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Evening star., 1901-02-07
MAURICE THOMPSON VERY ILL.
Believed That the Authors Death II
Near.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, February Z
A sudden change for the worse has taken
place in the condition of Maurice Thomp-
son, the author, who has been i'll for nearly
two months. 1t is now thought that the
end Is only question Of few days, pos
sibly hours. His relatives have been sum-
moned, and hope for his recovery has been
practically abandoned. He is barely con-
scfous, and evidently appreciates his con-
dition.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Salt Trust Reaching Ont.

LONDON. February THE visit Of r.
W. White of the National Salt Company to
England Is reported In connection with
closing deal by which the American COM
pany will be largely enabled to control the
salt business Of the united kingdom
Evening star., 1901-02-07

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, February I.
r. w. Steele, first territorial governor OF
Colorado. lies at the point of death in this
city. He has not been informed of the
death OF his wife. which occurred wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
SUICIDE IN ST. PAlL'S.
Elderly Italian shoots Himself Dur
ing the Service.

LONDON, February IA profound SEN
sation was caused during the service at St
Paurs Cathedral this morning by an elder
" italian shooting himself in the head. He
has not yet been identified.
The man died from the effects or his In
iuries The shooting was due to depression
owing to the fact that he was out OF work.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Grade Crossing Bills Called up

Late this afternoon the conference re-
ports ON the railway grade crossing bills
were called UP by Chairman Babcock for
consideration, the Baltimore and Ohio bill
being the first taken up. The reports were
under consideration when The Stars report
ri
Evening star., 1901-02-07
SMALLPOX Spread. at Glasgow.

GLASGOW, February 7.-Thirtythree
new cases of smallpox were reported to-
day.
LONDON, February 7-SmallpoX has
broken out among the 18th Hussars at Nor
Mich.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Sentenced to Penitentt,rv.

Irene Taylor, alias Nancy Taylor, indict-
ed for the larceny of some clothing from
Margaret K. c. Beale, today in Criminal
Court No. l. withdrew her plea OF not guilty
and pleaded guilty. She was sentenced by
Justice Barnard to Imprisonment in the
pcnitentiary at Moundsyille. w. Va, for
two years.
Evening star., 1901-02-07

CANTON, OHIO. February Theodore
Rosenbluh, wife and four children were in
jured today in Il natural gas explosion at
their home here Mrs. Rosenbluh probably
viii die.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Appraiser. Resume Hearing.

The Jury Of appraisers in the matter Of
the proposed extension of 10th street re-
sumed its sessions late this afternoon at
the city hall. The Introduction Of testi-
mony bearing on the subject of benefits
was begun.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Grain and Cotton Markets

Earl of Galloway Dead.
LONDON, February 7.-The Earl Of CAL
|oway died at Camloden today.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
TeIegrRph to Pekin ReOpened.

ST. PETERSBURG, February THE
Russian post Office authorities yesterday
reopened telegraphic communicate with
Pekin and T en- Tsin, via Vladivostock.
Evening star., 1901-02-07

Owing to the accident to the transport
Mcpherson, the War Department has as
signed the transport Sedgwick to aid the
Rawlins in bringing the 10th Infantry from
Cuba to the United States.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Decree of Diyorce sirp.d.

Justice Hagner. in Equity Court No 1,
has signed a decree granting Blanche C..
Corey a divorce from Charles A. Corey.
Evening star., 1901-02-07

BERLIN, February 7.-Emperor William
arrived at Homburg at o'clock this morn
ing and the crown prince reached Potsdam
at $50 a. m. Baron Won Buelow started for
Homburg this morning. He will confer
with the emperor at that place.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
s,xth yictim of wreck.

GREENVILLE. Pa, February 7.-Charles
Henry, baggagemaster, died after being
taken to the hospital. making number of
dead six.
Evening star., 1901-02-07
Steamship Arrivals.

At New York-Steamship Westernland,
from Antwerp; Koenigin Louise, from Bre-
Evening star., 1901-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F ST., members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denburg, Thalmann & Co., New York
Evening star., 1901-02-07

Representative Bartlett's Condition.
Representative Bartlett of Georgia, who
has been critically Ill with pneumonia, was
reported to be slightly better last night
and his physicians hope the crisis is past.
Evening star., 1901-02-07

CALCUTTA. February THE health OF
Lady Curzon twife Of the Ficeroy of India,
Lord Curzon OF Kedleston) IS excellent.
The rumors that she will not return to In
dia are unfounded.
Evening star., 1901-02-07

Mrs. Davis to Sing for the Blind.
Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis. the operate
contralto. has accepted an Invitation to
sing tomorrow afternoon in the reading
room for the blind at the Congressional Ii
brary, about 1:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1901-02-07

PORTLAND. Me-, February Part of
the Oriental powder mills at Newhall was
demolished by an explosion early this fore
noon. Two employees were blown to atoms
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

Saee5 S6aRenea rS9{4 S5g; celery Florida per case sas2 cab
Ina sO 'Fa crate asi s1 2 as DO Nor'h xoGo Ga52
FioTS ~ eucumbers hothouse. per dozen 4oa75c do
savannah ohhsset S2Gs3 do per crate. s29s2 so;
per box 50 50qs2 Is: do common 10 good 81 e5sssa
per bbl 5oaeoe kasrs5 per n e9se kas Long Island
Nctb Caoit Norfolk per half bbl basket 3OG6Oc; do
eTmndSaa aroma per halfhh basket 5OcGS1 so;
81 s0as2; do Newoorleans per f hi saaass a5 do
per halt Dbl bag 90cGs1 peas Norfolk per half Dbl
ca s2fs2 20 do Edenton per biol basket 81 500
oalolna per bush basket. 75cGs 25 peppers Florida.
Pr Sarrisr a5caS1 So parsley. New-orieans per 100
g'5c rhubarb per lunches sasl so: string beans
DO ana Sayannah green. per basket, sS 50qs4
$2IS2 90 do common. 81 25Gs 10 do New-Orieans per
squash Florida white. per or basket 81; do
yellow slas1 80; turnps. North Carolina per
s. 25a$2 co. do prime 81 79a$2 do poor to good $if
81 90; do Havana. per carrier, 81 25dS1 10.
Mii.k-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The market holds gain
or improved trading sentiment. but there is advance
In prices Sellers inclined press the price sub
tect as fairly resumed activity
isacon after the lstless style Of business which has
perpeXed the market Of the month. The offering Is
IN better shape than during sudden rushes
ply bur with the long list of contributing lines, water
weather impedment the receipts easily pres
ent current wants The market closes steady late fig
We quote: Prime large bales per N. 92eG95c
Small bales full quality. obtain the for large.
Clover grades mainly depend upon chance inquiry.
reserves this spring for long rye 9OT
9'c per 100 M Receipts Of hay and straw in tons
River Railroad. $50; Erie $50 Pennsylvania. 10 Lehigh
Valley. 13o; Baltimore and Ohio Central of NewJer
16o total l.255 Receipts straw, river.
40 tons by rail; total. 40 tons.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

FLOUR AND MEAI.-somevhat improved b.,
1iiye yesterday at old prices closing rather nTm Spring
patents s. ski spring clears - soass 25 extra No
raSe SD $50 % extra ira NO No winter p @ 4sa = S9 no
Dull Quoted: Fair good So soqss -; choice 70 fancy
$ 5oG$2 60 as brand BAG MEGL"Dul quoted
FEED-steady Quoted: Spring bran. spot s9; sacks TO
coarse winter bran Si7Gs28 city bran $50; co1nmea
SIS llnseed oil cake s2I corn oil cake $l9; homny chop
GRAF. .wEEAT1A comparatively undsrtone
with foreign buylng Of September and local buying OF the
which most Of the days Improvement was based At the
any on had expecte to see made % han
on oysr-sod traders, Of whom there many after
tInuing the advance toward midday with final reaction
at the close and other months 7sc net higher. The
tinental strength Broomhail mentioned covering out
eide 6nyns and good spot demand as further aGe9
points above Wednesday night. Berlin was mark up
La Plata wheat Export trade, however remained at a
loads ocean freights still Only
were were shpned from the Argentine this week sgsnst aga @
bush have cleared compared with 1000 bush year
with rain noted in the southern Of the belt and
-four mills being smut down Saturday through lack Of
influence on the late market here Exporters bought only
W. @ loads 2TotationS OF cash wheat aios5 basis
arrive; No Norrhern New York s2Ssc; No l North
70 arrive: No red Nev-York SSisc afioat nominal and
wheat and -four e%Ports &C according to
We're "Ns4 HS bush. compared with 4.11SS42 bush last
Week and 7l1s 400 bush year ago Since July the
exports have been lS5uS001S bush. ia 400
push last year Corn exports for the week 59+
bush against l.5SS.S3l bush and
year ago. From July date 16l. 303 96l bush
pared with lsl,279.0OO bush last .CORN-De-
nVeres Of about $1,000 bush
broke that option half cent but had little
ater deliveries. which ruled firm much
IN Erpathy with wheat The Liverpool closing advance
OF Hd12d was attributed by Broomhall good
aeInand from Ireland Argentine shipments fell 300 600
bush behind last week. hut for the ahout
Illlon bush Increase the
feature the liberal offerings Of Nav BY CLIQUE in
terests. all the down from 54c Soc There was
however some support Of the July option as
welI as here Through lack Of demand cash here lost
nan cent more of us premium Chicago July
port business consisted Of loads all
prices unchanged &c lower corn closed
ooSsc nominal spot; No 5Oizc. middle June No
corn white 52r. prompt. No . corn
prompt. -OATS-The oats here was slow,
8312c; No 3 SIC: n white. SAC; No white S3l&c:
track mixed. 2'zd34izc: track white. 33637hc nj
10 white clips "a RYE-Market easier: No
Western was quoted Sic and No Western 6O1sr both
o anost state 51G5Sc. .BA ARIEY-Aiark rket
dull. Feeding quoted 4ea4si3c and mating 62T70c
both 1 New-York. eN'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

SFi, gsl2 packet sioaslo So india mess
n hoSmstI20s c 520 y qg2sd Baoo8s $50 n 51ss ieo
Picked bellies ouer s,d Ps; sor e, 10 NJ
SoSa5 g5s II p n &C. i ~ s: Picked shoulders steady
TAII0w-Du city, Axe; country. SG5fsc....;
at s. IS ReaGeS Gp9'Gd d a. s. 80 City lard s,esdy Gu9ed
ss5 20; Continent $ 50 Brazil kegs. SO % Compound
oie1; efcs, s%e; city lard steafine, 0I.G9ac.
dprjns We're no noteworthy features developed
eTing OF nature supplying Immediate wants
low: nore.t were without change Quotations fol
Pat9s crime to choice, 5isa5ssc head 5sa6sc
COON i, d Japan 4&@5c. Java. 4ais.c; Ran
quiet eat bas mari" market for refined ruled rather
UNITED Ito TO small lots ana even was in way
4 ooc cubes ss ssc SrSheS XSXx Snd
i Fo~heed, coarse powdered and fruit powdered 5t5c
granulated 5eSc; Eagle n ca1a1s n hass
ane 10 nags Of hne gTanulated zoe Eagle fine
Bloc: No 5 Sosc. No q 5c ana ana ';i'I' $40 40
4Goc Nos a. 10 and l6 1850. This weeks summary Of
shows stocks in the United states an m C e otb IF
3e8e tons. against 4o+.56S week ana 274
statistics by special cable Cuba Ghe principal ports
tons against % 9ss year cenrals grinding 21
against last year EuroPestock Europe I.6S2 Ooo
and America. 2o36e2 tons, against 16i 22I tons
year at the same uneven dates
tons against excess Of 259 2i8 tons last week and
denGieney Of 69s8 tons December %. local
offerings We're light and sugar for Boston Philadelphia
SIC for centrifugal sac r muscovado and sisc for
molasaes sugar sale Of $500 bags centrifugal 96 test
at e52c and lO00 bags molasses sugar 3l5c
reported Beet sugar in London &d higher the
TEA-The tea market ruled feature!ess and unnter-
as foo%s Nav 2@ shonF @ n6s in peg u @ n W 3
Is 4oc Noyemoer and December 1S4Oq1S.TOc. No sales
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Nav 17.-Hogs active, strons. 81 l5as3 90
Cattle strong higher 80. Sheep quiet, 50 J0q
- ~. Lambs steady. 81 75aS3 10
East Buffalo MAY ITReceipsCattle, Ill cars; sheep
and lambs hogs 20 Shpmens-Cattle. los
sheep lambs. is hogs. II Cattle
Offerings liberal-3 loads-and the demand was
active Of Mondays prices Among the sales
"a head butcher cattle s. - and IL 81 so
Calves in large sdpply-1oo head-but the demand
good. and calves sold S6 choice TO extra
offerings 43 loads: fairly active. with the
basis s. 10 lambs. sheep also higher
choice s. 25G$5 10; good choice 81 l50 81 %
fair to good S3GS5 i5 fair Sass. sheep
The close a little easy. Hogs-Marlet active and
higher with 80 loads sale. heavy, S6ilS6 o.
mixed So Workers. 81 0OG$6 pigs. s. 75S5 so; roughs
s. 23M$5 80. stags $fa$4 10 Offerings pretty well
cleaned and the close was shade higher on heavy
hogs.
s. "a prime. 81 iGGS5 CO. good 81 2fS5 81 Hogs active
prime hcavies s. 956$6; mediums 50 92ied$5 93;
Workers. s. a1GS5 92e Hight do s. S5dS5 81 5
S. So sps 81 50dS5 % roughs S9S5 10 sheep steady
s. loQS5 30; common good. So 50aS5 Veal calves,
81 T0aS5 IA
Chicago. May IT-CattIe- Receipts. 15oO: generally
duh. steady: prime 81 30d$5 %;
medium 90dS5 20 stockers and feeders, S$aS5
50 25$4 hefe-s 81 35GSi 65; 81 10$2 a.
hulle 81 5Oa$i 40 calves SO 50dS6 Texas fed steers
81 25G$5 ~: Texas bulls 81 759S3 So HogsRec
day. 1900; $1,000; 2l2G5c higher sales
s. 95d$5 97a: mixed and butchers s. G5fD
good choice heavy s. s59$5 97la rough heavy
s. IGS5 IS: light 81 55dS5 50: bulk Of sales. S5 so@
- 81 Z. SheeReceips 1000 strong, az l5q2ac higher
choice wehers. 81 3SpS4 Co fair
choice mixed, s. l5aS 4o Western sheep 81 5$t 90
yearngs 81 51pd$4 lambs. 81 5OdSf 81 West
lambs 6Jds5 65 Official receipts and shipments
Yesterday ReceipsCattle ST24. 247O0; sheep
L. 2G52 Shpments-Cattle, BIT hogs is@' sheep 1850
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet No ?
s1Iins wheat I2zd i4c; No g. 69lsd71c; No red T2a
- Sc 40 corn, soieqslc; No yellow sQ5le No
cats 29@4GS0ltc No white 3Ol TISfc white 2sA.
9nc NO rye 52c good feeding barley 4sd52c:
choice mailing, SSG56c No naxseed 81 10 No North
western 81 .S prime timothy seed s39S3 80; pork
ribs sides loose 81 900SS 10: shoulders
go 5asi short clear sides boxed IS 121. 25
hasis Of high wines 81 2 on the Prouee Exchange to-day
me nner market was hrm erearneries 14lslsc dairies
Cincinnati. May 1T-Flour quiet. Wheat steady; No 2
red teca Corn dull; No mixed. acc Oats firm. high
er; No mixed. Sil7G3ec- Rye quiet; No 2. soc.
Duluth, May 17.-Close: Wheat. 1 cash TTisc:
May q Sc September I6Asc; No Northern cash T4lsc
September I0Ssc; July TIC No Northern. 7Ose- Corn,
lilac; May. 42c. Oats. 29i4 d29c.
Milwaukee. May IL-Wheat higher; No Northern.
Iii2c; No Northern. T21=1T3i.c; July 71%672c Rye
firm: No l. 55c. Barley dull; No 5Ic SAMPLE 40d5fc.
Minneapolis May 17.-CIose: Wheat cash. T21,c: July.
No Northern, T2i4c No Northern 91s97O.c. Flour
and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, May 17.-wheat finn; contract grade.
MAY, TTsa1S12c. Corn steady: mixed. Nav 4SI4 a
4S$c Oats hr, lac higher No white clipped. 34i q
BIC Butter duh. lec lower; fancy Western creamery.
ower; fresh nearby. I3ac Western 1SIac south
western 12i2c; do Southern 12c Cheese firm;
mand; NewYork full choice. small 9l2c:
fair 10 good s'eG9ltc Receipts-Fonr. 11Oo bbs and
bush; oats $1,000 bush. Shipments-Whea 1900 bush:
16,GOO bush; oats, 1900 bush
81. Louis. May 1TCose: Wheat No red cash. T2lsc;
MAY. T2i2c: July 69i2c: SeptembAy 6Sssc No hard
72ac. CornNo cash. 43ze; May. 4Sl9c; July. 425sc,
September. 43l+c. Oats-NO cash. 30lac; May 3Olac.
Toledo May 1T.-wheat dull. firm; cash and May Toe.
July 70 sc Corn dull steady; cash and May "A 2c July.
44ac. Oats quiet, firm; cash May. 2Siec July 2sc.
Rye SIC. C;overseed-Cash, Sc 5O October. s. 22is-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Reeepts E: were i4l co 500 head in
ers and II market making with stale cattle
exception OF head steers arm 5a16c higher
Hd 9G edm sades barely s a bn &
wards cleared medium TO extra native steers sold
Ss 3 S 6g FsnS X at e%
s. 26d$4 So extra bull At 81 eS S5ws s. aoa$s 90
Gables quoted i've cattle steady and selling e4alIsc
easT a M a. smPb E II sr5 5' ebt a Ta
tor beef at Sc per 10 shipments today included S23
sehwarzsehld sulzberger also $3.50 quarters Of beef
the coloTado for P' Hull R carry 200 cattle for
oils for london Ss cattle and 500 quarters Of beef
for sGhawarzschd Suizberger slS cattle for J. sham
the Campania for Liverpool 1900 quarters of beef for
$50 sheep for j. shambers Son makins with Prev
a as eep and 2s5S oS Gr e of beef OF al 70
Of Great Britain with the exception of Ts
s' 3 % ssF 5o % @ Gsefss 5 ESQ %
f 1870 ' at IT. S. s. IS 50 a. 1854 S d h. le d 81 n : S9 9 1866 ss
s. @ g r:5 % y :, d 23s = ~
n at s. 20: Pea2sylvana bull l440 Ib, 81 s.; .
Newton Co: q stable Pennsyiysnia steers extra
A. 200 Is S. 50 5 DO. 1885 n IS 3; bull
s. S9sT2a sS s2aD M &C. n II Feea:ylvePa e. ss \ 1aao
e. oo 8 G % o o. Soo ~ q st g % Is @ 1880 n At
%. 1889 n at s. 2o do 1888 N. at $a To- do
a. Sc Do 500 rS 3d. at s. Co. d. 72o S 3d. at S s2S g.
2 ~ Do 500 n at 81 as 10 do. 79s n. at 50 49, do.
s1.5 II 5 F2Pslsn S e g KsnfuGsg M & s 1905 IS '
s Sanders: bulls los5 n at 50 %: COW, 11sO n.
Do $50 n. at 50 o. ls do 954 70, a, s. 1S do 100
cir 'G we're re- Ass head all for the market
and counting the stale stock there were 1870
coniinuc4 to decline cosinF s55o i6~sr tSsn wednss
d ea9 a q6oa o g. % en6 to P'df nd Ss Ssas
do at $tq$s % taisnds at So 50 city dressed yssLs
with most OF ne sale. at 5a7'sc
s. s. 2 per IS 100 no n m q / do Z 3 m n % at t. S. o 81 n do - S % p at
sanGs % 81 vess az ,2S n at s. s6 80 20 do az ias n at
s. 40 76 do I2e n. s. 80 do. 1928 n. s. 80 So
To6in shannon: o. vsais. iao n, IS do la5
George j Dneabaek 81 veals n. 81; Sc Do l2q
II Hume Bros y yeals, lia n. at s. 20; 46 do
sEEP m 1 y 228 81 10 % a5 - we're 90 cars or o
head iaeludns for exportation for slaushterers
sars on sale. Of which we're at Jersey CITY and
higher: the pens we're cleared Common 10 choice clipped
Choice s epped LAMBS at 90 3 @ 30 " cs gnS at s 80 sprnS
lambs at s. per head Dressed mutton steady at 7gs.g
SIEins lambs steady at S2g$@ per carcass, 49,, r,,
lambs g n average at $ per 100 n 5 do 81 n at
g. q S rs do a. s n r 3? ED $ 49, ' = a m DO At % 81 n @ at 3 g % Sp2 S3
aas q % m b5 9SsP d " D. No. N at a. s. m sPRd m Ra5 ssP SO 80 70
N at Il $ ams a. 7 s,B a. ?S s S SPp;a % 8 Michigan lambs So
Newton & Co: 30 clipped Buffalo lambs, 7S b at
,. HARRINGTON; 2ss eligrsa Buffalo lambs 7e n at s.
culIs 90 NJ SO 5o clipped State sheep. l20 b, 81;
Mcr6erson & Co: 2lo clipped Buffalo lambs ~ at
cPned State sheep 06 n IS q; 10 cuIis. 50 n.
Hods-Reeepts were les cars, or 1850 head all for
slapSarers With the eAeepti9n 81 - head Feeling hr
hogs sale country dressed in limited supply and
saiss"s Jadd ( Co: hogs. c2i 70 average at
se9qers STATE hogs q 80 n at SO Is; rough, 100
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
r1,RorrAN rnonrcE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 17.-c1osnE: wheat-spot steady; No
red Western WINTER IS II l2d No Northern spring.
6s ID; No California, is zd futures firm July. 5s I'D
September 1Oisd Corn-SpOt steady: American mixed,
new. I'D: old nominal futures steady May nom
inal; July Is: September. Is II sad. Peas-Canadian
steady. IS Sd. Hops London-Pacihc Coast steady,
fiGf4 los Flour-st. Iols fancy winter dull SIS. Beef
easy: extra Irdia mess 6ls Sd. steady prime
Western G1s Cd IIams-Short cut a to Is NJ steady
i6s FIRM Cumberland 20 to 30 H. AS 9d:
rib to - n. 9d; long clear middles. light,
81 n I2s Sd long clear middles heavy. 20 10
short n. i0s Cd: clear bel
lies. lG n Shoulders-Square. II IL 10.
h-ul. Iard-American refined in pas quiet 40s 9d
prime Western tierces steady. ios 0d Butter dull
United states good United G6s Cheese
merican finest white duh AIS: American
oret quiet 4is TaIlow-Prime city quiet 35s:
London steady. COttonseed oil-EIuu
fred. spot steady. 22s Cd TarpentineSpr:ts steady.
2Is Cd. Rosin-Common firm. Is AID. Petroleum-Re-
fined steady. T1sd. Linseed oil firm. 3is Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
EXPORTS TO-nAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

. -, - New-l York May Il. 1901.
ooFFEE-While the coffee futures market was mar
and rather featureless to-day.
sderahly steadier than the yesterday The
feeling from the in
markets which higher generally looked for
ty the here. on opening prices were 55lo
points higher light and German buying and cover
ng For the rest of the sesfon the market changed
little holding steady the close Final prices were
5TlO points higher. Total sales. $500 bags Rio
receipts rather lighter than expected amounting 10
10000 bags; other crop market received
from Brazil on account Of the Observance Of church
holiday closed = q = up; the mprov
ar Hamburg &c y pfg Warehouse deliveries in the
yned States heaNy-3O SOS bags. The spot market
continues rule dull Prices day nominally
unchanged the basis Of 6lsc for Rio No use
No invoice lots The present of coffee
in Eavre 1871 600 bags 9s9O00 bags Of which are
brazilian. compared with l54sooo bags and 99I 600
bags respectively. last week.
TIE a prices in the local market to-day
ms as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 17-Cotton firm: middling. z l1-16c;
low middling l-16c: good ordinary 5-l6c Receipts.
1856 bales: sales 157 bales; stock s6,s6l bales
Baltimore. May 1TCotton nominal; midditng Nc; low
middng lee good ordinary, l5l6c Net receipts.
$40 bales; gross bales Great Britain.
1Sl bales the Continent 1s2 bales; stock $40 bales
Savannah May l7-Cotton easier; rntddlng. I1ec; low
middng Csc good ordinary. &C. Receipts, 922 bales:
stock as 032 bales
New-orieans; May 1I--Gotton 9qiet; middiing ,9.e'
lsI5 bales gross $50 bales Great Britain.
5Ioo bales eoastwse, 1850 bales sales. 1000 bales:
stock. l1i.s66 bales
Memphis. May 1!-Cotton steady; mddins 9-loc;
low nddng. 13-lec; good ordinary &c Net receipts.
66 bales: 1o3 bales; shipments eo3 bales sales.
Loo bales stock 1901 9ltl7 bales. 1900 AZ 29o bales
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
Yeeter

spot cotton closed quiet quotations unchanged on
the bssis of lice for mddng upland and o-lsc Tor
H6oling Gulf. nil. southern spot markets
tceeraubed follows: New Orleans quiet. un-
changed al Mobile quiet unchanged, at 1880
Savannah easieE Slec. Charleston quiet.
unchabres al 7r. Wilmington firm unchanged. 7s c;
Norfolk du unchanged at 7ssc; Baltimore nominal un
changed So Augusta quiet unchanged. st
Louis dull unchanged at l1-lGc Estimated receipts
changed al -. 81 oiis dull. unchanged. ll-l6c
tomorrow az New-Oreans are 300 20 1000 bales,
and $50 baieS last year At
Houston s00 10 3 500 bales compared with 3,1S7
bales a week ago and bales last
Receipts ports today ana Tor the week,
compared with he totals week previous and Of this
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
LIvERrooI. COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool May IL. p. m.--C1osing-Spot limited de-
mand; prices unchanged American middlng. t1-32d.
The sales of the day 900 bales of which 500
for speculation and export and included $500 American
Receipts 1000 bales American Futures opened and
closed quiet. American midding m May. IL -641
buyers May and June u sd buyers; June July.
l2-6464 I3-64d SELLERS July August SD sell
ers August and September. s64d sellers September.
4 9-64d sellers. October 60-64G3 61-64d value.
october and November 5es47s buyers Noven-
Der and December, 5T-6lG3 5S-64d sellers