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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

Brown, a boy. by tying him to fence
and nearly killing him with a whip.
While under indictment Geddes was
released on bail and went to Chicago.
While there young Brown was killed,
and the state claimed Geddes hired
George Dixon. a negro, to kill Brown,
SO he could not testify against him,
since if convicted he could not inherit a
rich legacy promised him by his
Scotch godfather, wealthy banker of
Edinburg.
The state induced Dixon to turn
states evidence. Dixon pleaded guilty
and got thirty years. Geddes, his
wife and Thomas Welsh, cowbov,
were tried for murder. The men were
convicted, the jury disagreeing in the
case If Mrs. Geddes. The supreme
court granted Geddes and Welsh new
trials, but WEIGH died in Anaconda
two days ago.
Gcddes' wife is suing her husband
to receive title to property she claims
he induced her to fraudulently sign
away. This suit brought out the fact
that Geddes had deserted his wife and
gone to New Zealand, and the further
fact that the wife is now willing to
tell all about the Brown murder and
how Geddes concocted the scheme and
urged the negro to kill the boy.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06
Thursday, June 6, 1901.

OF COURSE in selecting a man to
succeed ex-Commi ssioner Philbrick it
is but fair that Judge Loud should APP
point a republican from the same part
of the county. The News hopes and
believes that he will find a man will
ling to serve who is broad-minded and
progressive, and who will not allow
any political considerations to inter-
fere with what is for the best interests
of the county.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

If Miles City will make Col. Sam.
Gordon marshal of the day, mount
him on white charger and decorate
him with red sash and plug hat,
Forsyth will guarantee a good sized
delegation from Rosebud county to
view its Fourth of July parade.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06
Seal McOrepOr,

The standard Morgan bred pacing
stallion, Seal McGregor, can be seen
at our stables. Parties wishing to
arrange for service are requested to
call at our Office over the drug store.
5-9-4t THORNTON & CHOISSrR
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

If the big dailies of the state only
knew how little the public really
cares for the shortcomings of the
'other fellow" they would devote more
of their valuable editorial space to the
discussion of live topics and propoga-
ton of new ideas.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

THE Indian Department has de-
creed that hereafter marriage among
the red men must be according to the
laws regulating white marriages. No
polygamy will be allowed and records
must be kept by the agent.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

JUDGING from the number of braw1s
between the allied forces in China.
the situation there is assuming the
gaiety of an Irish wake.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

IL MILES CITY wants Forsyth to CO.
operate with their ball club to defeat
some of those western teams, we have
nine rafting good ball players we can
loan for the purpose.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

The president has decided not to
call an extra session of congress to
grapple with the Philippine problem.
He has sized it up as one man job and
will look after it himself.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

JUNE weddings, base bail and yacht
racing occupy the front pages of our
metropolitan papers, but we notice by
a six line item in an obscure corner
that the Beers are keeping right on in
their work of assimilating Tommy
Atkins
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

JUDGING by yesterdays resigna-
tions, pnblic office in Rosebud county
is no private snap.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

EX-COM PHILBRICK evil
IDENTIFY believes in the old proverb that
she who fights and runs away may
live to fight another day
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-06

BETTER late than never applies
to rain also.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

n local oT sa ssan dy
hand 10 mouth ara m y d S en saTe RoeH s
andsrone tHas to O' the stuaon following arrivals
Week Si i0 The close was quiet and easy sellers
basis & o s3' 70 a ba the 0naga 4ea of pe va" Was m
in sympathy with the f"reign weakness knees sPeiter
with unnporant price changes at 81 ioas 10 Copper
sass0f ESlsa asf' aHs Si lse s% fo CASING eeSro
spite prices 1 10 t Wits l @ sod@ns SrFeR FGR
figure We quote zig iron on warrants Yo
80 fSunSy sI 81 56Ssi5 5 and soft os6ern 8Ss IS
dM EnEio eosed at 5as Id and
aS ss quiet but about steady at Unchanged prices
syrups without important change Quotations fol
is@iso; good i722c; prime 22gso; open
isaioc: fair. l7a1sc: good. 1sa2oc; prime. 2i@24c
fAoss oGEAS FFEIeHTsA limited business reported
sail and the demand was generally light
tendency was somewhat easier for small
ns s ass fo
prompt loading In other trades s 6gsness was
Pa M
HULL sf nsTR sd 60 coon so
ys5g0 Ps5 s seaer @ hence
Ind. po Bosdn to boe ondon Is
berth terms prompt British steamer 5000 quarters
Ts and g 81 tR
TnnSsfy Hnssd Kiasdom ssisn aa sh @
.sns snea a2ah Of sn
10 United Europe. lump sun. equivalent to
Hamburg to United States Sc British steamer LISA
uons, iis tons coal Cardiff Bermuda SIS Ga;
,usa Britsh steamers .s35 and lso3 TONS chalk
49, "a Phtiadelphia S. British steamer, $50 tons
West india trade i2 months private terms:
200 ,ons sugar Macoris to New-York S275 port
Charges 9es tons coal Baltimore to Matanzas
t.S 600 tons and schooners 704 and 100 tons
snha,t Brighton north OF Hntteras private terms:
aspa ansr ana tons lumber. Jacksonville New-York
Tiyae terms; schooner 2s7 tons. lumber Brunswick
So.sch Sc, schooner, 1,l06 tons, ties. Savannah
Philadepha. 15c: schooner. 4o2 tons lumber. Kings
ppstIssaepba to Savannah. 81 90 British schooner
coal Edgewater st John, B. 81 25: British
aso tons sugar New-York 81 75
ana pori charges schooner, o55 tons. coal Newport
Nsus 10 La Guayra private terms; three schooners.
aDs oes and i,o89 TONS phosphate rock Tampa 20
atirnore Philadelphia or Carteret sz schooner Ion
haroes schooner 2ss tons dried boards
,ia 20 Phfiadelphia s5 CIR schooner $50 tons. kiln
dried boards Norfolk TO Portland. 81.
continued weakness apparent IN the
cotonseed rnsret Monday a. result OF depression
a. ,fs south offerings IN local
IL, 81 lower prices yellow offered
t soe nearby with 3oo the best bid. Refined petroleum
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

pr eol u eoes2 do state per 500
y ~ sta*e Bar les = rag 81 50SSI 10; and
poor 10 fair $50 10. 81 5Rs1 a:
se per bb 81 1882 25 do Southern 75cS1: Brussels
sprouts per quart 4dl0c beets FLORIDA 81
40 Orleans per 100 lunches sSas3 so: celery per
~ do State ton, s14qS1s; cucumbers Florida per
or crate. s2ds3; chicory, New-Oreans per bb
se ooe q 5o eggpans Florida per box 81 25Gs2;
"a lettuce Florida half Dbl basket. sIqs3 do New
per obl s2s4 okra, Florida, carrier 81 15
e %; DO Havana s1GS1 50 onions Bermuda per crate
9gs2 90 do Connecticut and Eastern white. per bol
oV9s0 90 yellow s2S2 49, do red S2S2 SO; do orange
Ce3n1y white. bag s2qS4 do red s2Gs2 2 do state
an western red per $50 10 s2Qs2 %; do yellow - q
e o 40 state and Western. white, double head DBL
- 6gS2 so; do yellow 50 259s2 do red s2gS2 %
MlLh-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality Is
o%c quart.
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-The OF trade to-
gay did not materially exceed the few busy surts OF
ternent OF rates for any grades particularly FOR
Under quality We quote Prime large bales per LOG 10
e2eg9tc No DO, s71 Q0oc No do s21h Gs5c; No do
iogsoc; salt do, 40945c; small baed hay. oocGsl per
Ton less than large .STRAW-LonS rye s steady
with some enlargement OF receipts We quote In gen
erai way S09S5c for full quality lots Receipts OF hay
and straw in reported the Produce Exchange at
noon to-day: River Railroad, $50: Erie Railroad
$40 Pennsylvania Railroad, $780, Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, 10; West Shore Railroad, 100;
Lehigh Valley Railroad 1870; Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 130; river boats 20: total 1850 Receipts OF
straw 10 tons by river 110 tons by rail- total 12O tons
ElgIn, Jan 14-There fairly good attendance on
sales were made. but Offering of butter made
and but lSc offered. The lot withdrawn The
official market declared steady PIC. Output
for the week was reported to be 625s00 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

5e g98 ssss sd S ssa
80 white 26a. a27'&c: No white 26a27c: No rye
s. No nsf 81 81 qS prime No d6y seed
4 s4 contract ar6 grade Zoo wsss NJ pork per Dbl
ribs sides oose S 95s 2 dry stsd sRoSes oxe seS5'
Of high wines 81 a. On the Proiucs ESchSnge &
day the butter market was inactive ereameries 1fQlgc
fresh 1sc. ' - ~ AssS Nu'i'
Cincinnati. Jan 14-F1our steady; fancy 50 a5a$s TO;
Rye firm; No ?, 55e. '''''' 40 "'Aso' &c
2ts 7sc 10 Nofther6 No 81 hs5s G * PSn MG
% gog2sc 19 arr'ye & No hard 564se No Northern,
-M4iiiws9kee jan 1i-Wheat nominal; No Northern.
Barley dull; No .. 6OG61c; sample 50G57c - ''~
Minneapolis. Jan. 1I-Wheat Nav 76c: Julv 76S. %
767sc track. No 1 hard 76&c: No Northern 49,
No Northern. I1872s4c. Flour BRAN unchanged
Philadelphia jan 14-wheat firm: contract grade
January 4Sa43hc Oats firm; No white clipped 32la@
extras s. e5sa s Pennsyvania Peer ess 81 100 sS
80 90 do straight 50 3og$s 90 Western winter clear 50 q
Kansas straight in sacks So 4o9s3 go; do patent.
50 65sl patent 81 oa$4 ~ DO avoTite brands 3 as
81 81 90; city mills extra g Ioas2 %: do clear g $50
iEocd Rye aoqr was DUH and weak at eoGss Dol
fg a Buehw9eat a ts foSr ar quiet and un
quality jobbns sales higher steady fancy West
'shsy @ Do %ssG as Ess DO fg sHd
ern 2lc; do Southern 2oc Cheese steady New
EsiHSS u isco sS'Ss SBis.
shpments-corn 56s 900 bush oats 500 bush OOO 0uSn
arS St 1d hsu Man Nan aNWhsat 5 No red cash 7s
JHly: 2sc oats No cash. 2o'.c: January. 25c; May.
Toledo Jan Wheat dull weak; cash January.
lamar SIZE Nay $se Oats steady and
prime. SO 5S January. 81 12ss March. 81 20 -''''
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

was Is points lower all around Lin.eed oil quiet ana
:is1A ssd $ ss s g. "; S sss s g. .na s n su
30; refined cases New-York, So so; cottonseed ol
soasoc on Sumner yeoW aec prme White saS
35c prime winter yellow 36q37c; inseed. American
Western linseed quoted city brands: oil.
in live hogs and depressing news from grain
the day a good demand from shorts and buying at
tributed packers. The close about the best
5000 expected on Tuesday Kansas City had 5000
Omaha 1000 All Western points received 81 ooO PORK
SO 80; short clear 81 5eas3 BFE-s;esdy quoted;
4s Ms ns saSs Se ss i sloaf Rs4f SoTsiG 0S Sao
SIC 5Sqs2o 80 30 = DRGssED les HoGsEasy; quoted ted
H. sc 12 ID, nc il ID 7isc Picked shoulders steady
SUse4 TALEowIsieady; city 5sc country $40
51zc. .LARD-Firm quoted at 775c City % lard d nrln;
lea, $500; Continent 795e Brazil kegs 500 c9ln-
pound TEA fSN4ed ety qsoted oso 9c city lafd
market for rce today but PRICES were firmly held
ing light offerings. Quotations follow; Domestic, com
JaPaG a. Ransom in b bond Hn6 2@2% c
rent needs trading was rather quiet in refined sugar cir
5s5c XXXx powdered. 5.7oc: powdered coarse pow
granuated 5sc Gsee Coarse and extra fine granulaed
5IOc Eagle lb o bags and 10 bags of fine
l. 23e; Nos and 300; No A. S15e; No & s. - 519G; &C.
475c No H. 4.7Oc - and 49, 465c Nos IA, is and
10 4 e9 sale of se tons English @ Island and msSoYade @
interest was manifested the local situation
firmly inclined. with prices at close the
basis of 4ac for centrifugal 8c muscovado and sc
I'd to 9s Cd and ss 3d respecte for both deliveries
I'm aCtpr had iD0t, no
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

easier; sa,es 1000 bales speculation export soo
ssf9s AZ ss sd 4 ,5i. lssaFs.
sstsp sssss psf!s
5s .uafAaS a54b seSte DeSR
aues but seRs
SR shd sssf9e s" ~ast sssn
msEnp nsy loSer to sell but without actual reduction
eose Spring patents quoted 81 I0a$4 s5
sSoaTS S ssass ss Winter oSsss 'lts e5Ps
a1e S Ss2 ss ne oa nad s. s Ss sse @ M
fancy oN SR Nso%sf & sSss 10 qsott G6SGe
Steady Quoted ne W %hte hs sna s2 yedw o.
siS s2c;s; FEEp-Firm quoted Spring bran spot
Sse sisasls S SRfRS g.
SCI Corn s oil cake ss hm cRcp nsfsa See oil oil 4es
,GRAIN-wHBAr-rn looking over the market situation
this morning local operators made sup
Ing again chicago presumably with the idea Of
bearish at hand which under ordinary condi-
tqns ens, would have undoubtedly produced important
and then waited TO the market To the extent
Efforts to elevate it further Were in vain and toward
for long On n % sharply below h
contingent its experience that attempt made
twice, when feeble buying appeared in answer to
eaBe Me Of ahE the m he
aeavily at the lowest point Of the day feeling the @ @ i'm
bush and the of 5S4 900
DAYS forecasts It was said however in the latter con-
for by in Minneapolis being made regu
lar The English visible supply decreased Oi2OOO bush
M PGn fT hs Week vU ah to
shipments from this country last seaboard
%sea bnsh f The quantity on
except for Paris which closed lSaS' points a SWeT The
points up Antwerp franc higher and Berlan unchanged
foeeneon psPt for Northwest account Which gave rise
to the local about Wall Street interests ETC. nut
an immediate uPturn in prices There was rather less
from the ehaTscteT Of Saturdays operations that
cradle wheat would be worked early this week The only
at outpors Th. local stock Of contract
decreased Ioo225 bush Quotations of cash wheat
aost basis we're as follows No hard % 4pp9 Nortbsn 1
Duluth. $3.50; No Northern Chicago s47se No red
Nc hard SesYoR MARC early saa
tion quite favorable advancing tend
SRa h good Sye SR at he The
the West " Although receipts at Chicago were 6o2
grades with soft weather. the
in the English @ markets and the seaboard Of
600 bush also had an important eec1 On ts d
SHIPMENT which were m 100 bush behind previous
IN The rsbe ppy 0 there @ss ans Of 10000
bush and increase Of 200 bush in the local '0Ss 90 e 90
bush The amounted to Is loads all here
o aaoat. Near the close market eased off with
wheat and finally "a ac net lower No corn 1 ss Het
..-. .oATs-The market little easier. with corn
4qh qs Fe s here RF s
erased m iosoe a % 5 sas No white &c. track
scasi track White No white %estsqn sRs
ss9;sa at 5se NJ
Csc ssq'rS SSs'y Bi(SwHAT Eat dRAiN-market
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January Ii. 1901.
CpFFEE-Total o $50 bags, to-iay's business
ca Coffee Exchange represent probsb smallest
market Of The bulls content
their and quietly reDdjust pend
ing the appearance of radically factor upon
which base conclusions In this connection ,he
crop sstuaon regarded Offering the chief chance
entirely fresh ideas though todays advces indicated
something of decrease the Brazilian receipts On the
call the market steady, with prices unchanged
points higher For the forenoon sales $50
bars there points covering.
started by a late advance of L Havre where
Improvement had looked The
kei closed quiet with prices 5Gl0 points higher
Europe light buyer the rise; importers sold for
reaction Investment operations not feature.
At best the market professional affair Spot coffee
the Street market steady. but dull, with
prices sn quite nominal about the basis Of 7se for
invoice lots Of No Rio. Buyers slow to believe
he advance permanent in the speculative market ana
therefore held sloof for setback Total warehouse de
nveres IN the United states for the week just ended
49, $40 bags, against 1055G bags last week and
$40 bags the week year ago OF the former
NeTok reported 24350 bags. Santos receipts
1l3Oo0 bags fer the week. compared with $1,000
las week $4,000 bags for tfe week year
Rio receipts aggregated 5000 bags against $1,000
week and BAGS for the week
Rio shipments the United States 10000
TAGS the week: Europe. 5000 bags; Santos ship
United - 900 bags Europe lls.ODO
sg5 Bahia weekly receipts. 4soO bags stock. 5l00o
TIE range prices the local market to-day
WIS as iACsNs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 1i-Clostng; Beef-E.xtra India mess
dull. 6is. Pork-Prme mess Western dull Hams
Short IA 16 No. firm, ass Bacon firm; Cumberland
&c to so NJ 45s short rib 16 10 "a H. ASS 3D. long
light, 2S 81 NJ ass long middles
heavy n Ills Sd; short clear backs rs
II 70 13 ~ 3fs sd Lard firm prime Western in tierces
American refined. in pals Ss Cd steady;
United states 10os; good United SIS I'd
Cheese steady American finest white SIS American finest
Tallow steady; prime city 25s Australian
in London, 27s %. Cottonseed oilIu refined. spot.
steady Turpentne-Spirfts firm, 2Ss Sd Rosin-
Common steady. Is Cd Petroleun-Rehned steady. Tsd.
31s 81. Peas-Canadian quiet IS esd
FIour-St. Louis fancy winter steady 81 Cd. Hops
London QacIhc steady, e 5sGf3 5s Wheat-Spot
strong. No California, winesr.
as 2i&d No Northern spring 6s 4lad futures steady:
March is May, 6s 2hd. Corn-SpOt American
mixed md; American mixed. old Is Id; futures
steady; January IS MD March, SIS 10lsd; May IS 9d.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. 14-Cotton easy: mdding essc. low
middng 316c; good ordinary 1i-16c; recetpts ss
1888 I19. ' wv ''OeN'
Baltimore. Jan. 14.-Cotto1 nominal: midd1ing 1O1se.
low middling. f116c: good ordinary 1-6c gross re-
ceipts. 1900 bales: stock, 1O323. -
savannah jan 1i.-Cottou quiet. rniddIiug o
low mtidlng 15-Isc: receipts. 2s69 bales; exports
coastwIse 61s2; sales. 99s: stock, rs sos
Memphis Jan. 14.-Cotton steady; rniddIing
InadIng 94sc: good ordinary S5sc: receipts 7T5
I53. Isl. ' ' >'
New-orleans Jan 15-Cotton quiet and easier; mid
receipts 10 123 bales; gross iOIs4 exports eosswise
2015; sales 1900: stock, S52,SO5.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

COTrONThe bulls had rather unconifortabe morn
lrz ket but recovered a
ton sustained in the early afternoon
While iublant the break the shorts were
trenely refused make determined rald INTO
their opponents territory The factors bearing on the
matched to warran; urres
selling while few operators OF renon were 70
the the long on the opening the mar
ket with prices 4d8 points lower soon IN IN
l0d12 points by active selling rom
az directions. led by tired holders The Engnsh b Tapi
the for the decline and selling mere naNils
rejected weak situation in Ive.pool where botn &c &C.
had suffered from lauidaton steaay canlss
had been expected The basis for the heavinesT aoa9
&C r offerings by nervous spot holders ena
the big crop estimate issued here saturday last by IL
Wilson Liverpool continued weak 10 the very cos
nC and sold from time to time in our market an dax gay;
the South generally worked on the bu
eide. believing cotton 10 he worth more than II was az
fssDond legitimate influence Receipts az the ports
the week port arrivals 5000 bales behlnd
rho f las. wear ana nearly 25 behind those Of
week with pointing continued hght
arrivals desirable grades spot cotton Souh
reported and domestic rnlll uses
Toward feeling swept through the
portion Of trade led to renewed liquidation
Tnder this pressure prices again turned downward ana
the Of the day. net loss OF lodlI
with in tone. Holders seemed 10
that after cables might show further weak
IN liverpool might bring extensive selling orders
fere frorn Europe general. Trading active
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled dull but about
steady at unchanged prices Rosln quiet at old
prices We quote:
TAR-Regulars, 50; do oil. bbls 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-39I
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 20; E 81 rs: F.
81 30: 81 s5: H. 90 T. 81 95 k 81: NJ. So is: n.
81 IS: W G, So SS. and w. So 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentine bbIs Z,S04
Charleston jan 14-Turpentne firm. Soc. Rosin firm,
unchanged
Savannah. Jan. 14.-sprts turpentne hrm 36q 36iac
bid: receipts 29 bbs sales bbls 7105 bbls
Rosn firm and unchanged receipts. 1887 bbls sales. $50
bbls; exports. 5.370 bbls.
wilmington. 14.-spirs turpentine steady. 3549
SEC; receipts, Sc Rosn steady. 81 2OQs 25
cepts bbls Crude turpentine quiet 30dS2 80;
cepts. bbls Tar firm. 81 receipts. 35T bbls.
New-Orleans Jan. 14.-Receipts: Rosin. 93s bbls
pentne 62 bbs.
London, Jan. 4.-Trrpentine-spirits 2ss 3D.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, JAN 14.-Four steady. Wheat. spring limits
steady; No hard old spot. 77sc; No Northern old
spot S4Sc do SO SC; winter unsettled early closed
steader: No red 7sc No white and mixed ne Corn
corn. 4l@41Ac; No 3 do. Ale, through billed. Oats
quiet No white, 3O1aq3O4c; No white, 291sc; No
mixed, 2sc No do. 271ac through billed Barley
offerings of State fair grade offered
at 60c on track; Western 60q67c for good fancy
ouiI; NO = Wac asked on track; No in store 5sc.
Chicago, jan 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan a. p. m--Coton-Spot-MCde busi-
ness prices 132d lower American middlng fair
good mtddling, 19-S2d; mddlng 5lzd mIddIing.
sd good ordinary, 27-32d. OF day
5000 bales. which for speculation and
export, and included ISOO American. Receipts
bales all American Futures opened quiet and closed
easy American middlng January. 22-64IS 2S-64i
sellers; January and February. 20 64l5 buyers
February and March. 1S-64d buyers: March April
sellers: April May sellers MAY and
June. 11-6ia5 I2-64d buyers: and July. 9-64d
buyers July and August. 664l5 TGfd sellers; August
and September, 576d buyers; September, SD buy
2!-Sid nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

spot cotton closed dull with quotations &c lower,
ths Ioc ndding upland and iohc for mid
ding Sa LOO bales. Southern spot markets
~@re teIegra phed follows; New-orleans quiet and
s.ser. unchanged. csc: Mobile easy UNCHANGED at
tfr: Savannah quiet Lice OF. at 7-16c; Wilmington
fr- unchanged at sisc; Norfolk quiet Lice lower. at
farc: Baltimore nominal unchanged at 10c: Augusta
sdy lice Iows~ al exc: 81 Louis dun unchanged st
vac tomorrow at New-Orleans
from ~ 0oo 70 IA 600 bales l3
u 25 year: Houston. from 5000 70 5000 bales.
rainsf u III last week e. 4s3 last year.
Receipts interior points to-day. COM
Pe-td with the day and last
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
A. VI. 3.35 ?. n Daily except Sunday to
PttsheId: Sundays only at S.20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices 113 261 41j and I2I6 Broadway IS
Sd W. 30 Columbus 1873 West ST..
I2Sth St and I3sth stations New York 33S and T2a
Fulton Broadway e Brooklyn
Telephone Street, York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTFN GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
Railroaos.
ERIE RAILROAD.

--r-ourh trains leave New York. foot of ST.
M follows and 5 minutes earlier from w. 2Sd ST.:
~ o 90 a m Day.-Sod train for Buffalo. Art. ..
Binghamton. Wsverly Elmra and Bradford Coaches.
narIor car and cafe dining car 10 Buffalo.
40 n m DaIly.-Chicago Limited-Fast Mail-SoIId
train 10 Chicago arriving $50 Arr. Cleveland
Sisaners no (;hIcago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
80 D. m Daily.-Buttalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
t,,'ToIo % Bradford 1.20 jamestown 100
town 1927 Cleveland 1913 p m seepers TO Buf-
20 TX n m Daily.-SOlid train for Bnghamton waver-
" Elmra Chicago. Seepers 70 Buffalo, Chicago Cincin-
natl. Dining car
yI,ICKETs, LOCAL TIMB CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. l12. 26l. 401 and S57
broadway 151 125th ST. and 21S West 125th ST..
Chambers and 23d ST. ferries. NewYorh 3s3 and
$50 Fulton ST. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn: 122 River ST..
sIoboken Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.