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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13
Safe, if Not Romantic.

A tourist who was ascending to the
hospice of st. Bernard, when about an
hours climb from the pass was stopped
by a dense fog, so waited for one Of
the dogs to cong to his rescue. AS the
fog lifted somel lat and his canine res
cuer did not al ykhr, he persevered, and
finally arrived ut the hospice, where he
was warmly welcomed by the good
brothers. Naturally his first inquiry
was why the dogs were not sent out,
according to the custom in SO danger
u n fog, to which came the answer
that he had not telephoned. "Tele-
phoned!!'' he exclaimed in surprise, but
recovered his equanimity on it being
explained that shelters have been built
all along the climb. and that each is
provided with a telephone connected
with the hospice. When called up the
brothers send out a man and a dog, the
latter of which carries bread, cheese
and wine, and as they know from the
telephone which shelter to go to, no
time is lost and the wayfarer is at once
relieved.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13
Beuefactiou.

The man who makes work for two
men where there was work for but one
man before is a %benefactor of the coun.
try. The mar who reverses that opera.
tion is a benefactor, perhaps, of some
other country, but not of this one.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13

ton. To accomplish it's cheapening
purposes 1t is willing to pit the cheap
est workers in the world, no matter
how miserably they live. against ones
own fellow-countrym men. neighbors and
friends. Choose We which principle We
will have in this country.-American
Economist.
Ought to Re Settled.
Every generation has troubles
enough OF Its own; it should not be
compelled to be continually fighting
v e and owe the same questions that
divided parties fifty years ago. Ques-
lions once threshed out should stay SO,
the wheat and the char separate. Ev-
cry Intelligent American knew in 1910
that protection enriched this country,
benefting especially the worker for
wages and that free-trade and all ten
denotes to it took business away from
the country and SO impoverished all
but a very few. Why, then. must these
lessons be learned over and over e
few years? Every new experience Of
the familiar facts scores deeper into
the nation and causes greater suffering
than before. Why should any party,
for sheer partisan advantage, seek to
unsettle the public mind with exploded
theories? Let the american system"
remain %henceforth the unchallenged
policy Of the nation. Such, indeed,
would be a course of true patriotism
American Economist.
Right Sort of Tax.
A tariff that gives every man EN-.
ployment and gives him more money to
spend than he ever had before-the
beautiful condition in which the aver
age American workman finds himself
to-day-may theoretically be. but is not
practically, a tax. Or, IL 1t is a tax, and
more of 1T would give the people a
greater degree of prosperity, then kind.
~ tax us a little heavier. In other
words, a tariff for the United States
is about such a tax as is the advertis.
ing expenses of the up-to-date business
a 1t is IN outlay that results in
great profits. 1t may he overdone, we
cannot deny that, but when the profit
Is immense where is the foolish bust.
ness mar who, having built UP an enor.
nous business by and dependent upon
advertising will abandon the publicity
department or lop off its branches in an
effort to find an infinitesimally small
waste?-Pendleton (Ind.) Record.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13

An Independent American Citizen.
While riding in a Maine country road
a traveller observed a field of corn
which was overrun with rank weeds,
and midway of the piece was a large,
copspicuously displayed sign with the
following: "Notiss! None of Your Bush
ness If This Corn Amt Hoed.s
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13

The greatest collection Of boon il the
National Library Of Paria
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13
Easy to Tear Down.

Nearly every dollar of the immense
capital invested in our industries is
placed in jeopardy, besides the welfare
of millions of working people. should a
harmful policy Of dealing with trusts
and the tariff be adopted. 1t is easier
to tear down the superstructure of pub
lie prosperity than it is to build 1t up
| again, and no measure should be advo-
Gated which wreaks harm or misfor-
tune to any class concerned in these
two great interests.-Elkhart Und.)
Truth.
Choose.
The protection principle puts "the
nan before the dollar" 1t seeks first
to provide work for the worker, and
thereby bread for the eater. The free
trade principle is right the opposite. It
seeks to get the fruit Of every mans
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13

II the farmer and the wageworker are well
OF, 1t is absolutely certain that all others
will be well of, too.
Tue rule OF brotherhood remains as the
Indispensable prerequisite to success in the
kind OF national life for which we strive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05

MErALs-Tbere occurred severe break IN I'm al Lon
the finally weak IN tone at net loss OF
e SIS thus se 9t tin mse ooRed the
ns 6 6np5 be2 aoO While n Copper
and o easar at and ed n
son further drop of Il "a noted Lean sd Spe e s. sd
higher London. spot being quoted at ~ l 90 here
st ho Hss s a1 abroad Closing 5sst
spectvey quiet and UNCHANGED to-day at 50 90
s atS IS 90 g? souasTg sI4asla
e 81 75asi5 IS GLASGOW
and Middleboro at ASS I'D
moderately active and about steady a. unchanged
s s.nass 2 a 1 c
l7S2oc prime. 1855 Nsw-oTleans open J hss s5g
f7Ga ro' good iaG2oe prime @a22e fancy 2sa2c
msnd 70 day Sl and rates generally easy Business
was I'M se ap o a regards d
nand Rates were steady on the basis Of rs I'D for
ys ID london I ID g GiasFSW ld Bristol I'D
IHd: HamburK. 80 pigs Rotterdam &C: cotton TO Liver
2 D Se a. ..ae o q 5ans General
hence South Africa private terms October British
:4. 2 British to
% e' Ghs 90 eo sn. TO-
coal Philadelphia 10 Fort-de-Fganee private terms: Brit
cuba private terms: Norwegian tons. coal
35S tons rails etc Baltimore Santiago. private terms:
bark $50 tons general cargo hence to one or two ports
timber etc Apaschicoa to Cette. Con-
tnsnt. lI5s: Italian bark 1896 lumber. Gulf
Buenos Ayres SIP so: Norwegian bark. $50 pre-
viouslyl rosin and lumber Savannah Pernarnbuco.
private schooner. 597 coal Baltimore
Pierre Fortde-France 81 %: schooner. l096
coal Philadelphis 70 cenfuego So schooner ass
lumber Savannah 10 New,York So. 10000 per day;
SCI lumber Fernandina to Perth Anboy
s chosne 5o 40 10
Philadelphia Toe schooner, tons coal
Norfolk Galveston. 81 40. back Tampa TO Bat-
more. phosphate rock, 81 90
OILS-cottonseed oil was firm again fun prices
Of yelO
43a{4c. Petroleum and lnseed oil both IN
changed We quote: Petroleum, bbs 81 g. and in bulk
81 10: Philadelphia. bbls. 81 60. S. refined
cases, New-Yorl s.75c. .COTrONSEED OIL-Prtme
crude bbs nominal prime yellow 43G44c off
summer yellow. +oc prime white acc: prime yell
low. a6c linseed oil. American 65c boiled
&C. Calcutta raw Soc: Western nseed quoted &c under
city brands lard oil. 77G7ac
FROVISfONS-Ths market had undertons and
closed somewhat higher previous night on a
SC advance in live hogs, continued and
commission house buying Of ribs all Western
points 49, 900 including 5000 Chicago at
Kansas City and $500 Omaha. PORK-Steady; quoted
Mess Sl6asI7; family. ST. 5O4Ss: sl7
si9 sEEF-steady: quoted: Mess. 50 5ogs10; family
81 5o1&ll packet S1DG<l0 %: India mess Sl6
SIS BEEF HANS-Quist; quoted at S2ogs21 &C.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05

SIC: ~ 9eG9Ac 140 10, 9.d9Sc; pigs. SIC.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies steady; quoted: Smoking
11hc: 10 N. 1o1ac; II 10. loo: IA NJ 9sc Picked shou
a. 1os.@l1o.-. TAIIoW-steaiy; city &c: coun,T ny,
lard quoted 9.TOc. Refined lard hrrner quoted:
South America II Continent 1060c; Brazil kegs.
IL. 4oc. Compound steady; quoted al S1s0sAc
STEARINE-S quoted: oleo. 12c; city lard stear-
RIcE-Tradns in the market for very slow
prices Quotations follow: Domestic common 10 low, fair
3zQ4isc: good. 4zn5c; prime choice. 5q5Asc
head. 5lza8Hc; Patna 4%@51zc; Japan. foreign 4%c
Java, 4Aa4Ac Raneoon. in bond 2l4a2l7c.
SUGAR-Nothing in the way of sensational features
prevailed however, despite the predictions
that price expected lower. Quotations fol
low: Cut loaf. crushed and domnoes. SOC mould A.
545c cubes $3.50; XXXX powdered. Use powdered
powdered and fruit powdered. soc Eagle con
foctioners granuated 55c Eagle and extra hne
granuated, 52oc; Eagle n cartons p bags and 10
standard sranuated and diamond, 51oc confec-
47oc: No 4 4,e5c; No 5. 4Goc; No 6. 45oo;
No T. 44Oc No 49oc; No .. 425c: No 10. 4:2oc; Nos
IL IL lie: Nos ID, IA. Is and 16 4o5c The mar
ket for ruled very quiet again to-day. but had
centrifugal. 5-16c muscOvado &c for molaeses
The light business in refined had depressing
effect the Cables reported steady
unchanged beet market During the day sales
of muscovado were made at 3 !-16c but only Of small
lots.
TEA-The ruled dull all day without fuctua-
ton in price Quotations follow: October 1913 No
ven1bcr. December. 132od 40c January.
40c: February, Is 50c March 133OG135Oc
April 10 306f13. soc; May Is 40G13.6oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05

81 2oas1 75 lima beans. potato II. bush bag
s1Gs1 25 bags. 75cGS1 fiat. per bag 10000
onions pickle white Dbl 81 5oas4 do Orange County
white bag, S1dS2 so; do fair good SOS 20
do yellow fair to good 81 75gs2 do inferior 81 2Sasl 90
@s2 go do white 50 oqS4 do state and Western yellow
bh S2GS2 25 red 50 S2 rs; Florida. per
basket carrier 81 50dS2 Virginia to fair
half Dbl basket I5cdS1 80; peppers Jersey red
bbl 81 250S1 So green 5075c string beans Virginia
half bh basket 5d65c; do Jersey and Long Island
Per bag 6oG75c do State. basket 50G6oc; squash
marrow per Dbl 81: do Hubbard ST. turnps Russia per
hbl 81; Acme, box 50d6oc; do fair
quality. 40d 45c; do common 35G40c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market was quiet. with
sellers particularly grades
Although the supply the threatened depression
there has been time weakness in prime large
bales In the of common hay IL is not likely
full outside prices have been realized of the sta
lions that carried the weight of the Offering Clover
grades neglected, with signs of improvement We
quote Prime large bales, 100 10 921s do small
9Oc; No l. large bales S5@s11sc; do small S2tsc; No
range 55qsoc; No do 6oq6Sc: clover mixed light ESQ
6113c; do heavy. 5o755c clover 5oq52isc. STRAW
Receipts continue light and the market is firm for
Of hay and straw in tons reported at the Produce
Erie 45o PENNSYLVANIA 10: Delaware Iackawanna and
western so; West Shore, 90 Lenigh Valley TO- Central
of New-Jersey GO: river barges 15 total 1.035
StrawReceipts Of straw ;25 by river 80 by rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
net receipts Of cotton at all
Tho following are the total
ports since September ]. 1901 :

FLOUR IND MAThs market xns, ysTy da o all
p ad
held tive firm The Iads seems to Se p,Ig
patents sass s.; straight g 25gss 4o winter
Snfs ss ss 81 g. 'esRs s sc ssas
rEsS e f ssHt q0 tn GOOD 20 * s.
b ba % u ys Soaa ssas
ssss sads 10 aS So It. So EPEns sdaa
si7 5o winter bran. SIS 5o9s21 ely bran
sss! a5se ss Sd s. 81 81 Corn
prevailed again wheat ysstaday although Ugh
count prices did not show much decline from the previous
night closing unGhs1g eSP o5s0sF y w q
s9 6sv % nnas the % oha e
ons eSmRs SGopp ing on apa
which is being Offset by export demand sens
r e we BY s 6us
with rather small ceaIances noted at sea
e Safa tRst the paci2 coasi taking advsntags low
Freely to European ponts One Of the important
nuenoes early in the day was cable po avo 10 9s s
rain. haSn fallen esS than n the pRs wee are sti
100 small to aiaG mgSn atS noed Paris markets
1890 points higher and Budapest points hisher
Bent was sbou coo bush larger than last YEAR
time in the afternoon It looked as little sIPT
fell through ane the total rsnrr npaS coplained
dry weather winter wheat sections but St Louis
p p9Ts 6 the west With 6svs at
BOO bush
100000 bush against week ogotasion;
OF cash wheat anoat basic as follows: No /
Northern New-York I4c nominal; No Northern Chi
caso 741c prompt. No Northern Duluth io1ec.
10 arrive: new No Northern Duluth, I31&c. prompt;
new No . Northern Duluth 7Sc arrive; new No 2
New-York. 74lac, and No : RED NeW-iorA'
.CORN-Bearish gossip about the Forthcoming crop
report kept the market In rather weak postion
ali day and efecuay checked further buying Tor
BY suggested that tne
condition would o s. per against OIL
September. His estimate on the condition OF
detail. Indicating that Inc
Weld of thar be SO 100000 bush larger than
previously estimated although 1ooOoOOo0 bush oehind
last year Increasing this character seem
HIS pretty we'll that cold weather
West will the tendency now is TO look
larger crop than was inquired on during
he OF Only about two
loads Of An influence OF
helpful the shipment of only
Argentina. against o3oo0 the previous
crop there was further Improved. Washington sd
that the report would merely
give condition and make reference to the
abandoned No closed at S21.c: NO corn,
The market quiet all day and moderately steady.
From New-York 334 800 bush Of cleared for
South Africa. No closed at 3slzc No 3, 3so;
2 white, white. 4ofc; track mixed. 3sq4Oc
track white sod47c No white clips. 421s f43c.
Western, GB1ac, and NO =
Western Co. o aioat; State 55G56c.
BARLEY-Market dull. Feeding quoted at 52c and
mailing 5000 both Buffalo. Wheat dncluding
-FOUR exports 6l9o d49 bush,
against 8470 and 4.459 16I In this week
last year exports from July TO date fourteen
aggregate S4s4S2so bush. against 49, 80 59
Corn exports aggregate 500 s24 bush as
against week and 1854. 249 last July
date exports 13626S34 bush, against 40
106 500 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago oct. Cattle-Receips 5000 head including
prices lie lower than Weinesday for best Good
prime steers ST i6mS6 60: medium. So 50lp
81 90 stockers and feeders demoralzed 81 25GS4
81 25gst So heIfers, S2dSi 10 81 25QS2 20;
bulls 81 75aS+ 10; calves 81 50GS6 IS; steers
lower 81 40d$3 so; steers here So 50
ass p. Hogs-Recepts to-day. 5000 head tomorrow.
15.oO0 left over 5000 Opened steady 70 sc higher:
closed weak Mixed and butchers. So 35NS6 10; good
choice heavy SO cog So rough SO 2Ogs6 so;
light SO 50Gs6 10: bulk OF sales So 1895 65. sheep
Receipts 5000 head. Sheep steady: lambs and
choice "a: fair to choice
lambs 81 50a$4 49, Western lambs. So 25aS4 %. ocaI
yesterday; Recclpts-Cate. 1890 head: hogs.
sheep 1919 Shipments-Cate 57dt head; hogs. 521a:
sheep 9,217.
Cincinnau Oct Hogs frm 81 25@ss ~. Cattle
active, 81 13GS5 % Sheep strong. 81 21qS3 - Lambs
Liberty. Oct. Cattle steady; choice So 75aS6:
prime SIS 50gs5 20; S6 OS5 80 Hogs active:
prime heavy So coast heavy mediums. SO S0aS6
DO. So 75dS6 So he1vy Workers. 50 1o light So
Sc co. Sc 30gS6 so pigs. SGS6 80 Sass
roughs. S5as6 Sheep dull best wethers 81 s0GiS3 30;
culls and common. 81 23qS2 20 yearngs So 30GS+ veal
calves. SO 50aST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Oct. 4.-C1osing: wheat-Spot dull: No 2
red Western winter 3s Cd No Northern spring 5s Sd;
No California. IS 92.d: futures steady December IS
63sd March. Esd Corn-Spot quiet American mixed.
new As Id futures quiet; October is 10d; November
As 10+d: December As 1osd Peas-Canadian steady SIS
4d FlourSt Louis winter steady, IS 81 Hops
London-Pacihc Coast steady f3 5slf3 firm;
India TBS Cd. Pork firm prime West
lbs cd. Hams-Short IA 16 10, dull. j2s.
Lard dun prime Western in tierces. 4ss Cd; American
refined in pals 49s Cd. Bacon dull; Cumberland %
to 3" ~ i9s Cd short rib IS to - n. sos long clear
mddes. light. - "a n, long clear mindless heavy
% 10 49s; clear backs to 20 10 les 81
clear bellies. IA to 10 n dull SIS. Shoulders-Square
TO 10 10. dun ss Cd. Butter steady United
as; good United States us. Cheese quiet; American
finest white 45s Cd; American finest colored I'd.
Taow strong prime city. 30s Australian In London. Bis
Cottonseed oiIIu refined quiet 2s Cd TurpentIue
Spirits quiet 26s Cd. Rosiu-CommOn steady, 1I.d
Petroleum-Refned steady. i'd IAnseed oil steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
CASH QUoTATIONs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. October 4. 1901

coFFEE-The coffee market opened steady IN tone me
closed steady and net % 10
ronrs lower Unsatisfactory cables from all forelsfi
speculative markets. together with heavy osa spo'
market liquidation the start which re
suited in the lower values Demand from fore:gn
houses bulls for time In the nlOriilis
held prices up. later, offerings from bears PIlC
declined partial points and closed AT una. s,s.
Irht receipts In crop and heavy warehouse
deliveries in the United amounting 10 290o Days
,s-t-a.5 ~ demand 800 bags
Invre finally = lower and Hamburg net w IN
changed 10 pfg lower IS refs and santos 100
Tais while the exchange declined l-lod, 10
II 9l6d Port reached total OF 5000 bags ana
INFERIOR bags Local spot supplies
moved sloHy. more than STEADY at quota
lions based on SAC for and CSC for Santos No
4 invoice lots. Clearances this morning lncIlded me
Button. from Rie with 2ioto bags ana hei'auI
from Santos with 20 900 bags. both on october d.
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
v follows - -

Spot closed quiet with quotations Lice higher
the basis Of sac for niddlnE upland and s.c
ridcling Gulf Sales. rs bales Southern spot markets
telegraphed follows: New-oreans firm, NC
higher, 5l6c; Mobile firm Slice higher at 7Hc:
Savannah firm 3-16c higher. 7stc: Charleston
3-Isc tisher at 7ac; Wilmington finn. unchanged. at
Sc Norfolk firm Nc higher. size: Baltimore
3lsc higher at 1ec Augusta lice higher Lice:
81 Louis firm, &c higher. Sc Estimated
New-Orlesns $500 TO bale
compared $3.50 actual last week and ls sIs
bales actual last Houston tomorrow
To- 600 1900 bai-e compared with 1507
last week and 10 100 bales actual last year.
Receipts the ports today for the
week compared with tie totals OF week previous
tls NrfeE la.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Oct. 4.-The offerings auction sales
to-day numbered IA 200 Competition for fine
merinos, which are becoming Scoureds in
orisk demand and fine crOSsbrsds with
Medium and coarse grades irregular and lower.
rev parcels OF taken by America Follow
Ing the sales in detail New South 100
secured, 4&4dQ1s 613d greasy. 3zG1OIsd. Queensland
400 bales secured Cd greasy Sa1Od Victoria
$500 bales secured 4lsdG1s 6lad greasy idq1s IL sd
South Australia 900 bales: greasy. 3%G6i4d NewZeal-
land, 800 bales: 5Adds sd; greasy. 2e@9d.
Cape of Good Hope Natal bales secured ada
Is ID; greasy 5G6%,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot II WEST TWENTY-TEIRp sr1xap
MD DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
me leaving time from Deshros~es ana
C"rtiandt Streets is five minutes later than
thaf given below for Twcuty-third Stree,
S'a"""' except where otherwise noted
New To4 10 Pod1E s. to TWO s sso.
o@. caaie1 M No ss4 coaches hes to PtsOurs
ss PEN HsMsTT7Pi9urf and g!fssl,Bs
Rso p Gasea sos 4osds and d, oSss
1.s5 iPaaR %i dh aesfe s sxI Louis
ES Siss9 VA h@Sis IsaIassss
Ssr r. sr Louis ExPREss-For Pit,.burg In
WEsTEkS e E XIII Pnas e cSieaxo
75 Ps secTIFfTesy Ex PRES Car p,,,.
R6 oate co P0r hnesy daily Valley
91F GSsIsna ASK sfseP5 sa1sIs1y
eiH5ati an6 Pittsbgrs. Cleveland. Nashville via Gin
7s ~ WAsHiXSToN AND THE SOUTH.
S@ n!aE 6 fi 5:5 lsss s5S sss,5s'
ConsressionaI Lam All PsrIo~ and Dninr c-.'
ri su@ds2 sr SIS s'S $50 s io5 c1T n ms cs
Parlor ana N pni5r car s,s Ss5 c91gressonaI LIN
soETHERsSs f RAiE Z m K 70 ass;
ATLANTIC A COAST LrNE-ErDress. SIS a. m, and -,
To asaRR L AaR IaN Pc q dam,
No 9Rd Nek AND WESTERN RAILwAx-For Merps,
cHEs s. 3sf & OHIO RAiLWAY-s55 a. m. and az,
FOB Hse 2L d9v PoINT COMFORT and NoREoLk-z@
Trains and Ba s' PsrTar cs
STANDARD 1890 -aAA'N NaAs and
CAPE MAS-12S5 D. m weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch F,ail-,.
aWenty- third Street Station. m "a
80 SO, 4 10 LOS and ass D m. SUNDAYS, Ok -
500 D. m dfronn Desbrosses Cortlandt StrssysS ~
a. m l22o. 23o. $40 40 $40 and 700 10 m So. 80
FoR P = Z
o." 5'Dss9rosses and Cortland SOD rs TN
-, SOD 80 tS55 Penna Limited.
and Cortandt Streets Dining carr, 10 q -
sn and cortsnsi STR tsSs DnPs Cap
dining Carp f55 Dining Carr. 555 Dining carr ~
so 500. So q. m. II 10 night SUNDAYS & IA
tno eoschssl sa5 $50 % e5S Gimtedc 5s 10 =
ICplnns Carl a m. u 80 Dining Carr, IS (Dnfn.
car 323. 35a. rs Dining Carr. 455 Dining cas-
ooa DINING carr 7.55. SIS. SIS. 925 D. m. isfo
Tiekst offices Nos 461. 125t III and as1 Brozss
~ Filth Avenue (below ST.: Aston ES1ss.
west Twenty-thi-d Street station stations fooT -
DeSorosses and Cortlandt Streets; Street ssh
sutton uon street ss broadway and Pennsylvania Annex
Sation Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City.
transfer Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through destination
Telephone "Sl4 Eighteenth Street" PernsvIvant,
Railroad Cab
j. 3. HUTCHINSON. P WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Ageu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah Oct. Cotton firm: mdding FAC: low
SOL sales, :. 1876; stock 81 141.
Galveston, Oct. cotton firm. middlng Sac low
mddns FAC; good ordinary 6&4c receipts sS5S bales
1O0.5S4. 1900 ~
Memphis Oct cotton firm; middling, 15-16c; low
nhdInG 1880; good ordinary &c: receipts, $40
bales gross $3.50 shipments. loss sales 22Oo;
New-Orleans. Oct 4-Cotton firm middling. S a-1sc;
low middlins 916c. ordinary 13-16c: receipts.
Lar bales exports coaswi.e. 100 sales 1000: stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05

cember SIC: May 6st.G6akc: track No 1 hard esc:
No Northern essc No Northern. 64,.c. FlourFirst
patents 50 l5@S3 IS; second patents So 65dS3 rs; first
clears 81 1o@S2 So second clears So Is Bran. in bulk
SD 759S13.
Philadelphia. Oct 4.-Wheat steady: contract grade
October I1d71l2c Corn steady No mixed. October
62G62lsc Oats firm; No white clipped. s2izc.
steady fancy Western creamery 22ac; do nearby prints
25c Eggs steady but quiet fresh nearby 20c:
DC; do Southwestern, 10c do Southern Cheese
firm NevYork full fancy, small 10i4c; do fair
to choice 9ei10c Receips-Four 5000 bbls
10 In sacks wheat 1000 bush 120tD bush:
1000 bush Shipments-Wheat A, 600 bush; corn. 500
bush; $500 bush
ST, Louis Oct. elise. Wheat-No cash 6s1sc
October 6sa4c; December. 69s&c May 13l.c; No
6t@aesc Cor11-No cash; 56lse: October. 5e1.c: De
cember. 57Gt571sc: May 5914c. OatS-No BIC:
October se&c; December. ssac; May, ssAc No white
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. 4. p. m--Cotton-Spot,
DONE prices I'D higher American middiing. fair .
good middling. Sl-32d; midding. md low middlins
Rl6i; good ordinary, 1l-32d; ordinary sgd The
sales of the day 1000 bales OF which
for speculation and export and included o.s0O
Receipts 10 bales. all American. Futures opened ard
closed firm; American middling. c. October
sellers; october November 3264G4 33-64d BUYERS
November and December 20 e4a4 30 Gid buyers; De
ccmber and January 2S6iH4 29-64d January
and February 2s-6id sellers February and March.
Is 64d sellers; March and April.
and May. % SAD sellers; May
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
a-os A. NJ s~s p Daily exes,. S-,=.v. =.
Pittsfeld and North Adams. Sundays only az 20 a NJ
Pullman Cars on an through train,
Trains Illuminated with Ptnts-h TJgSt
Ticket Offices az 1fs 80. and '2fe ProaSz.v -
Union Sd w, 27s Columbus 132 West
1ss,h 81 and issh g stations New YORK.: ass ana ~
Fulton St. and los Rroadwa- F. d Rroohiv1 -
Telephone 300 Street. for New Yorl, re,+r., -,
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