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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
Idaho Land for Settlement

Ex-Representative Wilson has
expressed the opinion, which he
states is based upon information
gained in Washington, that the
Fort Hall reservation will be
thrown open for settlement about
the first of August of this year.
There remains only the compile
ton Of surveys and the alIotting of
the lands to the Indians, after
which it will be thrown open for
settlers. There is reported to be a
large body of good land that will
be opened up, and portions OF it
is very fine.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
FIR. Hicks, 1901 Almanac.

Whatever may be said Of the scientific
causes upon which the Rev. lrl r. Hicks
BASES his yearly forecasts Of storm and
weather. 1t is remarkable fact that
specific warnings Of every great storm.
flood. cold wave and drouth, have been
plainly printed in his now famous Al
manac for many years. The latest start
ling proof of this fact was the destruction
Of Galveston, Texas, on the very day
named tx Prof. Hicks in his 1900 Al
manac as one of disaster by storm along
the gulf coast. The 1901 Almanac. by
far the finest. most complete and beauti-
ful vet published, is now ready. This
remarkable book Of near 200 pages.splen'
didly illustrated with charts and half
tone engravincs. goes as premium t'
very subscriber who pays 81 year fol
Prof Hicks journal. Word and Works
The Almanac alone is sent prepaid for
only 25c. Order from Word and Work
Pub. Co., 22Ol Locust st. st. Louis, Mo
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
Send all orders to THE INDEX. Emmett Ida.

d. Z. Smithson guaranteese every bottle
Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone who is
not satisfied after using two-thlrds OF the
contents. This is the best remedy in the
world for Ia grippe, coughs. colds. Group
and whoopins cough and IL is pleasant
and safe to take. 1t prevents any tend
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
THE BEST PLASTER.

A piece of flannel dampened with
chamberlain Pain Balm and bound to
The affected parts is superior 1" any plas-
Ter. When troubled with lame back or
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Pain Balm also cures rheumatism One
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t.. SmithsOn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
The Portraits of our
PRESIDENTS
With Biographical Sketches
by
General Charles H. GrovesnOr,
Member Of Congress for nearly 20 Years.

Contains twenty four large Photo-gravure
Etchings from the paintings indorSed by the
families and near relatives of the Presidents
Printed on heavy plate paper. embossed
very large book: title page designed by Tiffany.
Biographical sketches printed in large open
type in two colors. The greotest work Of the 10Th
Century. So beautiful that when President Nc
Kinley saw it he subscribed Immediately. One
agent selling $40 sopies in 4 small territory IN
Pennsylvania A million copies will be sold quicR
Fortunes will ba made this Inaugural year
High class man or woman OF good social stand
ing. can make little fortune in this TERRITORY
Territory is going rapidly. Presses running
day aud night to fiji orders.
WANrED:-State Manager to look alter cor
respondence and agents.
Address to-day THE CONTINENTAL PRESS
CoRCoRAN BUILDING,
Washington, o. c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
Calnas Prairie.
Large Iufux Of Settlers to Take
Up Land This Summer.

Ex-County Commissioner Fred
w. Jordan, who has been appoint
ed q. S. commissioner for Camas
prairie, came to town Sunday at
ternoon after necessary blanks.
office supplies, etc. lie says there
are about s inches of snow on a
level on the prairie. The south side
of the foothills are bare, and stock
has been turned out for several
days. He says there will be large
number of settlers on the prai'ie
this summer, and it would not sur
prise him if the population out
there was doubled in the next SIX
ty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
Miners Inch of Water.

California has legislated the
miners inch of water into an actu-
al, tangible, real thing, making it
mean SO much as will fill q recep-
tacle that will contain II cubic
feet of water, in each one minute
of time. Anybody can measure wa
ter under that rule.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
State News.
An Idaho Tree.

A cedar tree near Orofino. in
this state, that is l6 feet in diane
ter and has a circumference OF al
most 50 feet, will be a part of the
state exhibit at Buffalo, and it
will be no inconsiderable part
either.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
RumOr of Il Fatal Shoot
ing on Glover Creek.

A story reached Boise last even
ing that Ben R. Gray, deputy sher-
if of Blaine county, had been ia
tally shot on Glover creek and tia
he had killed his assailants.
1t was said Mr.. Gray followed
two horse thieves. They got the
drop on him and shot him in the
bowels. After he fell, he killed the
two men.
This story is said to have been
known in HALEY Saturday, but
none of the correspondents who
should have heard it have reported
the occurrence, nor could any con-
firmation of it be secured last
night by Geographic inquiry.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19

notice. want everybody in this
community to know want to buy or
tan your bear hides, or any other kind Of
hides that will do to make house rugs.
Bring or send them to Boise Saddlery
Coz. Z. DEEM.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19

OOOO YEARLY 10 Christian man or
p wv woman, to look after our our grow
ing in this and adjoining counties. 70 act Ok
Manager and Correspondent: work can be
done at home. Enclose self-addressed, stamp
ed enyelop for particulars to A. II. SHERMAN Con
eral Manager. Corcoran Building. opposite L.
nited States Treasury Washington, D. C.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
Dr.. Niles
Hea1 E CU4e

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DE-. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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Take Cnsc5rets Candy Cathartjc. Toe or %"
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSP APER

Published on
Thursday and
known FOR nearly
sixty years ia
every part Of the
Uniies Estates as
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Newspaper OF the
highest class, for
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ers Its contains
all the most i'm
portrait genera
news OF THE
DAILY TRIB-
UNI5 up 20 hour Of
going 70 press, an
Agricultural De-
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highest order. has
entertaining read
ing for every mem
Der Of the family,
old and young,
Market Reports
which are accept
ed as authority by
farmers and coun-
try merchants. and
Is clean, up to
date, interesting
and Instructive.
Regular sub
seriptl0n price,
sl.0 per year.
We furnish il
with 9TH +. INDEE
for F2.25 yer year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-19
Officers Shot at Mullen.

From reports sent to the States
man it seems that two deputy
sheriffs at Mullen were shot at by
parties in ambush, one officer be-
lug seriously wounded on the
NIGHT of April II. The officer not
wounded opened fire in the direc-
ton from whence the shots came
and the miscrcauts took to their
heels but the body of one OF them
was found the next morning hav-
ing stopped some Of the shots mr.
ed by the deputy. Jim hose the
deputy who was wounded was MI
bv three bullets, two in the right
arm making only slight wounds
and one in the right thigh whlcL
is deemed to be serious. Z. I'll. VIII
lians the other deputy who emp
tied his revoler. displayed grea
courage, staying with his cOmpani
ion and helping him to where nj
wounds could he attended toe
Powell the man killed is reported
TO be an all around hard man ant
the community better of withou
him. 1t is a fearful state of affair
when officers of the law are CON
PEELED to go in pairs or squads fo
personal safety, and every iaWi .,S
act should be severely dealt VIII
whoever the parties may be th'
commit them.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabesSpot cotton
1nsFiaaa 700 M5dSIns upland.
] point lower to & PSin higher September @ N 4Sas
December 4 i7b: December-January lob; January
Eebruary February-March and March-Apr les; April
FLOUR AND MEAL-smal lots we're dealt in to-day
spite S 6 Of I grain the e seh 6f s. sSss @ % IN
winter sigssh,s s 5oass 4S winter ne patents 59S$s
No winter s. 5oa$2 CO. no grade $2oa$2 so spot
s1a g s9Sa % fa!
3Jole6 sn qoted 5utse = Fns s$$ & 30 as 9 TO
yellow. 81 sSgsl 50; coarse @ 81 @ 22gs5 81 FEED
zoo ~ M esgss Se spring t Fs bran sgk So 81 @ coarse
$50 lnseed oil cake So corn oil cake s22 so; hominy
-wHEAT-In contrast to the decided weakness
in circles Saturday wheat was fairly steady
been disposed Of ana closed ociay at unchanged pces
hs % e,sr By Of bas nm R Ses n 3
-four In most other respects & 1 the news Was OF an un
all the C. caRss sac lost 20 BUSH TSd sa E. F
e bh MSy 6uh sPs s aHd
ali ports Continental markets fuly shared the English
PePn Closed iai marks down and Budapest points
9wer Eyensaally these in10snces with The The con
day rally and caused transactions the curb TO reflect
anost No red 74Ac elevator: No Northern Duluth
7sc and No i hard Duluth sOl1c both Z o b ahoat -
coRN-Heavy Western selling was the feature in
a bush Chicago and about sc here during the fore
room s6orts is no opposition offered
declining Of again sh s6s e.p6
only few loads The weather in corn States all
acis prices sai;s net lower and At o'clSsk
elevator No corn e27sc. . anoat OATS
The dull and easier with corn closing rather
4iasIlsc: No white 40a.c mixed ssa4oc:
s Mas. Ggse s9s NJ no wetf %alsf sc and 20 western
@ both essnS s'.s %s s ao5s at sac and Mating
at eoGe2c. both c / Z Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
TIE DEUTSCR PRIZE.
% The London Telegraph.

as dispatch TO The London Telegraph
the aerosration committee OF the Aero Club
s.essn mas the awarding OF the Deptsch prize Of
r..9.s mas just altered the conditions which COM
csss1ls must fulfil TO win In addition 10 pro-
bsrLi from 81 Cloud round the Eiffel Tower and
rns, aeaih WITHIN thirty minutes, the aeronaut
louch ground In The inclosure OF the park Of
" Zero tluo. instead OF merely arriving above H.
ero-, s-Dnihont who has made such strenuous
i.se. 70 gain the prize. has written a vigorous
s,, o. ppuest 70 me Aero Club against this alter
o,ssin OF me regulations. pointing out that the
one m @ ,eSt o. tne conditions is the only admissible
efefore. ne fulhls the original stinula lions laid
ser, rn IN colinecpon With the Dertsch prize he will
hinset Dy simply passing over the park 10
sspsn ~ his return II after that the prize should
Sgeip pe swaroed 70 him; assuming that he has full
H, NM al ne more because it had never entered
tLonec his interest In the 1900 franc. "a hir,
5. year by the Aero Club, in oraer thai n might
~ So as the foundation OF new urize Ue ha
r. dI,s.o nn IN advance to give half The enro of
yts yercs 20 the poor Of Paris and the Other half
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

sisSy s: .ssss
9Eg0 S99mmon l2qltc fair l5aiee good 1920 prime
2Sg$2c syrups eommon, laglec fair. i7G1sc good
OCEAN FRE1GHTsI Business in steam and sail ton
changes the general endons the ana arke F.
Bs M fb non n0ff Hu nne d
23ad Antwerp I'd Hamburg 80 piss; Rotterdam. slt9
ga. CHARTERS- british steamer, isso tons. cotton
charges October British steamer 222S tons coal Pha
seamsr " 1os ton phoPhae Po Royal To- nsd
IONS or nraes Nest pTgsss Snf5 Adss B S no
Of s. aaeTss 2s ed October British steamer 4o99 tons
october; Norwegian ship, I,4e4 tons timber Gulf to
private Terms Italian bark $500 6bls crude petroleum
ns & osste Pa f04 to R5valfp p%a f%aS
terms schooRsr +5g tons lumber Gulf to Porte Rico
lumber, Fernandlna Bridgepor private schooner
s@GhSonsT Sc % 2e tons gTayel L9yds Neck 70 Jseks9nye
sns % IN gdb s. @ s 81 tons aPS
dos P,t e 10 S0S m ~ 10 d5s IONS IONS
PgTtland 7os ssho2nsTs 81 and rs coal P6ia
tons coal: PhiadelPhia Boston 7oc; schooner. rs
70 GouGeser Soc schooner 722 coal Philadelphia
2 oIIs-The cottonsesd oil trade SATURDAY quiet
steady We quote Petroleum bbls s. IS and in bulk
$ s s. CO. ane d 'k s. G e1n
hbls nominal: prime summer yeilou 30 of summer
yellow SOC: prime 46c prime winter yelow. 45c
Lnseed oAEerican raw. $50; boiled SIC: Calcutta
raw s5c Western linseed quoted &c under city brands
PROVIsIoNs-Good support from packers added to
steady live hogs small receipts and light offerings
last half hour, when they essed little with
Chicago receipts were 1000; Kansas city, 1000
week. 40 900 -PORK-Frn; quoted Mess SIGR
SIS so; family s17aS17 so; snort clear $I7 5OdsIe "
z Paifth s@ssG S So ss ssSs sa sefi'f
tG m quoted b@sogs @ c $50 n DC leo ~
Picked bellies firm: quoted smoking, NE 10 ~ 1Ol.c
y ID. 1oc; IA n, 9Sc Picked shoulders hrm; quoted
TALLow-Frrm city. &c; country 50 as'sc'.s. LARD
Firm; quoted io4oc city lard firm: quoted ee5c
quoted 7zs8s.c. sTEAR INT-steady; quoted oieo
RICE-The market for moderately active and
fairly steady with prices well he'd but unchanged News
from the South unimporant Quotations follow:
&c; prime to choice. 5a &c head 5l.d6Ac: Patna, ~
5iec Japan foreign, 4tc; Java. 4%qi1sc RanGoon in
SUGAR-Features Of importance were lacking in the
market for refined sugar to-day. Withdrawals con
slowly The close steady unchanged list prices
Quotations follow: Cut loaf crushed and domnos 55c
powdered powdered and fruit powdered. 535c;
Eagle confectioners granuated 550c, Eagle
extra fine granulated Babe Easle 10 10 bags
10 bags of fine granuated. 5+oc; Eagle fine
lated. standard granuated and diamond A. 525c; con
soc; No g. 475c: No g. 465c No Z 4.55c: No s. 4 45c
10 and lG 4.20c. Trading in the market. If
any. Of meagre volume to-day Offerings and bids
Prices remain Eominally before quoted
that is, 3&c for centrifugal 34c for Muscovado and
81 32c for moasses sugar Cables reported quiet and
unchanged beet sugar market.
TEA-Tea prices unchanged all the session. the
ruling dull Quotations follow: October 3n l3 Oc; No
S s 5 bs 89G n o 10 MsT % a n M
April. l3.3ogl350c; May, l3.i0Ql36Oc.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
rIrRopDAN pRopUcE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 2s.-Closing: Wheat-Spot dull: No
red winter 5s 3D. No Northern spring. 5s Td
No California 10isd; futures quiet December os I'd;
March IS sid. Corn-Srot quiet: American mixed.
Iecember 111ad Fourst Louis fancy winter steady
Is Hons Lnndon-Pacihc Coast dull f3 3s6f3 rs.
Peas-Canadian steady IS Al Beef firm; extra Indian
mess rs Sd Pork hrm; prime mess Western; .ss "a
prime Western in terces sos Cd; American refined in
pals SOS Cd Bacon quiet: Cumberland 20 so 10.
52s b IS TO "a 10 SIS Ions clear middles iisht
Kos "a short clear backs Cd: bellies
IA 10 10 Shoulders-S1usre. IL TO Is 10 quiet.
40s Cd Butter steady United States oSs; good
United states. Cheese quiet American finest white,
city frm 21s %; Australian. in London. firm SOS Cd
Coonseed oHull refined spot. q;iet PAS Turpenttne-
SPIRITS steady 2Is Rosn-Coms steady. As lid.
Pstroleur-Rehned steady. Sad LInseod oil steady. SIS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

COTTON-BuIs things much their all the
first hour and succeeded in scoring S4c for s
7.elc the middle There was little
which bear convictions and much encourage
buying all weak But late in the session a
prominent exporter sold late months heavily presumably
though runor had the made the
press purpose holding market down until actual
could nights figures Again IL
said this exporter had sold freely in Liver
pool full by that market TO our ad
yesterday and thus depress the market here
day. this from 7.s4c January sold of TO
closed barely steady at that
The opening quiet with prices points higher
point lower followed Immediately By rapid advance
active shorts. months
leaders point OF strength and straddles OF purchases
in January against sales in March and May were quite
popular The weekly weather conditions
South The Chronicle unfavorable than
receipts continued light weather reports in
central belt with bad weather forecasted
night tomorrow in those districts week end
goods markets satisfactory
statistics hand strongly bullish. Com
the expected rise OF i2c in progress,
while pit scampered the
ing At IL o'clock everything pointed TO firm close at
But then IL became apparent that
leading sellers Of the first hour Southern interests s
sale and seemed undstuTbed
by hour advance profits made by
contingent commission crowd,
changed its policy and took profits This selling quickly
prices downward until January touched l15c when
buying a upturn checked further The
close barely steady with prices points higher
September and unchanged points lower later op
Speculation quite active all the forenoon. The
market for spot cotton quiet and unchanged with
midding upland quoted sac and mddling Gulf sac
Sales were l2lO bales.
range prices in the local market to-day
zpas
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. September Is 1901
CoFFEE-1he coffee market opened firm tone, with
prices 10 10 20 points higher. the due
active covering by shorts who badly rgh by
the sharp advances in European markets. which
srired, it is rumored by reports bubonic plague
Rio and unfavorahle crop advices Trading
active all the session continued covering by
the short contingent. supplemented by support
demand from the public prices holding steady at the
itial basis Additional bulsh factors TO-DAY a
heavy domestic warehouse delivery a
showing spot department, where prices a
shade higher, the basis SAC Rio
lots The market for closed steady prices indi
eating advance of 10 20 points Total sales
500 bags Hayre closed 4 10 franc net higher and
the German market l pfg up. Brazilian markets
quiet. Rio exchange off 1-16d II sd
Port receipts amounted $1,000 interior
50 700 bags Warehouse deliveries amounted A.34S
bags
s follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
patents IS 5Od$5 sIraghts, S3G$S clears, 81 SGQ
81 80; spring specials, $4ES+ 10: 30GSS
straghts 81 SOgS3 ~ No spring wheat 66G59c; No 2
RED 'Vg 7Olzc; No yellow corn, 5I12c; No $50
S5sC; No white, 3153sc No white, 365.63T1sc.
20 choice mailing barley 54q60c; No haxsesd, 81 t6
No Northwestern. 81 66; prime tmothy seed. SIS S5G
80 so clover. contract grade IS % per bb
S1SSl5 O5 lard 100 n, $40 2OQ $40 22z
sides loose. IS sGS9: dry sated shoulders boxed 81 5O
81 %; short clear sides boxed 50 50Q$9 whisxey
Of high wines 81 30 on the Produce Exchange day
the butter market steady 14921c:
l$al7c Cheese steady. 1O911c. Eggs steady, fresh
l6lkc.
Duluth Sept. 2s-Close: Wheat-Cash. No hard. 7O7sc
No Northern, 65c; l Northern. 67i2c. September
$3.50 355sc.
ern '0a70c; No Northern. 6s4G69c; December TOlsc
Rye steady; No l. 54i2Q56c. Barley dull; No ,, 5yc
sample. +oG59c. Corn-December, 5O% d5O5sc.
Minneapolis Sept. 2s-CIose: Wheat-Cash 6slsc: De
cemher. 6Iisc MAY. 7Ofnc. On track-No hard, T21sc
No Northern 6S,2c No Northern 6b4c. FIour-F1rst
patents SO 9OG So second patents 81 So
gS2 %; second clears - 20 Bran. in bulk. $131S13 5
Philadelphia Sept 2sWheat steady; fair demand; con-
tract grade september I2l4qT3c. corn. sc lower;
clipped. 42i4c. Butter steady fancy creamery
2iec do nearby prints 25c Eggs steady; nearby
.1c do Western 2lc; do Southv 2Uc; Southern
l9c Cheese hrmi New-York full creams. fancy small
bhls and 1891 900 pounds sacks; wheat bush
corn, 5000 oats 600. Shpmens-Wheat. bush
corn, l0S.O00; oats 10000.
st. Louis. Sept 2S.-Cose: Wheat-No red cash 70Isc
September 7UAc December 714G71sc; May T4ssc: No ,
hard, 694c. Corn-No cash SIC; September SIC: pc
September 37c; December, 37c; MAY 39I4c No white
39i4c
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. 2s-Cattle-Recefpts 5O0 nominal: good
TO prime steers, S6aS6 45 poor 10 medium Sass T5
sto:kers and feeders. 81 2qS4 30; cows 81 50qS4 T5
sayes SSqS6 - Texas steers. sSa$4; Western steers.
% Hogs-RsC to-day. 1900: MONDAY O.
OOo; left over 1000 about steady but slow mixed
Dutehes 30 sGaS To- good 70 cnoce heavy So sG$7 Is;
Sc 6OqSG 81 Sheep-Recepts 800; steady good to choice
wethers S3 60qS4 fair mixed SOGS3 go: West
ern sheep - 3a$5 % native lambs. 81 5GS5 Western
lambs SO 1884 g. Official yesterday: Recepts-CattIe
4lO6 hogs Is S64 sheep se69 shpments-Cattle. i72
Cincinnati sept 2S-Hozs quiet at 81 60dS7 10 Cattle
Lambs So 25qS4 e.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Sept. 2s.-The offerings the wool auction
to-day numbered 3. TS2 bales quality. There
steady home and Continental buyers.
Scoureds firm crossbreds and sold
superior Victorian secured lambs
IS Medium and faulty AIDES quieter
and Withdrawals more frequent Cape Of Good Hope
and Natal good demand During the week 5000
bales offered of which 5,26l were withdrawn The
offerings week amount 10 IS 100 bales Follow
ing o-days in detail: New South Wales $500
bales Secured. 2adGls 6ad gaasy. St3glld queens
$500 balesscoured, 41sda2s Cd greasy 2&dals South
e1d New-Zealand $500 bales-Scoured 51sdQ1s 6isd:
greasy, 2%dolad Cape Of Good HOPE and Natal 900
bales-Scoured. Si2dd1s SID; greasy, 5&6I1ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Sept 2s-Cotton steady; middng T7sc; low
mddng Tie good ordinary. 1S-l6c Receipts, 1884
bales; shipments 147 bales sales Loo bales:
21.33J bales.
Galveston Sept 2s.-Cotton quiet and steady: mddns
Sc: middllng. 7asc; good ordinary 6@sc Receipts
94lo bales sales. - bales stock iO9.313 bales.
Savannah 2S.Cotton steady: middlinE, 1S4C low
mdding 7-I6c. Receipts 6932 bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales; sales 51T bales; stock 45ol7 bales
Orleans 2S--Cotton firm: middlng -16c
middling rye good ordinary. Ice Net receipts
gross, 7T77 bales; exports Britain
IL 400 bales the Continent 1892 bales sales 1850
bales; stock 509T3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
NEW YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
oos \. as Daily IN
Pittsfe1 and North Adams. Sundays only. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pf1tSch IJeht
Ticket of-c.s at 1t3 80. AZ 21s Broadway IS
Union So W. 27s Columbus Ave. 1872 t25th
1eSth 81 and issrh & Stations New York SsS and Tas
Teiephora 900 York Central
Service. R-%ssEe shocked hotel residence hy
wsstcott Evnr~ss ConnpSny.
P : RLoDGETT GEORGE u. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
tJvDepoo1. corroX MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 2S i p. m.--Cotton-Spot small husi-
ness prices l6d3- -32d higher; American mdding fair
51sd good middiing, l5ied middling. l1-l6d; low
20S2d The sales Of the day 5000 bales Of which
800 were for speculation export included $500
American Receipts opened easy and closed
steady; American m!ddlinS. | September. "a 64d
sellers October, O C. 27-64d buyers; October and No
venber, I Sid buyers; November and December,
1T-64d buyers: January 1864 buyers:
January February. 4 6 64d sellers; February and
March, Cad sellers March and April Is 64d sellers
April May, is Cad buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 2s-FIour steady. wheat-sprins in fair
demand; No / Northern T33sc: winter dull;
No 2 red T4GT41zc; No ] white. T5c. Corn-Onerings
light; No yellow 61l4c: No yellow, 6lisc No corn,
Ole; No do. 60%ic. and easy; No white,
4Oc; No do 39Isc: No mixed 37Sse; No do. 81
Barey-Fair demand steady Western. 5ST64c. Rye
No I. jIc. Canal freights firm.
Chicago Sept. as-The leading futures ranged fol