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to receive the visit of the deputation of
Macedonian fugitives in Bulgaria, who
proposed to go to st. Petersburg and in
form the Car Of the pitiable condition of
Macedonia and beg for his Intervention.
The deputation has been informed that
the Russian Government deems the visit
unnecessary, as it quite understands
the purpose of the deputation.
The insurgents, 1t is reported. have cap
tured the seaport of Autoboly. on the
Black Sea, and the Turkish population
has fed to Constantinople. The insur-
gents have organized a local government
at the seaport and are giving ships their
clearing papers and sanitary certificates.
The Dnevik continues to report numer-
Gus outrages on the part Of the Turkish
soldiers IN a number of villages.
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IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
WATCHING FOR CHINESE
Instructed by the Commissioners to
Be Vigilant in Guarding
the Frontier.

Ell PASo, Tex, Sept 2-Immigration
officials here received instructions to-day
from the Commissioner General to admit
no Chinese TO this country other than
ambassadors or legation officers and to
be especially Mgilant in guarding the
frontier. Chinese who pass through in
bond are also excluded.
These instructions were given, it is ex-
plained, because large numbers of Chi.
nese have recently landed at the Mexican
seaports and hundreds are seeking an op-
portunity TO enter at these and other
border points.
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@O:N S. TANTINQPLE:,
Sept. Three; .expto-.
~. sions occurred to-day on.
the Austrian Steamer
Vaskapu, soon. after. leaving the
Bulgarian port of .Burgas, eri route
for Cohstantinaple; and: twenty
nine persons perished. The boat
caught fire and had to be beacfied..
A telegram conveying this News;
was received by the agent here Of.
the Hungarian ~Levant line. to
which the Vaskapu belonged. 'Ehe
telegram said the. .Vaskapu has
been destroyed in the Black Sea
The captain and officers of tfe.'
steamer and six. of her crew were
killed, total of twenty-nine lives.
being lost. :.
. The Vaskapu sailed from yarna,
Bulgaria, and after calling>at Bur
gas was steaming through the
Black Sea. to: Constantineple,
when three explosions took place
on;board. The deck of the vessel
took fire. and she had to be fun
ashore at Misrova Bay, eighteen
miles north of .Burgas, where she
is still burning.
The Vaskapu belonged to- the
Hungarian Leyant; Steamship
Company of Fiurne, Austria, and
has been engaged in the Black Sea
service. She was built in New
castle in 1891 and was a steamer
of 1916 tons. She was zoo feet
long and "a feet beam and. had a
depth of 100 feet.
LONDON, Sept. Especial
dispatches from Constantinople
published here describe the de-
struction of the steamer -Vaskapu
as a revolutionary outrage. They
state that the bomb was timed to
Continued on Page 2, Column I.
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BARON DE RoTHSCHILD
SENTENCED IN A COURT
Paris Magistrate Finds Him Guilty
of Violating the Automo-
bile Law

PARIS, Sept. 2.-Baron Henry de Roths-
child appeared in the Police Court to an
swer the charge of automobile scorching
The case came up previously before the
courts, but was postponed. His defense
was that he had a permit from the Min
istry of the Interior a doctor, allow
ing him to disregard the speed regula-
tions. He was, nevertheless, sentenced
to one days Imprisonment and a fine Of
10 francs.
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Large Loss From Fire

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2-Fire in the
five-story building at 2O4 to POS Walnut
street to-day caused loss of s145.-
oOO 1t started from spontaneous combus-
ton. Among the losses were: ]. c. Nc
Cullough Seed Company, $4,000; selburt
West & Co., $4,000
There were several explosions and manv
narrow escapes. Several persons were
slightly hurt
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HAND-To-HAND STRIFE.

After hand-to-hand conflicts with the
Indians the cowboys succeeded in reach
ing open ground, where they soon proved
their superiority and compelled the In
dians to seek cover. They had lost only
two Of their party, but the son of their
patron was among the slain They had
experienced hard fight, and although
they had come out victorious, Diaz and
his men felt no inclination to follow the
Indians back again into the hills They
retreated to the ranch, from which a
messenger was sent out summoning aid.
AS soon as the news of the fight reached
Guaymas Federal forces of the militia
district were ordered to go in pursuit of
the Indians. 1t is thought that the Yaquis
exhausted their supply of ammunition in
the fight and the soldiers expect to have
little difficulty in breaking up the band
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BULGARIAN REVOLU7IONSTS BLOW AN AUSTRIAN STEAMER;
ADRLANOPLE MAY BE IN AMES TURKS WARN

WERTYEE killed yesterday explosions
Austrian steamship Kaskdpg, which Bulgarian port
of BurgOs for cOostannOpe Bulgarian declared the
Austrian capital to be responsible for the outtags. Ill:
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MAKES THREE ATTEMPTS.

Shortly after 10 o'clock last night Well
brenner drove TO Sycamore Hill in a
phaeton buggy. He was stopped by the
secret service operative on duty. Well
brenner said he had a personal engage
ment with the President and desired 10
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HE authorities have notified of foreign
powers resident Bulgarian qgators project
against embassies legations and public buildings tho CAPITAL The
Ottoman taking precautions foreign missions
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HE large Turkish AdrdnQo ocaed something hun
ded miles from the Suan capital reported
portion of the have been destroyed explosion the
confagraton
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Destruction of City in the Region of the SuItan's
to Have Been Accomplished by Rebels

EGRADE Sept uneon6ned published here that Aplsn
VIENNA Spt2The Belgrade tonight are again spreading sensational
portion o
hto o 5
A norningt them according
e. - pojetn rageag gansH na Legation public ~
the
dsof foign ssons nstodo likewise
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~ OFIA, Sept. 2.-The report
published by the Dnevik of
general uprising in Northern
A Macedonia is pronounced in
both official and revolutionary
circles to be untrue. Well-informed per-
SONS. however, assert that the report was
correct. but that its premature publica
ton disarranged the plans of the revolu-
tionists and therefore it is denied.
According to reliable reports from Mon
as, thousands of Bulgarians in that
yilayet are confronted with famine in ad-
dition to Turkish persecution. Peasants
who are continually arriving from Mon
astir complain of the attitude of Hilmi
Pasha and the Turkish atrocities.
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FIGHT IN MOUNTAINS.

DiaZ learned of the presence of the
Yaquis in the country from one of the
men whom they attacked and pursued,
but who succeeded in escaping them He
at once recruited an attacking party from
among his cowboys and went in the direc-
tion of the place where the Indians had
been seen. The Yaquis had fled to
range of mountains several miles back of
the ranch, where they were strongly in
trenched, there being about twenty-five
or thirty in the band, as far as the Mex
leans could estimate.
The Indians sent out a handful of men
to decoy the unsuspecting cowboys, who
believed they composed the entire party.
When attacked the Indians fled in the
direction of the spot where their com
rades were intrenched, and in this way
Diaz and his men were drawn into the
trap. A hot fire was poured in upon them
from all sides and they would have be-
come completely demoralized but for Diaz,
who rallied his horsemen after their first
fright and dashed at their head up a side
canyon.
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Desperate Battle
With Mexican
Indians.
SaVages Slaughtered
After Attempting
Massacre.
Bloody Hand O-Hand Com
bats Stain the Soil of
the Mountains.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

GUAYMAs. Mexico, Sept. "A special
dispatch to FL Correo de Sonora, Quay
mas newspaper, coming from San Jose
de Guaymas, states that a runner ar
rived there bringing news of bloody
fight near the Sur del Teal ranch on
Monday between a band of Yaqui Indians
and fourteen cowboys, under the leader
ship of Jose Diaz. the proprietor of that
and several other ranches in the same
section.
The report says that many Indians, one
cowboy and Alexandra Diaz, the son of
the leader, were killed in the engagement.
A number of bodies of Indians were
found and more are believed to have been
fatally shot.
The Mexican party had gone in pursuit
of the Yaquis and had been ambushed
and the whole party narrowly escaped be-
ing massacred. Their leader kept a cool
head and this alone saved him, for the
men took courage and fought fiercely to
save themselves from the bowling saw
ages.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 1.
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EXPoRTs LAsT WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-T'o-5ay's oo@ee market showed renewal
q the re8cr1nary tendency noted toward end q
sst week = opened steady AT decline q 10 points
following lower primary and European cables. For
early loss but toward The close eased OF again
realizing and rna-y STEADY al net decline Of Sd
for me -e-ir-rE tendency. perhaps. the weekly
figures ~ primary receipts, which show arrivals At
Brazilian ports Tor The week o. only about 900
hind ssr years the falling Of AZ Santos having
C-l1I o. -LS -le local market is about 50
above is parity wi-h HAVE and Il Is stated
here presumably with 20 sending coffee over for
deliver. they Cannot II The time buy their
contracts amount OF coffee a1oat Is
E-ousilg some apprehension that large
ale eZrsr- hz-eec sold against month.
Street trade state however. in this connection that they
ne yesr and locking u this coffee taken for
inferior account n which Of course. the present
hedges VII be covered II is understood
considerable long interest Of speculative character in
thai tbs be forced Uquidate Is perhaps
1eonsre Do no small measure for the talk
reaction through sentiment for the movement seems
T-l favorable higher prices ultimately. The spot
El-Ee- sIeacE win quotations the basis OF Csc
f1f RIO No 4 The members o. the Nev-EOrk Coffee
change nave voted close the Exchange Saturday.
hause deliveries II -te United
$3.50 hags against 1854 bags last week and 81 73S
amount NeFY0rk reported = 20 bags. receipts
were 1000 bags Tor the week, compared with 1900
haes las week and 1900 bags for the week
ear RIO receipts aggregated s1-opo bags.
1900 bags The previous year
Rio Shipments The United States. $1,000
week; 70 Europe, 10000 bags Santos shipments 70
uoo bass Bahia stock g 600 bags. Bahia shipments
2 ne ---rel states, 900 bags Bahia shipments
Serarg 300 bags; 70 the rest % Europe, $500 bags
& raE q contract prices .n tire local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15

quiet sales GGoo bales .Se5po9i oahles-spot
upland o teef futures i0 oSsG. American mid
Sf. eiosea gulet but steady 24 points o y'S e
keoTuaIy 04s6s Bed February 4S January
July s4Sad Juiy9iuSusS s. Sod; June
at low limits arms quiet but steady; CLOTHS orders
volume a., AND MEAL-The -four was Of fair
sSths cegTSge from the strength wheat Spring pats
S9ts s4gs4 sS spring oieaTs 50 6Sss So eTrs pat
dog SD BCCKwHEAT FfotRMsIe{S r 20 o red
a. = SSgS1 % RYE FLoUR-Firm: quoted Fair 10
MEAL-Seaiy quoted kun dricd s. s6i$2 as as to
Eele g SoqsI 90 coarse Sscq$ FEEppu T 6.ot snd
December, spring Bran mddng s2i Sc5ss IL; s1S 81
bu s s y: do SIS 20 Deeenhsr; honny chop $2i
was an ADVANCE II IN met net change in wheat to-day
oyer the support by bull traders at cbicaF Bi
se 70 ioFee the market down. the approach to
bb supply cana out with increase 2265 600
ferred 70 inspired Otherwise statistics proved 10
Ing innence zee as one OF the important stimuls
1850 bush in the amount passage a decided
% TiEs' ne I:o1S las! week and lIS7 cars
bush the contract supply proved 50 900 bush smaller
nan The week before Northwest markets and North
in ell Western markets seemed supplied with
country feels buIish wheat situation There
bull Exporters took loads here Tor Lisbon and about
40 loads at outpoTts Some Of the local
attention 10 the fact that No hard quoted al
totsc. o aloat. Galveston grade. The
wheat 70 contract here commands PC premium
$50 o steamer Galveston. to load for New-York
adding the freight to New-YoTk, &c, and Nev-York
charges would bring the cost of the whea: down
here II the neghb7rhood Of Ss94c showing practically
lac profit on bringing wheat forward. At the same
time owing 10 the possibility Of storms. etc. traders
would consider IL rather hazardous sell December
against such purchases ana the present Of
cernber il is said. would justify al shipments
Gables today were dun and about steady. Quotations
Northern Duluth 951zC; No > hard New-York s. &c
No red New-Yo-k. PIC. CORN-For a time the
market disposed follow wheat strength
but fine and opposition by the bear crowd in
Chicago reactions made market rather
midday. Later il rallied with wheat AID
exhibited drnness. closing
partly &c higher Interior receipts again
light compared with last year, there were de-
69 900 bush In the passage and Of
l40O 600 bush in worlds shipments. Seahoard clear
light While the visible Increased
local Of decreased hush
1890 bush Exporters took
loads here and 8 loads outports corn closed
52i&C elevator and 521zc, b ahoat: No white,
52izc. and No yellow, Sc aroat. OATS-The
market fairly steady all day without
change Increases Of 1872 coo in the visible
supply Of $40 coo bush in local noted.
% closed 4112c: No g. 40c: No white 42lSc;
No white. II &c; track white, 4ld45c. standard
white 42c. RYE-Market dull No ? Western. 6S2&c,
afoat; State and jersey rye. 56d5sc. BARLEY
Market steady. Feeding quoted 39c mailing
4sG6oc. both 1 Buffalo.
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OTHER MARKETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec. observation-disclosures. "a 900 head;
medium S3QS4 70 stockers feeders 81 I5gS4; cows
5CGS3 30: heifers. 81 75a$5; 81 5OS2 bulls
81 1854 calves S2GS5 % HOGS-Receipts to-day.
head tomorrow. 5000 head steady 70 SC lower
81 4J0S4 20; good TO choice heavy
81 6OGS4 81 4OS4 90 light. s. 5JqS4 %
bulk sales sass So SHEEP-Recetpts 2OOo head
sheep steady higher lambs steady GOOD choice
lambs. Sass IS. -
CINCINNATI Dec l4-HOGs active. higher g 6oes4 IS
CATTLE active higher $2qSf 80 SHEEP steady. 81 500
So 40 LAMBS stronger, 81 5OdS3 40
East Buffalo observation-disclosures. $3.50 head;
Arm: fancy steers IS 1885 % prime steers
heifers s3dS4 IS: cows SO 259S3 IS: bulls 81 50gs4
81 So fresh sprngers steady; good choice
S45G$55: medium good. S309S43 common. s2CsgS2A
VEAI.S-Receipts $50 head: steady, s56ST so HOGS
Receipts head active 10915c higher PIGS 203Oo
higher heavy 9OGSS: mixed. 81 95S5 Workers. 81 $40
IS; pigs S5GS5 generally 20 1Os5 roughs "a 1O9
81 35: stays. S3e7S3 IS. SHEEP and LAMBS-Heceipts
q 900 head strong; lambs. 81 5oS8 so yearhgs 81 500
81 IS wethers. s4GS4 IS ewes. So 5OsS 49, sheep mixed
kansas City. Dec. I4-cATTLE-Receipts coo head
including 200 S0utherns; market steady closed weak
beef steady 81 1855 so: fair TO
fed So S0dS4 Is: stock
feeders steady 81 50fS3 80: southern sLeers
strong. s. SOS3 6 Southern strong, 81 IOS2 4
native cows 81 S0TS4 25; native heifers weak S29
HOGS-Receipts. 500 head: market weak &c lower;
top 81 70 81 55s+ 10: heavv 81 55d&+ *
packers pigs lights 81 506s4 70 SHEEP
Receipts head market strong Zoe higher native
lambs 81 25s5 25 Western lambs S4S5 t5S Ted
s5dss IS; stockers and feeders. S2ds3 g.
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METALS-TIN-The London tin market vas hrrn ana
SUBSTANTIALLY higher closing advance Of Il e Sd 10
i24 IS Cd FOR spot and fl25 IS Cd Tor Iq'g5es SSy
PFRo 4 was unchanged Ee Cd spot IS
Ish quoted at So 50Gs12 eestroytlc sl2 go
81 90 and e as s5 Fl g % IN Lo2don and was aso
higher locally win sRf fts siT Was IS Elghs4 at
o6anres "a at 5@5c While December delivery is quoted
SIS % in Glasgow and at as f g NorthsT quoted
s5q$I6 No foundry sore5A ,,5 9 s5tbern so
a Mo1%ssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses and syruPs are
steady firm: demand good but sales increment limited
somewhat by the -ae 81 centrifugal common 81 a
i5c; fair I4a16c; good. l7921e; prime 22g21c Sew-
fr eqlSc good 9a2le prime 2925s fa2sy T. 20gS ge
Throughout the tatire market Tonnage offered quite
io5s9e there was limited inquiry. but rates in In
lower and tFadng w" RIst6 Cd london
ld; Hun and GasgoT 3sa; i Bfrs % Bremen 2a
09a g yrqo g sfg. I9e 3D. s6s t6ns ge3s4ai
S ss5go' 4 hsnis 20 se e 52 tons lumber Mobile
Rosario. si2 So Sc form, January British ship 167z
tons deals st John , % CUT port 70 two ports
south Afca lbs: schooner 10 tons lumber
i 99s 26 5h to cost.acosie ST. schooner rs tons
- Pet.sr<bgTc PA 70 New-York machinery and tools
81 600 net sehooner 1o24 ties. Brunswick to Ba-
95e private Ter terms u.s. ss sod6 sa
80 hence 70 ieogff phsTdas record sor
tie shipments from BTunswic.. Ga, was made during
ioasd snd Dispatched seven vessel FOR Northern coast
ing Rls.- aaR Continued firm ana :ss5s
TsTseed Oh Is quiet prices Refined petroleum
- active and firm but unchanged. quoted: PE1-
.ROIFI-M-Bbls 90 and In bulk. Sc 80; Philadelphia
ifig s. IS ana bulk So 50: refined case NeH-N ork
80 n COTpONSEED OIL-Prirne crude. b mills
s6eSTc. prime yellow. S51zci OF summer vel
sssSf46r nominal LINsEEzD OILATnerican seed. city
- s7qSsc: out Of town 36g27c; Calcutta raw
&c Lard oil, 6O9olc - - ~, a., ,,r,
.rrdlsGsd a firm undertone based on the strength OF
s1s higher live Receipts, neyertheless were
80 .. KanEas city and 10000 al Omaha F5tIh
$3.50 ~ 1noted: Ness Si2 75aSi3 90: family go -og
stss9y' cTI clear sl3aSl3 90 BEEF-stsady; quoted
49, % ssass family. $1oGsli: packet Ssa:ioi ezra
iaoi .oota9 DRESSED HOGS-Flrm: quoted baeonns
- o0t e. ~ sEc. n, sac: i4O 10 o1e. pssc ~
ere lS1-RA TsIickad bellies weak; quoted 10 70
go s = a. picked hams steady: quotsa is
912,sd e..sdvi city 4&e: country 4%@itse 80
,yes 3 eOc CITY lard dull; qaoted ogo Co.
Stes1sf las steady; quoted; solth Ainsllea- S,
lteI3ttel 20e Brazil Kegs. seif- -, e.
C ontlISe" az 6ssc sTEARINE-Dui' quo'ea- O''0' w.
city LARD sret IL steady Numerous small orders
are m. .' FrIn primary points note 500 t, c+Ic
Aoylces, ec,stIrners with steady 70 hIh Hs &
hanos Domestic, ordinary So 80
ruae 70 choice. "a 93ci heAd o54@o 49,
Sssfct JaDan foreign. noHinhl ~ 90 5S 49,
- q" - HungooE in bend - ana
p Refined sugar Is steady pIlcso - tobtsrs
f,IrIv COOL prices quoted aye net 70 J9S9ss[
f fl,. .abIets CSC mould A. 4soe; euosS s'0''
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Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

nrn: American mixed. lad. futures quiet: Ianu-
az - Id. March Is II Nd PEAS-Canadlan steady
al s. Sd FLOCR--St Louis fancy winter dun s. Sd
HOPS-At London Pacihc COAST firm 6 12sea[d 1os.
BEEF-Quiet: extra India mess. as g. PORFS-Duns
prime mess Sd HAAfS-Shorr .
fG 70 steady az 4sa Sd BACOS-Cumberiand eur "a 20
81 70 fOs. short rib. Is n. easy s5s-
long clear mtldIes. ught. -. At a.
hong middes heavy IS 70 az 4ls: snort
Is q n. bellies "a
Is n. drm 81 49s SH0U LDE FS-Squars. n % - n.
6d L.AflL-Eirm. prime
refined. pals. 3Gs BCTTER-NonnsnaI
CHEESE-cuiet; American fnest white. SIS: American
h-est col0red SIS Sd. TALLOW-Prime city sreaty AZ
23s TCRPENTINE-Spirits steady az 4Ss ga ROSTrV-
Common firm at =. PErROLEJA i-Redned arm AZ TNa
LJNSEED OIIr-Dun AZ 1ss. COTTONSEED OTI--Efuil
rsnnst. spot euu az i9s 1hd TALLoW-Austrzlian. "a
London. staady az ia ID.
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pbaaREIPine. bbls. So 7Oas2 So OIL bbIs s47o
60 Co r. 90 oalon TO good strained So 55 D. 81 $50
81 IS. K s3 40 NJ 81 20 < e. e. " - Ss ads7s2 ~
STOCK ON HAND.
Co. -
Tar mi iPe'i''uer az
~, w .llniI'ton Dec. 14.-SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Re-
e. ~ u casks ROSIN-Recepts 13S bbs TAR firm.
81 20; receipts. d92 bbls CRUDE TTRPFNTINE firm
% -. 90 30 and So so; receipts. no bbls
savannah, Dec 14.-TURPENTINE. Sc; receipts 4T2
CENTS 81, 44S 6ois: EXPORTS IS b6s RosIN FIRM
S<iI boS: sales 3.459 bbls exports. $40 bbls
SStuS9ledI A. B. C. D. z. F. 50 20 G. 50 -: H. 81 S5
SO so. " ~ ~ w. " " o" 49, " "
CHARLESTON; Dec 14-TURPENTINE steady. 55lsc
e e 70; g IS K 81 30; Nj. 81 sO " 81 90; W G.
I5S2nS6on, Dec. 14--TURPENTTSE-Spir As 5 d
f'Osi1>--Arleriean strained as Sd; fine. lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15

r,cte toc2 market Tor spct cCtt0n closed quiet and
a. 5Ese the basis u - 45c for middling upland
- ~ for H-iddlug CUT Total sales 800 bales de-
ss5a ol catract Southern spot markets we're .e!sz
- az tcilOWss EsVannah--SLeady and unchanged
60 Eales. 81 bales. Charlest0u-CUiet and un-
~ &c e. lls Wllmingion-Quiet and unchanged
~ =. Aprfolk-Steady and unctEnged 12Ac. sales.
lsr-s@ altnloreNorninal and unchanged at Y. DC
kss--~-2llet lie lower a. u 3-l6c. sales, So8
- =, ~ Louis-steady snd unchanged At I2Mc. Mo
rss-let sne unchanged 81 l2c sales. bales. New
2-4et and easy. unchanged IKE sales 2 525
- isstFeEtonsteady and Unchanged lie: sales.
p-let Estimated receipts for q New
Fee ere a1jo % 1900 hales, against So last
ana - fJG 4Rst year. Al Galveston n
sgElst -. 100 and &c year and at
sI ~ 1000 70 1900. against - l9l last week and
a. a The ports and interior points to-day com
N- VIA the same day last week and last year:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec a. p m--COTTON-Spot quiet:
prices points lower: American middling, fair 696d;
coed mIang sod. middIng 67Od low middinE q. 64d;
good ordinary. 654d. ordinary. 634d The sales
dav bales which 500 for speculation
and and included 7UO American Receipts 1880
bales, all American Futures opened quiet and closed
quiet and steady American middling. c, December.
G5sd, December January GS3H65 Sid January and
February. 4aG6.5Ot February and March 64sd March
April 647d. April and May sd; May and June.
G45d: June and July, &3d644. July and August AID:
September.
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powdered 46Oc; powdered. and fruit powdered
ana Eagle confeetioners granuated zoe; Eagle coarse
graduated. 4.55c. Eagle n cartons, 10
Dags and 8 10 bags graduated 460c Eagle fine
5LasSlated standard graduated and diamond A. 44oci
sy,iIectIoners a. 430c; Nos and g. 4-2Oc; No 4.
~ doe' 30 O. 4loc; No g. 4O5c No Z. &c; No s 8eSe;
5Soc: No 10, 3S5c; No IL. 3s0c; No r. 3loc; No
aersd 'o' Nos Il and - S65c No l8 S6oc Eagle pow
sus1r market Is steady unchanged I'D lower De-
ne oer was quoted SIS 4lad January IS 54d.
me local market steady but unchanged, with DUTY
sugars quoted 3slc for 95 centruEal 3lsc
LOT ~ test muscoyado 23sc for so molasses