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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-02
CITY IN BRIEF.
cabs all night. Phones 1ss.

NN~NA 80 AAbAAhs A@1NS ASSf
Money to loan. See Robt. w. Col
Inns.
DR.. Watts Is In the city from his
homestead near Dent for a few days.
James Lambrose was a Spokane
visitor today.
Sheriff A. P. Bailey returned today
from Lane.
Edward @. Johnson, OF Monitor,
il a visitor in the city today.
], A. Higbee and wife. OF Cataldo,
are visitors in the city.
Mrs. Ben Hamilton. of Post Falls,
ID visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Keller.
Geo. Fitzsimmons. OF Mica. was in
the city today on business.
j. p. Whitefielt, OF Rathdrum, was
In the city on business last evening.
Call up 264 Red and we will call
for, press and deliver your clothes on
short notice. Bernier, the tailor.
The Panhandle Abstract Co., Is
equipped for quick and reliable SER
vice; has all records In its once.
To assume. without reading them.
that today's ads do not interest you
is snap judgment"
OF the 1000 people who ought to
have want advertised today. perhaps
one could not have Afforded to do so.
Remember our White Sale contin-
ues. only this week. Better come
today. Winn-Barr-Chainey Co.. Ltd.
Harry shipley, OF Minneapolis,
was In the city today visiting with
Fred L. Tiffany.
]. A. Guttman. formerly OF this
city but now located In Spokane. Is
in the city,
Hon. r, N. Dunn returned yester-
day afternoon from visit to Boise
city.
All white dress goods during this
week at prices to surprise You. The
Winn-Barr-Chaincy Co., Ltd
Richard Ford. OF Rathdrum, was
In the city transacting business this
afternoon.
County Superintendent o. r. Shern
went TO Standpoint today on business
in connection with his ONCE.
Ben Stockwell. of Rathdrum pralr-
10 was a business visitor in the city
today.
IN order to make room for new
stock we are selling wall paper from
30 to 40 per cent discount, Fourth
Street Fair
Thoroughly dry 16 inch ar and
tamarack slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Blackwell Lumber COM
pany. Bell phone az. Interstate4.
Table linens and toweling were
never so cheap as at our white
Sale" only this week. Winn-Barr-
Chainey Co. Ltd.
In order to make room for new
stock we are selling wall paper from |
30 to 40 per cent discount. Fourth |
Street Fair,
Otto Swanson and Gudrun Ran
stad, both OF Spokane. were united in |
marriage yesterday afternoon by |
Probate Judge Egbers.
j. w Smith today turned over to
County Treasurer Beebe the taxes
collected for the month Of February.
The total amount was S5.157.SO.
DO you know you can get a good |
muslin undergarment for 19e only at |
the white sale this week. wlnn- Barr
Chainey Co. Ltd.
Walter Ball has purchased the
Fourth street restaurant. He con-
templates remodeling and improving
It and win make II first class place.
Mrs. |. Well A. Well. Mrs. T. Well, |
and Mrs. A. Haas OF Nashville. Ten
nessee. are guests at the home OF |
Mrs. A. Clausner.
The Muslin sale continues this
week and the crowd still comes for
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-02

We are prepared to furnish
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-02

THE best comedy artists that have eve
been in the Northwest, will be at the Lyric a
of this week. They offer more laughs for Ii
money than any other team on the road M
dull moment on the program, all new and
little ahead of the times--come and catch up.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. October I. 1903.
REANs AND PEAS-Receipts to-day, $50 bags Of
beans and 1000 bags Of peas Te & demand s1d
Change Stocks are light and choice beans held a.
full figures We quote t5ANS ~ - -
e Rsa CO. ehG5'e do pea q eRoiSe g s. 20 choice
5 s. 2S 81 eboee o 40 So S6 g So do Common good
s. 10 black turtle s sGgP Hg Sc o PEAS ssoch
bags per bush, 81 25as2 80
almost a. sIandstin in the market to-day T6ere There
was no S 9n and there is an absence OF trading
stores apart the delivery Of few goods on
aton to usrrsnt any change in the line of quotations
Iave fancy creamery and fair good quality Offer
,Ssi ~, a. grsasS nav. been very duh and tending
cumuate Process, factory and packing aT STOCK are
specials per ID Sic do extras SOC do hrsts 2sG 2sc
Specials 90 a Sic DO extras 29E 3Oc: do hrsts 2s
dairy tubs finest 2sT as 90 poe g9oe 20
specials &c: DO 2sc: do nrsts ESQ 25lss; 40
% aeS Western factory hrss % y G24c do seconds
q .D1 2G B99ngF hsg. 's2i g Z sS o dc S'S8 N0 8
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day $40 bones With the DIFF
Iiverng any freight to-day and the day being prao-
dget but without new features interest Most
ceivers have more or less surplus OF fI I eTgI w sci
freely basis Of quotations there Is an absence
Skins "a NsFs ssppeeisa not Offering at top quota
som som hIsH hs.I11on cable Finest Canadian new SIS Cd
for and SOS for white We apoIe statS i iGt a.
mai fancy iBsc: do white. small. fancy. 15A Ac: do
aoog 10 u
1ssHc skims 4 H. specials. 1Se: co skins hne l2c
do fair TO good ga gl1hc; do common Iase; DO taii
AFF5ttS;s@Recepts to-day. 9s04 Between the
sS hofavs and the HudSOn-Fulton celebration tfhoe
Sss come almost 10 a sandsti in the wholesale SrEet
There is nothing indicate change IN the gene!
ation For fancy gathered goods closely sIAeed
sroriug proportion Of eggs the market gen
sIp, r,ief steady Medium qualities overTIenty,
dressed for sale weak. Dtrtles and ciects nm @
StoraEe eggs dull urgently offered. with ne oIe
eeak We quote: State. Pennsylvania and nearby men
- white fancy 3sd37c; do gathered white os45
do hennery brown 39a33c, DO gathered Drown = r.
EXTRA hrsts 25i Q26c DO hTsts. 49,, 40
o9,Slsc 10 thirds 20Q24c. drtiea. lbg2O1e c.
Sets lea 100. Refrigerator. early packed specia ma a
Sa1cI a5Ic do nrsts 24i7Q25ci do summer packet
2Ou24c -. A. ,rea s,,nnfv and drag
1@ unless fancy seckel and Bartlett pears seaay 70
ssas bTt other Kinds easier Small lots or ounces Al
ntIi, peaches In moderate supply and nrmeF Hest
,ahis plums ana prlnes higher, tut hanson ahq ~
stock and lower. Grapes IN tfee sHIFiy an
raqefnE AZ Irregular Cranberries ln
.-,,T111is tion ard Muskmelons snow vice tanS
-. "uaiitv and value Watermelons dhli ana Hsas 9S
Grapefruit generally 81 a N5inrosh hand nieked
4 nssd Dbl $3.50 wealthy " og@5 90 s
sO6E3 ounce Pippin, - a>% -.
Grsvsn,sln a. 25axs 2s Klns. 81 ooesA ba4a"A' s&@
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

COTTON-The private condition reports issued to
market ruled generally rnler
practically best point the day and very steady
sold I3 8sc and November I3.47c. representing
ty ey a From "a 70 80 p0,1jS from Jhe M low aEs eys
yiLa.a y or ~ points o. The hgh records made on
sIIs3peG p Bath Chicago ara ooI[hegn 0qlls @ wee
gossip around the there seemed 70 Be impression
sItro7yE tss-e s,e-e9 - - It,tie as3s Sor go
al an advance Of 70 points and quickly sold 10 -
points net higher Realizing fer the week end and
points from these figures during
eae more srressive aSd forsef tae hartst Gp 10
net advance ot 1890 points, The upward movement
leans into the rag with an order to buy 10 000
haes OF January. while later early sellers for scalp
saee 70 coTsT and The steader showing Of the market
10 less t6an I've -vat. Condition. erort bssei on re-
plies from southern correspondents ranging from 80 .
showed deterioration Tor the month Of about s per
cent The government report last month 637 per
10 O'Clock on Monday morning and the ofHcisi cor
the local trade made yesterday afternoon
5 Se- '1 Hs. On Is ne m SalI9sa 6nsr o 1. SssS
citation reported 25s4 600 bales Enned september %
eea SEQ coo and 900 600 bales gnne5 70 this period
last overland to mills and Canada, 2I4T, against
against SO 90 last year gain OF stock al interior towns
2464 aEans g. sol year brought sight for
noveuent-ort receipts bales against 021 s4
ast yea5 Overland % mills and Canada LIS bales
September ! e9 against l56 454 last yea
brought into sight during the month of septen7he-
l364021 against 27 499 last year irto sight
% date. I+3sI75 against 4o4 755 year total
GAYS
Tue range of contract prices in the market today
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
orHER mARKEr-ev TELEGRAPH

,t.2Ec C~t -CATTI.E-asceipts. estimated $50
r. asrEsf E-eatJ. steers 8 d00Se So cows. s. COG
80 sIe fes1ers s. 75gS5 20. HOGs-Receipts testi-
- 1000 1sac. market steady early. but weak later
~ eao.ef ses.s. s. 8VQ&s -. butchers 8 20
- lg1' rl1ec s. syQNs TO- choice light, s. i0a&s 20,
srs ssoss 20 pigs Esaf7 p. Du!k y sales 81 85 q
-. e1EEP AED LAAIBs-EiecelDts eziiunated) 70 90
-.-..ef t9r sheep Weak and sor lambs strong.
tG q ~~as3 o. lambs. SGgf7 80. year!;ngs, s. go
ess c-g Oet 1.-cATTL.E-Rsoelpts go head
- - S---1eruss market STEADY weaE. choi e
t.e. l1gase- heef steers g 5o4gs % fair 20 good
"a, eeta. - southern steers. s. 2Oq4s Southern
ssss So y . nati'e eo1s g 2SqS4 = native
l,.. h-k of ssies s. TOdss 10: heavy SsQSs II y
ssss- - 53isEsrs g. soass 10 light. s. sogss: pigs
~ higher. lambs s. sOass -. yearlinEs s. 500
issrs = - - -ss4 70 ewes 3saS4 G0. stockeTs and
tsssy-aaafi OCT -CATTLE-ReceiDt 2g1 head.
Cdfs si1A p good shippers s. 40 aFe 50. common
igt-- NUS Receipts p s39 head. active IOc
. s9ase --eIs a1e shipper s. l0q 81 -. common.
Afgts 81 ,1FLh-i'-tteer 1O4e head steady.
Eas- ants easy. s3QG5 %
slr'r sg.--at- '1ef l--f-AITI E.-FeceiUfe head
.ssosir5s ~ a6e hrT prime steers 50 75aS- vEALs
tsa-s sl,--pla f<'o head. fairly attlTe best
= 11sE ~ ~ Ni-trt heavy. s. ~ ~ - 90 mixed.
eiEEP ~ b-es 81 l14 s. 30 roughs s. 2G0S7 40
sle=p st-e-o --AA lbs Receipts 5000 head active.
searrgs i1EnnE Joe higher. Iambs gsas- gs
~ = -'e = 30, wethers S5ds5 u ewes 81 -
eale, 1.sIg Ocr l-cITTI. ~ s,-rf, l,t,. s.s.-
ge' stssSef' veal calves s3ass q sEEEP-supDig
non s sosse-,lHe wsthers - 7o0S4 -. cuIls and
= D. +-lae hssgiea 81 30lss al. r-edio.. e. IA,
. ~ uirr scsstkeFs s. sGass M IlRf YoT<@-g & 30
Set @. s91Ess s. 5ogs7 80.
.ioTiIyalosr - Narch Sc 81 Ts.ec5s- ss =,
=; x21,5 - 3 S. ALsIKE-Priass ana octobsr.
y ~ nsaszbsE % e.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Oct. l. 1909
Guiding cars for slaughterers and exporters %
so cars to be sold Good and choice steers were in
c aepa snG a to SLOW oS b ana ed1 co aPa @
changed The yards were finally cleared red Common
81 sOGs5 bulls at SIS 40Gs4 90; cows at 81 5Ogs4
e4cesdns quoaoas Latest private cables from
LiyeTPo0i and London quoted i've cattle steady a!
selling at 10l al0c per p Exports to-rnorrow from
don 3o4 and 1000 quarters Of beef for Schwarz
London market iGt quarters Of beef for the Morris
Beef Company ana 9i5 quarters For Armour & Co.
and on the cedric. to Liverpool 20 quarters for
mentS total a. from this port for % the week Of - 6lt
saIes-McPherson & Co: 10 virginia steers. 124s
s. 99 = DO loIS H. at z6 3 30 90 10 6 d9 n TO- is a.
s ohio do 1910 lb. at 50 10 - do; 1876 10. at 81
s. - - westerns i134 h. al 81 IS. siass i2Ss
81 60 "a cows io44 ID. at s. u do 9s7 H. s. s5;
PG 6 At g s 49, Vest Sl2 N v7eS. 2 40 Steers
II. at 81 40: 1+1O H. az So 40: Is do 1880 u az
; do, 1850 ID. at 50 10; do 1892 Ib. at 50 10 IL
h;9R9n 92 Esgsuoy * s y 81 s7 1910 % n $,
q West II Virginia do 1iae 10 at IS IS: 30 do 1I75 n
a. 81 so 20 d2 i1a9 u =. s. 40 bulls losS i5 % az
10 DO DO so5 ID a. 81 90. ! do, TsO 10. at 81 SO.
o. I2se n IS 40 Is DO ll48 N a. s. So q West
rTginia @ DO - lzo4 zo r. al al S9 - co sS 81 m az AZ 90 go NJ n
at s. 20 11A 70 s. 90 "a do 1872 n at s. So
S virginia bulls 1923 n. at 81; West Virginia
Kerns Commission Company: 10 Kentucky steers 1922
Sc 60 10 do. 1894 10 at Sc CO. 70 DO ll5o ro at
Fred / Kratz p West Virginia 1897 at s6 40:
81 18l7 n at So 40: Is do l2ss Ib at s. 20 10 do
sanders % West Virginia steers 1900 n. SO So:
70 do 10 SC So u Kansas do, 1906 n. at 20
DO I04O n az S4 u 3 953 70. at SO 50
CAIVES-Recepts 276 head. including @iO
vas steady with limited trade for lack OF offer
ngs. no offered Ordinary prime veals
s2dSIO per loo 70; common grassers a. - 80
Dressed steady strong az iOGl5lc per N for
dressed 9Gl4c dressed hutternks and srassers
saies-Tobn & shannon: 10 yeals i42 70 average. at
$40 per 10 Rrassers 233 10, AZ - 90
sanders: 81 veaIs. l63 n AZ $40
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts were % cars, or 3. .ssa
besd Including the market making with the stale
stos1v- the general lamb trade slow and barely
steady with a ot choice II n lambs selling AZ we'll
Sn9fsIDsd rricrs ne not cleared Common
>, ssr sheep al 81 50dS4 % leo n. common ~
Z "a, 81 - Tressrf mutton TT9isc
dressed lambs iefl2'sc.. -, ,-,,- ,-, -, -.
saIes-Fred Kratz; 1870 West Virginia lambs Il 70
average 81 a. per 100 n -. ,,.., .,. n.
10 YswtSn sI - Co 26s Virginia lambs. 80 n. At
81 rs 90, ,. ,a-,.s A. y, NJ a.. aa5 ao
n m A. So T5 "a state sheep IS 10 At 81 o0 do %
n At ss Co 25e Buffalo lambs. as 70. at 50; si2 do
~ m AZ 81 e62 DO 80 n, al s. - ~. 40 a. ss
" sanders ISL state lambs y 10 at s. 20 Ss DO 90 go
~ a. S6 50. 100 Pennsy vania do - 10 al ~ 90 ="
.he-n i5 n - Is. do 700 10 AZ - lV 40 l4'
", ~ a. 81 s a.. 9O s. SO a. s-. "a
II 81 q X Hollis: is7 state lambs 81 n a. 50 10 %
staIe sasel - ~ sTs IA cara or 900 head. lneud
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tbs
" assessment rolls of real estate and Per
sonRl property IN IhG City u SeW 1oF& IoF
the year 1908, and ne W&ETanLs Ter ne co.,
lection % tsxsa. have been delivered 70 the Ul-
aeTstgned and that al the taxes On said aSzo1s-
ment rolls are due ana payable or
MONDAY, OCTOBER u 1BoSs
81 the Office Of ths Reeeivcr o4 Taxes n tAs
Borough In which ths property "a loeats2- a.
follows
Borough Of Manhattan. No, 81 Chambers
street. Manhattan. n Y
Borough OF The BRONX. Garner q Thtrd ana
fremont avenues, The bronx N Y
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms 2. 4. ana :.
Municipal building Brooklyn y. y.
Borough OF Queens. corner u Jackson avenue
Borough o. Richmond. Borough A2--. 81
George. Staten Island. y. \.
Al taEaz become lisna On ths d2J due &he
payable. ..-. m
PAID IN OCTOBER NO t-GBAIES A1lA
ALLOWED.
Under ths prOvtsiGns az Ssctsol 9l5 of toe
Charter. amended by Chapter @At, lava OF
lSU2. u Ia provided. II A1J LaG sllaA fellAa.G
unpaid on the urst Gay OF November u a4l.A-
rscsivs ana collect uLOn szca Ia interest," 0soa
the amount thereof At tns rGts OF seven eai
caDJUIn Per Rnngm u Do cGieuL&LEG Erol4 tlo
day % which the axes bscotlte 4~u s-4d g@J-
able tOctoosr A.. as provided n section o.
W hen Cnecks mailed - me Esscu.ser l1
Taxes Jhey MGSt We HcCJlAsA.-isd - AooFsaacc
enFS.1lss Win FJo T. FasE-s@AA1 ~. 1te-e4
g insure return Eccs.gtsd GI-a ~ n-AA.
Ch~cks Gatel OCtJ1er E--uA4- - l.-sA--G4 -
the tluOolssT a. soSn pOsA-0-o a---r Ui.ia
have OsSa -uiSSd % tae ~A~Ss5ss ~
DRAW GE4ECEl5 ONLI ~ So OttDE-f-
OF 4-4E RGNEl kEt or 4AAESs
DAVID Il Al STEM,
s.e-slvsF ~ 4axas
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October /, 1909.
NOF FEE-Nhtle the coffee did fully
maintain early advance general tone was steady
owing 10 higher European markets light offerings
ne opening was steady At advance 8 points and
al one time during the morning prices SOLO points
-LeneI later there was little coffee sale
pa or me advance was lost the close being steady
@Lshalgeo 70 . points higher. sales Of
LOU uags Receipts a Ind santos
Ioh OF september were the largest record reaching
-toovoO bags. against 247900O
@Aeh me crop turned out be nearly 20OOO
AAS Dig aoN elent this year is considered
20 me size q the crop. but is supposed reflect
sey Iala marketing. due 10 the fact that supplies
OF santos coffee IN consuming practically
exhausted al The beginning the
teTe was consequently big cofTees
IIa-lt ~hlie both marketing and demand have been
'3-taLee Dy the law limiting exports from
eOuouuO oass foT the season. Some expect this
be reached by J. VhIe there M oresent
sign or & diminishing movement the
trade has the period receipts Both
European markets were higher to-day.
= franc higher while Hamburg was unchanged 10 =
pLeng hisheT AZ the hour OF the local Neither
o. ne Tazian markets reported change Rain was
spot coffee quiet quotations on the basis OF ~
for Rio No :
as
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
Public Notices.

Department Of Finance, Bureau for the Col
lection OF Taxes. Nc. 81 Chambers street. Bor-
SGsh OF Manhattan New York. September q.
ls0e-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

founa wheat shipments the the largest
ior months Fresh business the OF -
.1s was reported. On the late curb further selling
senec prices sac below the regular close All % the
Ioelgn markets were rm Liverpool advancing hr7sd
Broomhnll estimate OF 5sOO00,0OO bushels for this
WTias import requirements this and increase
o only o6OlO bushels in Liverpool stocks for the month
here considerably larger increase had been expected
receipts IN the Northwest, including Winnipeg
LII cars compared with ESQ a while the
western primary received total OF 1881. COO
k.SSOOO bushels The Berlin market closed
AAc higher and Budapest ilsc higher The Argentine
shipments 216O09 bushels. compared with 10000
bushels the previous 1924 bushels
yesterday. mostly aggregattng bushels
red wheat entirely nominal:
No ! Northern Duluth 81 Oe%. and No 2 hard winter
81 SOs. b ahoat both nominal COEtN-Between
larger receipts and continued favorable weather
market generally weak all day closing 1c lower.
Commission houses liberal sellers times
sold freely and that receipts likely continue lib
eral for time TO All Western points had
GA 900 bushels compared with 259 year.
The Liverpool market closed d net higher Argentine
vious week and 100000 bushels smaller than the
responding week year No here quoted
dSc nominal in elevator T4c delivered nominal; No
7Oasc middle
h,4L D
and showed early strength only which
lost IN sympathy with other markets Receipts again
eeeded the estimate Cash oats IN New York firm.
closing follows Mixed Al G42c; natural white 42la6
Western, T61ac nominal. Z New York BARLEY
Market quiet feeding. 5sGfSoc, New York. Wheat,
including -four exports for the week according to Brad
Streets 1922 160 bushels against 2S3 6O1
bushels last and 643S5 bushels last
July 2S 7s3 bushels against 80 572 bushels last
Corn exports for the week. 1854 bushels against
944lS bushels last week. 1Ssl3 bushels last since
July l. l349 $50 bushels against 624745 bushels last
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

ing barely haif a the market Prices were ,lst
about steady with Yesterdays sales and hogs sold
IS aOUSs - 100 10
SAles-S. Sanders. 20 averaee
81 a. per loo n
Tohin shannon 81 state hogs Ias n AZ 81 so 1
Jersey do. 40 n at s. so, rous6s e5s n al s. 30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool Oct. l.-ClosinE WHEAT-Spot quiet. No
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

yed Western winter uum.na.y. Is "a. steady
bvs1nioer. IS Gal. Mar a. .-2t Aa5. t,sl. CORN
--7n0t steady. American ulN-d Galveston. Ca
2ttt, ruturrs steav October tsl December. Sad.
FLNtE-Ninter patents l4l. G-s sd HoPS-ln L1n-
don G'ac.ac C0asu ue" grop nrf. t6asi3 g. BEEF
EXt-t lntl1 arm. yJs Hl. HANS-SaoEt u
t6 70. quer. 5ts BACON--C Cumberland ~
so 10. quiet e6s, short rib ~ 60 - Io dall tals 6d
long clear ulddes. light. a4 n. steady uls E
long ml3Gl-s heavy SIS n. steady Gss; s1o-r
o. quiet eds. clear bellies - g.
i6 n. steady, 65s 81. shoulders. square u to ~ e.
steady I.AED-Pritns Western. In tierces st.
tls ~ American relnest ia pals qet cls ~ -5st
col. rra steady SIS TNLIOW-Prinse eiiy 49,
gls TUtPENrlNE-s SPIRITS aEnas - .fs..s-.
Cor,ueCn Ann PETRoLECM-ltoluo~ sese-@
T&d IINSEIcD O1Ir-FiFn. 20 O.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
q contract prices in the local market today

ne local market for spot cotton vas quiet and 25
middling Gull Sales - for DO delivered
Southern markets teegraphei
lows: Galveston. steady unchanged I3isc sales
bales New Orleans unchanged - 3-16c sales.
4.45O bales Mobile, steady unchanged 13c. sales
bales Savannah Arm; l-l6c higher at l2c; sales 39
bales. Charleston Errus sc higter l27sc Whining
ton quiet &c higher at 127sc Norfolk steady; 10
higher 13sc. 80 bales. Baltimore nominal:
unchanged 13lzc Augusta steady. l-16c higher a
13 Lice sales s02 Memphis steady; unchanged
194c sales 300 bales 81. Louis steady; unchanged
I3c sales, 81 bales Houston, steady; l-6c higher
13-Ec 7s1 bales. Estimated leading
points TOR Saturday: At Galveston % 500 70 25 600
against p s4s last week and 1884 last
last year
Exchange special Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton
moderate demand. sales 5000 bales speculation
port So. American 50Oo imports. 5000. all American;
rnid-upland. 2Sl Futures opened quiet J
vance, quiet but steady advance Of sac
points October. T07d: October November. 7O11zd No
velber- December ehd Decem5sr-Janusry 97d
96izd ID. FebruaryMarh. 6gJ12d. March
April 6s51. April May, s94lgd. Msy-June, 5a4d; June
July. g. 80 q, July August. 6sld August-Septeuber
7O1zd. October esd Man chester
hr1n; cloths prices asked checks business
The following ire total net receipts ot cotton at
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
IrnI.R AM MEAL-FIour traders reported

FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour traders reported far
trade to-day IN spring and bakers OtherWise
the quiet and practically uneh4ngea @ rye
-four was qulet held higher FOR the better sanes
The following prices quoted on tas "a" s i hoIS
Produce Spring patents - % 30
straights 50 O5qS5 IS winter patents - iog32 3 99
gpring 81 65 a. So. extra No winter - -
81 Is extra No 81 80 asa So Kansas stEaights
81 90 MSS Is RYE FLOUR-Firm quoted RAJ. -
god 's4 2o@S4 30. choice 10 fancy s. 32g$5 30 80
gMFAI-FteaGy Quoted. Kiln dried 81 90 IA5
AgEAI-Eteady. Quoted Fine white and yellow - oo
55Si 90 coarse 81 5OQS1 So. FEED-Western qalet;
crv ouet Quoted Western spring. 80 80 S'ai
fniddIing S2a 90: n0ur S2s 30 red dog 81 $5ls5 ~
civ bran So 10 bulk S24 10 sacks middiing, tz5g
$50 90. red dog s3l so. homin3 chop. Us '0 "u'"'
70 sacks OILMEAL- 50 I'm
RAIN-WHEATThat the short lnte,esl We W. SeiH &
the punishment adiniilsl,ie9 =. -
tember g. Chicago on Thufsday atle'na ora5
shown the active covering movement NliCn
today an The start and continued half the session
encouraged consi ferabe support from Dun uan.a 80
all markets or lAe t1I'''s
blaming early fsc advance 10 prices
MIDDAY there disposition 70 lahe p.''
around 81 ~ in Chicago. and this paved the W. ~ 20
later heavy ling movement when tnr shlIlla, ,iS
worlds shipments made appear mat ths $500
lie around l3 OOO bushels this week iI1,es t"Pt~
quite they had advanced ea!il-i IN ~.
nd ghe close iI york only tbe ~e 80
previous night some late selling MSS ass
HueDced b. q bearsh 'hdCdeTn Miller report an $3.50
Col Kansas CiLy tns enset that Eses'FIAs AS-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
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