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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
Mcousker the Pioneer shoe Man

Daniel McCusker's shoe house. at
No. PIG West Second s,feet, is the
Oldest in the sity, having been estab-
lished forty years ago. The reputa-
tion of the house is one of reliability.
and just now large line of shoes.
slippers, etc, is being offered at low
prices
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23

1T is probable that the city will
pave King street from the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company's
new station, at Water and King
streets, to the Delaware River Navi-
cation COmpany's wharf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23

From the stable of Otley Vernon. in
Mt Cuba, last evening, thieves stole
harness belonging to William J.
Fisher, of this city. and two flynets
belonging to c. G. Rupert. The arti-
cles were taken through a window, as
the thief evidently was afraid to GO
behind the horses.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
Racing STONED by Rain

On account of the rain, racing at
Wawaset Park was interfered with
after four heats had been run yester-
day afternoon. The races will be re-
sumed this afternoon If the weather
permits
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
Mrs. CouIborne i'll
Special to tho Evening Journal.

Laurel, Aug. 23.-George Coulborne
who was killed in Clayton yesterday
was a native of this town Wis moth
er, aged 80 years, who depended
principally upon him for support, be-
came totally blind a few weeks ago
When she learned Of her sons death
she fell into a faint. and is in a pre-
carious condition.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
Many Peaches Arriving

Fally 5000 baskets OF peaches ar
rived IN Wilmington yesterday. and
in consequence the finest fruit of the
season was seen in local markets.
Prices are ranged from 80 TO rs cents
a basket and hpe grade may be had
At GO cents basket
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
New superintendent to Arrive

John NJ Cannon, who will succeed
John Bulge as manager of the Pull
man works. Is due TO arrive here to-
morrow. II Is probable that Mr.. Can
non viii reach this city tonight
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
Friday, Aug. 20, 1901.

Friday, Aug. IS, 1901. Z
a cup of Tea brewed from ourl
delicious 50 cent Formosa Blend \
a little Clipped ice and a few
drops of lemon juice, just touchea
the spot. Try it.
HANSCQM'S. Market and Seventh StSt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23

Members of the Brotherhood Of
Carpenters held a meeting in the
Smith Building last night.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-23
DANIEL MCCUSKER,
2l6 W. Second Street.

The oldsreliable shoe dealer
has a complete line Of
Mems, Women's and Chill
dren's Boots and Shoes on
hand and is selling them at
the lowest prices.
Red and Green Trading
stamps stven.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

MErAI.S-The market for tin in local circles was
70 points the Of depressing Information
a9 spot and he aa
rise Of about 25 points closing the local market quite
m m and bg spo 1of He5 eoeS S at e 60 and 3
tending upward good business tranpired during the
lack of and IN synpahy ny with lower TsRg s a Of
s. s7 @ and in London fiT
and s. s y co. for shaT PS 0n f
dry SIS 75asl5 sof! s5gtheTn sl2 55asl5 % Giasr %
Copper locally noninally unchanged while in London
R os ss t @ 2 IS g "a was aS's was
MossEs AND ann @ m ne and prifes aTe ap
ed eenTea 9aie aea eo6
Pole fair l5glec good l7g2oc; prime 22@Soc; New-
common i3a16c: fair l7al9c; good 19a2oc' prime 2l9
6c-FsaN -RTiGHTs-A moderate business reported
the market sa but Rates %e n
changed For the demand was light except fer
Pa steady and without change
yeeG9 sa q Ga M
SID: HAMBURG a. pigs o R9terasn 1n ano 6
cotton n isTiEE british steamer 2eos
VeI tinted July British is5s tons
+ eea British a2 S ntss eoG RnSdem
6r 6r' contnent Is berth AngGs British s,ssmeT
2234 Of Psh sna & s tons tone
Pensacola TO United Kingdom Continent private terms
KIsh ngaom or Continent las sd September British
400 'oRs aarTq faoSo or Bremen 3D. October
deals. ~ John. Is. 10 west
steamer. ISIS tons. coal, Newport
Sass "a Galveston and discharged schooner. O1d
IONS lnrey0,sly coffee. Rio Janeiro New York 2oc
scbooper 957 tons lumber, Pascagoula 10 WlndwaTd
schooner 500 tons COAL Newport
Teu,s 10 barbados SO 20 and back; Trinidad 70 New
British schooner 2ol tons.
NeW-YoTk. 7c; brig 4Ol tons lumber,
IA 20 north Cuba and back private terms.
cedar ties Bay Chaleur TO New
schooner lumber. Brunswick 10 New
TSrS e. IL schooner. ping, Norfolk TO New
terms: schooner 2D5 TONS coal.
i, ,nhoS 10 Bath schooner i5s tons coal, Port
schooner. l5s tons. coal, Balti
schooner 1,oil tons coal.
schooner, 3a5 tons. coal Pha
sirh1a British steamer l5too quarters
f,,uadelutia Cork for orders Denmark,
I,,Ix i.Ts3 tons. general
80, -, -rttsa kingdom Continent lbs Cd: option Ham
Inrv las JuIv British steamer lslo tons same las
- "a. "a respectively. August; Spanish steamer, lf'i
,n same voyage trips las for the nst and los for
arns f6peufagen and Arhuus Is extra in each
late August ou r,a-xs, cus. and
,,cbsneed with a steady undertone. Iinseed OIL was
a,aanss k to-day. Petroleum unchanged. Petroleum
hh,s So % and bulk. 81 50; Phsdephia b6ls So 50
=, tri, ~ 90 refined New-fork 81 80.
Sy SorToNsErI) oII-Prme crude. bhls nominal prime
v.jiow 3sc: yellow, 3b1se; prime
.nss 4,Sf42c prime winter yelioM s2e nnseed anger
ssan ra~ ZOE Ansricsn eoled '.e. Snouua rsw eeG
wes,srn nnssA suss'd &c under s''y e'sn''i sfa OH
s'$SovyyoSs-Ta!s HAsxst also shared the hsaE'as''
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

in grain and closed rather weak in face ., SC , gss in
Chicago receipts were 5000 head Kansas city and
sas E esP 2a2's M SIS s. family aotsd 81 a
sds mess aP fles2 Rr g qa'sd
at $40 5oqs21 50 DRESSED Hoes-Firm. quoted:
Pg assoP & 1S9 NJ isS ie belize. belize ag @ S uote
Smoking 10Y Gle; 10 NJ e+.g1oe 12 ~ s!ag9ec4 4. "a
Picked hams frm: quoted at % TALON
Steady; city. 47Sc country. 5a5Ac IARDrt'asler' p
fined lard weak. Quoted: South America eI5c Cont y,
rz keg; I've oaoted oeo. sc
city lard stearine 101sGloAc. ,io. bn,
about steady at nomnaiy unchanged Quotations
eoa 9~ ~ @ S@o IN b6ca G low fs head asc
Patna .q514c; Japan, foreign 44+c java s%@fN'
sCGAR-No Improvement of decided nature IVA, was
noted In refined sugar today limited amount 10. T sell
ing points below the other refneres aecordng 20
tons Pillow cut oaf crushed and do@iDo mould
59Oc cubes 9s9c XXXX powdered 9'9c; pow1effeU 5fe
r. Eagle 6SaT sen abd BAGS and s
bags Of ns sfannisted 576c Eagle fine
standard gTanpated & and diamond 4 10 ?soc No
8 o5c No 6. &C. No 4 4.9oc; No 4sOc; No O. 453c;
H. 10 and 16 455c This weeks summary the stalls
tcal position. as made by Willett Greys shoS ,gy
tons AGAINST 423 85 tons last week and 2 Sss tons ss
in Europe is2 GOO tons against is III tons last year
Total stocks of Europe America, 17sS 1873 tons
and 5s os4 tons at even date Of june l. 1900
95 eens G a GS Week IS and e of ons
27, 1900. Gable adyices again without significance
London closing with prices quoted at 9s Sd for
the June and July positions sale OF o SgS bags at
loss in values The g9dert9ne m s was & easy an and & prizes @
three standard grades at the close Otherwise the market
TEA-Tea futures ruled dull at unchanged prices as
s f9ows Jgne si sS@S So July and ia 81 81 g
December.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 21.-CTosing: wheat-spot dull; No
red Western winter 3D. Northern spring 5s
No California IS I'D Futures quiet; July IS I+sd;
September IS Tsd COrn-Spot quiet; American mixed.
new As I'd American mixed old As 2+4d Futures quiet;
Canadian steady 5s Cd Four-st. Louis fancy winter
steady Is Cd. Hops at London-Pacifc Coast steady,
f+If+ 15s Beef firm; India mess. 63s Sd Pork
steady; prime Western. els Lard firm; prime
Western in terces. AIS Sd: American refined pals
AIS Cd Hams-short cut IA to rs NJ quiet as Cd
Bacon firm; Cumberland 26 so fb, 44s Cd; short
rib is to "A fb. AIS Sd; long clear mddes, light. 2S
"a 10 AS Cd; long clear middes. heavy, 80 10 NJ
AIS 3D. short clear backs 16 20 10 Sd bel
lies II 16 ~ AS Cd Shculders-Square. IL 13 10
firm 36s I'd Butter-Finest United dull SIS
good United States easy. 65s. Cheese firm; american
Prime city quiet. 25s; Australian London steady,
26s Cd. Cottonseed ol-EIulI rehned-Spot frn 2s Cd
Turpentine-Spirits firm. 2Ss ROsin-CommoR steady.
As I'd Petroleum-Refned steady. end Lnseed Gil
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 21-Cattie- Receipts 25oo head. incIud
ing Texans, generally steady Texans firm good
prime 81 500 ST. 30. medium 81 5o0S5
stockers slow 60 9o7Si 81 7oTS4
heifefs g. TOdS5. S2dS2 -, bulls S36S4 co
calves 50G So fed steers 81 25dS5 Texas
81 50dS4 10. Texas bulls. 81 7Sd 81 75 Hogs
Receipts TO-DAY. Is 0Co head morrow. lHo0 esti
mateil len 1000. - higher active. So 22ia
and butchers 81 S@S 81 ~; choice heavy
sGds6 s. 5saS % light 81 SndS6 O5
bulk Of sales s. 251<6 12s Receipts 5000 head
and lambs steady: spring lambs s. 80 good
choice wethera S41Sf 10 fair choice mixed 81 75d
- sheen S40Si yearlings 81 256fsi go,
lambs, Sass -; Western lambs. s5@S5 -.
Cincinnati June 2I-FoEs active and higher. - 25T
So o7i2. Cattle steady - Ioas2 - Sheep dun 81 25a
50 f5. Lambs duh 81 25ff$5 81
Liberty. e1-CattIa srcady: extra 81 Sc:
prime 81 6atIS5 good 81 1a1 s. ~
prime heavy mediums and best Workers, So 5QS6 IL light
Workers and So 100S6 15 fair Sc ~
ds6 10, skps. - 5oa$5 5a. roughs, SASS GO sheen
wcthers S40$i II. culIs and 81
GS2 30; choice yearnEs 81 7aQ$5 good. $50
81 so veal calves. sGaS6 -.
Buffalo. June 21.Receipts-Ca 6S sheep
and lambs. IL hogs. 46 Shipmeuts-Cate Go
sheep and lambs II cars; hogs. - Cattle
Run only Of sale stock mixed butchers and
There little doing and the general tone
the is unchanged Neais in fair supply and
firm s. 25GS Hoss-ReCepts, ~ with holiovtrs
Market about sc higher all
all sold: Workers weights S6 PHASE
OF. ass mixed. Sc l5S6 l72 heavy Sc
pigs dull IOds6 i5 roughs. So 5OGs5 TO- stags
nd lambs Receipts light. only The
and higher fuT both kinds
sold the close strong.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

n nlo.ds s choice box s2as3 garlic Orleans per
oac lettuce. per bbl 4OqI5c; onions, Eastern Shore
ge9w % per basket slqsl 25: do white s1aS1 So do Ber
per crate 81 6os1 T5; do Egyptian bag. 81 90
bbl 6 90 NsS1oreans per be SAG sS 25 do per hair
poFt 1 81 do LeHg Island per bag $lasl 25 do Key
Sa1} Florida per carrier 81 5o6s2 5o string beans
Set ocasl do Nortn Carolina green per bush oas
ros 99 19s do wax 4oa6oc squash Southern mar
IoM per Dbl SdS2 90 do yellow 81 50S2 80; do South
srn white per bbl s1a$2 turnps Jersey white 100
pu1cnes S2nS3; tomatoes. Mississippi per fiat case.
90 Florida fancy. carrier. 81 20; DO average
prime. 81; do poor, 60GT5c
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The further shading prices
TOT the last few trading
action The chief reads making free deliveries but
no dangerous accumulation is to be noted still as
the market is likely be sensitive for time
seIIers do not shipments We quote: Prime large
tales. per 100 10. e0c: No s5GS712c No >. S0S21ec
NO g. I59S0c; clover mixed nomnay 70QS0c; clover also
nollnaIly 6GGI0c Small 212c 100 10 less than
large .STRAW-Recepts liberal. but did not
contain the percentage Of long desired we quote
Long rye sqs 10 100 10; oat straw dull and weak
at last quotations Receipts Of hay and straw In tons
reported at the Produce Exchange at today Hudson
Rlver Railroad. $50; Erie Railroad 40; PENNSYLVANIA
lalroad l3O: West Shore Railroad i0 Lehtgh Valley
railroad no; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lO0 Central
Itailroad of NewJersey Vermont Central Railroad
TO- river boats 800; 1870. Receipts of by
river $50 TONS by rail- tons: total 250
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork June 2l. 1901
,-nr-F-r,-Coee TODAY lost the improvement
es In ,estesys market the reaction resulting from
following European cables and heavier
reps looked for The market opened steady with
the cable and in the absence
5TtS5- support further Liquidation. following
- declines in Hayre. prices settled additional
,s shortly after call which basis there
, ,barre 70 the The sluggish condition of the
depressing effect sentiment also.
Ssne fber. was a that clique support
hs depended upon. The close was quiet, with
10 points Total sales for the day
Irsrs ls 500 bags Of coming higher antci
Ea,a= n, trade HaVre cables were unchanged
= = franc lower and finals net az franc down. while
"a Z pfg on Brazilian market ad
-5s were conflicting. Rio declining so res and Santos
ssvancing - No change was noted in the rate of
ecbanee Receipts heavy both ports and
Srer towns former aggregating 2lGo bags, and
bags In the United states warehouse
Seiye-jes below the average amounting IN an TO
market ruled dull, with prices
Sass S5 IN 6c Tor Rio No and csc for No
The nreeut stock Fiavre is lG62 600 bags. in
Cnding 0SsC0O bags Brazilian. against lb6s0oo bags
and 100000 week. Clearances reported this
morning the steamer Capri from santos June 70
With 6ap and the steamer Grecian Prince. from
Rio June %. with 5000 bags.
The range OF contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Ing 81 alive, 27 for slaugherers and
cars sale, which all Jersey City. Trade was
was dull and cars Of cattle We're likely to be held over
Common choice native sold at s. 6o@s 90 per 100
50 23@s4 TO- fat 81 dressed beef quiet
live and sheen Steady rsfrgeTatoT
iC quarters of beef on the cutie to liverpool $50 cattle
on the Chicago City TO Bristol Tom the MeSaba
for schwarzschild sulzberger 215 for shamberg
Co. tie umbrfa to Iverpoo COO quarters Of beef for \
Norris the Colorado to Hull 200 cattle for W A. sher
port 200 sheep quarters of beef
shambsss 80 SEN u i &C Chicago 6a n steers % s. 1893 sS 70
do, 1909 n do. 1tt4 - So 20; 10 do 1873
do i55 NJ q s saE i2eo r. 70 :, 20
q Indiana lo r q s. sS 30 ,69n SgT r. l97 al + F. st g. $ o S
~, So 55 do 300 10. at 50 80; II do s54 H. at
sherman an culver: 81 dstilery fed Kentqsky y steers
1871 H. at s. 10 Chicago steers @ 100 r. ats a. 80 10 a. sss
NJ sG'% at s. 90 DO r. do $40 r. al 81 81
H. '9T at 81 @ DO Do SaS n ' a, s. 5 10 do 81
So s cneasS de- Co 1874 81 r. 5ss 1913
s. s. 20 % y as az + SO Of 81 n 30 at 8 5G 5% d. II a lisa losS 81 at at s. s. a. 8 q
do 1850 H. 81 oo do. go n at 81 60 bull l129 n
cow " O 1900 ' & V at s. 5o II do o. 1886 H. at s. do
loco n at s. 4C 10 do a2' NJ at 50; do i'o lo at
}qad I So bulls ilS9 80 n r.. at g g, 20 Co. ,n market
Firm yeais and fully loc higher with prompt clear
Common choice vcals sold 81 62i2 loo III; tail
ends at 81 so City dressed veas firm 7ad10c per 10;
country dressed 6d9c.
SaesH. II. Hollis 2S veals. l63 N average. 81 So 80
per 100 m 81 147 ~ Sc 2; do. IA M. at 81 so
J. H. Hume Bro. 1o2 veals. 40 10 at Sc 81 lo do.
ToSin shannon; veas 1874 n, Sc e2's 81 do,
sE@F Sx6 shs3R3s,s,1 49, &c p s. ~s go 30 cars or
head including for slaugherers and % for the
market. all the latter Jersey city. Good sheep
in light supply and steady; common sheep weak lambs
generally lower closed duh decline Of 1oq23c from
be held Common good sheep sold at $3dSi per
100 NJ culls So 25 choice lambs s. 7T
81 So prime So 90 yearngs nominal.
Dressed mutton firm 5i@67c per N. and selected
sold high IS Sc: dressed lambs weak 9l2 a
Lac aGc extra stock i2' fF" EF@'nsS were selling at
average S6 90 per n; do 7I n S6 Go PSI
do 65 M. s. ~ 104 Virginia do r. n SO so 24t
do 72 n. at So So 22S DO. 81 n. al s6 -.
Newton 2l6 Virginia lambs. - a Sc 40: 90
81 Kentucky sheep I0i N. 81 so % Virginia do lo+
n AZ 81 q ae Kentucky cuis, IS H. at 81 % Virginia
Mcpherson & Co 264 Virginia lambs II n at So -.
PSI do So m AZ s6 20 l4o DO IS n. 81 20; 231 DO.
80 ~ So 62ie 26s do 63 NJ S6 so; ga Kentucky
do 6s n At So % - Virginia sheep ia n al 81 so
Kerns Commission Company Virginia lambs 6a
So S. los "a n So 2e3 Kentucky DO 66 n,
a. s. Is virginia sheer lo4 n at 81 date yssteriay'
s Judd & Co 26l Virginia lambs 30 N. ST. 80; 257
Kentucky DO. 81 n 81
J II. Wikerson; PSI Kentucky lambs. SIS N, al Sc 81
HOGS-Receipts Nt5 cars l.s36 head all for
slauehterers with the exception ~ half Feeling
firm sympathy with Buffalo advices Ordinary to
choice hogs quoted Sc 1ods6 ~ per 100 n.
~ n average. at Sc l5 100 10 state DO 1876 10
a So 80
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 21-Cotton firm: middlng 3 16c: low
middIing 16c; good ordinary, - Ice receipts. 3a39
bales sales. 1233; stock. 20 1875.
baltimore 21.Cotton nominal mitiiing.. 716c:
middIing Sc ordinary. use; receipts. 81
bales gross 7o2. Great Britain. 3O9O the
Continent 1231; stock, 3,66S-
Savannah. June 2l--Cotton firm; mddng IL 16c;
low middlinS, lee good ordinary, 65-16c; receipts,
6T6 bales; stock 50. .299 bales.
Eew-OrIeans June 21-Cotton quiet; midiling 3 Ice;
low mddng Ice: good ordinary 62c; receipts
bales; exports Great Britain $3.50; France. 1915;
co9stwise. 1.445: sales. 100; stock. IL .O93.
Memphis 2f-Cotton steady; middling, Sisc: low
mddnE 79sc good ordinary. 6Ssc; receipts
31S; shipments LESS sales, 1s00; stock 1901.
81 542; 1906 20 23O
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 81. p. m-Cotton-Spot-Fair de-
mand; prices Lied higher: American mddlng fair.
3-16d good midding, 15-6d; middlng 11-16d: low
mddlng 4 15-32d good ordinary. 7-32d: ordinary.
332d The sales of the day 10000 bales of which
800 for speculation and and included
American Futures opened quiet and closed stead
American middlng June 3764d buyers; June and
July, 36G4d sellers; July and August. "a 6f4
Nuyers; September, 2964d sellers; Septem-
ber 2964d sellers; October. f36iGI4 464d
October and November 1O64a4 IL 64d sellers; No
vernber and December. Sid value; December
ary s6fd value; January and February. s64d4 964d
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
eos A. NJ 3 IS z. Daily except SUNDAY 10 Pitts
field: Saturdays only. 245 P. NJ: Sundays only
go A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket offices Il3 26t. AIS and 1216 Broadway. q
Union So. w. 2T5 Columbus Ave. 133 West
25h St and 1ssth St stations New York: 3ss Tas
Fulton 81. 1O4 Broadway r. D.. BROOKLYN
Telephone 300 3Sth Street Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
Z. RLODGETT. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. Vhambers
as follows. earlier from W. Esd ST:
500 a m. Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo Arr 8
B!nghamton, Waverly, Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor and cafe dining 10 Buffalo
2.:sD p. NJ. Daily.-Chicago Ltmited-Fast Mal-Solid
Chicago arriving 20 p m. Arr. Cleveland T40
Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining Car
7.3O p m. DaiiyBuffalo and Cleveland E,xpress-Arr
Buffalo Bradford 10 jamestown zoo and Youngs
town 1o2 m Cleveland 1880 p m Sleepers to Buff
Cleveland. Csf6
els D. m. Day.-Sold train for Biughamton. Waiver
ly Elmira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cnnati. Dining
TIyICKETS. LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
broadway, l57 East l25th ST. and 2I3 West l25th ST
West 23d ferries, New York; 333 and
Fulton ST. 9s Broadway. Brooklyn: 122 River ST,
Hoboken Jersey city Station. New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Yester-

Spot dull, with quotations Ia i.ios ,s f m
II : niddling upland ana -Ioc lor
middne plf. sales bales. Southern spot mar
were teleera phed follows: New orleans quiet
changed ; Mobile steady unchahseo az 81
Savannah finn unchanged l3-l6c eharleston Iqh
unchanged 724c Wilmington flrln uichaiisea -
Norfolk firm unchanged At sac: Baltimore
higher : 7-i6c Augusta hrn. sc hsher AT o7sS
s.. Loule steady. l-16c higher at , l-loc
Receipts 81 cotton az ports to-day and for the
compared the totals OF A week previous @4u "a
- -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

COTTON-Whfie successful the start bull forces
IN met with something OF setback later and
times showed evidences Of nervousness owing
TIE lack II response by the market legitimate in
points higher and during the first few minutes indi
pointed still further gains Liverpool fully
point higher than expected, and from spinning
proved 20 he radically bush But turn In the
OF foreign and the Of July
selling the scale against the market and
the decline Liverpool eventually stifsned up fine
Manchester accounts and large demand for spot cotton
in all European markets. This caused change in the
feeling here for time ana pr1ces worked back 10 the
opening But early in the afternoon fresh hquida
stuff. Of which appeared TO come
from the clique" holders cause for alarm
general selling set IN. This movement carried July
20 25 August 7.75 and October TO 737. around
good buying IN and led 10 turn OF shorts
A for continued dry ana very not
spot cotton prices South combined 10 strengthen bull
sentiment change and prompted investment buying
Conservative bulls took the View
pit overbousht the market, and until this
was cudated prices would be subject TO weak
spells legitimate conditions were concerned
working into stronger posiron Fall River pre1icted
week in cloths making over -ZSroooo
while reporting spnrfers STOCKS OF
low. Holders OF spot cottoh IN the
arbitrary in their views ao feiused 70
substantial edvances Again crop ne"
reports from the Caronas Georgia parts OF Alabama ana
Southwest were very uhsatls-
A the effect that Two ne" cToI
ad been received some four Gays aleao q
time led that the crop wes psiik
premature development in Texas ny oroaeh a. na
cessiveiy high temperature The close wss quet anu
steady with prices point higher 70 po,n,s
Tne range price. in the local fnAhe' '
was follows: