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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-26
EARLY SETTLtR DEAD
Gilmore Hobart Passes Away in
AndaIusia az Age OF
81 Years.
LEAVES WIFE AND II CHILDREN
Comes to County in His Youth--
Suffers ParaIytic
Stroke.

Gilmore Hobart, for many years a
resident of Buffalo Prairie township,
and one of the Oldest settlers in the
county. died at 2 o'clock this morn
ing at his home in Andalusia. aged 81
years.
About a year ago he suffered a
stroke of paralysis and within the
past few weeks gangrene set in in
his left leg, rendering amputation
necessary as last hope of proIonging
his life. The operation was per-
formed, but in his enfeebled condition
he was unable to survive the shock.
Deceased was born in Ohio and
came to this county in his early
youth. He leaves an aged wife and
IL living children, the majority of
whom reside in the lower end of the
county.
The funeral occurs Thursday at
O'Clock in Buffalo Prairie.
Funeral of Isaac n. Dickmsn.
Funeral services over the remains
of Isaac III Dickman were conducted
at the bereaved home on Twenty
second street at 2 O'Clock this after
noon by Rev. G. y. McCulloch, OF the
First Methodist church. The house
was filled with relatives and sorrow
ing friends. There was profusior
of beautiful flowers. Hymns we've
sung by quartet composed of Sewal
Dodge. Keith Collins and Mrs. Horst
Won Koeckritz and Mrs. Frank Sala
The interment was in Chippiannock
the p4llbearers being j. L Marion
B. E. WATSON, Oxen Mcdonald anC
Harry Speer. of the Electrical Work
ers' union, of which deceased was {
member. and George Cordts anc
James Collins.
Anderson Child Buried.
The funeral of Elizabeth Lenore, 9
months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
X. T. Anderson. who died Sunday
was held yesterday afternoon from
the family residence, 9l7 Nineteenth
street Services were conducted b,
Rev. w. III. Blancke, and intermen
was made at Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-26
CITY CHAT.

Stoves at Wilcher's.
Wear the Dunlap hat.
Watch this line March L.
Buy q home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance E. j. Burrs.
For real estate, Z. j Burns.
State Seal cigars are successful.
Try Morrison's State Seal cigars.
Best So hat on earth. Stewards.
Canned corn cents at Weckel's.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
La Flora de E. D. T. 1O-cent cigar.
Knox hats have arrived at Lloyd's.
Suits and shirts to order. stewart )
Package coffee IL cents at Weckel's.
Property for sale or rent A. Rush
& Co.
Knox, Knox. Knox, Knox, at
Lloyd's.
Standard corn 6 conts per can at
Weckel's.
Knox. the young mans hat, at
Lloyd's.
Good Japan tea So cents a pound at
Weckel's.
Knox, Stetson and Longley spring
styles now ready at Lloyd's.
Arms aud Kidder's best patent flour
only 81 a sack at Weckel's.
Call and see the new Dunlap hats
they are beauties. Stewards.
Window shades, complete with roll
Ter. for cents each. II. F. Cordes
A complete line of the best steel
ranges in the city at Summers & Co.'S.
Thirty-fve cent merchants lunch
ct noon hour at Harms restaurant.
Do you want TO sell? List property
with A. Rush & Co., room 8, Buford
block.
Fine quarter-sawed oak. polished
dressing tables SO. II. F. Cordes
removal sale.
Black Hawk tent, X. o L. NJ. Gle
brates it's second anniversary at Mac
catee hall next Friday evening. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-26
sorine Announoement.

William Filter & Co. are now pre-
pared to show their customers full
and complete line of spring and sum-
mer samples for suits and oVercoats
Fit and workmanship guaranteed to
be the highest. 328 Twentieth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-26

Millions of people are familiar with
DsWitt's Little Early Risers and those
who use them find them to be famous
little liver pills. Never grippe. B H.
Bieber and Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-26
WEATHER WE May HAVE

Generally fdir tonight and
WcdReSday; continued cold.
j. M. SHERIER, Observer j
Today'S teMperature-0t z
a. H., 3, at $50 p. H., ii.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

been @ light and with active market has ruled firm
ing well whe prime Onions arriving fTeay and choice
fancy Cabbsse IN Earn f PLENTY and and in good demand whe
from CucuTbsrs have steadily increased in supply
pickles mostly poor and prices low and Irregular Egg
eh, supply and fr choice Peas in good demand and
though sappT f b7s SsTns and ins outside gGrs
have @dss plenty and weak Turnps steady tomatoes
i vegetables unchanged. ve quote: Pota;oes Long
Jersey prime So sass 55 do soaS isrsey fair 20
common 81 gods2 30: sWeit poatoe2 2 North Carolina
sas pgme per 6b s30s4 corn. Heckenssek per 100
2og lSc DO sweet North Carolina ocgs1 cabbages Long
5ssnd fiat Dutch 100 sass SO do Wakefield 81 50
ecumber jersey pe basEe pf p sceh % peT box @
soS' @ 90 Norfoik Dbl 225oc cucumber pickles Jer
90 do er 5she fsf Rx s6$ e PStuce @ western
Cepnec per dozen 2Ggsoc do Boston 29a4 onions
Tfennessee per Dbl do Orange county red per bag
sr f@a 'E ss rf d oR ef5 R' per
souSeTn White dS ] P9,ato per 91sH o9 Se s2
s ssg SlgS2 do per basheI basket SgS 70 peppers Jer-
York round green per bushe 81 75G$2 %: green
bush box slGs2 90 Fat green siG$ so do Bosan
sa$ Is 'g do Yellow % csi 30 d9 W6te 4scs grnps
IIersey Russia per bb ?osq$d tomatoes Keyport and
per box. 75c6sI 25 do stone 5ocG$1 do Grant 25a5oc
per r2Sde dull and with some in
Pr polBr IN supply g5 rule We ; S
ne @ stock % arriving largely wet and sSPoer are dong
as & 10 size and dryness ITs-The market is Quiet
prices We quote Peanuts ylrsinia hand picked, fancy
NJ. 4l4c; 3 G3l7c; DO shelled Spanish No
l. 51+G5Iac do sheled. Virginia. No l. 3!zG3&c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Free receipts by the river.
added 10 fair by the New York Central in some
degrees compensated for the late light general deliveries
Most OF the road hay terminals however. still working
with limited supplies New hay has appeared but not in
quantity sufficient strong Of best and
useful grades OF Prices prime and No l were
marked up 2lsc to-day This greatly due 10 scarcity
and the forced attendance the few points which carried
any The market closes firm with nothing OF account left
over We Prime bales. 100 n 95G97
No l. C0d92isc; No . S5GS7lac 3 757Tl4c; clover.
per loo N less than large New hay Is offering with some
commercial volume 1t Is quoted SOGS5c for quality
rating close 70 No STFAW-Supples in better
shape but there for them full for all
presentabe grades. We Long p0d95c; cat
straw 5Oc Receipts Of hay and straw reported
al the Produce Exchange to-day Hudson River
railroad $50; Erie Railroad 10; Delaware Lsckavanna
and Western Railroad. 10 West Shore Railroad. 80; Le
high Valley Railroad Railroad NewJerssy
20 river barges. $40 total of
44o tons by river and 60 by rail; total 200
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
BosToN WOOL MARKET

Boston July 3O.-There a firm tone 20 the wool
market here this week with values well maintained and
the general situation hardening. There
absence of speculative feeling as far buying
cerned but the wants Of the mills large Territory
woOls continue the sales Fine nd fine
staple quoted 44GI5c. while the strictly staple article
calls for 46q4SC- Fleece wOois quoted Arm
rivals OF washed heeces only moderate vet.
following quotations leading
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces, and and above, 23a
combing 25G26c; No and 3 blood PC; and braid
washed 23q2+c- Michigan. Wisconsin etc.-X Michigan.
20g2lC; No l Michigan Combing. 23d24c: . do ga
2te coarse and braid washed 23c fine delane 2Sa24c
Inwashed medium etc--kentuCky Indiana quarter
blood combing 2oG threeeighths blood 2oc; Missouri
quarter blood combng lec threeeighths blood, 19c;
braid cOTnSing. lie. Territory
fine. 14116c: secured. 44Q46c: fine medium. ia 16c:
Wyoming and Idaho fine. 13d14c: secured 44T45c fne
medium 13a 1ic secured. 4OG43c staple 15G16c secured
4694lc Australian secured basis spot prcesComblng
super1lne. l4aI9c. good GSaIOc. avsrage. 65a6Ic.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat, dj86sc; No red 6Sl4 d69c; No
o. SO No yellow 80 q53c; No cats 33'sG23s.c; No
" nttea 3og3612c; No white. Ban Q35%c No
- = aEt tsc fair choice mailing barley. 52GGOc:
naxseed 81 81; No Northwestern prime timothy
seed - To- clover. grade $10dSO -; pork
per DBL Sl4 20gS14 20; lard. per 100 n s. 6aSS 67z
short ribs sides Qoose 81 Sq$s. dry
SS 40 whiskey basis of nigh wines. 81 % on
duce Exchange today the butter market was firm;
cgeaeTes l412c; daires I3d1T19c Cheese steady 93E
lVf4c. Eggs steady; fresh, I2lzc
Duluth July 30-CTose: Wheat-Cash No l hard. TO7Sc:
No Northern, 69c No Northern &c. July 69c: sep
G33lsc.
ern IOt910l2ci No 6Sl4 G69c; September 6sasc Rye
lower. No l. 55l Barley firm: 62c. sample
Doc oats steady; No white 3SG39c
Minneapolis. July 3O.-CIose: Wheat cash &c; Sep
tenlaer t6c; December, 6T@sc: track l hard
No Northern. sc; No . Northern. G5%sc.
Philadelphia. July 3O.-Wheat firm higher: contract
Erade; July IlnIll2c- Corn strong, 1'ac higher No
4c. Butter firm, 2c higher fancy Western creamery.
y &c DO prints II 2c; DO nearby. 24c fresh
nearby. l5c do Western 5c Southwestern 12Iac;
southern. l2c- Cheese frmer: York. creams.
fancy small, 99.a91sc: do fair choice, 9aeIzc Re
cslpts-F1our 1,T0O bbls; 2o5O 00O sacks wheat
Itooo bush; oats 81 900 bush. Shpments-Wheat 172-
600 bush; corn 1900 bush; oats, 5000 bush.
St Louis. July 30.-Close Wheat. o red cash. 654c
July. 66@4c; September 66%4c; December, zoe
e6H G8!l4c Corn, No cash 5S~ac July. 54c: Septe
ber 551sc; December 56c. Oats No cash. 36c. July
S6c September, 35c May, 372.c; No white. ssh G29c
Toledo July 3OWheat active and higher: cash. July
and August, G9lsC; September 69sc; December T21sc
Corn duh and strong; cash and July. 53c; September
54Atc. Oats cash. 33zc September 332. Rye. 52Izc
Cloverseed. cash, prime. Sc 30; October. Sc 10
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

r,,,,,,--r -,...,-.- - Nev-Yorh July 80 1901:
exporters and sagghteEsrs excsR; car Nothing doing
had moderate inquiry steady prices 7dS24c
per % for native sides Liverpool and London cables
ments today included $40 cattle the Bowie to Liver
Tomorrow the Teuonc Will be laden with 246o
CALVES Receipts were co head, for the parket. and
there We're 6s stale calves in the pens Fresh stock Of
stale calves held Fair to choice yeals sold
dressed veals quiet sa10sc b; country dressed
saJesH H; Hollis yeals 156 n average. at 81 per
100 n; do 2S2 r. at 50 90 1s5 - a. 81 ao 1,o n
hsg saH 3sas1 P 6a7 for 's and ST for
market making with the stale stock Al cars on sale
both sheep About were carried over
S6s 9d2aT and 70 .z prime de ssfR s. o sSd @ at s % at < g. P5 medium
choice lambs at s. 5Oa$6 40 culs at 81 ooqS5 dressed
lambs firm 7g1o{c' inferior eaTeasses were selling
comlssloR To- oq r. 81 s 5snfgqy % y y ar s. 5S
n 4o aSeTas G s. "a at S 80 50 s. % e 1 30 do % g 10 at S. 2s DO 81
h h at at s. s.: e5 s S S ~ sedp At 3 90 g % rs at ST. 'u
Newton y Co: 24G Virginia lambs, g p, at 50 93753
& t2 eS s8 - = al m s. 81 Isl dd 20 H. at s. 2 do
~ 50 90 % do, 50 ~ at s. .: KensgcSy sheep
iii5 do 81 h h. at 81 s7l5: as Do S n. Sa!S
do 81 ~ 50 90; 80 do. &c n a. s. sra 26 do
d. 64 n at ss u; 12 Virginia sheep lO2 ~ at 50 .
Harrington & Co. 257 West Virginia lambs. 6s n at
a. S. 9a RenucHy sheep 100 n at s. s5 20 do o9
NJ at sT5s 81 Sg sa ~ ezt vrrn al lambs 60 n at IS So II
Virginia sheep, 100 n at S4 22s Tennessee sheep
and lambs (culs). 6S n. at So.
J H Wikarson: III Kentucky lambs, 67 10 at S6 25
6 Kentucky sheep ia - s.; 81 do 90 n. at So 80.
] Harrington Iate yesterday; 269 Kentucky lambs
81 n. 81 75.
Tobfn & Shannon: lambs. - n at s5 30: 1T4
Indiana do n 81 10 "a Indiana culs As 10, at
81 30; % Indiana sheep Ccullsl. 80 n. at 81
IIOCIS-ReceiDs 16 $3.50 head. including
about carload market Prices lower again
today sellers quoted s. 10 per 100 n FOR ordinary
Western prime State hogs
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 1iS Ohio hogs 154
average. Sc % per 100 n
s Sanders Gate yesterday: 39 State hogs. 176 10 at
Sc 20. 27 state pigs 81 n Sc . 90 roughs 800 70
s. 20: stays, 300 n. at 81 %
H Hollis Gate yesterday: - State hogs, los n,
at SO % 30 do Sc 20; roughs 366 ID et s. 2
] H Hume & Bro date yesterday: 10 State hogs III
n at SO %; do n Sc Is. roughs. 900 70 at
Tobin & shannon Gate yesterday: 15 State hogs, 1s3
Andrew Mullen date yesterday State hogs 1914 n.
at ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
NAVAL STORES.

Apathy prevailed throughout the day in the market
Ior spirits and values were nominaly unchanged Rosin
was steady, with and pitch quiet. We quote:
TAR-Reguars, s. -; do oil bbls, 81 25.
CIPENTINE-Sprits. SO y d36c.
tSsIN-Common % good strained, 81 40; D. 81 60: E
81 20; F. 81 10 G. 81 So H. 81 -; l. 50; X 81 So NJ
. 'o' y, 50 %; w G. Sc 81: w W. SO 63.
STOCKS ON HAND.
oLS InrS-S
A7'' Oois O4l
Wilmington, July 3O-Turpenne steady 81 a32c; re-
Celpts ia casks Rosn steady. 95cGSl; receipts $40
9ois crude Urpentine steady. S1Q$2 receipts - bbs
Tar quiet 81 40; receipts los bbIs
firm. unchanged
Savannah July 3Ospirtts turpentine Arm 82lac; re
celpts 32GO bbls sales 1891 exports. hrrn
and unchanged receipts 8235 bbs; sales 1866; exports
New-Orieans. July 3O-Receipts-Rosn, $50 bbls; tur-
pentine 10. Exports Belfast rosin bbls Liver
pool ros!n 2948 turpentine. 300 London, turpent!ne
London, July o.-Turpentine-spirits. 25s 1O1ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

MFiAIIrm; quoted: Kiln dried 81 o5as2 20 to
81 @ so 81 aSSstss Ss E5ne Whiis and ssG2y
si sPs ~ .rS ssn spot s So sssEs 90 70 a5Tys zoo ~
So city BRAN s1sasis So ~ :of1 G9As sa s3e
ss 7Sasa m o es s s9 s ss 90 S cake Si h0mny chop
&c. -wHEAT-Aetive Wall Street buying rumOrs OF
trade the three influences that bulls upper
ed about $50 600 September
effect in the afternoon The business loads
natural oa5Some Of The French news and foreign situation
was active ao.ssIy A. the sasboars cs.inr stesdV
advance prices the close which 1a1kc above
closing at that figure In Chicago the days range was
in Norh than elsewhere because Of
the satisfactory weather and crop cond1ons now pre-
higher foreign buying and uneKpectediy nTm English
1uhg rec2seIs raceots Vere some 400 Ood bs6
previous week aganst 300 year
The seaboard cIearances 6js. coo wheat
flo IT Minneapolis wheat stocks are said TO nave De
"a Paris 2 SG2aRced 5SaS points wheat
points on -four Berlin was G asb aks hest e' o'6 b
basis are as follows No Northern Duluth 77ls prompt
1 TmGago' 'Gss 20 Yo red New-York 76ssc August
10 70 is No ? hard New York 767sc August 10 70 IS
-. .C0RN-Strengthened by the uptnrn in wheat the
@ sSrH e market ss1esI 2asancsq @ and q c in chicago
I rs - 2o ~f Notwithstanding very favorable crop
dons West where further rains in Leading states 1nn
corn The government weekly bulletin said early sovyn
Ja+a oor n Eerraska Kansas. Oklahoma and Missouri
had improved iowa biggest producer has suffered @
distributed rains The trade in corn aT9pnted
80 loads and Bnslish markets close Sn Nbe G1ic
No yellow 5s'sc prompt nns+bL with corn
prices advancing about cent Pussl. Ne Sbite
% $s9seoS; o NS RACK ( 3 mixed s sa track white saa492
10 white clips a y aa5 60 Western Sc both
eAoa:. State 55G56c.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
CASH Quotations
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Newly OTk. JuIy 80. 1901.
~orrTE-Taues had a range Of not over . points to
a. 80 the market particularly active
o7e-irg steady decline Of points. the loss
tc~- ia response European cables and under
it-ssriru months by nervous room operators
tremendous receipts in the crop coun
F.-st 500 bags. and total sales for the
ssv q bags little of which was for outside ac
Closing prices unchanged. and the maj
s7e steaay primary movement the heaviest OF
season amounting ports 5000 bags, and at in
te-7- sccEuiatng points 70 5000 bags other depTes
DAYS found IN decline OF
!. +-snc in the French market Z pig Hamburg. a
1oss ~ RIO and decline of les in the Rio
IO-zd. Santos fr-- al YESTERDAY
-es spot ruled dull and unchanged with quota
based r-niually 5&sc for Ri2 7s end SIC for
cs-tos s invoice The steamer Fa1 man cleared
es-tos ar July - with 30 oe0 bags
he ra-ge contract prices n the local market ocay
-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

,5oh Exchange Special Liverpool Gables: Spot
aernan1 sales. 5000 bales. speculation and
go --i.i-ng upland, 7lG-. Futures opened quiet
49, cee closed barely steady. . 25z points
os. ais = D. JulyAGE1sI. Z rs august -Septeul-
O. --er. % c. 4-l4h. October, e. 4-VT rs;
g. sHa JanuaryFe February. 404i-b: February March
A-lrrn-zTrA, 4-0sjs- Maue1ester-Y move
~; T.f.;--etsl etsl cloths Gget steady
I-ltl is steady but quiet. with
p-ioes Al3Lfine ruled steady al the following
d Tf. tAs s. fOfsl so, ounces 81 s09Sl a eiKhths
SFSs-ssS-S, 9ulnire steady at 34lsfc rs
EDersi p-I~a The market steady around with
tsasonsts n penn. royal, owing the excellent
hsrs,-e ce-nanc Tor II light stocks In first
Pr. 80 NE new crop coming IN Until September
hsrvs- os are quoted follows: Auisa 81 +glSl 20
cal - prime - 2tqSZ 90 cassia sGGs0c cubeb 81 %
grsss oH prime slesl To- low grade sscaSI; lemon
s414te. - 5og*l 60 mace distilled 81 25GsJ 70.
mn hailTa- s5GS5 70; artificial s. 25as3 50 uepper-
a. ealefI. tins 81 25ISI 90 New-York rjns 81 3slJ
tfss rs = sLffSI 60 pennyroyaI 30Qs1 90: sasza-
et ~ "itg5scs artificial. 30Gt52c. epearmint 81 10
sR Ars. 81 lo94l p; W1ntsrgreen natural 81 45Gl
Woe Ilncal 5oQ 6oc, wornsee6 81 1881 81: worm
reg - -5stfo 30 -ROOTS-There have been
Hs1e-s,e I-tnges in roots and demand has beer
folovs - q A seasonahle character. We quote as
giasr --roocE &c; Eentisn, -; ginseng Sc 5Oqss
4zs5r" helebore. powdered 7Hsc; licorice o-dinary
c-rss AZ sssecteci IN bundles s1I6c sarssparla Hon
houihsrr % Mexican. Sc seuegs. Western 3sc: DO
EtrpTee Do snake Canada 2zc; do natural i7c:
spart AND AEAL-Ruyers and sellers epuearsd 70 b.
trace Ess ~ holr. with the only small
cloE.ag s-son1f.!she1 IN few grades the markets
rTsigt s. asas, .5pF:ng patents. ss Togs4; winter
NJ s5,ss sss u; extra No winter 50 76gS2 So extrs
. srrve e as0f2 60; 70 grade SIS sIsl9 sDo, and
S7ssSs RYE FI1oCR-luet: quoted: Fsfr 10 good
eA9ace % fancy So l6Qss 45. CORN
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

450c Nos 13. IA and i6 440c Important deVelop
mens conspicuous by their absence IN the ssr i
market for The American oueo
Refining COMPANY willing buyers OF the sott gs'
paid little centrifugal NevertheesS
the other reaneries ready buyers OF the attt
prices. general undertone seaS5 tI no
well sustained unchanged at 08Zc ior
centrifugal e16c museovado and 5lo5 d9f snTe-
iasses Cables reported dull and lower nee
market London July and August delVeres,
declined @ad standing at 9s +i2d ana Us sn GOO
spectiyely. in United kinEdom II lvu,O
tons compared with ZOO in the same WEEK
a IL,
TEA-Tea futures nominally unclaimed ane ,her %
Quotations August s0ds1l 80: ~ M,
S2 eoqS3 October sI3GSl3 TO- November slS iousl' ~
December Sl3 2Odsl3 80 No sales
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
1LvnRronL coTToN MARKET.

Liverpool. July 80 p. m.-Cotton- Spot-Noderat re
business: prices steady; American mdiug led The
sales the 5000 bales. OF which 900 were for
speculation and export and Included 800 American re
cepts bales. including 12SO0 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady, American mddng G,
10 64d buyers July and August. iT64i
sellers August and September, IA sd buyers Septem
October good ordinary clause. i6i
a sellers October and November esd sellers;
Noyem and December 5-G4d buyers. December
and January 4-64d4 Gid buyers January and Febru-
ary 4-8ldr4 buyers: February March. SID
and April. ! 6-Gid sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

firm Cd American colored. firm, ais Cd Tai
IoW-Prtme city steady. 25s Sd. Australian In London
nrm. 27s. Cottonseed oilFIuIl refined quiet. 2ss ga
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet Rosn-CoEnmon steady
IS "a Hops at London Pacific Soaso firm - lose
e Is Linseed oil steady. 34s. Butter-F1uest United
states firm 9ss good United states firm Petroleum
fancy winter dun. IS Cd Wheat-Spot dull: No
Western winter TIed; No red Northern spring
Is I'D: No I California. futures September
Is esd December Is 75Ad. Cornspot quiet American
mixed new. As SID. American mixed, old. As 7lzd
futures July nominal September. As SID October
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

COTTON-The cotton market started Of quiet, with
prices 70 points .0we-, and preisposec to weak
during the forenoon under selling anc almost
outside buying orders While the weather
conditions Southwest continued unsatisfactory.
despite that damage accounts continued 70
pour from Texas TIE local trade refused 70 take ne
h1l long speculation continued q The present
proportions Investment buytng was checked as
vel ny liquidation or the August interest and
-na morning prices down Z points from the
closing night Receipts the ports again
ve-r weather forecast indicated clear hot oon3i
tors Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory tonight
Tomorrow 6ryEo0dz and cloth market accounts We're
-arh- of this ot the rear
zenend for medium grades spot cotton ccEn-
Te= q Toward midday che market
rIaFez covering prompted n- fears
weekly government crCpeather statement would
--+avo-al-e Noon. found the market steady. with
prices opening basis Then the govern
7err report showed crop have improved quite
generally the Mississippi River, but 10 be shed
ding suffering droIth blooming al the top and -
- west that line The statement, az a whole
hullsh-y interpreted and caused furry oi general
tuynE which prices quickly worked Up 10 last night
bios reaction later n tne session
profit taking by smaller holders ne gen
operators buyers ali weaker intervals latter
fsse5 or re theory liverpool would hullishy
t-e me government report and Southwestern dry weather
s1-ecas, II this IN the season There
less .ssveu talk Change and more hope ot
. public speculation Profit taking
prices cr the close The r1arEet was finally
ouet I'd ne : points lower
The -anqe of contract prices the local market 70 day
a.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

r-,r,urb trains leave New York, OF Chambers
ss ToiloWs and 5 minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
q oO a m Daily-Solid train for Buffalo. Arr 5 o. r.
Binghamton waverly, Elnira and Bradford Coaches
,9sTi1r car andc dining Buffalo.
nIh m--Daiy, except Sundays. o
oWeeo Wayerly Eamira and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Parlor Car. Daily to Port Jervis Monticello
Pullman Parlor cars
93O o m. Daly.-Chicago IAmited-Fast Mal-SoIlt
train 10 Chicago. arriving 20 p Arr Cleveland T4O
M Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
53O p Daly.-Buralo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo 7G5 Bradford 20 Jamestown 100 and Youngs-
town 10 oT a m Cleveland Il 80 IN. Sleepers 10 Buf-
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
3I5 o m Daiy.-Sod train for Binghanton waver-
Iy Elmra Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buffalo. Chicago.
Dining
rE1ICKETs. Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway i57 Esa-t I25th 2T3 West l25th ST,
Chambers and 23d s. ferries New York; 1913 and
SEQ Fulton St aS Broadway Brooklyn 122 River St.
Hoboten Jersey city Station. New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 3O.-Closing: Beef-Extra India mess
hrm SIS ID PorlS-Prime mess fine Western. firm GTs
Oh I.ard-Amerioan refined in pals nrm ans I'd
Hams-Short cut. II to 10 ~ strong 5is 6d. Bacon
Cumberland cut 20 TO 80 10 hrm as Cd short RIBS 10
- n, firm. i9s 81. long clear middles light Is
% b steady t6s Sd long clear mddes heavy aS 70 40
4as I'd clear bellies 10 n nrm, Sis shouders-
square, rs n. firm 3as. Iard-Prime Western. in
teruak steady. ass 3D. Cheese-AmeTican. finest white