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The Lamar register., 1901-08-07
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is list of the real
estate transfers filed at the county
clerks office during the past week,
as taken from the records:
Aug. 9. Lamar Town & Land
Co to F B Koen; quit claim
deed to lots IL and II block
32, Lamar; consideration 4 90
Aug. 9. + B Koen to GeorgeJ
Garvin; warranty deed to
lots IL and IL in block 30,
Lamar. consideration 1000 90
Aug. 3. Co Treas to John M
Smeltz; tax deed to lands in
32-27-45; consideration 20 "a
Aug. 5. Co Treas to l. M Black
well; tax deed to lands N43
consideration 10 40
Aug. 3. Co Treas to l. M
Blackwell; tax deed to lands
in 26-44; consideration 999
Aug. 8. Co Treas to L MBlack-
well; tax deed to lands in 3G
"A; consideration 2G 63
The Lamar register., 1901-08-07

day evening, to visit his parents in
Indiana, for month. Little Senith
Swadley accompanied them as far as
Gslesburg, Ills, where her grand
mother, at Elmwood was to meet
her, with whom she will stay a few
months.
Large coveys Of both the Noun
tain and Bob White variety of quail
are seen on most of the farms in
this vicinity and it is evident when
protected, they increase fast.
1t is long time since raise in
the river and canal occurred at a
time when the lower divisions were
to receive the water for time. It
actually occurred last week and a
very much needed run was given and
most thoroughly applied to the grow
ing corn and beet fields.
Iav
The Lamar register., 1901-08-07

other districts, makes very foolish
statement, and one that shows his
ignorance of the matter more than
any assertion could do. Water com
missioners have no interest in de-
crees or priorities, outside of their
own district. Their Office is polit-
ical one and their particular duty is
to use any means in their power to
hold what water they can in their
own district, in order to build con-
stituency and keep their jobs. The
more water they can steal from dis
tricts below or above and distribute
among their bitches, the greater
their popularity and the more votes
they can claim to control when there
is Governor, or member of the
legislature to elect. As there are
five commissioner districts on the
Arkansas river proper, outside of
several streams or branches, it does
not take any man with ordinary in
telligence long to learn, especially if
he is trying to maintain the rights of
some canal down in the low district,
where his water goes. l found long
ago that my trouble was not in the
superintendent's office. He tries to
regulate the flow of water accord
ing to the DEGREES, but he has no
power to enforce his orders, neither
has the state engineer. You must
go to the governor, who will receive
you politely, promise to investigate
promptly, and probably does to the
extent of finding out how many votes
the william can get for his Legislative
candidate, and in due time you re-
ceive very cordial letter from his
excellency, that he does not deem it
necessary to adopt radical measures,
as he is confident that it will not
happen again. and there you are. l
have been through this experience
twice. You can sue for damages,
certainly. Can any one inform me
where it was maintained in the state.
Water commissioners have large
territory to cover with borse and
buggy, with head gates long dis
tances apart, in many cases, days
journey, and it's very easy for horse
to get sick, buggy to break down,
any number of things, and any num-
Der of witnesses to prove it. No
man in the valley has worked harder,
had more money and legal talent be-
hind him with indomitable energy
and will, than Mr.. Wiley, and what
has he accomplished. His canal
does not get its water half the time,
much of the time is practically dry.
Theory is beautiful thing, especi-
ally on paper, but it does not last
long with any man connected with
water in the Arkansas valley. The
farmer wants his water that the law
has decreed to him. If he does not
get it, he will not long listen to men
packed with theories.
b. B. BRowN.
Pres. Ark. Val. Ditch Assoc'n.
The Lamar register., 1901-08-07
Water Prlorities.

uLDLo, OoLo'1 hus' - AOO
Editor Register:
/ have noticed lately several ar
ticles going the rounds, through the
press down the valley, regarding
water, preparation for litigation
among the different canals, lack of
attention to their duties of the sup
erintendent and commissioners. ETC.,
ind I believe it is being done for the
purpose of stirring up ill feeling and
strife between different sections or
localities in the valley for personal
benefits, or perhaps personal malice.
In your issue of July 31st, there
is an article which has been extens'
lively circulated, eminating, 1 believe,
from Mr.. Weiland, regarding the
serious condition OF affairs every
where in general and water districts
12 and 13 in particular, and which is
certainly such wild misrepresenta-
ton of facts, that much as 1 dislike
any newspaper controversy, 1 must
challenge it.
More than year ago this associa-
ton instructed its executive commit
tee to investigate conditions in
water districts 12 and 13. What we
found was in district ~, about 1888
bitches. 33S of them had priorities
ahead of the first decree of the Fort
Lyon canal, 1884, and 353 of them
we're ahead of the Amity decree,
FEBRUARY, 1887. Most Of these ditch
es are very small, carrying from half
foot or less up to few feet, and
most of them upon branches of the
Arkansas river. The balance, 35
bitches, carry total of 36 feet, and
not one of them is taken from the
river, but from small streams or
branches. In district 13, we found
about sos bitches. 365 of them
have priorities ahead of the first
priority of the Fort Lyon, 1884, and
All are ahead of the Amity, FEBRUARY
1887. All of them, with the 81 later
bitches, are small and most of them
are from 10 to 80 miles from the
river in the Wet Mountain Valley,
on small streams. Any one familiar
with the matter, knows that not one
in dozen of these bitches, small as
they are, can carry their priorities.
They irrigate small tracts of land
close to the streams. The evapora-
ton in the mountains of course, is
very light. 1t is contended by many
of our irrigation experts that the
taking of water from these small
streams and spreading it upon the
small strips of land close to the
streams, from which it must seep
rapidly, is benefit to the irrigation
interests in the Arkansas Valley.
That they serve as reservoirs to
hold back the water which would
otherwise run off rapidly and leave
the fountain or source of the river
dry. believe it is the case, but
will not discuss it in this article,
which is simply written to correct
statements made by people without
Investigation and possibly with some
personal motive in view.
For the past five years I have been
in position to observe much of the
manner and methods employed in
the administration of the distribu-
tion of water in the Arkansas Valley,
and have found many things to com
plain about, but any man that as
serts that the superintendents or
water commissioners, pay no atten-
tion to their duties in these or any
The Lamar register., 1901-08-07

The rain of the past week greatly
benefited all vegetation.
Louis Ford threshed field of 80
acres of wheat last weet that yielded
22a bushels per acre.
e. p. Thurston and wife left Sun
The Lamar register., 1901-08-07
N av Valley.

Pres. Ark. Val. Ditch Assoc'n.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
Tofnls. 81

HIDEs-The market was steady. but a1s, all around.
Ne saote isadiRs ka5s as soi5s: Gallon ia 5a Tam
ss1. Pasrio cS6eiio Sc la Gu3 amer aad
FsGae1J y2G iy i1ortssa aesf S: s4o
Pernatlco, l5e. Bahia ana MaFacabO. lac; savan.a.
IEIlER-he,e There vas fl SOW ssmana ana 3 prices . we're
seecton . = 2o1e; sseoTGs 20 c thirds 2o-zq2le
'aes 259se light sask COW vi i9 seconds 29q$9s 30
&c: thirds 2993oe bellies lsc betting butts. 85aSoo;
NETALs-lle local metal market was. irregular and
were very neasre and business Was oi hana-to-Ho,t
locally however. was about . points lower chiefly
Ee e oss vas Tas e5S '- q sec 2gs55 % win trading SLOW
ket abroad where prices off about I'll 5s
ness however was very tlaek hsIe ana re basis y
$40 ga t9F casting and eleeJroe but es could e
local market Closed weak win little trading noted at the
declre So s5Gs4 O5 being the basis In domestic iron
markets 'e e!sPeSion was ia@neStea 70 oGy' n view
future Closing prices wee on ne basis ot S55SlO 20
SD IS Enssh markets we're nrnler 6ut failed 10 IN
nuenee the local situation AT Glasgow the close was
AoIAssls md sihIfSILhsTe ,4 "SJe no tTssa fat fat
Syrups were also qu!et ard unet enGed Q1oations FOL
i9c: sod l7a52o. prime 52soe: Nev-ofsans opsa t5
l0c. far i7Sise good l9a zoe prime 2la24c. fancS
OCEAN FREIGHrs-The inquiry for san tonnage was
limited today an0 rates 70; smell % & ana medium s5e
able for the long voyage trades rates hrn For
Sas ] s Ss "a I L5na aa Iis Gssyou ss
ristol Sc: Leith. 3esd: HUI $40, Newcastle 3,4d.
steTdam c'e; eoon 70 LyeTPooi per 100 70 ls2 Lon
sTsin Ne-YorE 20 Lisbon IS FEBRUARY British steamer
- is March; Norwesiaa steaer 81 ioS1 @
BRUSH steamer 1853 tons general cargo Bstoum 10
HeS-Yok or PhIladepha. e 800 February eosiaTeh H.
abroad British steamer; 1855 IONS
New-orleans Is ca Shartersd abroad British
Norwegian steamer ss3 tons logwood Hsyti 10 New
cargo Hong Kong 70 New-York private terms bark
a92 general cargo hence 10 Port Elizabeth private
$40: two sehooHsT. ana tons asphalt trinidad
. PAadPhs $ ana g - 1esPee.siyS76y ~ 76 sshooneE S
toas; coal NswPOr Nsws 70 chaFe.ton 81 sehoonsr
LOO tons coal FsSelDPd os e Ne"-LsdSn " E 6S
ana bridge schooner 1856 tons coal Phuadeiphia
coal NeTport News TO Bostoa 81 fat; British schooner
ls7 tons cedar ana uaaogany south SIDE Cuba . New
York sll sehoo2sT 800 tons dry cypress jacksonville
9]eene ] fISn - f psScSeS eostinned stres6 n5 uB
Petroleum, bbls. - 20 and n bulk s. IS Phladepha.
3 ssis S 81 o. cTToNsEED oaa oII-PrIss e!t sSIs 27i
2sc nominal. prime summer yellow: So- qSlc: OF sum
iSF oS. ssc nnsssd raw &c lnsssd american
5o-S1; % SSier p'c S.ty bands: LARD Gil CSC Sac
PROvIsIONs-The fact tnst r-ee,pts ~ Chicago were
siohsd sa eafiy dspssso market TiSh Was az
terward increased by the heayiness N wheat There
sb9ui ne lowest @ 9Sn' of Rs 5ay cAi5ss9 had 81 o9
700 sbd Esn.ss city I2oco and All points 10000 YARD
.ss Ssg I 7s Il o family 5c Short ssl
81 81! 55esiS 90 ;lsI5 rass SloSi & sxs LAG
mess sI30slG..::: I5I;E;F 5AMs-Nou'usl. quoted.
SIS ogsi - n PEsSdp 2s I p 2sSfsay d 4o r. aa9ss s ga pa
- ~ ct-TMEATs-Fioked bellies steady: quoted. smok-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

Ing ee; 10 n. s4gsse: - n Sc; "A 70. 7s.97&e.
Pickles. shoulders steady: quoted 54 36e Picked hams
c6lsra a13ie9i sSs44e TALLoW-Weak; city rTy Se
sea3y cu:t.a & RsdRsa lsTa Sa0ts steaGy 'S
south America. s60c Continent eOc: Brazil kegs 6Oc
Compound steady: quoted City 5G5ssc; Western. 81
2sse- -sTEARINF-Dull: quoted: oleo. Tlsc asked;
e-ty larc. steaTne, Sc
RICE-A fair am1unt interest was observed in the
market FOR rice to-day. Buyers preferred foreign
gEaces and go9d business as executed al current
follow Domestic. low fair 3AG4c; fair 70
good 3's8412c: n-ine 70 choice SIS s5ssc head. 5z9
ppzc. Patna, iA52lse; Japan, 4$S5c; Java, il4a+@e
sCGAR-Orders were stil only OF light volume in the
market refined sugar. Guarantees
but traders are inclined 10 buy and prices remain
dominoes. &c; mould 5.s5c; cubes 5.75c; XX>lN
powdered. 5.65c; powdered powdered and fruit
powdered SOC. Eagle confec0n gTanulated. Doe
Ease extra fraru2ted, 5.60c: Eagle 2fh
Eagle hne granuaJed standard granulated and diamond
A. 55oc; co1fectioners =. 53Oc. No l, 5l5c; Nos and
= o-5oc 10 9.o3c; 10 8. &c; No +9oc; No " $50:
Nos i and 13. A55c; Nos u. 10 and l6. i5oc. The
cable advtCes Indifferent character reporting
steady market for beet fully maintained prices
future option stock the United Kingdom $1,000 tons
against 5s 90 1900 The local market though
steacy in tone, inactive and Eominaly unchangeG
Prices az the close being the basis OF 4-sc for centric
Offerings light
TEA-Agan little Interest manifested tutures
lAy Buyers and sellers continue TOO Tar apart lot
business The market opened this morning dull al an
advance Of 10 decline Of 10 points and ruled
practically lfeless throughout the entire session. No
sales were recorded he call and single transac-
quoted a. l42c Future prices follows FEBRUARY
az l3ouI if5uc March AT l33oGlS50c April at Il o3l
I. May at 1850 l3Goc, June 1890 IL Oc, July az
iSSoc August AZ 1900 1850. September at l3 40
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
ErRorEAN PRoprcE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. s-Closing-wheat. spot No 1 Cali
fornta steady 6s 3i7d; No red Western winter firm
sd: Northern spring firm. 6s ii; futures quiet
March 6s al May. IS sd CornSPot quiet American
mixed 3s l0d; American mixed old IS II l4d; futures
steady February rs esd March IS lod; May. IS 9ad
Peas-Cauadiau. Sd Flour-Sr Louis fancy winter
steady al London tPacifc CROP
sajy, tfQ - rs Beef easy extra India 6ls PORK
dull prime Western. 66s 81 Bacon quiet Cuuber-
land % 30 n 40s, SHIRT rto 16 - ID AIS
middles heavy IS 10 n 3Ss 6d short clear backs.
10 10 20 10 31s %: clear bellies Il 10 10 iis. Shoul-
iers square I3 10. quiet; 3Bs, Lard quiet AmeTi-
refined pals. 39s Sd: prime Western N tierces.
81 Butter duh. United states, 33s, good
United States Cheese quiet. Arcarcan finest white
SIS American c0loIed 52S Iallow-Prime city
steady 21s OF; Au-raI in London; quiet 2Is Cd Cot
toUsa-d ofl-Fiu refined. dull 2s cd TurpenVne.
spirits steady Rosi1 common steady. Is I'd Pc
tro.eum refined steady. Isd. LHseed Oh dull 2Js ID.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yo-k. February S 1901.
BTEVFsSRe e'pts were u cars oE -S3 head including
10 Tor saurser:s and fo- export alive No trade
1--we cattle. Feel stea ly Dressed beef in rather
slack demand ac izasi1c pe- n for choice
cables reported 1--we cattle and refrigerator
tsef steady previous quotations Shipments today
ta@ Taur.c o. Liverpool To-rn1rrow the NeW-York
VIII. carry southampton 500 quarters Of beef for
S-Haras~nilI s SuiEherger the TeEtonlc 70 Liverpool
quarters of beef tosmatei, and the Trinidad, TO
CALVES Receipts ~erv 81 Held. all for the market
caat-e ,sas soi5 st saass = per 100 n barayafi
calves nominal CIV tressed ve4s steady at Sac
n. dressed firm sale little calves
Cg.iec. dressed BARNARD and fed calves a. GiSc.
SaesAucrew Mullen: ycalS lJ9 10 average. at s. -
= e. curtis q S7a: veaIs OF various weshts az sea
TI---ir~-rr & Co: . veaIs az sCaS7 %
tEP AND LANfIS-Recelrts were 17is cars 2C3S
market, making with the stale stock - sale
sheep moderate receipt and s't-fy. J. ul.s Ntfy
slak and weak 20 l1c lower; Is cars w-re held oNr
Common T. NO sheep So" ~ 81 1lpSi b" per loo n
medium q, urine Ianis So -; IS5 15 s. -
Dressed ruttol steady tdNc per p; dressed lambs
weak at so see ed carcass's sold at 2izc.
s. ger 100 rp- ti6 Do 9l n A. 50 - 2il Mchg1n 10
n a. 20" = 10 a. s. Lo 226 Indiana DO 20
r.. a. ~: Onto sheep. ll3 n, - 20 90 STATE
do ico n z, 81 Indiana DO, 95 ~ AZ SO So Michi
= Iia-r.reto,: 40 STATE lambs. so n. ~ s. s.
Harrington CO. 1Gi Ohio lambs, 60 n az s. 90; go
l. Ke~a- Co. u OHIO sheep. 10 N. al 81 40: IS
HOES Recsipts were Il -ars. or 177o head. all for
zIqurhrerers NonInally weak. Country dressed hogs
e,,, a.. ~ l,S, psr N f5- heavy 20 Light ve.ghts
EaIes-r Irli co date ves-cr6ay' 10 Western pigs.
20 n ayerage AZ 81 - 700 n So Western $50
Newton & Co date Yesterday: so State pigs. 95 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
OTHER M.RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb 5-Cart!e-Receipts 5000 head including
Texas steady slow; butchers stock steady
Texans good 10 prime steers, SS So
noor 10 medium 50 i0G$t so; st0cSeTs and feeders slow
lower s. 1885 81 65A$l l5 hefers s. 100
81 IU Gamers $2uS3 CO; bulls steady s. 5gS4 -
sroug Is. fed steers $4HSi So Texas
grass steers So 201Sf Texas bulls. 81 500 90 Hogs
Receipts To-Day $1,000 head tomorrow, Uo. left over
5000. 5GlGs closing weak top. 50 30 mixed and
rough heavy s. I5QS5 25 light S5 l5H 80 a2z bulk Of
sales s. 2IsGS1 So Sheep-kecepts 1000 head sheep
lambs 10al5c lower; good TO choice
wettegs. 9Od$4 tar 70 chCice mixed. 50 SG - 01
Western sheep 9Od$+ Texas sheep. - JOt S5 So
lambs s 250$5 Western lambs. 50 -
Cincinnati. Feb 5.-Hogs active SASS A. Cattle
ssady 81 234S4 70 Sheep STEADY 81 1SgSi y Lambs
steady 50 50d$5 ~.
East Liberty Feb 0.Catts steady extra S. 40aS5 so;
prime 20dS5 30. common. S3t 50 -. Hogs active,
prime mediums and best Yorers. S. g. s. g.
s. roushs 50 T50 s. 10 sheep steady choice wehers
GS4 -: S2GS3 choice lambs So 5OGS5 90.
common 10 good. $idS5: calves. Sc 50GS7 25.
East Buffalo Feb. 5-Receipts-Cattle IL sheep
ana lambs 8 hogs. 10 cars ShipmentsCattle,
cars. sheep lambs. l3 cars; hogs, Cattle
Three loads and quiet trade Calves in fair sup
py moderate demand. about yesterdays close choice
5OdSS: good to choice S1q$7 so sheep and
lanbsnerings 53 loads left from yesterday; trade
rather slow although there few sales OF lambs
al S. co.. the basis the bulk Of the good lambs was
iO common fair 81 25QS5: sheep choice to extra.
75iS5 god choice, 81 5C6i$+ 20. Hogs-Total Of
ferines 25 loads market generally slow heavy. s. 55Q
81 6O mixed Workers and light s. 55S5 CO., pigs, 50 5O
S. co.. roughs S4 aO8S5 stays. 81 s5gS+ 10; offerings
IA
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

SO sSSSgsoo ~2TsSsa 6a 81 Isa'I IS wonvoo pure IS 75s
gnehangea quote as fooEs; Bareoek s,9c. Fe2s
l4c asbieacSess sss' 60 SS singer 9ansisa 6.eaeaed
selestes So lss Z hSoTise er5n1Ty poTesEst i's5e
See sess OaAaea z4Se: natural lse stripped. 24e Texas.
SR NEATf oA NTH aSa: CUISINES: sF1i almost S' sn Sse9
sto1s follow spring patents siGSi Is winter strag ghts
S. Is: extra 10 uiteT - rs s. 4IT S SI ynf SsS
buegSeat S sia @ rs s>-' 70 81 SFst sT 70 AiyS
2S9ts5 Fair % good s. saS3 IS; choice 10 fancy So 20
s. sSaS2 90 B2o oast: qsa!s5:
Dull; quoted: sprns bran SPOT si6 755Sl7. sacs 10
SIC co. cosrse wte bran % sig 75si 2 cy 1 bFsn s g
cake sis bomny S cRop sl7 3 OF IN e S2s corn OIL
GRAIS-WHEAT-s specaiaii1e in5iaeTence on all sides
market eetting no sPpot t i "a rces | could
,s ay a5 50 s4ss TOR 2% Dg stsndPat and cal
'eS @ rs 4 A'a4qgh Tataer steady at The immediate open
s@oas were ~ "a higher owing 70 light farm offerings
felt the nalence persistent selling ana at
ittie or rcoe2 m 20 1S % h e. bs @ "ieh f mere was
s ~ so1 5STegR m sgng At e start PT2ysd entirely unable
se no st.muiaing sisel on tae na.ae{ considerable
in contrast Mondays heavy figures while reports
sratei S ~ I ~ f bu iII ra5eT ass 2noPf or
ira nsactons bopeT showed CONS 5ersbie ir1rr,yeT51t
through late Monday afternoon. not being reposd unt
@ whish 10000 bush No red 70, Lisbon ana % oo5
also sales Of l22ooo ush No NcIthern. Chicago, 10
nilers Around 75c Chicago for May wheat the bulls
rallied several times but unable TO hold the market
which broke through The last half hour, catching
number n stop loss orders Northwest receipts we're 2s3
ears. AGAINST 2Go last week and sos year
ago The primary amounted 70 $4,000 bush,
compared with 10000 bush year ago The Berlin mar
ket closed : mark lower Budapest was points OF ami
Antwerp So. franc lower II reported. however,
thar sellers Of wheat on passage had withdrawn Last
prices - the day New-York .assc lower.
2g,etatons OF cssl wheat o aaoat basis. were as
follows; No lars, Duluth. S9i2c; old No Northern,
1uuth Sac: n northern Duluth s6'sc 70 arrive
No ! Northern Chicago N|'2c; No red, Nev-N York.
- &c store No rei, New-lork SOC aaaat No hard.
lti11go. ~'-c. sp1t. No hard, NevN'vk, s0c-----.
SOtNln ne com market there was further seadiness
without much addition q the price the market receiving
good support from large Western traders who carrying
nrs cf corr. Country offerings old not prove be
oudensor while the seaboard celTance again reached
a laSee rCuro and English markets firm Al "a SD
net advance EEport business amounted - loads all
ports ~ which i loads done Chicago receipts
were 4oS cars with only 200 cars estimated ior wetnes
cay- No corn closed AZ elevator 46,ac D
aloat- % AIS-The market for steady a
sglt adv cash with sales S0u00
Lr export 80 closed 30l2c, No 3. SOC white
a"2 &C. No white 81 i2c; track mixed S013l
f2gk white SlG2%, 70 white clips ael q3Sc
"a E-Asrket steady; NJ Western quoted &c O b
anoat; No Western. 6oiac ahoat, 56a
. &C. BA ftl-f,N-Narket dull; feeding quoted
olc Nev-A ork. mailing. G0Gt5c ( Nev-Yorls.
:.---. BIthNHGAr GRAIN-Nar6et dull. ou-ted COZ
DC c ] NeV--Aorh
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
soCrHERN COTTON uARKrrs-

Galveston Feb. 5.-cott9n steady middlins, T-1se;
low middling. Ssc coed ordinary 3-16c receipts 10
bales: exports Frame 762 the Continent. 204O
sales. 1920: stock. f6S.52S.
Baltimore Feb. 5.-Cotton nominal: middng 97sc: low
midding. 7l6c good ordinary, 1l6c gross receipts.
ais bales; stock. 1TSG4
Savannah. Feb 5.Cotton quiet steady. mIddling.
S>sc low mdding receipts, +9S4 gross.
5OSi; exports coastwtse, 100; sales 53l stock 23993
New-OrIeans Feb. S-cotton quiet: middlng. 5-16c;
low midilng 9-16c. good ordinary l5l6c. receipts.
SOIL bales; exports the Continent. $50 coastvse.
coo; sales. 5000; stock 362 2S4
Memphis Feb. 5-Cotton steady; middlins, 9ssc; low
middling S1sc good ordinary, receipts. 11I2
6aes 1909; shipments. 1916 sales 26o; stock.
153,s0I-
81. Louis Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet midling 7-16c; low
miidling. l-16c. good ordinary 7-16c. receipts
1l34 bales; gross AGO shpmsnts SD stock. "A 72
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
nnsroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb 1.-The wool market showed more life
show liberal Increase. although
it cannot said that in all the sales fun former prices
were maid The bulk the business In the Territory
grades medium and hne. staple in secured sell
45Q47c strictly staple article calls for
5s515oc he sales in fleece far be-
tween that prices nominal Dealers in Australian
report inquiry. and some importing houses
sold good lines leading manufacturer The fol
and Pennsylvania heeees Xxx and XX above 2se; de
laine syd3Oc: No / combing. 2Sel 39c; No and =
blood asd29c u blood washed 27G2Se: and braid
washed 25G26c u blood. unwashed 2Sq24e- Miehigan.
combing a792sc No do, 26a27c: !. blood washed esq
25c Cnwashed medium eseIke9tuSSSyo So and Indiana.
= blood combing 23G2ic; 9s blood 23a24c; missouri,
!. blood comhne 22925c; 4 blood 2q23e; braid comb
bazs-NIontana and wyoming hne medium and fine 15G
l6c 45ai7c: staple 4s0JOc: Utah fine medium
1jdI6c secured asa Soc staple 41G5Oc; IDAHO
fine msaum and fine. 14i.qi5e; secured 43q+sc; sta
iTs5oc- Australian secured basisSpot prices comb
Ing superhne nominal 7sq70c; good 61aIoc; average.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Narrow variations and Conservative srecaia-
rule the CCffee Exchange today.
scss conflicting and sentiment mixed much o. the
session; the public and foreign factions failed con-
tribute orders Of importance thus leaving room operators
,f~ualy control. on the first call the market
stssdy. prices points lower increased
fG0 points bIt srE later wiped by FURRY OF cor er-
ing n tie close the market steady and net IN
claaged on al months Total sales 27.5O0 bass
mostly positions The early Decline syrnpa-
thec move with Hamburg and Rio. where weakness
Big Brazilian receipts ana absence normal
Gsnand here pee 10 weigh down the /.
th street market the feeling heav with prices arc-
lt nominal though about the basis 67s
voice lots q No R.o ana &c for No 4 During The
DAY 5000 bags of no 4 sold a. : 3-l6c Tie clear
Of The steamer Bufon from Rio with % zoo bags
United States reported this According
recount the RIO stock IL .arger by rhan
stated. American warehouse deliveries were
unusually large Yesterday, due large NeW-Orlesns
Withdrawals A cable from Amsterdam went OF al lac
below valuation Market dull the decline. Good
dinary Java quoted 3JiaC.
The II cont-a1 prices the local market was
follows