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New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-In sympathy with the wheat I'm. i'm
s @ an9 1 had fair e pns s,sP 1s1ss,. s.
g 7ogss so No winter, s. s29s2 co. no grade
sao!sd fair good a Boss is: choice fancy
to sfsas s1es 5 sas
qusssd sos n s5 SPRING
s9rnmea s29 Iinseed OIL cake s2:so: corn oil cake
s M RSR fhSP sfS 90 aaanss in snea. was
wo s Ssh uh only bali
@ on se In
the last an e be ka @
wheat States Cables closed generally firm at %d net
: franc up: Buaapest and Berlin m each point ne,
tra nam a wek we're only about
% % last big IS sad fs h
s day profit & taking T With I as Gf @p feators m eoH @
quickly and prices rose 6uossn{ M
io%s %o 1' Sohern Sssf Ss buufh & to arrive
Northern NewYork 7ee prompt No NGEtheTn s n1on Gh
5Stc 5s Ssth sSh and coS2 S9
Speculative interest again largely centred In the
a ad pse to the sy highest POINT Of
@ eab h We're Tesponsbie for the excite
strength the indicating an ain almost snti5e
pearance showery prospects Tsmperaturss moreoysr
plants poor condition. the bullish feature
3 o 81 % e srsa tae os here
the of the sensational four cent break
which fact had restraining effect on some traders as
rains would doubtless provoke violent unoadIns
just they did Saturday. Export trade was
of course shut by the advance. ana only
eight loads found. A Minneapolis message said
that 6.0o0o00 bush Of would be shipped BACK tc
Kansas this year. being the first time in history tnat
furnished TO the Southwest The
Argentine shipments 2Tss 900 bush. against $780,
600 week ago. Liverpool closed 1sd net higher.
closed 57ssc prompt; No corn white. 0utsc
prompt md No yellow. 6sisc. prompt. GA
The market active also. the bad
crop outlook and general covering Cash oats here
another advance. No oats closed. SIC;
No 3. s6l4c: No white. s9is@4oc; No 3 white SOC
track mixed, 36if G3sc track white, 3sG4Sc. and No
white cips 3a9. a 4OIsc .RYE-Market nrmer No
western 5sIc and No 2 Western. 57&c both
53654c. BARLEG--Market duil.
Feeding was quoted 4sc and mating 5sG62c both !
New-York. Weekly wheat and -four exports, accord
ing Bradstreets were 221 $50 bush compared with
Ole 100 week and 3.o29 500 bush year ago
Since July the exports have been IL 1e2 455 bush.
against $50 year. Corn exports for the
week were ia 0s1 bush against $500 700 bush
week and 1s2 100 bush a year ago. From July TO
date COOS 6T bush compared with 1sls531 bush last
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
STOCK ON HAN
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. July 19,19o1
sarl
a % city faif s Seaa
s 5eFs o" were in fair demand and strong
steers soG 81 @ So pr m m bulls to at shs s. % a' o
COWS at s? 4oa4 Dressed sec steady at sSsc per
srer at Ssc peT a h. dressed Regh @
sfRs od oa at S for n oW Ths ne
quarters OF he beef will take out t ssS & cattle and
ana 400 quarters testmated) for G. H Hammond Co.
d1 Of for
ISIS quarters Of beef ate l0r f0 @ SoP and
msrea e & 700 quarters Of beef for NJ Morris the
oy Ss ssiy. e sss.s B5
s. m r GSyfr m r. as m GhssS ia 81 l2to go
d. 1ss 8 3 .ss ss so 3 aS DO DO at os S 3 3 at hoo
DO 90 s & s. ste s 77fs Ia do
d. sS@9rs Sa % S soR ~ 1S Chicago steers 1915 ~ at So 90
., Tobi9 % n shannon; bulls s29 ~ 81 5es m
Dc 90 ~ 1909 n n 9s 81 il Do Ss4 o iO$
glS 20 81 n la2a g s. r 10 a IS s. s7s
a 3es s. 2 so % i oho Dc is! 65oss2
% &c 20 n 10 at s. M 10 at f0' 5 s'2 o at
dS 1oSa r. at s dS a d 1e o s
s 5snssis s. g eG sa d ass5 at 1asa g g 20 do
do. 1863 10, a So so. "
prices steady with an early Clearance
100 b. SuermEs at '4s 81 ed' FED aiPss iGa at
81 ~ CITY dressed vea steady at sQlc 10 country
dressed firm at 6ulOc.
saesII. H Hollis: 5s veals l54 n average at 81 %
per 100 10: do l3 n. So %; NJ,
1t5 10 az So fed calves. 275 b 81 so; 125
SHEEP AND IANfBS- Receipts were 3ss cars or g. 4f5
head including for saughterers
the market making, with the stale stock 30is
sale al al Jersey City Sheep were weak. and common
l0G25c the market closing heavy with Is unsod.
Common 70 prime sheep sold S3QS4 so per 100 fb
at 81 S2 I5 ordinary prime lambs s5GS6 So
OF the sales S56S6 Dressed mutton weak at
sales--Harrington 24l Kentucky lambs So 10
% g H. at at g e 2 s. Per o l9 % "a "a ~ Sa at d9 IS IS 3 @ at g. So ID rs e
s. 90 do T2 10 at 81 37lz: 27e virginia do OF
n at 50; Virginia sheep. Io2 NJ at 81 so
vs. s. JUDD Co: ie5 Virginia lambs, 6s ~ at So 2t7
81 12i4 do n r; So 240 do 6s 10 at S5: IS
Jersey sheep. - 10 81 ~ cuIs 81 - also
yesterday 4S Virginia lambs. 6s ~ at Sc 90 dncor-
Newton 8 CO: 1875 Kentucky lambs. 90 NJ at Sc 25
30 DO 81 n s. 30; lG2 DO 81 N. $5 so; 255 West
virginia 90 o6 n. co; 80 Kentucky sheep 12o 10
at S3 2T2 Kentucky culls, IS 10. at 81 so,
=. az So 30 Do az ~ at go; les do, 60 ib a! s. %
s Sanders 24l West Virginia lambs. 6s fb AZ IS %:
GTT 31 81 n. s. 10. 20 Gull do - 10 at 81 -; II
Wegt virginia sheep lol ~ at 81 5) bucks. III 10.
MoPaereoa CO.. 24s Kentucky lambs. II ~ at SO so;
Tobin & sianaou: i5s Ohio sheep 9G n. 81 SO; 10
hug. l22 n at 40 date yesterday 1aI Ohio sheep
HuGs-ReoeiIts II cars, 1887 head. all for
slaughterers Prices nominal but feeling weak.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
OTHER MAnKErs-Br TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. July ls-Cat'le-Rece. pts cars, lower for
Western and Texas s'ecs light to good Western steers.
81 5tsG good. s5QSS 25 heavy fat 81 75q
s. AuEf-ReycIta. 80 cars, market good to choice
50 sheep and Receipts 70 cars. lambs duh.
sheep spring abs choice 70 fancy s. 4O8SJ 90
s. - choice ycasnss. 81 S0$4 Co fair 20 good
Ri,ago July 1s-Cat,ie-Recelpts > 425 head includ-
Ing l525 Texans strong 70 los higher as rule Good
to rhine seer s. 400 50 io POOR TO medium s. 23a$9 %
S3DI 10. h,fe~s 81 rrs4 80. s. S2 b, bus
SO ONS4 40 So 35V$6 Texan % i0asi Co.
hogs-Keceips to-day 5000 head. 10 morrow 900
head. let over. G3t6 head strong 10 SC higher Mixed
aud butchers 5; 55G$e good t. heayy 50 e54se l2'.
SALES. sO4$5 80. sheepKeceipts. 5000 head sheer
steady. lambs teaay coed to es9se wethers s. 90
50 yeeriinss, s4g$4 -; native Amhs: 81 23aS3
for Thursday July IS eoi-CsjtieReeeipts ship
ments 5s3G head, hogs receipts 65d3 head shipments
Cincinnati JuIy 1q-Hogs active higher. $IG$5 %
stronger k2q$5 %. sheep steady, higher. s. CSC
East i:u4aio July Receipts~cattle 70 cars; sheep
and lambs 20 cars hogs Shipments-CattIe 81
T 5a 5 neags a MeT i o5s 10 or Which were over
from yes,eTday Gsaal PIsPo[HoH "f5e ERE aeSas WAS eaf @
to-day the basis or 81 22aQ$i = FOR Texas
cattle There vas fair supply OF calves and with a
demand the market was steady AZ the quoted ngaT
and choice SO T54x6 SO good TO choice 80 aog
SO 75. sheep and lamhs-onerinss we're 4 loads end
the market was generally duh on a lower OASIS spring
ass xi s. $50 'o & coed 50 2S9 S $Sso ssS Is
wehers. S4a$i % The close dull with few loads
left Hogs-The hog market opened strong and &C
So lOq$G l2: Workers 81 Io pigs SO 1o roughs 81 40
81 co. 81 @5d$I 75. The close was steady with
East Ibsrty July I9,-catte steady; extra, S. s5as6;
prime, s. 5oaSa 70; good, s5 2oas5 40 Hogs steady:
Workers So o7i%asc ic sht workers ana piss SO Gag
50 o. common to fsr YorSss $SSg 90 onsST mctns1
81 90aS 80 cuis ana common 81 50qp$2 30: yearngs.
$34S4 10; veal calves, S1gS7 so
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

ers were active. and German and home buyers
operated freely. Superior merinoes in
strong demand Lambs were dull and showed no I'M
ProNensent cape of Good Hope and Natal well
supply OF crosoreds was large and fun prices
Following the sales detail: South Wales $500
oaIes; secured. 4adGls 5isd greasy 3kGIosd Queens
Iand 300 bales; secured, sd greasy 6G9c Victoria
Loo bales secured T<dG1s I'd; greasy sqlOi.d south
Australia zoo bales; secured, Sid: greasy SG74t Tas
mana 400 bales: scoured oisda1s I'D; greasy. 3Hda
is lt7d New-Zeeland. 6.2O0 bales
greasy 2%Q9d Cape Of Good Hope and Natal bales
secured 6S4dq1s lad; greasy 4zGThd- The sheepskin
sales We're concluded to-day with offerings
The skins were in a satisfactory condition The
attendance was fair The buying chiefly the
home trade Long woolled was lsgAd lower; short
wooled unchanged and coarse wooled shorn I'd lower
The number Of skins sold las oa2
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

., Liverpool. July 10. 4 p. m.-cotton-spot moderate
business; prices 116d lower American middling fair
3a2d good middling. 27-s2d midding a2d; low
midding 4Ssd good ordinary 45d ordinary. 37sd. The
sales OF the day 1000 bales OF which 500
speculation and export and included 04oo American.
Receipts, 1000 bales. including 700
opened quiet and closed teverish; American middlng,
IN July, ~ 6id sellers; July and August. S164Gp
" h4d sellers; August and September, 2s 64Q4
sellers September. 2S 6494 2D64d sellers: October.
buyers; November and December 17-64d buyers; De-
ceinber and January, 176fd buyers January
ruary II G4Gps 1s-84d sellers; February March,
1S-6sd sellers; March April. Is 644 value
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

DEsBRossEs AND coRTI-sNDT STREETS
CortIandt Streets Is Ave minute. later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
Te to fs5ds ssSas sx' csg sgs Rssiss
Ss sAFE ksns3Isarf h2a S!fssl1Ps
csasso csaa Td an&
1.$s 81 eGicAeo H5sss5S SD lsT.' sF LOUIS EMPRESS
cST Toledo Louisville sya cineinnaD. Indianapolis
Sss i: N. ST LOUIS Hs1S ExPREss-FOr PittsOurs.
5s NJ WFsTEN e HxPanssFoI chIesso For
7 fafe' r. raefe s1!Ssy ERFhEsFor pas c rous and
Route co51ecs os knSSVs @ dsg & via SssnanseS
ESESp S.v.sS5 AS9 SsSS1s a c
WxsHISGfToN f AND THE SOUTH.
7sS S SIS $50 loo Desbrosses and COrtlands Streets
tDesbrOsses and a SortaSst tH1S ss cA S ne as
bnns ca Inns ass al bn5 Pa59r s and PsIs Gas % n
Sion SIl I i@'s an nPs Paaf ssd sa Dining @ cr IS
.2s Dining Carr AS tpinins Carr. p 10
SOUTHERN M RAILwAY-Express s25. 4-25 12i
ATLANTIC nc; COAST LINE.-Express. SIS and s2s
apoaa AR tE ,IT fasr:s saa Mi o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cIDsAPEAKE OHIO p PRAiLW4Y-s55 Al WAY a. m
F6R 9LP FONT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7SS NJ
Atlantic cITYs85s Ell m @ aais and 255 p m weekdays.
sundays. l55 m. Through Nestibuled Trains Buffet
Parior Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Paror
Smoking Cars Parlor Cars. Dining Cars. and Standard
Coecnes on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-l2 55 p m. weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West West Iwenty-third Street StatIonl. $50 a H. 12lo
LILO saturdays only. 225. 255 22o. 40 45S. and
80 80 p m Sundays T55 9a5 a m. +S0 p m from
122o 20 Saturdays only, 2So. $40. 80 40 $40.
'' D. FoR osndafii Pffiih6EIrnIa I,i Ell Il a. 'i' p
go DsiSrosses IS sHd I cSstland Streets s2 e. rs Iss
and Cortland Streets 10 20 Dining Carr loss Dining
Sar) 1l5o a u 53. 210 Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 2 20 255 $25 $50 425 425 Dining Car.
sss m ~ 10 night Sundays 8 TO- SS Cno eoaehssl;
1885 1.55 Dining Carr. s25. ass AS Dining
Car) 455 tDinn~ Carr. 555 Dining Carr. 1885, SIS.
S-55 925 p. m. 1910 night
Ticket offices Nos. 46l 1884 Ill 26 Broadway:
1s2 Fifth Avenue (heIow 23c ST.: Astor House; West
Twenty third Street Station. and stations foot OF Des
brosses and Cortlandt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton
Street; 9s Broadway and PennsyIvania Annex Station
Brooklyn Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for nd check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Telephone Sfs
Eighteenth Street, for Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1orh, July 40, Ad11
,orFFE-Tame trade ana narrow fluctuations were
IL arstn to-day the Coffee Exchange The mar
ts cnsned steady with prices unchanged TO points
hel for the OF the session did not vary .
. trom that level The close was officially reported
foasr Ti,b prices unchanged 10 points lower. The
So market advices featureless far as their
sss ss ynon local sentiment concerned The move
te the CROP in Brazil quite in accordance with
s-sI ideas changes in domestic statistics were
-sn 10 attract speca, interest Total sales were
%. - 50o baes The market for spot coffee was in
by % sns unchanged with Rio Ts invoice lots quoted
Tss-enoes for the United States included steamer
cs,,Jsre from Rio. with 2e00O bags. The Rio eK-
Sssnrs rate was down another IA.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

OF hay We quote: Prime large bales per 100 10 600
S21ee; No l. S5GsTiac No 2 759s0c; No g. 6odf721ac.
small bales I5cQs1 per STRAW
frn for long rye with light supplies All of the
o Is likely TO make good prices until good adds
70 me onerng We quote: Long rye 9oa95c per 100
ID oat straw, 405oc. Receipts of hay
reported at the Produce Exchange Hudson
River Railroad. $50; Erie Railroad. $50 Pennsylvania
Iailroad. 40: West Shore Railroad 80 Lehgh Valley
tairoau 40: Central Railroad Of NewJersey so; river
By
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

N New,oTleans July lo.-cotton middlinE. ssse;
low HddnH IIsc: ordinary. 131Gc; receipts S12
bales: exports eoaswise $780, sales 0oo stock % 276
Memphis July 19-Cotton quiet; middling. SIC; low
mddns I5e: good ordinary. o 9-l6c; net receipts. 30
bales; gross 7i0 shipments l2l2 sales $50 stock 1901
3o.5tt; 1900 IL, ,6Sl.
Galveston. July 1o.-Cotton nrm: midd,ing, sisc low
mddng I;sc good ordinary 1c receipts, 2s5i bales:
sales 362; stock 524
Savannah July 1o--Cotton quiet; middling. Sac; low
middlng. Tssc good ordinary. 6Ac; receipts 9l9
balesi gross o19 eoastwise 35 sales 81 stock.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
RAITIN0HE 3: NRln RAus0AD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. New York. as fol-
lows, min later foot West 42d st. N r.
sT1O a M-For Intern. points to Albany Mont'L
.940 \ Nd Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer 20 Catskills.
t1O:3O A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express.
I'll 90 "A M-(2l Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska Express
tl2i3 p M--(3)--Catsku Mountain Express.
si 90 l. M-Chicago Express
y M-Con.. Lin. for Detroit Chi & ST. Louis
p No Ulster Express TO CatSkN Ms
4s:45 p No Hudson River Points Albany.
sells + M-For Roch.. Buffalo, C1eve'd & Chicago
+7S5 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo Detroit & l.
-e.i5 p M-For SYRIA. Roch. Mag Falls Det & Chi
.Iaiiy tDaily except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex No /. 1918 NJ: at tlO:45 a NJ: a 1910
NJ. az 1906 2 NJ Leaves Jersey City, P. r r. sta.
No al f945 NJ . al f1i:2O A VI: 3 1880 p NJ: 4
ar 1888 Time tables principal hotels and offices.
Bargage checked hotel residence by westcOtt's
n E LAMBERT GenI PASSENGER Agent. Y y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations Lice lower
O. the basis Of 7lec for mddng upland and lice
~ mdolng Guf sales Of 40 bales Southern spot mar
hets were telegraphed follows New-Oresns quiet and
,sy unchanged al sssc Mobile nominal unchanged at
esc Savannah quiet unchanged at SIC; Charleston
steaey. unchanged SIC; wilmington firm, unchanged
al sac; Norfolk steady, unchanged at sac; Baltimore
nominal, unchanged S1zc: Galveston quiet unchanged
a s-ci Augusta dull unchanged al SAc ST. Louis quiet
nnchaDgei 81 SIC.
Receipts cotton at the ports to-day and for the
Week compared with the totals OF week previous and
G this week last year
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
STEAMBOATS,.

TRmS7Tn1N AND POINTS IN
GONO0 u NDUNG NEW ENGLAND
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Fail River
Leave Pier 10 r.. OF Warren 81. Weekdays and
Sundays at $50 p NJ Steamers PRISCILLA AND PURI-
TAN. Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE via Providence-Leave Pier IS
n. r., foot OF Murray 81. Weekdays only al 6 p NJ.
Strs. PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT. Orchestra o each
STONINGTON LINE. via Stonngton-Leaye Pier So
N. r.. foot OF Spring St. Weekdays only $50 p NJ
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE. via New London--Lesvc Pier SC
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN I4INE-From Pier Is 2. r., foot Peck
Slip. Weekdays Steamer CHESTER W CHAPLIN leaves
500 P. NJ. RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight. Sundays
CHESTER W. CHAPLIN leaves at $50 A. NJ. Returning
leaves New Haven 3i5 p NJ delightful Sunday trip:
all day Long Island Sound
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
new YORK CENTRAL,

sS1turjays only STaily except Saturday and Sunday
HARLEM DIVISION.
A NJ p N. Daily, sunday. 10 Pitts
heId and North Adams seturtays only. las P. NJ;
Sundays only at 30 A. NJ
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light.
Ticket offices at 49, 26l as and 1915 Broadway IS
Union Sc. w 275 Columbus Ave. lS3 West l25th ST.,
125th ST and 1SSth Stations New York: 33S 728
TSulton ST and IO6 Broadway. 2 d. Brooklyn
Teephone 900 Street for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
y M OTGFTT GEORGE II. DANIELS.
f,anarnI Snnerintendent General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
NAVAL STORES.

There little easier for spirits
turpentine with prices lower, and demand is
moderate Rosn ruled about steady and prices were
changed Tar was also steady We quote as follows:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Regulars and machines 36A
TAR-Reguars, 81 %; do oil bbls. 81 %
R0SIN-Common good strained 81 4odS1 42ts; D.
y go; e. 81 20; F. 81 75 c. 81 so: H. 81 S5; I. 81 X
81 3d. NJ, 81 75; ", 50 O5; W G. sS S5: W W. s3 65.
STOCK ON HAND.
.-A'9 ui PeHtiHe 14tS Dds
Tar 993 bbls
savannah. July 19-Spirits turpentine firm, 33iAc;
eeipts I4oo u s. sales. l. 262 exports. 3677 Rosin
Hrin receipts, S436 bbs: sales 233S 2s22; A.
G. 81 10 d. 81 20; E. 81 %; F. 81 80: C. 81 35 H.
81 40 81 go; X 81 95 NJ 81 40 n, 81 30; w c. So o5
Charleson July 19-Turpentine steady. 3SH :. Rosin
firm and unchanged.
Wilminston. July 1s.spirits turpentne dull 8sh@
sac receipts 90 bbls. Rosin 95c61$1 receipts $50
bbls Crude turpentne quiet s1G$2 receipts. 123 bbs
Tar firm. 81 so; receipts. sSc.
London, July 19.-Turpentine-Sp 26s 715d.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 19.-Flour firm; demand fair. Wheat dull
Ior spring; NO Norherl. 7I1sc winter No red. 73c
offered Corn strong; No yellow 56i4c: No do 55%e
No corn. 5J1ac: No do 55i<c No
3914c; do clipped 394c; No. white 3s&c; No mixed
3sc. Barley 4sQ52c. in store Rye-No soc. store
Canal freights steady.
Chicago. July 19.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

/
MARKET again to-day. though weakness much
during yesterdays session. NeHF-Orleans
selling potent factor Of depression and stood in the
buying bullishy inclined traders here The
early English cables signal disappointment 70
friends only displaying fun response 70
decline Of last night but showing pronounced weak
throughout the list under heavy Southern selling AID
uncOnrTned reports OF hard rains Northern and
Central Texas Our market opened easy and of Sd1
points this being better shov ing than expected on The
cable As official weather reports did not sub
stantiate private rain reports. there was sharp
rally al along the line 1890 o'clock. and for time
the indications favored a return Of bull traders 20
supremacy Europe stiffsned sized buy
here, Street and commission houses
bought with far Of confidence. But before
midday weather forecast promised threatening con-
6itons Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as
well IN Eastern Texas tomorrow. Fair con
disposed allowances for resppsarance Of drouh
argued that the belt expect
big immediate from the
Guf whore appears be disturbance Of
any The yesterday IN Northern TeKas
good they went, but nothing like
copous privately reported last night The
Atlantic shown Be stil flooded with rains,
weather forecasei for tonight and to
Crop reports very unfavorable. noting
the belt Of Georgia and back
ward the Atlantic Coast Western Texas.
n the the local market Gevod special
,sztur being Inactive and The close was quiet
and steady, with prices 2a6 points lower.
The q contract prices in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

Ehcnange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
sxpot sSo demand; sales 1000 bales speculation and
io: rsei,,at at,erSan 5000 receipts. I.Ooo American
he piano. 1924 futures opened steady
q pslnf sens 1 of se4go-eid closed feverish a5sa
net lower July, 5.32s: Juy-August 43iJ
Foes sas leHoer and September m c. 42s1ks October
t< 1nc ostooer- November 4lSb; Soyember-Decern-
<l7s t,tecenoer January. sI7b: January February
Gsnch.. March, siss: March-Aprfl 1874 le
-farns quiet and cloths In moderate demand
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

Rio-CoIee market quiet: No Rio 4s400; exchange.
eled; receipts 1900 bags: cleared for the United
States bags cleared for Europe, 5000 bags stock
SOL 600 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee was fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
THE I,oNpoN wool. MARKEr.

London. July 1e-Ihe offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered H. $50 bales. The selection
Of good quality and competition was brisk. French buy
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. OF Chambers 81,
follows. and minutes earlier w. 2Sd ST.:
300 a. Daily.-Sold train for D. m.
Binghamton Waverly, h4nira and Bradford Coaches.
Il m.-Daiiy, except
wayery. EQmira and Delaware points
Pullman Psrlor Daily and MonticelIo
Pullman Paror Cars.
train Chicago arriving $50 Arr Cleveland TAO
Sieepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati
1-3O p. Daily.-Buralo and Cleveland ESpres.-Arr
Buffalo Bradford T.20 Youngs-
a. Cleveland Il. m. TO
falo and Cleveland Cafe
p. Daily.-Solid train Binghamton. waver-
Enira Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago,
FIICKETs. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. 49, 26l. 300
broadway. 1877 East 12oth st. and 2I3 West 12Sth
Chambers and West 2Sd 81 ferries New York: S33
s6o Fulton ST.. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. l22 River
Hoboken Jersey City Station. New Transfer
Cn for and checks baggage destination"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
T'43o. t7.3O, tS.OO 'o-OO 1000 80 A. NJ. f1oo
sISO 1900 t4OO sf4OO tz-SO. 800. 200. tT30
5000 rf926 p. NJ, .121 mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$3.50. $500 1000. '113O a. NJ. t1OO. 'l3O. '3.4o
s5.oo '1oO p NJ. '12 IS mdt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector St.
Pleasant 900. 1000 IL A. NJ, 100.
200 345 4.30 $50 p. NJ Through Ocean Grove 6 10
p NJ. Sundays through PoiEt Pleasant 1000 n. ".
LOO 500 p. NJ
Ofnces: Liberty 81. Ferry Ferry. 1I5 26r.
1854 1s2 737 9Th 25 Union So
West I5S I25th 27S West 125th ST.. 245
Court St. 344. SEQ Fulton St.
Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
'From Liberty 81. only. 'Daiy. tDaily except sun
day sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

CENTRAL R. A. Of new JERSEY.
Liberty ST. South Ferry 0ime South Ferry
minutes earlier than below. except noted)-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-19
ge qdlita aiIy eagle: Tuesday oiuo 9brarv 49, 1901.

students Of Paramount VIII work under
her direction.
DR.. Riley, The manager OF the fair, IS
here from Fort Scott and win stay until
af1er the close Of the weeks events. he
IS all enthusiasm. and states that Wich-
tia VIII have one Of the grandest times
u her history. The fair is something
entirely new, as its name indicates and
Wichita people VIII De surprised at the
magnidcance Of the affair. The poster and
announcements Of the fair viii be out
within a few days and the city and sur
rounding country wiz have an opportunity
Of seeing the announcement Of the many
attractions Tor the fair.
The contest for president Of the New
Fashioned fair still goes on. and many
tickets were sold yesterday for the con-
tsst This president IS for the Juvenile
inaUgura tion. which viii take place dur
ing the fair. and the voting viii close on
April 3 at >. n.
The booths for the exhibition part Of
the fair are now On sale, and already
many % the Wiehita merchants have ar
ranged for booths. The booth features
VIII be very neat, and the auditorium viii
be made resDlendant with variegated
coIors.
The event VIII be one Of the most at
tracive affairs which Wichita has had
for some time. and the ladies' n charge
are pushing the matter 10 the front.