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Arizona republican., 1908-10-24
TRAINING THE RACE HORSES

The fair grounds is a busy place these days. Not a minute during the early hours of the afternoon but can be found local horsemen with their fla yorite steeds on the track rounding the animals into form that will keep them among the leaders in the ter
 ritorial races. In nearly every case the horses are showing up remarkably When the gong sounds the horses will be off, to cop for their masters the laurels of the day regardless of the pickings of the bookmaker. The horses are being given the best of attention. Some of the best animals in the country are scheduled for en- try. In all probability records will be established. at the November fair that are held only by Dan Patch, Star Pointer and a few others of olden days. Interesting exhibitions are be- ing given at the grounds daily.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-24

both in size and population. He says that the residents of the valley should feel proud of their thriving town which is setting a fast pace for all cities of its size in the west.
 THE FAIR DECORATORS. A. Chamberlain of Los Angeles arrived yesterday in Phoenix and will remain until after the territorial fair acting as representative of the W. P. Chase Decorating company of that city. MT. Chamberlin is a skilled decorator and has already landed several contracts for the trimming of booths and build ings of local merchants during the fair. MT. Chamberlain decorates anything from store front to the streets of a city and is fast closing contracts for putting on Sunday clothes during fair week.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-24
N. PORT SADDLE AND HARNESS co.
 SPURS AND BITS. 40 West Washington St.
 Telephone Red 131.
TOMBSTONE GETTING REAoY-

The tone in the mining world is gradually improving and conditions are quietly reviving. In and: about Tombstone especially is this fact ob- servable, says the Prospector. Pres ent indications point unnhstakably to camp of consequence in the Dragons. Now is the time to look out for the wild cat" the illegiti- mate mining stock faker and swat" him the instant he lifts his head, and keep it up until the business world comes to understand that no bunco business win be tolerated in Cochise county.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-24
THANKSGIVING

TURkEY-A live turkey on the tele- graph wires in the business district of West Washington street was brought to the ground a dead one by the accurate aim of Marshal Moore who. on seeing the bird doing wire walking stunt, secured a rifle, using it to effect. The turkey fell at the feet of waiting Mexican lad, who snatched up the dead fowl and start ed on merry gait down an alley The young Mexican, it is presumed, isN enjoying a Thanksgiving dinner today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
Steers Generally Steady, While Cows
Are Slow to Lower,
HOG VALUES ARE FULLY STEADY
Fat sheep and Lambs Active ana
strOnger-GOod Feeders steady,
with Less Desirable Grades
Rather slow SELLERS,

The following table SHOWS the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha TOT
the year TO date. compared with last year
1905. 1907. Inc. Dec:
Cattle ........, 7s4,s1e 9t2,I1 .:. l4''V'
Sheep ...,..... l,6o8,099 1,5sS,15S A,9H ..'.''
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the las'
several days, with comparisons;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
NURSES THREATEN TO STRIKE
All start 90 Walk Out when Hos
pitaI Discharges Two Young
Women,

Two theater tickets which were found
and used by two nurses Ut the Omaha
General hospital came nearly being the
cause of the entire staff Of nurses leaving
the hospital and. patients without attend
ance Tuesday evening.
The tickets were found on the steps OF
the second floor by two nurses and were
subsequently used by the finders. The
theatrical ducats were the property OF
the housekeeper and when she learned
that they had been used by Others she
promptly reported lhe matter to the SUI
perlntendent, who with equal promptness
dismissed the two nurses.
The other nurses, about forty in num-
Der, thought that an aspersion was being
cast upon their honesty and a hurried
packing of trunks began. The entire staff
threatened to leave unless the two nurses
were reinstated. The hospital authorities
were obdurate, however, and at a meeting
held Wednesday evening tho nurses were
persuaded to remain.
"We simply refused to countenance the
action Of the two nurses" said Or. Pinto.
one Of the stockholders, and we told the
balance of the staff that they were free
to go, but that we would furnish eacl
hospital and physician in the city with the
facts in the case, and our argument won
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
WILLARD HOME FROM ABROAD
senator says Europe Loves Nankee
Money More Than Yankee
East All for Taft.

Business men and bankers IN New York
with whom 1 talked on my return assured
me that they had all the confidence in
the world in the election OF w. II. Taft
as the next president Of the United States"
said former senator j. II. Willard, who.
with his daughter and grandson. J. H..
Willard, I'd. returned Thursday morning
from an extended visit in Europe.
The east seems to think that Taft will
be elected by r good fair margin and
also feels that With the election OF Taft
business will return and even, surpass the
volume of last fall, when the financial
furry struck as. l. myself, believe that
when the election OF Mr., Taft is announced
business will be better than ever. II Bryan
is elected It is bound to remain slow for a
long time.
'Srhey don't seems to take much interest
in American politics in Europe.
we had a most enjoyable time and Wis.
ited Cherbourg. Paris and Lucerne. Then
we went by automobile through the differ
ent passes to Geneva and the italian lakes:
thence to Milan and Venice ana into Aus
tria, where we let our chauffeur 90. We
took the train to Nierenburg, Heidelberg
and Antwerp and sailed on the Rotterdam
October 3.
1.-THE people or those countries do not
love us as much as they love our money
and for this reason they look upon Amer
cans with favor. They are better shop
keepers over there than we on this side
and do not fail to show their desire to get
American money"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16

BOSTON. Oct. 15,-WOOL-The local wool
trade continues very active, with harden
ing prices. The leading domestic quota
lions range as follows: Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania fleeces, Xxx, 82d33c; X, 3lG32c; No. L,
washed. 34435c; fine, unwashed, 2lq22c;
.half-blood, eombing, 26c; three-eighths
blood, combing. pc; quarter-blood, .combing,
&c; delaine, washed, 9d35c; delaine, un-
washed. 26d27c. Michigan, Wisconsin, New
York fleeces, fine unwashed, 20421c; de-
laine, unwashed. &a26c; hah-blood, un-
washed. 25G26c; t~hree-eighths blood, un-
washed, Csc; quarter-blood. unwashed, 23I
24c Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri three
eighths blood, 25d26c quarter blood, 24G25c.
Secured values, Texas fine twelve months.
J0q52c; from six to eight months, 45947c:
fine fall, 42d43c. California northern, 42d
43c; Middle county, s4dS5c: southern, 37a
CSC. Fall free. S5G87c. oregon. eastern
No. 1 staple, 57a5Sc; eastern No. ] clothing,
47q5Oc; valley, No. i 45@47c. Territory,
steady; fine clothing. 4sd5Oc; fine medium
clothing. 45646c; half-blood. 50dJ5c. three
elghths blood. 4594sel quarter blood. asa
ST.. Louis. oct. B&WooLNUnchsnged
medium grades, combing and clothing. 1850
20c; light fine. 1fd16iRe ;xheavy fine, 11@12c
tub washed, 20d27c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16

or sheep this morning
were quite liberal, eishty-six cars being re-
ported in as against ninety-six cars yester-
day and thiry-eight cars on Thursday OF
last week. The market was in a good
healthy condition throughout. 1t was very
evident that packers wanted good fat lambs
and sheep and the market on anything
answering that description could safely be
quoted as a little stronger than yesterday.
Western lambs, the same as brought $3.50
on Tuesday, sold up to $5.A today. The
market on good killers was reasonably
active and most of the offerings changed
hands in good season.
AS is apt to be the case toward the last
OF the week there was not many buyers In,
but still there was quite a sprinkllng OF
men looking for feeding sheep and lambs.
The market on that kind was a little slow
to open with, but still there was a fair de-
mand for the best grades and they gener-
ally sold in good season in the morning at
fully steady prices. The feeling on the
common and inferior kinds was a little
weak and the trade rather dull.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, 30; fair 10
good lambs, $.0o@5. rs; feeding lambs, A,0C
14.s0; good to choice light yearlings, A6S
@4.90; good to choice heavy ~yearlings,
S4.50@4.7 IS; feeding yearlings. IS. 1594.25i
good to choice wethers, A.A04.66; fair &c
good wethers. $4,00d4.25; feeding wethers
SO. 40Q3.6 60; good to choice ewes, $4.00d4.5O; fall
to good ewes, S.60@4.oO; feeding ewes, 500
G3.00; culls and bucks, $100Q2.b0.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
COMPROMISE ON DAMAGES
Burlington Agrees 10 Pay $4,000 ts
Young Mar Bodily ana AIen-
tally Ruined.

The case of Raymond Green against the
Chicago, Burlington & NQuincy Railroad
ompany for $4,000 damages has finally
been compromised and dismissed. 1t Is
alleged the settlement was made. on a basis
OF SIT, 500,
Green, a young man aged % years. was
employed as a brakeman or ysrdmsn by
the Burlington at Ashland I'm July. 1901. ON
the evening OF August l. within a couple OF
weeks after beginning work for the com
psny, he was run down by a frc'sA r
in the Ashland yards while emp
switching and both OF his legs
badly mangled as TO necessitste "a
ton. He was otherwise badly injurc1
became totally helpless in body and IA
The case was tried in the United Sta,
circuit court in omshs last spring, but the
jury disagreed and a new trial was or
dered. It was alleged at tile time that
the Burlington people stood ready to com
promise the case before trial on the basis
Of $4,000. but the plaintiffs would not agree
to the compromise. The case has been
pending in the United States circuit court
since, and a compromise has just been
reached for 1880. so It is alleged by In
terested parties. In any event the case has
been dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
NETWORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Early in Day is Dull and
Inactive.
SHARP RISE NEAR CLOS
Rate on Call Money Advances
and Bears Rush 90 Buy Back
shares sold Last
Week.

NEW YORK. oct. l5.-There was only a
nominal stock market today, after the brlet
period OF the execution of orders for Tor
etgn, account, until a sudden revival IN
the last half hour. Whatever impulse may
account for the withdrawal from active
operations Of the strong financial element
which has conducted the recent speculation.
u was evident today that with those opera
lions subtraoted, nothing was left of the
market. The attitude of reserve on their
part may be due to unwillingness to en-
croach further on money market supplies
IN the furtheranCe OF a movement. with the
election still three weeks In the future; for
IL is generally assumed I'm Wall street that
no active general demand for securities
IL 70 be expected until after election.
The necessity OF mourning large addi-
uonal obligations last week in order to
absorb the flood OF foreign sales UNI
doubtediy interfered with the plans OF the
organized support of the present specula-
tive position. The support at that time
heavy new Indebtedness to the banks. The
immobility of prices became very marked
today and there were few, even Of the
most active stocks which fluCtuated over
an extreme range of a point, until the sud-
den rise at the last. Discussion of the gov
eminent finance came up i'm connection
with the none market position. The con-
ttnued deficit I'm the revenues, the reduction
OF the treasury,s cash balance and the COM
notes put out at the time of the financial
crisis, all suggest a possible further call on
me national banks for a return OF govern
seemed TO cease entirely to play any part
in the financial markets. A good effect
was Produced by reports that copper con-
sumers were less aloof in filling their re-
quirements, while producers are holding
together more firmly for their prices. The
view OF authorities In the iron and steel
trade of present conditions was decidedly
conservative and of the United
and of the earnings OF the late quarter
scarcely awaited to counterfeit the effect
OF these views. Money lenders are reporting
an increase in the demand for call loans,
while some Of the largest banks have prac-
tIcaly Withdrawn from that department.
The result was a little furry I'm call money
rates today 60 . per cent, the highest since
the conclusion of the October settlements.
The buying of stocks which began with
the rise in call money gave q suggestion
Of responsibility by the bears for recent
selling Of stocks. The Upward impetus
lasted until the closing.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value
S,664,OOC. United States bonds were un,
changed on call.
Following were the sales and range oil
/ nIlGng- IN the AlAnl ANnhnnna al
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
stock In sight.

Receipts OF live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lower Cables and Early Profit Selling
OF Firm Opening.
EDGE OFF GRAIN VALUES
Priees Eased on Rapidly, Due 90 Con-
tinned Attacks by the Bearish
Faction, with No sap
port In Evidence.

OMAHA. oct. 10. 1908.
On lower cables and early proper selling
on the firm opening took the edge Oft grain
values.
Selling pressure became general later and
prices eased off rapidly, due TO the con-
.inued attacts by the bearish faction with
no support in evidence.
Wheat open steady after yesterday al
vance only to slump off later under heavy
selling pressure and lack OF support
coupled with weak cables.
II was a bear market from the start
December wheat opened at SOC and closeu
pe%c. lsM
Corn sympathised with wheat and sold
lower early without much effort.
Cash demand was slow and all offerings
went begging.
Options resltzcd the low level for the
year.
December option opened at SSs and closed
RSh. Hf ,uooo
Primary wheat reeeipts were lSiivo
bushels and shipments were S6i'VO puSnes;
against receipts last year OF LltS,VVP
bushels and shipments of $4,000 buShels.
Corn receipts were SS,VU pusnfls e ~
Fhfpuients were I57 900 bushels, against re
reipts last year OF s5S,OO0 bushels and SNIP
ments Of $4,000 bushels.
Ciearances were $50 bushels OF corn, none
pf. oats and wheat and flour equal to Z'z'7
liverpool closed 1kds4d lower on wheat
and LGdkd lower on corn.
Seaboard reported 10000 bushels OF wheat
taken for export.
Local range or options;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY Mo, Oct. 6.-CATTLE-
Receipts 1900 head, including 1900 south
erns: market for steers, l0qsoc lower; cows.
l0c lower; choice export and dressed beef
western steers, S.6594.S0; stockers and feed
ers, t27b@4.oO; southern steers, 5000; 20;
9S,75: native heifers. S2.6Cd4,5O: bulls, $2S
63.B; calves, $3.2547.W.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market So
1oc higher; top. $500: bulk Of sales. q. 900
$50; heavy, $.S0G6.O0; packers and butch
ers, $5.6Oq6.OOh lights, S.15@5.7 70; pigs, 800
GAS.
head; maket steady; lambs, A.5Odb. so; ewes
and yearlings, S3.S094.3O; western yearlings,
SAO04L4; western sheep, k3.6On44; stock
ers and feeders, 9.2544.O.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CLOSING
Pricca on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-Weak cables and an
absence OF export demand caused a break
he local exchange today. At the close the
net losses were lie TO lbd1Ac. Corn wal
also weak, but oats and provisions were
The wheat market was weak all day. with
The exception of a slight rally during the
siTsS Few minutes OF .s sFa6s que bne 20 act I'VE
start prices were unchanged TO &c lower,
but In the first fifteen minutes a rally to
Toward the end. OF the first hour the mar
ket turned weak and continued heavy the
balance OF The day closing at the bottom.
weather in the southwest, there was little
to stimulate business enthusiasm. while on
the contrary bearish factors were quite
numerous. Chief among these latter influ-
ences was a severe slump in wheat prices
at the principal European grain centers,
Liverpool showing a decline of nearly Id.
The slump at Liverpool, Il was said. was
caused by the fear of an Increase in the
shipments of wheat from Argentina this
week, and to- reports from that country
telling Of favorable weather, for the new
crop. One authority estimated the weeks
movement from Argentina as 1900, 600 bush
els, compared with $4,000 bushels last week.
While dry weather still prevailed in the
winter wheat section in this country, rain
was reported quite general west OF the
Rocky mountains, and the Official forecast
predicted that the storms would spread
much smaller. but the decreased movement
was offset by q slaekenlng in the demand
loI llOuT. An hHnOhL IOlal absence or eX-
port demand also tended to depress prices.
C~lcaranees of wheat and flour were equal
20 212,OoO bushels, Primary receipts were
lSl4,0O0 bushels, compared with 1,119,O OC
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF 7s2 cars, against LEGS cars last
week and 604 cars a year ago.
Owing to free selling OF corn by small
holders the. market was weak all day and
closed at the lowest point. Prices at the
close were 1k91&c. lower, with December
closing at 65hc and May at sc. Local re-
ceipts were more than had been estimated
being lf7 cars, with 80 of contract grade.
oats were steady. At the sample table
prices were steady to NC lower. The mari
ket closed steady with prices unchanged
TO 1bqhc lower, Local receipts were Isl
Provisions were strong early in the day
owing to buying attributed TO local pack.
ers, but subsequently, nearly all the RaIr
was lost as'the result OF a falling Off IN
10 lOc higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
on cars corn, 12 cars; oats, 1872 cars; hogs
1900 head. ives
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
SCIENTISTS WANT TEMPLE
second Church Negotiatcs with Jews
for TyyO worship NIghts
n Week.

The congregation OF the Second Church
Of Christ. Scientist, is looking about for a
place OF worship and the members say
they have several places in view. An ef-
fort is being made TO hold services In TEN
pie Israel Sundays and one night a week.
The congregation OF Temple Israel is dl-
dived on the question OF whether to rent
out it's tabernacle for these services.
The plan has been tried in other cities,
where It is said 70 have met with SUE
cess. In Chicago the second Church OF
Christ. Scientist, worshjpsd in the Jewish
tabernacle for two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
QuotatIons Of the nay on various
COmmodftier

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-FLoUR-Re-
ceipts, 1870 bblst exports, $500 bills
quiet and about steady. Minnesota pat
s fa5s' M si%gs;56; b SlPlsr .sss5s5sass. Nin Fg
extras. S.5Od3.90: winter patents, A5odAS5,
winter low grades, fSS.40aS.so. Rye -four.
quiet; fair to good. slt2su4 so; choice to
G.S0d8.OO per 100 lbs.
CORNMEAL-Quietj fine white and yell
low, Sl0; coarse, I.66; kiln dried, A.lb..
-RYE-Dull; No. 2 western, Sikc, c. /. T.,
BARLEY-steady; mailing. s1qssc. c. l. f.,
Buffalo; feeding. 6iAc, c. l. T., New York.
WHEAT-Receipts, 25s,OO bu.; exports,
2l1,02 bu.; spot market easy: No. 2 red,
ti.0S7sqLOsh, elevator; No. 2 red, t1.O9di .09is,
{. o. b., aflQat; No. I northern, Duluth,
lllA. Z o. b. sfloat; No. 2 hard: winter,
sl.0SA. Z o.. b. atloat. Sharp declines oc.
CURED IN wheat today from the effects OF
bearish cables and foreign news in general.
a poor cash demand, prospects for larger
northwest receipts and liquidation. Last
prices showed 1Wii4c net loss. December,
NUg1f.1Oh closed. S.O9M; May, HO97sd
l105s, closed. N.O95s.
.CoRN-spot market easy; Nc. ? size
elevator, and SIC, {. o. b, afloat to ar
sure by May. longs, and closed NC net lower.
December closed Hl+c; May u1<g1%ei
closed. 1Isc.
natural white, 26a3 lbs. 52d54c; clipped
white, S2a4O lbs. 54d5sc.
~FEED-Steady, spring bran, $500; mid.
ding, $500: city, S23.85.
~HAY-Steady; shipping, 6Op65c; good &c
choice. S0dS21kc.
HOPS-Duli; state, common 70 choice, 1870
crop. llhc: 1908 crop, 39Icj Pacific coast
1903 crop, 9d11c; 1897 crop, fa7c.
HIDES-Dull; Bogota, ls1Rnlslzc; Contra
America, 191kc.
LEATHER-Quiet: acid. 23629c.
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; family, Sl6.1
/ m17.5O; mess, S~95GG14.OO: beef hams, $4,000
300; packet, ~si5.O0Q16.OO; city, extra Indii
mess, s24. OOd25.O9. Cut meats, easy; picked
bellies. Sl0.75G11.5 so; picked hams. S1l.50Q
1900 Lard. market firm; western, s9.s5d9.9o
nominal; refined, steady; continent, 5000
South America, $1t.&; compound, S7.62hq
l7.S7Is. Pork, market steady; family, SiOO0
21.5O; short clear, S2O.oO922.OO; mess, Sl6.25a
1873.
TALLow-0uiet; city, eaeHc; country
5AdbIhc.
RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, %
d6&c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Easier; reamery specials, 2sc
extras, 2ld37hc; state dairy, common t
finest, 1Sd26c.
CIfEESE-Quiet; state, full cream, spe
cials, 13kq14hc; small, colored or white
fancy, 13c; large, colored or white, fancy
12hc; good to prime, 124121xc; common I
fair, 1Oh911%c; skim, 2d10%c.
E~GGS-Firm; state. pennsylvania an
nearby fancy, selected, white, 36d8sc.
POULTRY-Alive, weak: spring chicken
131kc: fowls, 131zc; turkeys, hc. DRESSED
irregular: western spring chickens, l31z4lSc
fowls, 119l5c; spring turkeys, 1s4aOc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16

'otll sales for the day 20 200 shares
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16

ST. LOUIS, Oct. observation-disclosures,
5000 head, including l,60O Texans; market
steady to l5c lower; native shipping and
export steers, S40O97.50; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 2.75Q625; steers under 1000
lbs. $3.OoGS.25; stockers and feeders, $500
$1,000. IS; bulls, S2.75g4.O0; calves. $4.OOa75O;
Texas and Indian steers, $2,75Q5.f 10; cows
and heifers, $.5OQ4O0
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market 10615c
higher; pigs and lights, s3.OOd6.5O packers.
S5.5095.SO 80; butchers and best heavy, $500
$40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 300
head; market steady; native muttons, A.OO
"a 5: lambs. S525Q6. SO: culls and bucks,
s.. 3G3. 70; stockers, S25OQS.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair and Continued Warm, says the
F~Orecaster.

OMAHA, Oct. 10, lSOS.
The pressure continues very low over the
and mountain district, the de-
preston being greatest over wyoming. I'm
settled and rainy weather continues general
over the northern Rocky mountain plateau
and Pacific slope. The depression is slowly
down over the eastern Rocky
slope, and an increased cloudiness
is shown throughout the mountains and
upper Missouri valley. The southeastern
high is slowly moving off the south At
lantic coast. The weather continues fair
throughout the east and south. Tn
weather Is warmer everywhere except in
the extreme northwest, where a very de-
cided fall has occurred since the last re-
port. ri outlook IS favorable for con-
tinued warm in this vicinity tonight and
Friday. with fair weather.
Omaha record of temperature and pre-
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years.
1908 1907 1906 1905
Precipitation ................ 90 90 II .O4
Normal temperature for today, 90 de-
grees. .
Deficiency in precipitation since. March !,
3.6S inches,
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
Gas inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1906,
3.98 inches. J.. A.
Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16

Kansas City Options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
Cntfnn MARKET.

opened steady; October. 9.05c; December.
S.79c; January. S.59cS March, S.60c; May,
SAC; June, S.31c. .
November. sic; December. S72c: January,
S56c; February. $500; March, sac; May,
S.40c; July, S.35c.
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands,
G2Oc; middlihg gulf, 9.45c. Sales, none.
GALVESTON, Tex, oct. 1&-COTTON-
ST, Louis, oct. 15-coTToN-Dun;
middling, DC; sales. none; receipts, 1861
bales; shipments, 321 bales, stock, 12,S&
NEW ORLEANS. oct. l5.-CoTToN-
Spot steady; low ordinary, 45sc, nominal;
ordinary, 5 7-16c, ryominal; good ordinary,
good middling, 3 3-16c; middllng fair,
. l1-16c: fair, 10 5-l6c, nominal; receipts,
S524 bales. stock. l06. ISL bales.