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New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

.F o1 m s5m sH b5. 5 ~ ne5s fe s2
Tin points higher asking rates. due chiefly
- slight gain London where prices closed At ils ana
sun bid ana $40 10 asked with nq business Of conse
fT s ana ~ 20 lis 81 f5r fuufes IocsIiy COPPER was
t,ss In, -irsiI1- sf.a5v an ln-larged tTices On
The basis OF 81 FOR Lake sgPero. and $40 c for casting
sPeeT ss9 gled qnei @ m a. 5fS = 9S IRON %4 remains Iaf qu
S Mn prices as las quo'sM Sd 5ssl ls % m beIn fai3S g
s;gs5 80 and of5 s45g'iS az asv. business
Tor TssseS dd not reach above moderate proportions.
onerngs quite liberal however and prices See
c5snee Quotations follow: NeW-oriesns centrifugal
S l '5 open kzt,ie Pa zoe: Porto Rico S1
a9c; syrups common 100 90 Sg ialr' I'"4e0' s''' '
OCEAN FREiGTs Traa.ng in san tonnage eGnli1gsd ont l.
various trades. and rates seieraiiy W.
but Win The available supply limited. rates were well
So: SsStasrie 2s5 AnfWerp "a Hamburg 40 pfen-
ass: Rotterdam. 5e AMSTERDAM &C. cotton TO ITsrgeo
british steamer. 2S9s coal Nlrfo,k . Manila 81.
Russian steamer ,neNp eoaI Bal1more o972 IONS ,S1s
previously Neu-Yorz New Zealand trade enc round
steamer SO tons trrevoryp Pacific trade Cd. Brit
sh steamer lo46 tons Preyio1siy PhosP541s Ffr9aa ]
steamer 1000 Baltimore 60 10 GoPeThsFenn n,s p
trade months. private terms Norwegian steamer ei2
s,ssme4 sos ''1 1ons West India trade T
iols @ 70 Iahp ftars 10 New -0rieans sIzc: British
$ ST. MAY British snip lSg9 tons. phosphate Tampa
asais dc Mramcai to Roe6esort Rochsl;e est S
70 West eoas England se Italian 6rTk IS tons deals
s. John. b. Bristol Channel. 45s British schooner
schooner ssl ties Pasoagoala 10 -aoTk and ,or
Key and Tampa. private terms schoSe IS TONS
coal Ba!mors 70 sayannah 1Se 5 senoonsT' 9 s tons tons
coal Philadephia Gardiner soc ara toIage schooner
2as tons general cargo hence 70 south Africa private
% south Africa private iS5ns & MY Aesi; TI s'esps %
srest coast Engiand British steamer. l2oi tons
cotton Savannah 70 Lys5Poo Sis 1 e5ee 20
Lnd7n p - prompt ortion. LyeFPoo Is Cd
in ne market FOR e2toasesa OIL and Rrses 7 rs 9T S
unchanged Petroleum. bbls 81 % sne in bulk 81 20;
IHil IS * foSasesd s o,I1frime crde sbls
sse @ prns ri White sSc prime winter yellow soc linseed
American raw elc linsee4 AmeT'an IN 1or 1s Si @ fs
Rov.sioNs-weakasss developed in provisions the
selling for long accounts oli lae5 prices rii.e
fhe close Was rTn ChleaEo receipts were 5000 Kan
500, s,.s1s o sbSrf clear si5 5oasi7 Bf:fF-
packet sl6aso So lnais mess siieSls stEE EI
ssady opoted fseons 7as ISe n & 7As e loo p s s.
6u Quoted: smoking iOalo=e. ~ she: y n sTseoc
4 = sl.ashe Peklsd ssou,SS rFi
ss S s5ass 90 CITY lard steady Quoted 81 Re
5eS lard easS quoted: soush America s. % Continent
S IS: Bsza kegS & $40 = a9a oa.s os ao5e1 sl,
iaTe % ana ,u.7,eresng market was expert
,Hss b res Circles So-day sales only meet
mediate requirement. and th,s .saas Va 1s i,.Isa
common 10 low far 3-o; fair e good Sc :s prime
f.nen CSC. Java s4G4ic; Rangonn in bond. 242isc.
sUGAR-Ihe az Ersss,nE So E,,ssiias sGn ,oay TrsssTs ap
er 40 have enough supply oa hsnd owing 10 the resent
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

*.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures opened stead.
NJ decline y points lower range y prices peli-
vrnra t1efi- Response weakness in the European ma
ksfs Iavre reporting decline n y franc ana tiaiE
~ i.nl- The market ruled more uf less
heayy an day light local ana foreign selling IN
sulness market ana absence n sllfl
or, outside sources added the easier feeling prey a
poo-r covering late in caused slight raly me
market cl1slE and unchanged 20 > points low
Feceiuts Brazil smaller than usual at 'le ll-s
of santos amounting 1000 bass. and az interior tN
receipts were not quoted ne lhaIi>e
az Rio advanced 10 reis; eNchanse deoi.nsl "a 70
y ls-1G9 Warehouse deliveries IN the United states
moderate local market for spot supplies ruea
5uil and n0mnaily unchanged, with prices quoted On e
- No and . fo- santos 30 : ''Ae
srsnce was reported this morning that ~ the strar
FavelIus from Rio May 3 with $1,000 bags iiahla
weekly receipts 1000 baes anc thr if---t
socl 30 OO hacs Shipments o. the United states f-a
pahis were nll 70 Germany nil the rest ~ fufope l
ms Total areEouse deliveries In the United states iof
~ ves fust ended l2s 500 bags, AGAINST l"nlo
fsr esf week and Is hags week year ago
Of Ire former Newlork reported tNa-S tat-
rsce7,.s were - hays
pared with week and lIooy bags ioi l
week Al Rio receipts aggregated 53vfl
base against 600 hags the previous ~esk ana sS
a. fer tie same ts0 shipments = tne
Ined States - 900 bags for the week, 10 Europe "'
the United states --V'v uAba
a. Europe, 1900 bags - -, --.,.. - A..
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May sThe offerings the wool auction sales
-. bales including good general
selection attendance large. and composition he
tween home ana spirited Aner-
can buyers secured quantity OF good crossore4s
Hope and Natal sold freely Fine merins
ana taken the recent advance, while
ether grades showed hardening tenency some secured
were Withdrawn n bids Follow ing
are detail: New-South Wales g. so baes'-
Secured 5I4dGis Sid. greasy, 2Au9l2d Queensland
Il 1CO baesl-Scoured, 9isdqls sad; greasy. +saloisd
Victoria q haleslScoured TdGls 6lzd greasy. pa
@lol.d south Australia 900 baies-Scoured; 2l2dp Is
greasy. 3iaE&'ad. West Australia zoo baesl-
SECURED 81 New-ZeaI4nd q 2GO hales,-Scoured 81
7ied greasy 3%a1Oi=d. Of Good Hope and Natal
Il 200 baIesl-Scoured. 11dGls Sd; greasy. S1tgTi=d.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

CoTTON-shorts and longs controlled the market by
bears holding the better position
the Prices followed Irregular course the
months being particularly sensitive 20 news and o.
GERS received. The Opeuing call developed an easy
snderJ0ne. down 20 points uTcer moderate
selling accounts the chief basis Tor Whch was
a fresh weakness Lverpoois part instead
a working up = I point this morning. IN ketI-ns
with sfeadiness Saturday, the Eugsh market lost
50 another wave OF european AglIaa-
t1n bear selling behind which were estimates for an
weeks and news effect that Manchester mills
badly On for Shorts here derived courage
rom port receipts and interior receipts taIy god
Weather and reports and statements tnat soaLle
EQo dropping and neglected ABOUT IV-Se
O'Clock eflrt made in Liverpool 10 nrlig ao1Gt
Pronounced the recent drop OF healls
POINTS while this move proved tally success ~;
did speculative support abroad nor aa II
mo this side July here anNancei y
l13c until Wall street began 20 pls
o. expectation small estimates for to-orroMs fspls
sre % bad Bureau weekly statement
mdcay July had 776c this support Win the
market showing strength But soon ai'er in.-lS
fhere a break points under genera sriI.e-
brought by estimates FOR tremendous receipts AZ uoh
AeH-Orleans and Houston tomorrow" July ien pacA 20
fesersh Irregular state with tho Dit pfecsposed 70 eel
Tor further General decline Increased estimates
from South reports spot markets we're "eakehs
under movement. and estimates Tor an acreage
several million IN u all previous record actea as
a dlrnper enthusiasm. The close " Sea1s
Nih prices unchanged 70 , points 4oNs. -
ior export Tremendous something ofe -oeu
The range prices IN the local aAe' To-Day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nav Cotton easy. niddlng low mid
ding 7ssc good ordinary 6Asc receipts, lS9 bales eX
ports to the Continent I1oS. coastvise, +561 sales
/ %. stock lO33a2
PsItiraorr Nav 6-COtton nominal, mddIIng. s1sc; low
rnj55ifn iII6c: good ordinary. Lice sross receipts
$50 bales. stock, 5.04j. e.
sayannah NAV 6-Cotton quiet; mIddAg 10 l6c
low niddIirr Lee good ordinary SIC. receipts losu
bass exports coastvss 100O sales, SI stock - +os
Nev-Orears. May Cotton middling. f4tc, oN
rniddnug $ good ordinary 6se; receipts 800
baes exports 10 Britain 800; 20 the continent
4s9. roastuise 7 $50: sales 1000, stock l01.2l4
Memphis May Cotton quiet middling, Use oE
r1lddlfnE Tlsc. good ordinary size, net receipts '
bales gross 49,; shipments 1910. sales, 100 stock
100
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

If-erpool MAY ! p -SPot-Noderate nusl-
80. 1-icas 1-33d lower. American mitdIIug fair.
- sd: good uitdIng 1-32i middIinss il-32d low
T1ildl-e sd. good ordinary. 2f-S-d ordinary.
ei-s9f sales of the day were sNN bales, OF wnLc
500 speculation and export ana hcIulel iUo
Aertran Futures opened quiet and closed very STEADY
American mlddlng. MAY. l5-t+94 le-ltd se.Ies
MAJ ana Tune I5-G4d buyers. June and July, lt-t4d
BUYERS: july August l1G+d4 ls6id buyers AUG isl
ard September. I3-64d4 14-G+d buyers september:
n et63 n fsd buvers. Cct1Ser C. 2-64d4 3-6+d
sellers october and November 62-64a3 Sid buyers
November and December. 5 6l-S4d buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nav 6-Cattle-Recepts. Is 600 head includ-
ing Texans. steady higher. butchers
stock active sud steady Texans strung good 70 prime
steers 81 C5ds6. poor medium Sass stOckers and
feeders s3Gs5 50 esi e5 heifers steady
a 81 7afS4 SLOW S2GS2 bulls
firm S3GS450 about steady So 50G$5 Texas
fed steers. gsfS5 Texas grass steers s3 507s3
bulls. Hogs-Receipts to-day. 80 coo
head; tomorrow (estimated loo;
ket 0peEed steady ard closed Arm good clearance
IS sTs mixed and butchers s. 6oq<5 So good choice
heavy. IS 7onS5 heavy. s Sd<5 c5; light
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
BAlTlMnge g. nHl0 RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

New York. foot OF Chambers 81
follows and minutes earlier from W: 23d ST.:
900 m Daily-Solid train for Buffalo Arr 3 D n.
Binghamton. Wavery. Elmira and Bradford. Coaches,
paF0r and cafe dining Buffalo
$50 D m Daily--ChiCaEo Limited-Fast Mail-Soild
10 Chicago arriving SO Arr Cleveland %
m SIespers Chicago Clevea-1. Cincinnati Dining Car
T-3O n Daiy.-Buftalo ant Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo : % Bradford T2u. Jamestown 100 Youngs-
town l027 a. Cleveland 1921 Sleepers 70 BIs-
faIo and Cleveland. Cafe
Ola .. Daily. Solid train for BinEhamton. Waver-
Iy Eltra. Chicago. Seepers 70 Buffalo Chicago Gin
Dining
TFVICKFT LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
A ACCOMMODATIONS AT III li3. POI. and if59
Broadway. East 125th 81. and 2T3 West 125rh ST
Chambers AMI West 23d ST ferries York. 333 ana
SEQ Fulton ST, 9s Broadway BROOKLYN 122 River st
HobOkeu and city StntiQn. New York Transg-~
Co. calls for checks baggage 70 destnatlon
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
NAVAL STORES.

There important features attached 70 the mar
spirits to-day. \ quiet and steady feeling Pr
vailed all day al unchanged prices. also quiet
pitch DUH We quote:
TAR-Ee-ulars 81 80, do oil bbls, s. 50
SPIRITS TTRPENT1SE Ec-35G35 &c
ROSIN-Comm5n good strained 81 |5ISl - .. o. e.
81 80. F. 81 -: c. 81 50 H. S2dS2 u5. h. = 80
NJ 81 80: y 81 TO- " G. 81 ~. and w W, So 10
STOCKS.
p,s- A,, - 500
Sa2
lar Dds
Charleston. May 6.-Turpentine firm. Sic. Rosn hTn'
unchanged
Wilmington May 6-Spirts turpentine. nothing dong
receipts Rosiu nothing doing; receipts 9o bts
Crude turp-ntine 81 IOQs2 10; receipts, 1863 DDS
Tar firm, 81 20 receipts. Isl bbs
savannah May 6spirits turpentine hTu &c reIS'p
1910 tbls sales 1895. exports. 205. R0sn. 4. 3. &
81 10; D. 81 10 z, 81 20: F. 81 % G. 81 80 H. 81 ~ l.
y 60 h, 81 %. NJ, s. 70; y, 81 35; " g. g %; v"
s. 10
London May G.-Turpentine. spirits 27s
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
satur

spot closed quiet with quotations lhheiss-
lhe basis i6c for middling upland ana
ni1dng Gulf Sales haies Sou.hern spot taiNeN
teleeruuhed follows; New-orle rs eaek LA ,e.'
e l&c Mobile quiet hanged. al &c Saseils
lnchhnEed. l5-lGc; Charleston noIfi's a.
WimfuFtor frrn unchanged &c. NoTfolk noiiiia,
unchanged al HsItm re nominal. lice lower AZ
Augusta dull lice lower s&ci II Louls CO -
changed al sc Estimated receipts 10 fnorIoN q, -,
Orleans O0a 70 bales against eSs 80
nnd -q5 tstes last wear. Houston, s''" ~ .s
7ls corrnared win 6.7sG bales last week a"u "'
bales last wear . A. o,-,
Receipts nt the ports interior points 70 Gay '
pared ,ttfb -. me- say lsst week and last year
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
sl@ A. NJ. and 3.35 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday %
Plttsaeld: sundays only az 920 A NJ
Pullman 5 all through trains.
Trains illuminated Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices II2. 961 1.216 Broadway. y
Union So w. S75 Columbus Ave. 133 West 125th 81.
l25Jh ST and 13sth Citations. York. 33S and 20
Fulton St and Broadway z. D, Brooklyn
Telephone 200 3Sth Street York CAB
Service Baggage checked frota hotel resdencs by
Wesrcott Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

quotations were follows; tI34r 19s 995eC 70 .
rn oS51 10 yellow 507r5l lsc: No white oats
S,S 5oe No SaTIsJ T!e sag a. ~ sx5ee 81 81 20 North
prime timothy seed s. se & Si9yer eo9'Tee
n S oq$S % sboTs 9s 's s & s4 o22 s hft Sa Clear &
5es boxed s. 25ass 3Ts whiskey basis OF high W mes
81 so on the Produce Exchange today he butter mar
et was easy: creaueries. 14Glsc carries 1lQ ONeeS
SUl 9I.Giic Eggs weak; fresh, uiac.
Cincinnati. May 6-Four steady; fancy 80 oa23 $50 90
family. s. +oqS2 - Wheat sitaay i@ Ifst 10 >
mixed 5Oc.
DuIu,h. Nav 6-Close: vhest-Cash. No hard 5'se;
Se2 Sg ~ No''35r eSrn IS &C. May iSe Oats, 2sa2s
Milwaukee May 6.-whe9. lower; No northern
81 = a55c Barley steady; No = 57a3''2ci sample =
minneapolis Nay Close: wheqt-caish Gas 72le n Nay
TTtbern 73ic; No Northern. 6912a70'2c Flour quiet
philadelphia May 6-wheat steady; contract grade
i MA iSsc oats hrm No white clipped. Sac, Flour
duh and weak winter super ;. iggS- % 20 tf,
s 5s s5 - Pa!en PWl-rn 1''y Winter clear %
straight, s. to 50 S @ osi S 5 o patent in sacks Sc 80
s3 =. sp-ng clear 81 9GGS9 -; do straight s. 6rF
s go do Pa&ea & s. GgS' : s. Gs 3 !SG's S dc elsr s
So A.: straight. 81 45aS3 10 DO patshl % 4St D. ~
~lyania Butter steady. fancy Western creamery, @c
do prints lie; do nearby prints IS EGGS I'm: So
western iaisc: Southern, re Cheese steady Ne~
full fancy small II ftc' 90 lar - 81
ssx Wbeat Is o0o Sush; corn bush oats 5000
BUSH shipnlents-yyheat 1890 bush 1000 bush;
St louis. May eclose: No red cash wheat 79-sss: Be-
72itc Coru-No . cash 44+4c; May 44%c; July. -
oats-No , cash 29t4c; May. 291tc' July, 2o'-c No
white, 3o@.G3lc.
Toledo. May 6-vheat active lower; cash and May,
7ti.c July, I4se Corn quiet steady Sasa ana MAJ MAJ
asc July a6E4c. Rye 55c. Cloverseed dull: cash. prime
s. 57a october, s. 30
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Railroads
DIN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

3
SrAPI0s sN t2S g wES ST TTENTy1T2 nth % STREET
88The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is i've minutes later than
That given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted
700 \ VI. FAST MAIL~-Limited Buffet Par
ior Cars New York Pi,tsburs Sleeping Car Pits
o25 v. FAST IINE9Iitts5urs and clevelane
Compartment Siee5inE DinnE SnSking and oSssrval
tion Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati.
1-a5 ?. y. GHfc1Gso5 AND y. LOUIS EMPRESS
g3ifasQ St e Louis Io,-,9 PiqlRE Gar y.0n,
55 P " 9ssT WsTIS II EPRTssFoe F.T cSicssO For
7.5s p " S&eIFis E2PEEzs rI.s.suss and
a9utf cs9necis t9T clsysl7nd exc except se1qsSay y,
PREsS-FOr PltJshurg. Cleveland. Nashville via Gin
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH
T55 SIS $50. 1910 Deshrosses and CoFtlandt streets
IGSo} Dining CaT. lo59 dining Car5 @ a. sas s Con- Con
eTsssiona Linn" al Parior and Dining Cars'' 10 e,
night, sunday, S IS s55. 1855 DINING Carr a ai M
Dining Cars, s25 AS tDinng Carr As Dining car'
SOUTHERN R4II.wAY.-Express. s.25. as III
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s55 a. m and s2S
sEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-"Florida and Met
TqPeitan Limited 1255 p m. daily Express. i2lo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII.wAY.-For Memphis
cfEsAPE;AKE5 HND ''-cf ONO RATLWAY-s5s a m. and
FOR OLD PoTST. COMFORT and NoREoLK-Ts5 a
m Weekdays and : 80 D. daily.
u 1l44NI IL gII1 a m. and . IS ? week-days
99nroqsn Eestiouled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
CAPE MAY--1255 .. N. weekdays
points on New Railroad (rrorn
st IWenty-thtr street StariOul S55 u 80.
20 and +55 p. n. sundays as a m. ass m.
IRON Desbrossss and Cortlardt 900
ZOO $40. ard $40 .. m. sundays. 9.45 a. SIS
p. n.
FOa PHILADELPEua.
a DsTossss IS 27d G9rJ:sndJ streets 80 70 80
and Cortlandt Streets TO- 2W DINING Carr 1885 Dining
Carl u55 l255 . 10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets 200, 30 3 %. 355 425. as GDininS Car.
30 tDInlng Carr 555 DINING carr, $50. So SSS.
/ 20 ? m u -isht sundays go ISS no
DINING Carr 1255 1.55 Dining carr. SIS. $50.
- '1iAs L-af6 200 ulnlnS arl, 11S tDlhins C-l'.
I So. $40 9.25 . m. L. 10 night
Ticket Offices III. 261 Broadway:
/ Is Filth Avenue: House: West Tweuty-thirt
Street Station and stations foot Desbrossss and
Corandt Streets Street $50 Fulton Street. %
broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station BROOKLYN;
[ station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels and
/ residences through n destination
[ Railroad Cab Service
l J. 2. HUTCHINSON J. R. WOOD.
/ General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
esi g ne pors a1a iaeTioT ~ goSst sS, ,SaT JS-

Cotton EXCHANGE special Liverpool cables-Sifot csto-
olerate dennand Fales bales speculation aie
~, 500 balsi American 1000 bales maahns uie5 ulas5
tl-t2d Futures opeiied easy. l-6sd decline
- steady y point lower 20 ponts
s.1t MAJ June. 4 I5b; June-Jrly ioh: 5Ns ssi1s
si'1b. August September and september ~ 8 ''@'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
fclu tuautr0-Hlale

EIrANTrD FOR U. < ARMY; Able bodied unmarried
w men between ages Of and SIS c. OF United
states good character and temperate habits who can
sred service in PHILIPPINES EYr information Apply
Ave OF 4. 18th ST.. New York Guy
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains Franklin s. statioE Nsw-York. follows.
and I5 1nir- later foot West 42d ST.. N r.
.T:i0 A. M.-For intern: points 10 Albany Montreal
All 90 A ND Lake Nohonk. MinneWaska. Saratoga
Mountains
90 p. M.-Chicago Express
.2a3 2. M.-Cort- Ltd. for Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
t34 P. No Fer Hudson River Points and Albany
s615 r. A.-For Rochester. Buffalo. Csye. Chicago
tsoo M-Eor Rochester. Ruralo Detroit 8 St. Louis
.ol5 p M--Fo- Syra. Rocn-. Mag. Falls Dst 4 Chi
DAILY tDaiiy except sunday, Leaves BrooHyn
No. l. az 1915 A. NJ; Gas P ". Jersey
CITY p r. r. sta. No. l. II 20 A NJ: al SIS p N
Time tables al PRINCIPAL hotels and Offices Baggage
G. scke6 from hotel residence Expresa
c. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. z
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Rio-conee market hIn: No Rio 4ss25 exchange,
= IsI6d cleared Tor the United States looeo bags
stock 80 0O0 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nav s-Flour quiet steady Wheat
spring dull: Northern old carloads SSlac; do
store Size offerings light. dem9nd- Corn
frmer; No yellow, 494c; No 10. sc; No corn;
4S2c, do. 4Szc. through billed. Oats steady; No
white 32S4 dS3c; NJ do. S1AG32c; No mixed, 29%
SOC. No do 2sl@9sc. Barley-Desirable grades held
fDc. Rye-Oferings light: No I. 59r, No = on
track Sc.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Central r. \. OF new JERSEY.
Stations in New York. liberty and South Ferry
time from South Ferry five minutes earlier than below
except noted
IIveek d. I srndarr
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Coffee cabes-Sautos- Coffee market quiet, good aver
sse santos ssi0O. receipts coo bags; stock $4,000
bae HauihurE-ronee market opened : pig lower a.
m was a.. pig lower sales, 1900 bags
Ia Coffee market opened barely STEADY, = franc
lower; m declined 4 franc a. n qliet ahe IN
changed. al $50 m unchanged. total sales - 900 bags
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-16
RUSSIANS MAKE
RAPID ADVANCES
Gen. Fred D. Grant,, Just Back From
the Domain of the Gear, Says
Conditions are Improving.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Aug. 16.- Speaking of his
experiences in Russia, where he made a
tour, Gen. Fred. Dent Grant, who has
just arrived from Europe, said the gem
eral feeling of the people of middle and
upper classes is favorable to the United
States.
The Russians regard the United States
more as country to buy from than to
sell to.
Il found the greatest improvements
since my last visit to Russia in 1872"
said the general Even the houses are
better built and show that Russia is ad-
vancing with the times and is prosperous.
THE condition of the serfs is really re-
markable. They were liberated about the
same time that our negroes were, but
they have advanced infinitely further in
the same space of time.
Army service mas helped in their de-
velopment physically and mentally in a
way that goes tar to make up for the
burden on the nation at large"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-16
ELECTRIC LIGHT
AS FISH BAIT
Wealthy New Yorker Proposes 10
Bring About q Revolution in
Market Angling.
icy Associated Press.)

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Aug. 1s.-w.
~ B. Mead, a New York millionaire,
purposes to catch fish by the
process Of binding them. He has fitted
up four boats, each Is feet long, and
has sent them to the Pacific slope. In
this connection he has consulted lead
ing Yale geological professors and other
leading scientists and has them confirm
the idea.
The light will blind them and cause
them to come to the surface, where
they will be landed in the nets which
will be hanging from the boats side.
Yale's scientist have told him deep sea
fishing will be revolutionized by the
new method.
The idea of catching fish by this
method was suggested to Mr.. Mead by
Francis c. Hall, Jr., and Irwin E.
Burke, Yale men, who years ago in
vented the submarine electric light.
They are the engineers who have fitted
up the Mead boats.
Each boat is to have a separate cleo
trio plant of its own. The dynamo, di-
rectly connected with new type Of
petroleum engine, is to be placed with
its switches, near the engine, permit
ting the engineer to attend to all con-
nections. Wires are to be run from this
point to different parts of the boat to
supply current.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-16
BIG STREET CAR DEAL IS ON
Eastern Capitalists Seeking to Secure
the Market Street Lines
in Mexico.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
San Francisco, Aug. 16-It is said me-
gotlations are pending for the sale Of
a controlling interest in the Market
Street Railway company to an eastern
syndicate.
The total par value of the company's
stock is $1s,617,000. H. E. Huntington,
president of the road. is now in New
York, and is said to be comforting with
capitalists who desire to purchase the
property.
Baltimore capitalists who recently
bought the San Francisco electric line
and secured options on the Sutter Street
and San Mateo electric line. this city,
are reported to be interested in the
proposed DEAL
Should they succeed in getting control
of the Market Street system and closing
the options on the other line, they will
have virtual monopoly Of the street
car traffic in San Francisco.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-16
ADMIRAL ScHLEY REACHES
WASHINGTON AND BEGINS
WORK ON HIS CASE.
HOLDS A LONG CONSULTATION
WITH HIS COUNSEL REGARD
ING COMING TRIAL.
DECLINES TO MAKE A PUBLIC
STATEMENT OF WHAT HE
EXPECTS TO SHOW.
(By Associated Press.)

IA YASHINGTON, Aug 16.-Admral
wv Schley, who arrived here with
his wife last night will remain
until the court of inquiry which is to
investigate the Santiago campaign coma
pletes it's work.
The interim between now and the
opening of the session of the court, Sept.
H. will be devoted to the preparation Of
his side of the case.
Today he had his first consultation
with his counsel, Judge Jere Wilson Of
this city. former Representative Raynor
of Baltimore, and Captain James Par.
ker of New Jersey.
Admiral Schley will go into everything
relating to the matter with his counsel
and place them in possession of every
fact pertaining to thorough and COM
plete understanding of the events of the
campaign which are in controversy.
Admiral Schley declines to talk about
the case.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-16
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