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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
INTENSELY HOT ABROAD
CROPS IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA ARE
REPORTED RUINED.

LONDON, July 12.-..There is no longer
the slightest hope,'' says a dispatch to
the Daily News from Odessa, 'of saving
even a moiety of the crops in the Volga
governments of Amara Saratoff and
kassan, as well as many districts of the
neighboring governments. Over the
whole. region there has been protracted
drought with tropical heat Nearly all
the streams had dried up at the begin
ming of June
THE crops in Southern Russia aver.
age about the usual yield"
: BRUSSELS, July 11.-Fhe Thermometers
and there were numerous pPostrations.
PALERMO, July 1.-THE heat in Pal
ermo today was intense, a temperature
of 102 was reported
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
steepIe Climbers Fatal FaIl.

LA CROSSE. Wis. July 11.-(Spec,al. D
Mayor Boschert received word today
that William H. Lavalle, painter and
steeple climber Of this city. fell from a
church spire at Calmar, Iowa, yesterday
and was killed. Deceased has a brothef
at Kendall, Wis, and one at Portage
also q sister, a nun in the Catholic con-
vent at FTontenac,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
FROG ATE THE DYNAMITE.
Then Froggie Met with am Accident
and Exploded.

Iheh FrOggie Met WITH am Accident
and Exploded.
KANSAS CITY; Mo, July ia spe-
cial from Albany Mo, to the Times
dren, pet frog and some dynamite 7g-
ured here today, resulted in one death.
two persons seriously injured and part
Of dwelling demolished. The three chill
drep of George McGnrry, a prominent
contractor, found some dynamite in the
cellar Of their home, and, thinking it was
putty. fed 1t to their pet frog. The
pieces Of dynamite resembled Insects and
the frog ate them. A large tool chest
mite which had been eaten. a chisel
pierced the temple Of the youngest child
and killed. him. Another child and Mrs.
McCurTy, in the kitchen above were seri-
ously hurt and that part Of the house
was wrecked.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
10 START FOR THE ARCTIC.

steamer EFricI5 VIII Search fOv Els-
plOrer Peary.
NEW YORK, July u.-TIerbert L..
Bridgman, secretary of the Peary Arctic
club, and head Of the expedition to the
far North, by which 1t IS hoped to dis
cover the fate of Explorer r. r. Peary.
his wife and little daughter, left at noon
today for Sidney C. b., which will be his
sailing point. Mr.. Bridgman received q
telegram today from DR. Frederick A
Cook. at Sidney, saying that the Erik
had taken on her coal and supplies.
That is good news" said Mr. Bridg-
man before leaving. ut means that we
can sail on Saturday. An early start Is
Of the greatest Importance"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
CLAIM OF A YANKEE PEER.
Scion of Maryland Family Is scot
tish Baron.

LONDON, July 12.-The Daily Mail
says that Albert Kirby Fairfax, through
sent his formal claim TO the title OF
Baron of Fairfax. Mr.. Carey Is now in
London preparing the necessary docu-
mefts in the case.
Albert Kirby Fairfax IS an American
residing In New York. Upon the death
Of his father, John Contee Fairfax, who
died 10 Maryland, Sept. 20, 1900, Albert
Kirby Fairfax became entitled by in
heritance to the title OF Baron Fairfax
of Cameron. John Contes Fairfax re-
ceived his right to the title upon tho
death Of his brother, Charles, In 1863, IN
the United States. Neither Charles nor
John Fairfax ever assumed the title
which belonged to them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
;;Tashi4ggttion 4 Ct m time q p. M St, Paul)
+Rise. Fall.

FRlSe. -FAIL
River forecast till 8 D. m. Friday:
The Mississippi will change but little in
the vicinity Of ST. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12

oOntinuea on Third Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12

DECATUR, Ill, July 1.-THE govern
within half degree of the highest
known Two men were sunstroke. Crops
are suffering from the drough and heat
Many horses have died
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12

DES MONIES, Iowa, July 11.-For the
temperature today was 1O1, breaking the
record for continued extreme heat since
the establishment OF the weather office in
1877. -
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

sssss is sxsrs No winter. 7oe$s so: extra No
..s ssssi' sRof to spS good G
s:ss ]. Sss.l " sss. 4 ss.' sS
. & :pIns bs ss s1 g as sacks e 1TTis
oil ss9n city III sss s s..
masA NJ, variety of influences.
pre-, rresiasn McIsineys condition. fairly active
asi eI'fss sa
% 's nnSs4s Ss a, orders appeared plentiful 2.
Ionas changed The cables came Steady 'I from
shoash 80 es%hsr sSs partial TT. nas Rs9t
fUn net o aoaense Sesns ssnk mark
es houses at the starr the only Of
t LASTED all day In the line bulls
bshis last there decrease Of Sush
only a @ sus snS visible Visible Supp
~se ane ,hs sa had been looked
and -four while wheat receipts sssressted little
d biz " nerse per n OF last yesss total On the other
ra h movement almost duplicate of last Deem
wored v,oc up gradually 5s5c closing top local
$500 bush s@ss ans Of as wSsa sSPne
e No Nores s Ns Norhsn spsy No
So;a,s no,,srn puluih 71e arrive: No Northern
No r.a 5Ss Ss to arrive No red New,Yor 7eac
eoRNfmpesa hsw Sy rsnswai sas Of fsos
and sarsnsih eosing Il net hsser
figures on Tuesday might no w as M mueh %
n corn condition had been suggested by the
natps nat With holders sti further encouraged by
t.7 600 quantity saoat decrease Of
geo sas 81 800 cd sss eos
eon pel1n & ms corn white sc prompt and No
opes cas- ya firm al day symRshx with other grains ana
~ On oas ses' sIesss s an M
sas So white 4oe ne white. aec; track mixed s7.sa
% sssaa sna Nc No Wsstern Ws 9ps Sic sS sns
no Western 6olsc both ahoat: rye. 55d5ec.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Ymk. September 9

september 3,
sid not even reach moderate volume being g.
Dsss Traders inclined hold soof in view the
,sci there holiday in Brazil ano the suspense
,aused the Presidents danger From the opening
the close session single vsration In price
market starting steady in unchanged
finally closed duh unchanged prices
compared Saturdays close Nevertheless,
srsbly un6erone prevailed light foreign buying
orders purchasing by the metal clique"
Of The coffee aichsnged hande. Sexes of
$50 bags cone the initial CALL Deliveries from
This country were liberal the total being 1884 bags Of
which 81 72s taken er-shtp from New
Orleans The only news received from Brazil
,eprs 1900 Rio European market informa-
un.raporfant. Havre unchanes while
Hamburg scored partial gain of Il pfenne. The
for spot Brazilian coffee ruled quiet. but
Isedy, unchanged pricef the basis OF S16c
No Z Rio 6&c Santos No l. invoices loss Total
deliveries in Unred State. the week
LIP N3 bags against &c ia last week and IA o34
on DE week ago. on the former amount
gew-Tork reported So,Sol bags. Santos receipts
1oe hsss tos the week compared with $4,000 last
rSek and 100000 for the same week a Rio
ecesps ssessse 10000 bags against $4,000 the
reas week srd 5000 for the week year
no shipHsnss TO ne United States 5000 bags for the
ssek. 70 Eur1e. l5o50 Santos shipments the
Mates 5000 bags; to Europe, l34. 600. Bahia weekly
eceipts 1900 bags: stock $4,000: Euroue
100 United States 6GOO
The Of contract prices In the to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. s.-Closing: Beef extra India mess
firm, Tos. Pork. prime Western firm Cd Lard
American refined firm AIS 3d. prime Western firm. Sd
Hams-Short cut, IA to 10 10. steady. 52s I'd
Sunberland cut 26 to 80 No. firm Sos short rib 16
"A N. firm, ASS; long clear nlddes, 10.
firm. Cd: long clear mddes heavy IS to 40 fp firm
ass; short clear backs 16 20 10 firm 45s Cd clear
l3 No. firm. ass Cheese-American finest white quiet.
44s Cd; do colored, quiet 45s Sd. Tallow-Prime city
firm, 2s Sd: Australian. in London, firm 2Ss 3D.
ol-Hull refined. steady. Cd. Turpentne-
Spirits quiet. 21s. Rosn-Ccmmon steady,
oil quiet BIS ButterUnited States finest steady s3s.
do good steady, IT'S Petroleum steady 6a4d-
madam steady SIS 41ad. Wheat-Spot No red Western
winter dull. 5s 54d No 1 Northern spring quiet.
No California dull IS 11d futures quiet; September
5s esd; December IS Sd Cornspot steady; American
mixed 5s futures firm; September. I'D: October
As load, November As lid Flour-St Louis fancy
steady, Is 3D. Hops at London Pacific Coasp quiet
f31f3
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

Cash quotations as follows Flour steady No 8
spring wheat. 6s11c; No red. 70aa7oNc; No yellow
s714c; white ss assa.c; No rye 55a55isc
choice mailing barley. S5a5ac; No fsxseed 81 Az No
Northwestern 81 45 prime timothy seed s. l5 clover
@ er @ n s. .or, Rss S f M sdes s @
IS 6oa&s 7o dry sated shoulders boxed 81 5oasI 75
short clear Sides boxed 80 05dS9 IS. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market steady cream
cries 14G1s1sc; dares. 13d1Te Cheese steady. ss.d
1O%c. Eggs steady; fresh 141adl5c.
Duluth, Sept s-Wheat-Cash No / hard. I1lsc; No
Northern. 6sSc; No Northern. e5Sc;. September.
6sse October Ss1sc: December es7sc May. '2sc Corn
Milwaukee Sept e.-wheat steady; close: No North
ern. ssh ass15e: No s4aesc: December I1c, Corn
Minneapolis Sept. a.--wheat-cash. esAc September
67Hc; December CSC; on track, No hard, T0Ac; No
Bran. in bulk higher at s1sas1s so
philadelphia. Sept 9Wheat firm and higher contract
grade September. 73lsa74c Corn hc higher mixed
september e7eo1sc Oats quiet but steady No white
50 so: 50 4o&2 as: Pennsylvania roller clear
So 9ods3 49, do straight - 2oas3 80; Western winter
clear s2 95q$3 20; do straight So 25GS3 35 patent
patent sacks So 4oass IS: spring clear Ssasa 25
straight So 40Gs3 65 patent So ,0d$
brands So 9oqs4 TO- city mills extra So 400 So 65 do
ss 65as4 Rye quiet at 81 s5ass so Butter arm
and tending higher: fancy Western creamery, 21c do
nearby prints 23c Ergs firm and good demand:
fresh nearby and Western. 19c; do Southwestern and
creams. fancy small. 911 a9%c: choice 81.
9Nc. Receiots-Flour. 1000 bbls and 1.s2s.0Go
sacks wheat. "a 600 bush 1000 bush: 10000
bush shpments-wheat. 172, 600 BUSH 1900
81 Louis sept e-Wheat higher; No red. cash. zoe:
hard es$G6sc Corn higher; No cash. 5se September
cash. ssc September. s5Nc December S6Ac; May. soc:
No white. S7ls G3S4c.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET

Liverpool, Sept. 8. p m--Cotton-Spot-Moder
business; prices hrmer; American mdding fair 5&sd
good middlns 51sd: mdding. 13-6d; low middns
1891 good ordinary l132d: ordinary. 3a2d The
sales of the day 1000 bales which 500
speculation and included 6o00
eepts 900 bales no American. Futures opened quiet
and steady, and closed quiet and steady mid
ding m G. September 39-e4I4 4o-64d buyers: October,
GO c, 70 6iG4 21-6id buyers; October November
2l-o4d sellers November and December buyers
December and January. 17-6id4 buyers January
and February. lI-64G4 1S-64d SELLERS February
Marcn I-64a4 1s64d sellers; March and April II $40
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE,
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York, foot of Chambers ST..
follows minutes earlier from W 23d 81:
900 a. m Daily-Solid train for Buffalo p m.
Binghamton. wavery, Elnira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor cafe dining TO Buffalo
a. na--Daily. Sundays Bnghamton.
Owego. Wavery, Elrira and Delaware Valley Points.
Pullman Car Daily to Port Jervs and Monticello.
Pullman Parlor Cars
2.3O D. M Daily.-Chicago Lirlited-Fast Mail-Solli
train TO Chicago arriving $40 m Arr Cleveland 40
m Seepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
7.3O p. Dsily-Bufalo and Cleveland Express--Ar--
7o5 Bradford I20 jamestown 200. Youngstown
Cleveland 1890 D. m. Sieepers Buffalo.
fty nd
S.l5 d m. Daiy.-SoId Bnghamton Waveriy.
Enira Chicago. Seepers Buffalo, Chicago Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
YINICKETs. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill, Ii3, 26l, 800 and 1883
Broadway l5T 125th ST. and 2T3 West i25th
Chambers and West 2d St ferries New York: S33 and
Fulton 9S Broadway Brooklyn: 122
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New Transfer
Co calls for nd checks o destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

: -
M TAI Trading in tin In local metal mare.
aqss s S @afEss and p asr
ewsr e I4 es for spoa pe aa a f,bsa in Lsdon an
GgPfE lss2 aDs anG nGns @ ss s fat @
haoa Hs sp adssa ss at S Cd
sas sFS @ ss 81 at as1s s s sssst : d sa,ss s
change home an aPd abroad
s sSd ass Us s 81
sus ssas &c. @feS8ary No fouharg sSg
ss % sssa Ss No foundry southsrn her soft
si3ssa sp at ss market for oss.s
ruled rSdsatey active and about steady unchanged
ut su snw Fh srgps ruled steady also
fa apen Sss sSd Pof Foe s
s2 sa syERs somon s@les fair l7@1sc good 10000
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Ina 1a2s sail tonnage eharterdns was
aHa ~ih ape TGs
tssnage ons,1ng the tendency Of rates Quo
Ssss Sys,o "a sd sSas,I
!. LissrPool oais Sd a53e Hae
Bfas Is 3D. septembsr :0f British iGhs
meu AS s and pns & deas sad 0e se6ee to 9T
sssssk s s2s o,sos sGas rT6a timber
sh pal 9l Sns ph9sehss & So0sa to Nantes
phate Tssnpa to Rotterdam private terms; Norwegian
ss LnssDG6l 0n 2nse sna
ay to to 81 4s So tons coal
sssg ay g &c oSans s g and back
So 9s sehoGnsr sSns sFsfa ~
s oas ssa soa
so @ ab
$1,000 cases petroleum respectively. hence to Shanghai
& p Ss
ssj 55 rS5iaasPss 9s: 9:50s155 g.
aa a Ss s. sqi refined essss ssss NewYGr eS IS
9ls 2elIo% ns s14ssse Rai@:
raw boiled 52c caouta fssa raw S1
Sc; Western lnseed quoted &c under city brands; lard
-..4-t - -... D
h hogs @ the n an assnce RRas aF5yas beass wss s
ssd Ssihf ans s.s' ts 400 R G% aad
sig % family er p35sa 3sssls Ness: sis 5S
ss 's% 81 'ia55s
.ss sgtss e s. @n @ aas$ lsS soufasrs lS n sisSss
Pisssa c ssHs ss m o6Hsf saSa 8 Ssg
ss9 @ assd SS arq 9aR s5ans x6.ss
cs sssse sesarae ioe quoted
tie sp and II fair pTSons wh she aeatshe tnsassh
sss ssss fay sa s"ssahss % M News from he
ss5tets ,ebortsa fairly favorable eoadons
M % fS sss Ss SSa3a a shoSs iS sss ss aesd
sgsts Patna sf@Sme Sa ia 5sPan sa foreign 4c Java
s;iR7T market ior refined sugar held pretty
lhelpslys were whd,.wn Traders
noes s 75c. mould A.. 5.eOc; cubes. t6oc; xxx pow
dsred powdered. coarse powdered and pow
dered 55c Eagle confctioners gTanuated o50c; Eagle
and extra ane grannlaied 5sc Eagle n cartons
q n, bags and of granuated 40c: Eagle
fine ysnaied standard sranuIaiee and diamond 523c
onfectoners' A 5.05e; No 4.80c: Nos s5c
No 4. ssse; No >. SOC No g. = 7oc: No T. .soc No s.
Ess 49, ~. rs and 1s. & 2Oc- Reiners holding
aLsof fren the raw usrket. Trading To-day very
glow and prices norpinHlly unchanged 3+c
centrifugal 55-l6c for puscoysdo, and l-isc for
isseee rsnnays anxious 10 buy soft
"a prices they do not want centrifugal
sdv,cee reported dull and market for beet
London. September quoted and October
ss 3D. - ~ - D-
nornnaly with September quoted al ~ soa
October ~ November. 13113 20c: Dece
"a 1S 100 III soc. February 13l
rris Doe March 2o l3 4oc April. 152oG34oc: May
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

Others steady closing strong 81 mixed and BUTCH
ers $6dS6 30; good choice heavy So 45f$7: rough
heavy $6ass 10; light $eG3s Is; bulk of sales 50 500
So Is Sheep-Receipts. $4,000: sheep steady to Slow
choice lambs about steady others weak good to shoe
wethers 80 1884 fair choice mixed 81 4oQS3 1o
Western sheep 50 25d$4 native lambs $aas4 S. West
Cincinnati Sept s-Hogs Active. higher, = @ess ss
Cattle steady. Sa ,sax s. sheep steady. Il c5a*s 25
Lambs dull. $2G$4 so
East Liberty. Sept. s-c.tts stsady choice IS $50
prime heaves $79s7 best mediums g: best Yorkers
So S5G$T Yorkers 50 S0s6 ss piss IS 80
asa so: 95@$6 q Sheer lower; best
wethers. So s5dS5: 81 25d<2 3D.
lings 81 5OGX4; veal calves. Sc 5OQ$1.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA


AND DnsBRossEs isR AND coRTi.aNDT STREETS
ESThe leaving time from Desbro.ses and
Cortlandt streets IL hve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
7ss A. NJ FAST MAILitsa to two saes rsrl0r
TO chicago No coaches 10 Pittsbars.
sss F1S aha ssvsns
on FoT ccs
,s r. H. chfes HS!is SD s; s LOUIS
Eer TOLEDO. Louisville tva cineisnat, Indianapolis
$50 =. NJ i'S sT louis iIss sEXPREss-For Pi,,.Sars
sss e. ws4ERs Hsis e Pns ss For
7as P NJ MieePs PAcFe sanPTeay Pas Pssurs and
S6Ssso For Knesys daily Via Valley
s'2s =: NJ GaEyELAND AND eIxSITSaTid sTi, f,S ES
Xxx xWAsHfXSToX AND THE sso,rTs, sogTH streets.
and snFisHs % Psar snd Dining
spnass sa5 5 $50 ss 5ins l55 paas fa1 car,
as DINING Carr 455 GDnins carr ss5 ,. i2i6
SOUTHERN RAILwAr.-Expr-... s-2s 425 p M. Il. 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. ass "a m and sss
sEABoARp AIR LINE RAILwAy.-..FIorida and Metro.
poitan Limited. II IS m daily Express IL 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--For Memphis
cHEsaPEARE Ra NsE PrEssRS ono RWYss m m and as,
FOR OLD PoINr COMFORT and NoRFoLx.-7ss q =.
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. m. and 2 Ks p week DAYS
sundays t.5S a Through Nestihuied Trains Buffet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Paror
Smoking Car Parior Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12-55 o m weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Tventy-thiId Street Station) sS5 a II 10.
Is. BIS. 10. ass. and eoa sundays. s2o a.
p 'S sso s a5d 5o snd o % saD
9 45 a SIS p
FOR PHILADELPHIA A.
6io Deserosses and COrtandt streeys 800 US. T55.
S25. s55. a25 (e5 Penna Limited. 1910 CDesn-osses
and Corsndt Streets 10 2l Dining Carr 1885 Dining
Carr 1155 a. l255 10 (Desbrosses and Cortandr
Streets. 22o) 255 s25 So. q 25. 25 Dining Carr:
ASS Dining Carr 555 Dining Carl. 100. rs. sos. e5
p m, y 10 night sundays. 10. !55 tno eoaehssl;
S25, S55. a.25 955 U.nited) 955. 80 Dining Carr
a 1255. Las Dining Carl s *. S-55. 425 Dining
Carr 455 Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Carr. 7-s5 25.
SIS. % p. IL ID night
Ticket Offices 46l 1885, 1884 III cs Broadway.
ls2 Fifth Avenue (beow 23d Stl: House; Vest
Twentythird Street Station and stations foot OF Des-
brosses and Corandt Streets; Court Street $50 Full
ton Street ss Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex STA.
tion. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City The New York
Transfer Company will call check baggage from
hotels and residences through to Dissipation
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab
]. B. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

sp0i eotton closed dull with aatations -anehasEe on
oas!s Of ssee for mdslfns -,npaDd- and sssc Tor
h,1i.hg Cult sales 2o2s bales Southern spot mar
were ta.esnaphe5 follows Se2-Orleans steady
1csngea a. 1-lee; Mobile quiet and unchanged at &c;
ssessnsh seaeg ise lower t. Sc: Wilmington hrm
s.geted at SIC; Norfolk quiet unchensed as b'tc:
sscoe noIninsf unchanged, sf sac; Augesa sssaay
-ensed a. ssc: ST. Louis quiet, unchss gedg at sHe
sl5nsteS receipts Neworlears morrow, from
~ % LOO bales compared with sS4 bales actual
si p from 1890 te ~ 800 bales against 12'sz
~.NI last week and f76s actual last year.
receipts OF cotton the ports and interior points
1 ss compared with same day week and last
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept g-Cattie-Recelpts. Is 600. including
1000 Texans 5000 Westerns Choice steers strong to
higher: steady
Texans FIRM choice Westerns hsher others strong and
active: prime IS ,5G 81 so;
dum s. 25aSS To stoekerr and feeders about steady at
So 25si So 4oGS5 hsites 81 5ods5 10: Gamers
81 5oGS2 bulls 81 ScnSi so; calves &3g$6
Texas fed steers 81 loass os Texas stss.s 400
HoSs--Recsip,s to-day s2ooo o-morsow ssooo: essi-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Sept. e.-Cotton steady: middling Sc: low
mddirs. I&c; receipts 1888 bales; exports coastwise
2S3; sales 35s; stock S.6S1-
Galveston, Sept. 9.-Cotton mddling Sssc; low
mdding. 7%e good ordinary, Te: receipts 2 637 bales;
shipments. s.o3S: sales l5o: stock, 49s3l.
Memphis. Sept, Cotton steady; mddnS 3-f6c;
mdding. 'ac: good ordinary l2l6c net receipts 641
bales gross liSl; shipments. 951; sales $50;
19.45S
New-Orleans. Sept. 9Cotton steady; midding T-16c
low niddling 7ssc ordinary 13i6c receipts
bales; exports to the Continent 1885, coastwse, 4o0
sales. 1000. stock 40 TO
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. s-Flour in good demand and hrm; best
spring 81 a5as4 So bakers straight spring s4g
spring 81 e5ass family winter 153s4 p:tent
50 5Os3 49, cracker nour 50 80
ass 75 rye -four So aoa$4 wheatsprins about steady
No Northern old I6c: do new '2Ae' winter Ne req
74isc; No white T5ac: No 2 do. I4c. Corn dull; No
yellow Gle: No do. sO.sasoAe: No corn. eoqeo..c
No 8 do 5aNc Oats steader: No white. 3s<63siac:
No do. a7N@ssc: No mixed, s7c No do seise Bar
ley-Iitte ioins Rye-No offered SIC track
Canal freghts frner wheat 3ssc: corn 3isc; 2hc
New-York Albany. 81 IS. and 10 New-iork
81 IS per LOCO.
Chicago Sept e-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

txensnge special tAperps1i biessrot cotton
alss sales. 1000 bales speculation export. 500
in 1n,sricsn $3.50 hsiss: rscei,s 1000 bales mfg
sss,i1.es l@-loo Eurfres opened rteaty 148-S4d
,5rt eosse qe.st but steady net unchanged 70
tessat" September, ] c, 43S.4b October z Z.
-isse ocloneF- November <2is; Move cember
eefhner-Jsrnsry 411s.h. JanuAry-Februs and
ILL., March, sis7s; March-Ap-l ana aprtl-sIay.
rir;;.ra rasnehester yarns ard cloths duli
t S%E AEAL-Ntth an !npeovee un1e.tene. fol-
:otisr ~hes; strtnes hcar ws6 fairly seftvs al day
s; pst.sa eoS M .'s,ss s.s,.s s':s .s:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A NJ md S.c5 P. Daily. except Sundays
Pittsheld North Adams. Saturdays only. .45
p. NJ; Sundays only at 9-2G A NJ
Pullman Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices az 113. z61. AIS and 1915 Broadway IS
W.. 275 Columbus Ave. 1888 West l25th St
125th i3Sth Stations New York: 33S and 72i
Fulton ST. and 1os Broadway E d. Brooklyn
Telephone
Service. Baggage checked hotel residence by
westcott Express Company.
p BLODGETT GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Pas Axeo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
IS; 81 IS; G. 81 20; H. 81 rs; 81 so: K 81 H. NJ
81 65: n. $ 20: w G. So 60: W w. 50 60
STOCK ON HAND

s.oein ~ ~ bbis
-. SS''
Charleston. Sept 8.-Turpentne hrm at 82Iac. Rosin
firm and unchanged.
savannah Sept 9-spirts turpentine firm at Sahe; re
cepte $50 bbis sales 1879. III Rosn hrm re-
recipts 2661 bbs: sales 1S44 exports. 44S6 quoted A.
shu L y zoe = ~ T. - 70 81 do ~ - 20 70, ~ n'
g So .
Wilmington. Sept e-Spirits turpentine hrn at 33 fsc
receipts ~ casks Rosin firm s5casl: receipts z+5
bbls Crude tupentine S14x1 90 receipts, ~
bbls Tar quiet At 81 as receipts 200 bbls.
New-Orleans, Sept 9.-Recepts-Rosn, go bbs; tur-
pentne
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

CUrToS-The ariet for cotton futures opened quiet
lrd firm with prtceB from TO % points higher on
of covering and light outside support prompted
y the change the better IN the Presidents
sondti0n by bulifsh cables from Liverpool The lat
er market iooked gof change In values but
efore the local advance OF from Vi 70
points abroad with sentiment whole
Europe favorable 10 higher market The r1onhiy
srish trade Of exports OF cotton goods was
better than looked for while private cables declared
DINNERS still quite willing 20 buy cotton In LIVER
se az tho present basis of prices Following the eail
the local market. essed off quite sharply under
,roht taking and light selling of scsping character
cut before midday Wall Street buying anc scare
u room shorts values up, 10 high point of the
ouirg. The hand con tusis and
nsstisfactoy; were eonceed by all
e Favorable The though forecast for
ain N the Southwest Tonight and tofnorrow wes re-
srdso as untayoabis In The early afternoon tbs mar
er eassd OF selling pronts by the scalp
ls contingent and withdrawal of outside SUPPORT
nong the friends Of cotton; lack OF speculative support
nueh anything -chargsapiei with the heaEi-
Receipts were comparatively s,aai but estimates
sGnte9 70 large from .ths Ihe New
stock continued 10 shrink under Wit S
I-1ners AID exporters. who fonnp our market the
sspest n the oft During ts last hour the msfsss
ne lowest Of The day under pir realizing The Ins
~ was fRsiy quiet and steady, with psioes net uss
;aaneee ] point higher. 77'-e +as- =
The range Of contract prices % the local market to-day
vas foioWs u