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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
Clippings from the Quinn Courant.

Clippings from the Quinn Courant.
Miss Tillie Perry came down from
Rapid City Monday, and spent Tues
day and Wednesday on her claim
south of town.
Quinn's first Mutual Market Day
was an unqualified success. There
was a good attendance and a large
amount of property sold.
w. II. Porter is having lot of
stone hauled and piled up on his lot
opposite the Courant office. but he
is noncommittal as to what use he
intends making of it. Frank Heck
athorn is doing the hauling.
w. H. Porter's dam just south of
town cut out Sunday morning and
nearly all the water ran away.
There was fine pond there, and a
good many people in town were get
ting water there, and it's loss will be
seriously felt by others, as we'll as
Mr.. Porter.
Miss Tillie Perry received letter
from her father at Webster City
IOWA, requesting uel W COllle HOlue
Immediately on account of the sick
ness of her mother. She went Wed
nesday evening, and the length Of
her STAY depends on the condition O.
her mother
Will Timmins is fixing up his farm
as though he intends to stay. HI
purchased Carl Olson's house ant
barn and moved them to his place
The house he has joined to his max
ing very servicable addition, ant
the barn adds greatly toward max
ing his premises look more home
like.
Ernest Dixon's new steam break
ing outfit arrived here Thursday
and as soon as it is unloaded and Sc
up he expects to commence break
ing. The start will probably b
made at Clarence Bliss farm mort
Of town, he having contracted fo
200 acres. The engine is 22-hors
power and the gang will consist
six 16-inch plows, which ought
, turn over sod at q rapid rate.
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GETSY NOTES OF THE WEEK
asceal items Concerning People and
Escaes Happening During
the Week.

rAe.e having knowledge Of So
ssesy items viii confer favor by
snnens up phone 14e. or by paying
a, personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both The Union and
10 editor.
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IMPORTANT WORK.
What is Being Done at Our Dry
Farming Experimental Stations.

What is Being Done at Our Dry
Farming Experimental Stations.
Prof. Willis, with his assistant,
Mr.. Bach, from the Brookings Agri-
cultural college, have been here and
staked the north station into thir-
teen little tracts, and the south one
into twelve. with four-foot alleys
between, and in few days they
will send some drum wheat, bread
wheat, also oats, barley, speltz, corn,
and flax seed, and perhaps other
seeds, to put in. They have the ex-
act number of square inches in each
piece, and the results will be pub
lished. The seeds, and services of
Prof. Willis, are furnished by the
state. and the writer intends to get
knowledge to assist him when he
goes up for his pay. They bored
down forty inches where the soil
was treated last year, and it is moist
and soft for thirty inches and then
ten inches of wet dirt. Where it
was simply plowed last year it was
moist ten inches and at fifteen inches
dry and hard.
Prof. Willis thinks that in two
years the state will make an APP
priation for these stations.-1. H. G..
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Public Land Sale.

Department OF the Interior, U. s..
Land Office, Rapid City, 8. D., Feb.
rs, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that as d.
rected by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Offics under the pro-
visions Of the Act of Congress APP
proved June ~, 1905 ga Stat. Sly
we will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder at 9 O'Clock am. on
the 9Th day of April, 1909, at this
office the following tract of land viz:
Northwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter of Section %, south half Of south
west quarter, southwest quarter Of
south east quarter of section, FL,
township~1 north,.range least, B. II.
NJ, Serial O1895.
Any person claiming. adversely
the above described lands are adj
vised TO file claims or objections on
or before the date designated for
sale. ~. .,r.
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- For fresh cut roses., carnations.
violets and chfysanthemums. write
or phone T. W. Mcdonald. Florist.
Lead. 8. D. 'Paoass 1ls1 saa asS7..
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Interesting Recital at Indian School
A very interesting recital was Civ!
en- in the school chapel Monday even
ing by the pupils Of Miss Edna j.
Smiths piano class.
The Indian children have particu-
lar talent for this particular branch
of music, especially the girls, and
the best in them was. and is being
brought out by the excellent teach
ing OF Miss Smith.
The program was opened with a,
piano duet by Miss Goldie House
and Miss Smith. after which fifteen
other Interesting numbers were Civ
en-. The program closed with a spi-
eno trio by the Misses, Cottier, En-
cry and Keith. Miss Smith Is to be
complimented on her work. ''.;
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y Smith, Premier typewriter for sale:
IN exce1lehts shape. Enquire 1t The
Union ONCE for. particular. \:
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victog, and Albert Johnson, Of Ne
mo. were in: RAPID, City. Tuesday,
The guests OF the International.
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JOHN Z. BURKE, Register.
MYRON WILLS1B,, Receiver.
First publication March s.
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Union emss for Job printing.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


ns q 5 sS snS Or m h. asaS
prime steers were in light supply and fT others slow at
rated easier: cows lOGl5c lower; thin steady
Sse So per loo NJ oxen al s. Sas4 60 bulls al sssss
ah SnS s sS.r s5s steady cad fox s1d and MEDIUM medium Sack
st s25gs6O and choice mixer brought SIS Dressed
cables the cattle Of Britain
q 5se the We're
uge at So % per loo n 10 Wes vrsHa do sle m a.
s. +o % 90 % dlSS s. NJ At s. TO- do IS4s n At 4 S. -O 2 V II
s.: / COW. 1850 10. at 81 s5.
IA i5 n at 81 IS Virgins do 1875 n at
s. 10 bulls SIS ~ a s. 5; cow 1890 n IS 25: "a
80 @ s = 81 so s1 m 10 ~ 81 5s N At IS s
= DO ll2S 10 az 81 %; bulls 1iaO ~ at 50 90; do
S 90 cows 900 n at ss 20: DO SUE ~ at s2
% sG 81 % o nj is az d. ass S. n at at s a. % at 81 w. L DO -" "
TSsn sha79s0 ,0so s2 KensgSky steers IS 12s9 r. at
s. IS do, ssI ID. at 81 .5 do. $50 10. at 81 co
1878 S =: IS vISsnia liOs $
sfS r ii 5 "
ss DO II 2 S So a; Os 81 IS IS at 81 o. &C. 90 d. at u 10
y q curtis 3 Son: 1890 Ii. at 81 80: bull:
r. at ssf 81 i5 sS DO II $50 b at So 10; =, DO 40 T. a
DO %! ID. at Sc So do $50 iS at s. 2S; do. eS7
So al 81 %: do ss5 D. at 81 90; mixers
at S92t SS9 a $40 ,,iIsI per- head ,uu sco II, ,,.o
5' SSS s. sos 81 ii's
cow. $50 10. at So %: do $50 io at s.: Z do i5f
81 q b. e9 ' Is at 81 So At d. % GaC a. &c. at IS s. so S a"
;, John Dgcey: cey: bulls $50 n "a 81 90: do Sl4
9!r. ri ( :3s ,os !: S..i E ? d's H. at s.
%: 81 Sc ss2s: 44o 'sso
ssa H. at 81 30; do, 500 ID. 81 20: do. SIS
Nelson & McCabe: IA cows. 500 IN. at 81 a..
CALtEs-Recetpts were 1872 head including 4TS
the STOCK s6 head SGT on shs a ~apE snd w
were steady and in good demand: westerns slow and
veals sold s6qslO e5 per 100 Ib throwouts at 81 30
s. so Western calves 81 1905 sO city dressed veas
steady at 1oa15e per 10; country dressed up
sssIss|J siS G Curtis - xeaIs $50 Ii average
ID; st So Is; 81 DO 12I n az 50 So q do ia ~
do 1os h. at s. 50: do 14a ID. At 81; II eulis 10
nuts 6 at ss ss fed calves 2sI H. 81 So butter
I5s 10 al s. yssTIinss ss5 Is. al At 81 90 80
q iO S So 81 90 a. f d at at 8 sS s
S4e n at So SO; yearinss s5s 10 at s. 5 DO $50 ~
JelIne: Wright 81 vsals i4e ~ at $40: 20 dc.
so NJ ia 9 & g. D s So - do Is I2 n n $50 ss DO ESQ p a. S
NJ aeSss at s.; 70 y iyeqrliRFT BI.aSs sSs r $ %
s. s. 81 3! 81 q4s,ss9. 10 DO i1s So n red calves sS al
0tis Co: 10 ysaIs. lSa n. $40 2s: do lOs
andrew Mullen: SeaIs Ia ~ n, a, $40 as do IA r
az $40; do i04 ~ az 50 25 IS do, I4I NJ dl
calves I75 10 81 SO II mixed calves 10 ~ a. S4 aS
and yearngs $50 10 at S. so; S4 80
Nelson q McCabe: II veals l45 ~ at $40: do. ss n
western SS Calves 5 s as q m S al s. s'e las ~ at s. So IS
$40 rs do isO ~ $40; DO iSS rs az So do iss
$: 9?aa s ssil $ 81 81 % a. At i fa g. z z 8 g. lsS s5 n Il,
r a. ss "a. sd eus g NJ - a. $. grasses eos n 81 II
Tsbn Shannon: II sAalA iao n 40. 5 do. So n.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
OTHER mARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 29-CATTLE-Reespts, estimated.
IS 900 head market steady steers 50 JOG ~; cows
So 50GS5 25 heifers So 50 ass. bulls - 81 80 calves
s3G 50; stockers and FEEDERS. 50 I54 - go HOGS
choice heavy. IS 3OQSs as; butchers s. 25G IS sos
light mixed. 81 SOGSs choice light sS4ss IS; pack
Ing sass 90 &5GS7 bulk % sales 81 eot IS -
s. so: lambs. S6as7 10; yearlinss s. 25as5 20
Cincinnati. Sept. 29.-CATTLE-Receipts As62o heads
active fair 20 GOOD shippers s. 40 SO 50; common.
S2aS1 - HOGS-Recepts 3Oel head: slow ana LOG
s. 5O@sa 90 saEEP-Fsceipts. SOS hsads steady.
81 SOC 81 25: lambs steady. 50 81
steers s s. 75ssi vEzL@RsoslP.. 100 ssad sstvs
steady: heavy. S. 5oaSsS So mixed. ss 50 ess 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 800 head; sctivss
sheep steady; lambs. l0e higher: lambs. s. fS1 80
Kansas civ. Sept 28-CATTLE-Rsceipts. 900
lower; choice export and dressed beef steers s6 50
IS rs; fair 10 good s4 . So 25 Western steers s. 80
q IS 80. stockers and feeders So 254S3 Southern cws
s. 40 SO 70; native So 500 50 IS native helers
s3 500 s.; bulls. sc 50 50 IS; calves g. 50GsI %
top IS 90 bulk Of sales ass O5: heavy ss9ss 20
packers and butchers So COG SS rs light 50 SO oGss;
pigs s. j06ST Is. SHEEP-Receipts. 10000 head
IS 90: wether s. 259s4 IS: ewes. s4Gs4 e5 st0czsrs
and feeders S3 5O0S5 %
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburs. Sept. 29-CATTLE-
supply light; steady: choice. So 55 9 81. SHEEP
aSD's snS commons m5 sl0s 81 So ass smSs s4s g VEAL
lover: prime heavy. ss so IS 60: mediums IS 500
Ss 80; heavy Workers IS So 3O light Yorker1 - SOC
81 TJ; pigs. s7Qs7 25: rOUghs Sc 5OQ 81 So
Der 50 5O December SO so; March. SO so; No 50 10;
3. So rejected IS 40: established grade. IS 40.
TIMOTHY-Prims. 81 s5. ALSIKE-Prtms, IS 81
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
EXPORTS.
CASH 6uorArInNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New York. September % 1909.
totfEE-The coffee market little
iNe to-day. and early decline followed by a rally
an the late trading with last prices steady points
lower on October but generally unchanged points
ngher sales for the dav reported 80 bales
me market opened barely steady at decline OF 5d15
points IN sympathy with generally foreign
and as result OF scattered selling
OF support There seemed however, be
10 absorb the light offerings figures
seems this there was covering during the latter part
OF e Gay on which prices recovered all the initial
~ith the exception OF points October that month
peing hed back by It's
an the foreign markets lower.
lower but recovered = franc Of loss while Hamburg
was NWas pfg lower OF the Brazilian markets Rio
oATey steady al decline Of y res and Santos was
unchanged TO 80 reis lower. There only small
huctuations and these could hardly Indicating
any material weight from the receipts. the
cent tendency Of the primary markets has been somewhat
disappointing from bulsh point OF view. Receipts
me Two ports 10000 bush. against $4,000 in the
pE crop year OF 1908 and 1undahy receipts so 600
bags. against 66V0 in 1906. Arrivals OF coffee
York were 4I.ooO bags and New warehouse deliv
cries - 100 bagS The market for spot coffee
quiet with quotations the basis Of 7i.c Rio No
The range of contract prices in the local market to-day
fnIlnRE.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. 29.-An official estimate showing
q larger acreage OF wheat in Argentina than had
been generally conceded had depressing effect on
the wheat market here to-day and offset the effect
Of the congested condition in the September deliv-
cry. Prices at the close were sc higher 20 11so
lower Corn exceedingly weak and closed at
losses OF 11sc to 12sc Oats were Irregular ths
September delivery advancing more than &c and
the deferred months declining 1c- Provisions ware
weak
bulge in the September delivery OF nearly 20
occurred during the first fifteen minutes OF the
day. followed by a Sc break IN the next few
minutes From 81 O7&.. which point was reached
after the OOening excited covering BY
shorts. the price dropped TO 81 O4A realizing
sales. During the remainder OF the day the price
held within this range. During the day the De-
cember option sold between 997sc and 81 O11s- The
market closed weak. with September at 81 O6 and
December at 81 90 to 81 OO1s.
The corn market developed extreme weakness
ana prices declined from nc 20 19Sc. compared
with the previous close The price OF cash corn de-
clined lc during the day. The market closed weak
with prices almost at the bottom
Oats for September delivery advanced 2ssc from
yesterdays final figures and closed at the high
point Of the day. The deferred months were weak
throughout the entire session and closed Sc to &c
20 7sc 10 1c below the previous close The range
September between 42isc to 44lSc, the latter
figure being the closing quotation.
Provisions were weak all day. Prices at the close
sc higher 20 IOc lower
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

Union Pacific was the feature OF the closing deal
ings on the Consolidated Exchange on a movement
against the shorts that resulted in aS2. being bid
as against a closing price the Stock Exchange
OF A@iz. Trading was active throughout the day
with total transactions approximatiHg l05 shares
distributed among sixty-one different stocks. Tbs
heaviest volume IN United States Steel com
mon whose total was nearly one-quarter- that for
all issues. Around the opening several hundred
shares Of this stock sold 9Oi4, against a high
price on the other exchange OF S0is on the subse-
quent dip which carried il 10 50 on the other
board II failed TO get under ass the Consoll-
dated. Generally the market exhibited relative
hrmness compared with quotations the Stock
Exchange. Commission house buying orders were
received on larger scale, and floor sentiment fa-
vored higher prices. Chesapeake L. Ohio. Wabash
preferred. Rock Island common and Republic Steel
common were features among the specaltes Penn
sylvania Railroad and Atchison were unusually
active Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

at s7 tsTorsgs 200 p at s. sEas.sr, e. m l9s n 81 =
u q o. "a lss p s5 50 So ao ao o p a So IS dq 5po g @
outs S. n. at S %: sTasssTs lae r 81 Is do;
3 3: 3d. n a. sn III . 81 Sc f. 80 Al e s q a. g s i n :,
Kerns ComEaission Company; Ps1nsy yanls Vsas lS0
sHEEP is' And IasHs|isesiS.s %srs
the market making with the stock IS sac.
Sas esssr sa 70 & oWsT Ths pe1s were not
Common to sheee sheep sod at = Sos4 % per leo m -
prime lambs at s. 5Ogs5 rs egis at $4gss Dressed
with few choice hog dressed lambs at lse :,
10 average at s. per 100 ia4 Tsunsylyana do % n
81 81 go 20 So s Sf OS Sas Is @ 4 a. at S. Is So e n az
81 5O % Kentucky do 80 10 So 40 Kentucky sas-,
~ So Pennsyvania culs. 50 n 81; u Ken
sss,s lambs ga g p p At g rs 9s 2, 81 3 SO g
50 6s m at So II euls 80 No. az s4 u state sneep
S 5o DO 90 n at s. .; 12o do s. H.
So 75 g do. 81 ~ at 81 SO' Il sheep and Gun ains
Judd co: 81 lambs z ~ at g TO- 3 2ss DO
6s SIS IS; 63 do 62 10 at s. S 10 euils 20 ~ az
s. So state sheep "a ~ at s. 25 = do 81 ~ At 81
Tobin shannon ts2 state lambs. 50 70. at 81 Is; 50
DO . n a; 81 q rspnszys1 S s s'5s SssS sg 2 9q a. @ q
do S. Is 50 ~ at 81 50; "a Ohio DO. sS O
a 1 7 R R Hume: Is state lambs, 7s sTss; 1so ds
aSnis aS q .:.s n at @ % ~ q IS M Il DO e s ss
Is do 81 n az s.: 10 vermont a. q n 3o1 e So
Nss9n M MsCsOs e S s'ss Al la7Ss Ils n . 81 r. az so
s.
George & L. 8 DElenbaek: 81 state lambs 80 =.
81 12a 81 do. culls. 46 ~ at ~ "a do.
10 81 80; state sheep. 100 n. at SO so -
IO So; 2 sheep 135 ro at 81 - a..
B. W Otis & % state lambs. 50 = az s5 % -
sheep. OF n. at S4 Is: II culs 1s ~ az - 70
John Ducey: % state lambs. 90 H. ar 81 20
HOGS-Receipts were 3417 OF 6a16 hced- M
clsfnr about three cars Tor the market Prices
weak 10 1Oc lower Light and medium hogs sold at s. go
s. 90 100 n: pigs as low as S. fss hass aEssasns
PIG n a IS 30. -
Saies-S Sanders: state hogs 2l5 ID 81 %
per TO do 195 IS 20; 50 do 1As ~ az - sos
10 IS 25 y Pennsylvania DO 145 - a. - tos
900 ats 20
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

with local market steady to-day
deliveries up 70 the end december, The
tt4i ta Is Cd CoPPER-The market for standard was
October and SoTember e az m e9 @ s5d Ss becegbr
b & NO sales were reported the local eX
a. se sSS S and d f,%es " geo p ga Local dealers
cnai5g cas'itng at y s2g12 LEAD quiet With SPOT
East St Louis The London unchanged f13
y o Ga 3 SPEaR ZEE was quiet at 5oa Soc for spot at New
gnehanEsd ss Is Cd iron Has higher IN Lon
et TsmSi9sd Tm with No foundry NoTthsrn quoted
New York Produce Exchange was dun and unchanged
Sasb s & Sna suas m SGSes m s oSe
slz 50qSis So November s17 5OGSls 20. and December
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-The market for mo-
Quotations follow: New Orleans Centrifugal common isS
Orleans & 1s open Peie gsSa S4 Ps
fair 16d20c good lSa22c; prime 2lg21c fancy 2Ig3Oc
day Near positions relatively steady scarcity
Late months; however. developed weakness under
stqp2oss selling foF he day was to Is
yember $500 a$ie: 500 December. go Ge55c: s.iSO
January anu s2SSssse: 300 March 6S5S 64Sc. and
at s25c for standard white In barrels at New York:
ssndaPd Whe bSIs s25e bSE Sn2'' 475c PRade
10 66c Philadelphia. 10000; water white New York.
bbls. 9.75e bulk, 6-25c Philadelphia 9I0c; bulk
Sjsphla i21Cc toTToNsEED oIIPTims crude
6ssG s.s4c Sovem6eT so6ssic: December s2ag
March. G2s esao May. 04Sa s4se; July. s42 GS5ie:
prime white 40G87oc prime winter yellow 8
3sS Ip raw SG9'7e Calcutta raw 75e
PROvIsIONs-The provision list was generally
weaker with grain and on selling by packers who were
Tibs Receipts chicago amounted to i7oOO hogs
ass o sssass5 aas sSs ts9i $50 $50
Mess tisslI 5O fany sI4aSi4 So packet sl2ssi2 so
Saoi.d s24sssa ess5 DRESSED @ aSosd
Bacon i 'sc I $50 N, n use $50 n Is.e I4O ~ use
SnokinS l4c 10 NJ lac: u rb 13Sa14c u ~ 1sAa14c
Picked hams-Steady Quoted at lsc. TALLow-Firm
SS0;sd &s @ %:. II sa sss & c,y a4Essy
Quoted at l2sc Refined lard-Easy. Quoted: South
PotNDoflrn Quoted at eae%e. sTEARINF: Firm.
RICE-The market for rice held steady here and
lions follow screepinEs ess oTsaar a fs
s1sg4%e: good ordinary. 4%q5sc prime. 5aa5%c:
soon 4i.a5c Slams. mao 4fag5sc use rama Ran
sUGAR-Rehaed sugar steady and unchanged. The
per mo further discounts
in Of % 5To cartons s5Ce Eagle tablets
c T, SSi s0sf ~ no. no. eTgSssd . SO mould A. Sos
ETaRulatsd 500 xxx powdered $500: powdered and
ana extra aas rHaaed 55s Eagle Ss 1SS eaS,ons Of
nns gTanulated sSe 2ro bag. do. 5z5e bags DO
5sOc. 6b bags do. Base: ION bags do 5l5c. &5 and
90 10 bass DO SOC Eagle fine standard gTanulated
4eoc: 10 2. 4s5e Nos and 4 47sc; No ace. No g.
20 A. a. 20 SO; 30 %oOS' 20 10 sSG
Is. 4sOc twi,hdravnl. The feature day in the
sms.. % beet, at s o1aCa owing e sGussss g ,ss SIP
a, In. 81 STATED A. - Td ans eloses AZ I4s ctobe
early was 4d higher a, los 1oIad. and May %d
however influenced BY upift abroad in any
II was betved ha, some sugar could be obtans al the
quoted price o; 2ase. but there business that
besa ordered to New YORK and It IS b-eved tSa, the
. vii ps e RS on III saa & asy p Pa s hSS '
named a. fooTs & Ssn.TgEs 50 e nsso'ado 20
Wiet' Gray Ieport . The movement ot sugar foI The
figures IN bags. follows
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 29.-CGcsing: WIEAT-Spot quiet: No
Western winter sd; futures steady September
nominal December. IS 71sd March, u 7sd CORN
Spot steady: American mixed tvia Gavestonl. Ga
2&d futures quiet October. IS 2d; December Sc sssd
FLIOUR-Winter patents dull 32s 90. HOPS IN London
(Pacihc COAST firm. "a 1Osqf5 los BEEF-Extra India
mess firm. 93s 81. PORK-Prime Western
fnal HAMS-ShOrt cut. "A 20 IS 10 quiet Sos 3D.
BACON-Cunberland cut. % n. quiet 6d
rib dull Sos Sd: long clear mdces. Hight. -
70 "a n steady. I0s long clear ddles heavy S5 70 -
SIS 3D. clear backs 10 70 20 n. quiet ess
bellies. "A IS n. steady. 6Ss. SHOULDERS
Square II TO n steady 5ss Sd. LARD-Prims West
tierces Arm 3d American refined. n pals
firm. 62s Sd. CHEESE-Canadian finest white steadys
5Gs: Canadian coored steady. 5Is ca TALLOW--
Prime city steady 29s Cd TURPENT10E-spirits hTIn.
as 3D. ROSIN-COmmon frul los 3D. PETROLEUM
Refined steady, 6s.d- LINSEED OIL-F1Tu. 2as 61-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

COTTON-It a very nervous and Irregular day
IN the cotton market opening advance Of Sg3 points
being followed by sharp break. from which ;here Was
decline OF 10 points Novembe- but only 70 points
lower the general The opening advance
necied large rumher of overnight buying orders which
had been EtfraCted by seadler tone of to-day's
market and which encouraged hy Arm cables bull
Manchester talk OF frost IN the
story leading Chicago had sold
his long started of the nquida
ton which became much heavier later the day al
though the story authoriiavey denied and the
sAEcd OF following the call local bears became
aggressive and soapng traders seeing no sign q bun
the short side for the idea
might Before the decline
reached December had sold at - lie and
January ~ 10. with the general hJ showing a
13al4 points while the trading renewal
chicago ard Wall bull support with covering
caused rally of or points from the lowest TEN
peratures the South considered enough
% actually damage The plant and Sih the forecast tor
weather. there HeeUrd nothing
views = the crop Manchester
ports big demand for Eoon. and generally speakng the
the goods trade that the
being adjusted higher priced Southern
Fpot ctlciaiy reported early unchanged
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the South report Arm spot situation. holders
asking fun recent prices.
The range prices IN the market to-
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