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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Ill. Central Il. II.


Time Table Effective May l, 1901.
WEST.
Passenger leaves daily -. T:2T n m
Passenger leaves daily. 1:J5 D IN
Passenger ". daily, eX. Sun. 4:45 y Ill
Passenger leaves daily ..10:32 p m
Passenger arrives daily -. 400 a III
Passenger az. daily, ex. Sun. 1890 Il IN
Passenger arrives daily. 4;30 p m
Passenger arrives daily. ..10:20 y IN
EAST AND SOUTH.
Passenger ". daily, ex. Sun, $50 a m
sPassenger Nv. daily, ex. Sun l:l5 p III
passenger leaves daily. 500 "A III
passenger leaves daily. ...1l:30 p III
Passenger leaves daily. 4:35 p m
y Ulo2 arrives, daily. 7:22 Il IN
Passenger arrives daily. 100 p III
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun. $40 u m
Passenger arrives daily .10:2T p IN
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun. 9:I5 I IN
*South.
The 4:35 D.. m. train for Chicago is
equipped with sleepers and dining
car for Chicago.
ARRIVE AT CHICAGO.
Lv. Dubuque daily, eX. Sun 1:30 a m
Ar. Chicago daily, ex. Sun. 1856 p IN
Leave Dubuque daily. 800 a III
Arrive Chicago daily. ...... 9:30 a IN
Leave Dubuque daily. 49,. liz p m
Arrive Chicago daily ....... 700 4 m
Leave Dubuque daily 49,. Abs p m
Arrive Chicago daily. $50 p IN
LEAVE CHICAGO.
Leave Chicago daily....... $50 a m
Arrive Dubuque daily. 1:50 p m
Lv. Chicago daily, ex. SUM-. $40 p m
Ar. Dubuque daily, eX. sun. 9:l0 p IN
Leave Chicago daily ...... 5:45 p m
Arrive Dubuque daily. .10:27 p m
Leave Chicago daily....... 2:55 a m
Arrive Dubuque daily ...... 7:22 a m
Sleeper on night train to Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
CHICAGO sA
GREAT -,
NEsTERNzz,<<, s :; ::;::
HALLWAY. AI "
"The Maple Leaf Route
In Effect March 8, 1901.

Sunday; all others daily. The 9:O5 a.
m, Chicago Special No. . is the
best and fastest train to Chicago. IL
has free reclining chair cars and Bunet
Pullman parlor ears. and arrives IN
Chicago at lao p. m, in time for all
eastern connections. The 1l:4O p. m.
train for st. Paul, the Great Western
Limited" is a splendid train OF new
compartment and standard Pullman
sleepers and free chair cars, Through
cars and sieepers in all directions. For
Information OF n kind call at city
ticket office.
f. b. ROSS,
City Ticket Agent,
Depot foot OF Eighth street. City
Ticket Office. 695 Main street. Tel. AS,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
IA Chance for Those Wanting Position as Heat.
ing and ventiiating Craftsman.

~, 4. : ,YviI Service Commission .,l-
uonnr.s thar an December 2p-3t 1901. M
examination wilI i. b..la !, rarinns ,Itc.,
,br,r.nn,,t ~. T-ni,.a stYt.s f,r ~. 10.
si,i,r nf bn,tin,. and vao,ila,iur. drafts
man
~. .>,,ni,,,,i.r wiIr consist WI m.
subjects m"nti"n"d below which Will II
w"sht.h Is lnI'""S' ,,...,..,,..
\-i.nm..t;t ma ,.l,.n,,.i,t.,r, m,,tn-
rmn,ice Observation-Disclosures. IN
-.-frarucdl Hu"Sti"hN IN h'"'thS an"
E',i.i',, ~, i;c,i 4,
4.-T"chnic;tl education ana experience !:
i"''i ,'''.'''.'-. .''''''
INA 'i't'''"' i'i''lN' - " \ ~ r
''''''' '''' '''''S =
80 80
i"' N'''t 80 "
lows: tiTSt day. houfS SNhJtctS anu
.: second day. hours subj.c J.
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IL,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
RIVER WILL SOON CLOSE.
Three Schooners. Coal Laden. Are Daily Ex.
pected 10 Arrive Here.

The days OF shipping on the kcpncbt Z
FOR the present season are numbered
say some of the prophets. This is
~omeW hat curly for The river to close
out the fact that snow has already
come ana that the present winter scn
son promises 70 be an early one s"enr-
10 justify this prediction. This aiso
seems more probable on account OF I'll.
fact that the Penohscot is beginning I,
s>im over and that the streams How
ing into the lt-nn bee are alr"adE
frozen.
Fortunately, there is but little mol,
shipping scheduled for this part Of tn
river the present season. III" cct
Schooners with tn. exception Of thre'
have made their last trips 10 this city
Tor the present year. These ar: now
on The way ana ought [" b. in the rive
Within a very short time. Tn! ar,
tn. Lugano. the Lawrence Haynes an'
the Hope Haynes and are loaded Wlti
soft coal FOR the Cushnoc Paper 6"
The captain of the Mary II. oiI :
which was il port here the FIRST OF th'
week with cCal for til. 1nsan" hoSri'al
r.norte1 having sighted all three on n
VOYAGE TO this city. The Navy T.
Olys IS a large schooner and makes hci
VOYAGES much faster than the smai''l
schponers which are in the hhoit "i
,o,Linss trips to this city. Consequent
4. there is no anxiety aS to the SafttA
~ tho vessels. although they haN' al
ready had as much time as IS "rh'h'-
rily taken in the voyage. They nave
neon reported as all safe within 2 sh"r'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
SLOW PROGRESS MADE
At Fridays Session Of the '.Sawdust Case
Before Justice Whitehouse.

Slow progress was made at Friday.
session of the "sawdust" bill in equity
hearing before Justice Whitehouse tc
restrain mill-Owners from throwing
sawdust, shavings and refuse material
into the kennebec river and it's tribu-
taries. One of the attorneys has called
the hearing the small case" on ac-
count of its slOwness.
Frank r. Boston. superintendent OF,
the HollingswOrth & Whitney Cos.
plant, was on the stand the greater
part of the day. he testifiying to the
collection of this refuse matter at his
mill. thereby cIOgging the wheels and
interfering with the business of the
plant II the testimony Of the petition
ers is adduced this week, it is probable
that the hearing will be completed by
next Wednesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

The wOrkmen employed on the new
residence of Gov. John F. Hill have
begun 10 slate the roof. They are also
washing down the building and taking
away the stagings. The roof was fin
ally boarded in a few days ago and
from now on there will be but very
little outdoor work done until next
spring. Attention will now be devoted
largely to finishing up the interior as
fast as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Th. regular monthly meeting OF the
r' ininiSsi"nogS of inland fisheries ana
game Was held at their rooms at the
capitol. yesterday. Messrs Carleton
stanley ANA Ring Were present. Only
;"utinA business was done. although
>",r, important questions Of interest
I" thc fish ana game business of Maine
Nrrc informally considercd. The re-
poet ot tn" commissioners was talked
"tr~ and plans considered for its
presentation to the Governor and
council late in December.
The commissioners are Very much
nl,as.d with the condition of the fish
h@t' h"ri"S and expect greater benefit
th"r"fron next year than ever before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
,,h.rnru cav that Il great alnou

rmb.rmtn say that q great amount
,.o,,l,r will be lost. this winter. on
acro,,rt Of the heavy SNOWMAN oi ia''
w..k. Poplar logs are cut IN me
,rrin- when tn" bark peels ea$iiH ana
ara generally left on the ground Where
tbov have been felled, until the cary
fau when the logs are sawed Halhc"
a,,u nil.,i After the snow comes '"eS
,,.. hauled 10 thr landings il theF arc
j, n. driven. and to the railroads Il
.. Il. NIT on the cars. THIS year tne
.,o,v rame before hardly any OF 'h'
III. we're piled and the consequence
IN hc that much Of the poplar cu'
an over this part of the state VIII he
r,aa,.,. the snow until spring. 1hlS same
tt;r. ~ i large extent. occurred iaS'
| ,..,,. when the first snoWtali came III
,,,. r,;ddlc Of November. fopiar logs
.r,,;ch Ii. over Il summer ana winter
| Hit. MAJ a total loss since thtS '"' ''
| so,, FOR pulp stock. but the i"sH '9
| ,,,,,b,, greatly los" Nalh' i"i "''''"
| featuring purposes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
MEMORIAL FUND.
Journal Readers Should Sign the
Roll Of Honor.
Small Sums Welcome. But Let There be Man,
Of Them.

The subscriptions for the MCKINLEY.
Memorial Fund are coming into the
Journal counting room, and though M
! 1anvassing has been done. much inter-
est is shown and it is certain that the
iuhd VIII y" increased by many addi-
tions in the near future Some Of the
subscriptions received are large and
| some are very small, but all arr. well
, come and il is the spirit Of the. giving
not the sum given. which is the most
important thing. The subscription list
is a roll Of honor and should bear the
names Of hundreds Of our citizens be-
fore another week has passed. If YOU
do not feel like sending in 81 or more,
th@n send in or bring dollar or 30
cents or rs cents. But anyway take a
part in building the great memorial
which will stand as the nations tribute
in Canton. Ohio. over the grave Of the
martyrnd President whom all loved
Every cent contributed will b. duly
entered in a book kept for the pur-
posc in the journal counting room and
TIE names of III" donors published.
Individual amounts. however. will
not h" published or made known, as it
Is not designed To invoke comparisons
in this work. Each one will give what
II" OF sh" feels to. ana in doing 50 will
as truly pay as worthy and sincere
tribute to the memory OF the martyred
President as one who gives many times
80 much. The following is the list of
donors to date:
John +. Hill.
Byron Boyd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Visitors ut thu fish ana game mu-
scum inc1ua.. the following: Mrs.
i:eucl sanford Camden: Mrs. Clara
Hinckley Five Islands: James Phiiin
johnson. Lowell; Walter Everett
IIn.N..- I.nSinn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

suggested in a cloak thrown over h;s
! "h:it i'll tho picture
! This portrait is said IN ha ana AZ a..
go ever '"'lhted by Maine artist. 1t
mas been seen by some Of tha h.ct ,f
| r'iti'S WIN unfeiened delight. The
! lahir rs portrait painter coming to
WI. 'o"ihos each passing year is
fl' rlted. Ills recent portraits OF Sena-
| t'f ffSt' Congressman Dingley. Chief
'uStlcc Peters, Justices Walton and
Haskell. place him among the leading
/ contemporary artists of New England
The following companies have filed
! articles Of incorporation AT the office
oi the secretary Of State:
| The Ilandi:oll Toilet Paper tompapy
organized N Portland. tor. the purposn
OF manufacturing ana dealing in paur-
and paper machinery. with S5a. 400 cap
| ital stock OF whicl, 81 is paid III. IN,
officers are: President Albert 4 Tn
den Of Arlington. Mass: treasurer
William d. ElWell Of Arlington. Mass.
certificate approved. Nov. l."
Elias :. Glifori X Company. organ
iEed at Portland for the purpose OF car
rying on the mining business with S1ra
''", capital stock Of which $500 is paid
H. he officers are: President. led
F. flaming of ForIlant treasurer.
Harry Il. Virgin Of Portland. Certiri
cate approved Nov. N
Pine Needle Company. organized at
PORTLAND. for the purpose of carrying
on the business of manufaC turing ana
dealing in medical toilet ana sanitary
preparations with Slo0oo capital stock
Of which nothing is paid in The OIL
GERS are: President ana treasurer.
William y. Cram OF H.tvrrhill Mas.
certificate approved Nov Il.
''ram Printing Company "rganized
1t Portland. for the purposr Of carry
ing on III. business Of printing. Mitn
Sln.0oh capital stock of which nothing
is paid in. Tho officers are: Presid..nt
and treasurer. William u. cram "f
HaVerhili, Mas Certificate approved
NOV. lC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
|.-- - -
A CARD.

We the undersigned. do n nereny rens Sot,,s SsrSs
to r,,'. retlna ", Warranted syrup Of Tar II II
Of Greene tn cure " :, YOUR cough or cold. We
5l. 5Is gaarantee ~ Scent ent"Jss no1sie TO prove
satis a factory or money rf1unarnP inaman Pharmacy
Bowd'tt1.ann t.anSi q amanche. G. X. Psrtridse.
Arthur Tetranit. Tempe Aupnsta
Iohn Coughlin. 1., ward < Co.
Jackson Bros. tu',iI paanc
7 c. Iioulehan. l. H. Gardiner
octlSd&w6mo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

A, IL nossible to Secur. famous
- f,mous authors printed on
GOOD book paper ana po"i''' ~ ,f,r,.
-, ,hr small sum Of - Genus .''1i
.n,,,rd br no delay on the PIT. ~ o"'
,n.dcrs to avail themselves "i 'niS
.,s offer which We are ''i'o'tu ~
max. The books in the he" N H.
wan, recently added are eNr'. "o''e'
NAN ,hos,. earlier received. "hich goes
- .,oy that the publishers i'te main
.';,inc the high standard when 'h"H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Dark Hqu

DO you want it? All that
dark, rich color your hair
used to have F? Easy enough,
SO so long as you can buy Ayers
Halr Vigor. 1t always re-
stores color to gray hair. 1t
stops falling of the hair, too.
ana sometimes makes it grow
very long and heavy.
! am over so years DID, Nv b.;,
- long and heavy, and Of the dark rich rich
Vigor." "!e' mar
mrs. R. A. Lloyd, Hampton, VI,
.. q" ssssf'''. &c. AVER CO.. Lsvs,l. maa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
The Great Voting Contest a
The Peoples Store

is now going on. \ beautiful diamond
ring is 10 he given away. Jan. ]. 1907, to
th.. lady receiving the most votes.
Th. ballot box * now ready. Begin
voting for Your favorite candidate az
once The contest is open to all. Write
on vour vote the name of anyone that
you would like To see get this he:tutiii:l
diamond ring and deposit the votes IN
th.. box at the Peoples store. w" Siv:
nne vote with each twenty-five cents
worth oi goods sold The vote stands az
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

III, admirable portrait Of Names
ilrSt governor. Hon. Wm. King "i
Bath. nov hanging i'll the Caplt"i r.
trnda. is attracting general attention.
Tn" portrait was painted by ID. -
t;onnbs Of Auburn. wh" has painted
tho pictures Of many Of IN" Maine
statesmen. bo1h living and dead. NOW
adntning the. walls Of the state 'hr'-
tni.
MIR. coumhs has painted Maine 5
filst governor 1T a period "l ms me
chen H.. may he supposed 7" NAY"
been at th,. climax Of his w"n"rflui
rn,,rs as ii constructive Statc-hhliu'T
shorty after the constitutional con
Ntntion.
In th4 p.ltrait Governor King Is
,,.,,,.osentod IS sitting in char ny an
,,,.n window which looks out on me
knnnehcc river. with tht '"'iN'i ~
,i,n ~ Main.. at his side ana Il S"S
oostion of statehood in the s"ii""i''i-
inr. ana the setting OF the or'i'''''
Sn far as the portrait goes II ''i!e
s,nts Governor King when '''h'
n,st middle life. He was fit'H H'"i@
o,d when elected first governor ~ 'he
S:.t,, of Maine. ana tniS Hi"H - '
~ TINA of life represented IN thiS
portrait. ..frort IN.
Nv. Cnop,bs has LETT II" emu u.
moaa 10 secure the au.''''i'''
l,nueyraotypes and reproductions %
,,r,.,raits Of Governor King at or neal
~ TIM. II general the lines :"
E,,uk,in simmons famous statu" I"
Governor King ut the ,api'"l q
w,shinptcn have been ioii'"eu. !"
.r,nngh This represents Governor kini
- snmpvhat earlier period and II
,,;,iiarv costume. 4 particular ana
mnst rommendablc feature % M!
r,mark,hle portrait by MI. t""inos !
the fact that he has painted III 'h'
..r,n of The period Of the early day
or Main. lis composition being II
harmony with portraits q that NM
.ha artists recognizing that his por
raj: is to hang in the saiitt! - W
safe Sal House among portraits Of con
temporary public men many OF '"s'
from life. - ,,,-<,,o
n al Of the accounts Of Govern"
Kin. mention is made "f the nlil.ar. !.
a7. r;,icb he usually wore. This
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Nh. ana Mrs :. a.. GrernlaW oi
P,"S.!u- Isle arc guests Of Hon. and
MrS. Edward Wiggin Of the educational
department. Mr. Grecnlaw is one of
the Sclec'rrru Of I'resuu- Isle and is
:, leading citizen Of -Ar"ostook county.
Hon. Harry +. Virgin. senator from
Cumberland county. and Mrs. Virgin,
N.rr at the Capitol. yesterday. and
"fn wrr. welcome visitors in the Va
;nuS departments.
Hon. N"ranus l.. coffin of HarrinS
ton. was ut In" State House. ycst"r-
Ia, Mr.. Coffin vas "a member Of the
,yr-,tiy. council during Governor
Powers first term. He is now q
,aril,ber If the board Of trustees OF the
University of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
81 On + 7

STD.N II
Alicc NJ. Field Observation-Disclosures. a
This contest il open to the people. We
have no favoritcs and show no partiality.
All wishing to contest for this ring plea s..
get their votes in the box as soon as pos
Sblc i'll order that their friends may
know they are candidates.
BUCKLEY Il GOODRICH. Augusta. Me.
novel codtfap
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
SOUTHERN corrox MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug H-Cotton Arm; rntdding $ 1-1sc.
low middling. T-6c good ordinary i1-1Gc Receipts,
80 bales; sales. 80 bales: stock. .. .32T bales.
Norfolk. Aug. 14.-Cotton quiet; mf@tlinS &C. low
midilng e-l6c; good ordinary. 1J-l6c Receipts II
bales; exports coastwtse y bales sales. 240 bales;
stock. i1773 bales.
Wilmington, Aug l4-Cotton dull. uIdding Sc Re
ceipts 10 bales; stock 24IO bales.
Savannah. Aug. fiction dull: niddIing 74sc. low
middng Csc good ordinary 6lsc. Receipts ais bales;
exports coastwise as bales stock T3TI bales
New Orleans. Aug. 14-Cotton steady; mi1dilag.
l6c low middlng 5l6c; good ordinary. 6lsc. Re
ceipts 4l3 bales the Continent T3q bales
eoastwise 500 bales: sales. LEGO baIes. stock 469l9
Mobile Aus. I4-Co,ton quie;. uldding 77sc: low
mitfinS 67sc. good ordinary. Receipts. , bales.
sales on bales; stock 5.2S3 bales.
Memphis Aug. I4-Cotton steady; naiddlins Sc: low
IniddlinE. T.c good ordinary. 67se receipts I6
bales gross 2l3 bales: shipments I97 bales sales 100
bales. stock. % sT5 tsies
augusta Aug i4-.Cotton frm middling. slsc; low
mtddlins tac Receipts - bales shipments,
sales. lbs bales: stock. TS43 bales
Charleston. Aug 14-Cctton steady. rnit5Iing "a.
Receipts Is bales. stock. T69 bales.
H9uston. Aug l4-Cottou steady; mdtling Sc low
shipments 2l bales: seles 5 bales. stock Sis bales
81 Louis. AUG. t+-CottoH dull; mldiIing Sc: low
midding TIC; Good ordinary 69sc Net receipts bales
gross 500 bales shipments i2ST bales; sales 20 bales
stock. 43.4lS bales
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
EuRopEAN pRoDucE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug l4.-Closing- -Wheat-Spot steady; No
red winter IS 9sd No Northern spring IS lOd
No California Gs; futures quiet; September. 5s 9lsd
December SIS ia. Corn-Spot firm. American mixed
new IS I1hd; American mixed old. nominal: futures
ouet. September l1Ad; October SIS i4d: November
IS &sd. Peas-canaden firm. 6s 90 Flour-st Louis
Coast dull 5sdf3 15s. Beef firm: extra India mess
Pork firm; prime mess Western. 6ss ID Hams
Shcit cut 16 n. steady SIS Cd Lard Arm prime
in tierces. 44s Sd: American refined in pals
44s Sd Bacon steady. Cumberland cut. 90 to 30 10,
4ss Cd short rib &c - NJ AIS: long clear middles
light 2s 70 10. 46s Cd long clear middles heavy.
3 10 40 10 4Gs backs. 10 20 NJ. 4is clear
bellies l6 10. 5ls shouIders-SquGre II % l3 10
quet 3Ts Outer firm: finest United States 95s good
United states 7ss- Cheese hrm American finest white
Cd; American hnest colored. AIS Cd Tallow nru
prie city 25s Australian in London AIS Cd Cotton
seed oil-HuH refined spot steady. 23s cd Turpentne
Spirits steady. 27s Rosin-Common steady. As 1tsd-
Petroieum--Refnsd steady. e4d. Linseed oil steady
93s Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

EAcaange special Liverpool cables: Spot
Ansz,s s@4es 1000 bales; speculation export 200.
Fug-e- 900 receipts 900; raddling upland, 49sd.
but -. opened quiet l-e4d26sd decline closed quiet
rsr sssey and net l1zds points lower December-Jan-
q q aab JanBary-February. sdb. February March
tent; A1Feh-April. solb: August Al7b August-sep-
Goa. -s-issi September, ] C. 4lss; October, o
,6b ,Sot,oer-Aovember. sOlizs.
FI I,S-1Sa e.sster-la arms and cloths slowly
n A. AND MEAl~-The wheat break reflection
loue- = nIe demand less active and prices shade
Patents ver ." tp gFaHeS oi spring ana winter spring
s. - winter patents, 50 G06S3 80; spring 6lears
vino ehtrn No winter, s2 T0ds2 50: 2
srre e SlsSz GO no grade. SIS H0QSl9. fpot
q -sS.s- hfE FLOpR-ou!et. 0uofed Fair io good,
krtfp 10 choice 70 fancy. So lSaS3 b.. CORN.
81. IN, Qnotee: Kiln dried. SO 2S3 60 20 brand
&C., SlQsl 90; coarse 81 30GSi So. .FEED-Firm
fsG.ss Png bran. spot SIT so sacks 10 ririve 200 10
Ss1ss tpIinE bran bulk. sl5 20; winter bran
% es@S city bran. sls 30. cornueal sa5 llnseed Oh
. seas ta e cAke SO 80: honniHy chop. s2i: oil
Nt.ss.lA-WH WHE,AT-Unser general rush 10 sell long
fEd piieep lost .sc bush yeeerday at New-York
D-ss q m Northwest markets Excepf for a brief
.lnts sLength az The start, during which September
eee 70 high point for the season tie prevsfitr~
"t aoNnHaTd all eay. Foreign houses soa mod
c1n .te bears pDt out short win =, 3re free
see go N some time past on the break exporters
with taking upward
ff bAt tne seatoaIo ciearances ~ fo,r
tne loD3oD0 bush FOR the nrst rtrne IN
est forecGstinR. bears declared a
ar y. y large spring wheat aFriyals slightly exceedeS
fhe He sophHest farm offerings we're said 10 \. on
~ CHlnR 20 continued scarcity Of cars how
tect fbs, tas ilig and 81 Louis receipts kept rbf
the ls-rsr Fehected IN relative nrnness al, dav az
MARKET contrasting with decided weaA...--
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-1Ork August u. 1901
r0FFEE-After steady hut UNCHANGED opening the
market for futures stfere5 UP partial points
al good buying orders from operators or
demand German interests advance
al further room support feature the early
san the heavy selling of a prominent bear house
generally
" inclined many lock higher prices in the near
future Foreign contained nothing u enough i'm
poranos influence the local situation way the
changes in speculative markets being
urinary receipts about anticipated Havre Hamburg
were unchanged Rio declined Santos 100 reis
advanced
10 5ea Port receipts amounted % $4,000 bags and
the interior -. 400 In the local
market supplies demand staple was lin
tied quotations based Sac Rio and 6l2
FOR Santos As invoice l,ts TrHl;ng IN futures ruled
tosrabig active ell day. total saes aggTesating 5000
points higher. EellWig & CO. present
Santos crop 5oO0O 100000 other reliable
estimates the Rio crop 500 French mar
ke viii be closed Tomorrow in Observance Of church
holiday.
The Of prices local market to-day
w q follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug l4.-Cattle- Receipts % 500 head. IN
cluding 200 Texans best steady others weak good i
prime steers - 5oUSG % medium 81 l0gSS 3o
stockers and feeders s. 2JSi 81 50Sf 25 heifers
- lo4S5 % 81 50I$2 -. bulls 81 S0aS+ 20
calves 50 25GS6. Texas fed $3HSf en- Western
steers. - SoQSS Hogs Receipts to-day $4,000 head to
morrow. IS 900. left over 6l29 opened weak closns
stronger Mixed and butchers. 81 5oVS6 i2le good Z
choice heavy, s. 'sGs6 20; rough heavy s. 45QS5 ~
Buffalo l4.-Cattle- offerings. duh ans
slow: vens S5G$T Hogs-Onerings, 10 lower fol
all hest grades: fair choice Workers. s6GS6 II
mixed packers SO l0ds6 IS medium 10 choice heavy
81 l5G$6 20 s. 65GS5 10 Toughs s. 29S5 90 stags
81 25GS4 90 Sheep and lambs-Orerings. cars; good
grades higher grades dull spring lambs fair %
fancy 81 2aas3 good culls, SO 15d s. i5
mandy wethers 81 choice mixed 81 65
10 good 50 5oG$4; choice extra yearling
C'ncinnsu Aug f4-Hoss lower. s4@S6 O5 Cattle
steady S2gS5 Sheep dull 81 5c9SS 25 Lambs steady
S2ds5 So
Chicago Aug l4-Cattle-Receipts. 22Ooo head. in
cludine Texans and 1000 Westerns Choice steers
steady Others slow Butchers stock ebout steady.
Texa6s octtves Western steady. prime steers.
50 5O@S6 aO poor medium, $id% 30; stochers and
feaders SLOW except choice, 50 l53S+ TO- 50 50
81 go: hefers 50 55d$5 20 81 5OqS2 40 bulls
weak 25GS4 % calves. $3dS6; Texas 50 25
cars average 225 50 -; Western 81 40
ass G3 Hogs-Recepts today. ono head:
stronger ton SO 20: mixed ard butchers, s. 50dS6 l22
sood to choice heavy s. 60Q$6 20 rough heavy asa
& 81. light SIS 45aS5 O7a bulk OF sales 50 S0aS6 Sheep
Receipts % head; sheep and lambs choice nearby
steady others good choice wethers SO 6Gd$+ 20
fair To- choice So 2oQS3 5 Western sheep Sc log
a. % yearlings So 60G$4 IS; native lambs S35S5
Western lambs. 81 2ogsS 90