63>sc Oats. 432.c- Corn. &c
Milwaukee April 15.-wheat stronger: close: No I
quiet: l. Barley firm: No > 81 sQ6sc; sample.
60G6Sc. Corn-May. g. - a63c.
Minneapolis. April 15-Cose wheat-May. 721ac July,
74c Northern. 72A GT2l2c.
Philadelphia April 15--wheat firm Ic higher:
grade: April, s3lzdSic. Corn firm. &c higher: No 2
Butter firm, 2G1c higher; Western creamery
d3c; nearby prints 34c good demand;
nearby, 15%c: do Western 15S.Q16c; do South
western 151491534c: Southern 15c. Cheese steady
Ne-York full fancy small 12@a 13c. do fair
choice. f1G12l2c Receipts-Flour. $500 bbls and
N in sacks; wheat 500 bush. 6C9O
5000 Shpments-Wheat. 5000 bush: f6oo
1900
St. Louis, April 15.-Ciose wheataNo red cash.
soto: May S012c; July 73i2c; No 2 hard 7idI61ac-
cash. Gi17c: May, 64i:c: July 637sc Septem
OatsNo cash +3i2c; May. +3c: July. 81 &c;
September. 305sc; No 2svhte. 46c-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April Is. p. m-Cotton. spot fair demand
American middling fair. il 3d; good
mIfdling 51sd midd.ing. sd. low middllng. 20 321
good ordinary. { - 33f ordinary. 1I32d- The sales
Of were bales. which 500 for spec
uIaon and export 800 Americana receipts,
* OsO bales including American; futures opened
quiet closed steady; American middlng o g APRIL
4 value: April and May. ,-6i Al 90 sid
sellers: June. 64+ 56-64d sellers; June and
SO Gid sellers; July and August o5o
August and September j1-64d sellers:
September and October 81 64G4 IS Gid buyers October
November 4 SAT 3O-64d buyers. November and
2I-64d December and Janu-
arv 25-64d4 20 SD buyers January and February.
4 24-64Gb4 25-64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-16
CASH Quotations
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NeN-Yorll. April 10, 1902.
5Fr-- During earlier part Of the day the coffee
r- cgya promise Of moroyinC demand from shorts
flIy by Of the room con
na-f prompted by fair cables from Europe and an ad-
in sterling exchange but receipts IN
"a -, 5-rrz were very heavy ard cearances for the
f.s5 states large absence of support from
prices under liquidation.
~ from an unchanged opening the market finally
ha-ez s-ea5v al decline Of partial points AT the
highest point forenoon the list was up points
-ra u~eyi0us close. Total sales amounted 70 io
closed higher and Hamburg
nrcbenEei 10 = pfC Santos lost 100 reis; Rio
shCTe= No changes. local market for spot
p-azin coffee quiet and steady. the basis II
invoice lots ClearanCes from Rio and
SSrro-i9 on April Il aggregated %, 900 haGs-
The range prices in the local market today