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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02
BIG DROP IN DEBT.
q. 8. Treasury Statement Shows Re-
duction of $9,563, 4OS in October.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows that
at the close of business October 81, 1901,
the debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted to SIC 22,032, 957, decrease
from last month of 1868, 408. The debt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02

When a man tells Won soma 1,o,,,.,,
has mistreated him you always have a
hankering to hear the Moman's version
VI the story.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02
THE BURLINGT0NS CALIFORNIA Elk.
CURSIONS; PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
SUNDAY.

Every Thursday from Kansas City
and St Joseph, the Burlington's Cali
1ornla Tourist Sleeper Excursions leave
under protection of special conductors
The route is via Denver, Scenic Colora- :
do, Salt Lake City, the route of coma.
bic climate Arrange to join these ex-
cursions
HE GREAT NORTHWEST MOVEMENT.
The Burlington Northern Pacie,
route, via Billings. Mont, is the short
line 10 the entire Upper Northwest fror,
Kansas City and Denver; great daiIv
through trains of Chair Cars. SleeDars
Dlnlng cars to Puget Sound and PORT
land Send for special folder ..rba Fs,,,-
nnston-Northern Pacific Express
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
October 18th. November 5th ana 1a+h
December Sd and 18th. -'Sl'
A GREAT RAILROAD.
The Burlington Is the best linz Ix.
sas CITY to Chicago, St Louis OMAR
St- raul Denver, San Francisco. Fut+a
delena, Spokane, Puget Sound
write US for rates and prfntad ~~.4
Yer oeser1oing your proposed trip.
w: r. GROCER, L.W. wakr,Ev
~s =. A. SIS Main St. GsnT PASSENGER -
KANSAS CITY. No. ST LOUIS No
HOWARD ELLIOTT
General Manager ST. IouIs W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02

Everybody reads the State Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-05-27
The MAGIC of a Whistle.

have heard his boyish whistle j the
dark and dewy gloam
AS he trudged across the meadows, as
he drove the cattle home.
/ have heard him trill measure with
the cadence of a lark.
And his boyish reason for it is. at
frightens off the dark"
Oft there seems a something lurking
in the tall-grown plots of grass
it may grab him should he pass,
But he knows fear cannot linger in a
brain for very long
If two lips are pursed for whistling
and heart is tuned to song.
Though the eerie shadows mover and
the clouds shut out the stars,
Up the pasture path he whistles,
whistles taking down the bars,
And the tune he pipes would surely
any tired heart regale
When he times it to the splashing in
the frothed DER milking pail
All the shadows, all the darkness
grows affrighted at the joy,
And the happiness that bubbles from
the glad heart of boy,
While Fears pickets rout and scatter
fore the hosts of Courage strong
If two lips are pursed for whistling
and heart is tuned to song.
In my worldly walks of living, in my
struggle after pelf,
His philosophy of courage l have
taken to myself.
When the clouds of care and trouble
veil the blessed star of Hope,
And Misfortune waits to grab me as
along the path grope,
When beset by fear falter; see of
light no feeble spark,
Then his boyish plan welcome ''for
to brighten off the dark
And I reach my hopes bright haven,
since one cannot wander wrong
If two lips are pursed for whistling
and heart is tuned to song.
Roy Farrell Greene in Detroit
Free Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-05-27

London, May 1S.-It is understood
that France is negotiating with Ecua-
dor, says the Sydney correspondent of
tko Daily Mail, for the purchase of
one Of the Galapagos islands.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago. Aug 16.-Cattle-Receipts. 1880 head, ncud-
ing 300 Texans generally steady good 70 prime steers
e. loqso 90 poor to medium Sc 75qSo 5 stockers and
Ieeders steady. lOQS4 5OGS4 heifers
81 oogS5 25 eanners 81 4OaS2 so bulls choice steady:
others slow 81 5gS4 As calves $3 254S5 5 Texas steers
- 4GgS5 Western grass steers. $4a$5 Hogs-Reoeips
today. 2lOoo head Tomorrow, 1OOO, left (esr
mated 1000 weak top Sc 90 mixed and butchers s. 80
S6 II 2 good TO choice heavy, 50 65$6 90 rough heavy.
IS 5OQS5 60 light s. 50dS6 bulk IS SoS6 Sheep
Receipts 1000 head sheep lambs generally weak;
good choice wethers s. 406S4; choice mixed
s5g$S 5o Western sheep. So 25q$4; yearings s. 4o9
81 % native lambs S3dS5 40; Western lambs SASS IS
Cincinnati Aug. 16-Hogs active, S4QS6 so. Cattle
steady, $21$5 % Sheep steady, 81 50GSS % Lambs
steady. S2dS5 50.
East Liberty, Aus. 16-CattIe steady: extra IS 5oG
So 10 s. 40dS5 Go; IS 1895 S5 Hogs active
prime heayies SO l7aS6 20 assorted mediums sc i2g
pigs s. S0dS5 95 skps 81 25aS5 25 roughs S4d$5 60
Sheep slow best wethers So 90G$4. culs and common
81 5CS2 80, yeaTlngs S3&S4 25 Veal calves So 5O1S7
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

9 II katsaay 20 C. i a. s at 3 " :. s 2 o. a' i. iGes Ss
s. s. 80 SG43 . a o ls9 s %
1s s. 1880 g. p sass at 8 ,5so s % & S, r " " % do $50 n
shHTR6e5g AM sem y Chicago steers. 1883 70 at $ s.
26S Sp N Izss z. At 50 So DO 1925 n at 50 6o y de-
a s. 20 2 1893 at IS IS; DO 1851 n at s aO
hf5ms9 ssDe.rs SgysT s. = OH. steer 12ao
s s9 1o'G n at IS lO IS do l1i7 n 81 50; cows
H = Hollis: bulls 11Oo n. at 50 o5; do. slO 70.
% s: tn: s aS h'e 81 3 4se: s
mks higher the pens Wsre quickly Cleared Fair to
s Psias s. yssis 3f1 ;Sd sss : 655tsTE:
y aressst at Ialoi dressed srassers at SgTe and
16 S 81 3d. Hs g aa @ Ss vnss "a a. f s. 3 a9 ss n d3
81 81 buttermiIks. 1ss n. at 81 %.
saEEP Mqsn hN6 Sa ts n at 81 E.Ts rs s
y4l b neqd including cars for aushterers and s2 fo
sold Of Which s wen JERSEY ge cy fy snd m at sasi xs 10
ong Gny % ears reached Jersey CITY in season for the
ng9n were not likely to be closed out Good sheep
stock quiet lambs opened moderately active and steady
choice sheep sold at s2Gs3 rs per 100 10 cuIis at 81 5o
s5a SIosc mutton S0" at sac per M dressed lambs at
.S sf8%assp Il yi5snle 5 d. 'sf
242 Do e % DO 90 ~ at 80 4o 20 40 90 10 at - 40
81 81 m at & s. IS 2t7 do 5s n at $ Is 245 do 20 n at
n At 81 81 do 104 fe at s3 so; do. 1873 n. at Ss
Newton s Co: 25S West Virginia lambs 65 10 s5 so
5 Sanders: IS Kentucky lambs rs 10 at S6 l2a; 244
sheep. 10i ~ at 50 25
J. H Wilkerson: 27T Kentucky lambs 63 r. at S5 Is.
- Judd & Co: 112 Kentucky lambs 6S n. at s. %
nSffR'@ss shssP 5 3a5 7raa Fl f s. lambs IS n
254 do. 62 70. IS 40: Is culs As n at So so; III
Buffalo sheep. 112 70. 50 70
oo o2n shannon: l52 Kentucky lambs SO n. at s. 6o;
~ West Virginia do. 63 10 s. % - Kentucky sheep,
95 10 SO 4H
Harrington & Co: $50 Kentucky lambs 10 81
j H Hume Bro: IS State lambs, 73 n, SIS 81 =
90 20 n at 50 25 State sheep 1O5 10 at s. 50; do
a buck a x
- n n Holls: State lamb. 10 10, at s. so; State
H0GS-Recepts et5 cars. or 167s head. includ-
ing z decks for the market The feeling frmer
Suralo advices Fair hogs sold Sc per 100
10 coarse roughs IS grassers quoted at 2
and good State hogs estimated 10 bring S6 So A
rev choice light pigs exceeded quotations.
Sales-S. Judd & Co: 70 Western hogs 1s6 10 Sc;
81 coarse do roughs included at IS so; also
n. SIS %
H. H, Hollis: State pigs s5 70. at Sc go.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August 16. 1901
nEFVEE-Receipts f55 cars or ? sfg3 head n
be exported alive 50 for slaugherers
and 20 for the market making with cattle
. sale OF which all Jersey City eXcept 5
head Steers were slow the undergrades declined
100 i5c, good 70 choice steady 10 shade
lower. cars were likely 70 be held Bulls and
almost nominal but steady Common 70 very
prime sold So sOdS5 IS per 100 n
81 70dS4 IS bulls s. s0aS3 05 medium
al 81 60 Dressed beef quiet az about steady prices
q little native beef a but general
selling range is 6h0s%c per n; Texas beef 6a7e.
Cables quoted live cattle slow at l03AQl2Ae per n.
dressed WeFht: sheen
s7sa3c per No shipments live stock or fresh
frcm port to-day. Tomorrow Tampican takes
out s2s cattle for y Aorrs 200 W. " Brauer
Co. Limited. and y head for swift a Co. also 1 los
quarters ~ beef estimHted) shippers;
bria quarters beef testnatedl for n Morris.
the Menomnee, 24o cattle J. Hharherg s Gcn. $50
foT sohwarSsohd suiahergerI also 400 quarters OF
beef for the last named hrm $50 quarters for
Swift a Col the Buffalo e00 cattle for W shermani
making the total shipment from this for week
ending August II l.4O cattle I4alb quarters OF
beef al! ports az Great RFtain
salssAnFheFEsH Ca Is Chicago steers 1888 n aver
st a. sn lao H. Is da 1918 n at s. 90. 20 do
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
r-1,noprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IdvernooI Aug 16-Closng: Wheat-spot steady; No
. - V,sste-S winter Sd: No l Northern spring.
S. SD No California, 6s futures steady; September
mixed new As I'D: futures steady septemoer 4s Iotd
C,rfober November. 4s I13d Peas-CanadlaIl
So e. "A FTour-st Louis fancy winter steady. rs Sd
Hons - London (Pacihc Coast dull f3Q3 los. Beef firm
axtra india mess I'd. Pork hrm. prime mess West
ern 6ss Sd Hams-short cut, Il 10 Is n, steady at
Nos al Lard steady refined In pals. ass 20
pre Western In terces AS Bacon steady: Curnoeran
cut rs TO 30 n rib l6 70 "a 10 AS long clear
mddes light IS 70 "a rb 46s 50 long clear mlddles
heavy IS 10 40 clear backs Is 70 20 10
43s I'd clear bellies 10 steady Sis Shoulders
square 18 n. quiet; 3Is Buttsg Arm hnes' United
American nnest white Cd American finest colorsd
Az sd Talow firm: city 25s Cd; Australian, IN
Iondon 9Is ad Cottonseed o-HUu refined, steady
23s cd Turpentine-Spirits steady. 27s Rosin-Con-
mon steady 4s I'D. Pefroleun-Rehned steady. 81 O.
Linseed OIL steady. 33s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17


FLoUR AND MEAI1-The late wheat advance helped
~ @ @S & ensour&sed larger demand for spring pasnts
sSSss 55 winter strsisht: sssgs8 patents
ssT s. ,,s eqs2 s, So extra N winter f2sSds2 60
Firm quoted Fair gooa 7sasa i5 choice 70 fancy
ss aSss co as % SS S al Nj sqotee; Kiln dTse
F6s slts snd yto 81 5ossi co. 81 $os s5
arrive o g. sgss Ess ss s5s aRSs bran - sS *
corn meal s2a lInsesa o cake s2s oil cake 500 50;
Ssn "a OF es sests1e s n seat Yesterday
ns ss &osFT aoo d % SS Sus on 9 po ssS SS
coasts This huge total raised the amount shipped since
wear ago Having sold pretty freely al various times
% ss5 n Shs day pit ederS were gpTsPSreS - I9T Ste
the Anal hour Corn also proving decidedly strong the
Up Teao to T7hc. The fact that seaboard clear
was considered evdence that the has reached
~ % a. % nSng up ss is az be any ws saoG
esse m paens 0S wheat Weld al 80 600 600 bush almost
August J. He placed the spring wheat total soo coo 900
and erop news for the day was satisfactory Taking
advantage OF the early steadiness OF cables IN contrast
market higher 7esc for sePten6er But It a almost ss
Northwest and light clearances only 70 recover
aaq % SIZES s goo @ b! afAay AGAINST $50 600 bush
week and far this have been $1,000 oun I IS
T7ssc Export trade again Disappointing al 9niy
so leads all ports Quotations S-sn M-eTS Nv yors s0c
prompt Northern Chicago so39e prompt No rec Tsa
saoTN prompt 10 hard HeYork 7ase prompt No hard
zee September Is CORNA report put out ny
Snow in which the situation said 10 De TaolcaIIy
than August and the crop prospect ho oNeI
100 O0O OOO hush sent prices UP lssc push ana
1-or,,tss : ,trorous demand shorts. Trade was
active all day prices yielding little after me start
recovering the active buynS
on an sides crop and weather news OF me ay
favored and clearances
Iirht Gables closed unchanged and were steader tal
expected. prices Of the day showed SCI - ne
sSI7ce Argentine shipments exceeded those OF last week
bv 400 600 bush export trade no cor.
Iosss a. essc No white &c and No yellow al
&C an nrornpt .. OATS-The market shared corn :
strength and closed partly 'salc net GIEreI M M oats
ciosei Al 40c: No 3 soc. No white 4Sg4S12e 10 .
5+S ssl.- rack mixed S9d41c; track white. i2q5Oc
No white clips 44644isc. ftYGlMarket nm; 1T 30
yvse-arr closed AZ 63iac, Z o afoat: NO Z Mesterh
es~ n sNoat. state rye 55d55c. BAFfLhYM Mar-
ket dun. feeding closed al Sc and rnaluns AT ooeoO
both { Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

at the dates and 1195 62i tons az ne
even date OF July l. 1900 The Of stock Is Zo 20
tons. against OF last week and q
deficiency OF S68s3 December 27. 1900 HampHrB-
Shipments. 1000 10 America from ham
burg and Bremen: BOoo tons engagements eoS tons a.
tnec shipped Sales to-day the basis OF 1c
for centrifugal 90 test This has expected n view
OF the heavy decline at London %
nothing % the "a drop tcdays market Ihe
undertone wss &C for centrifugal sac for hus
covado and 3Ac for molassss latter nominal IN Lhe
sence Of business Sales centrifugal included 9oo0
bags ST Crolx IN port duty paid ship ana IuOo
bags Domingo. store the 10Th
TEA-Tea futures ruled dull nonlinally unchsngea
prices for the entire session. Quotations were as toos
August, Il To911soc September Il soG1sc Oeto9e[,
u eo9l31oc; November. 1898 2oo December ID lO4
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-40rk. AuEust lb. 1901.
COFFEE-T'here not much doing IN the market for
coffee futures cid prices change materially from the
figures current az the close the previous day The
STEADY with values unchanged and for the
morning hucruations barely reached points Gables
European markets about expected Brazilian
markets were closed owing 10 holiday. Receipts in Rio
beng the received during
from the During the afternoon light
trading and some foreign pressure 70 sell caused some
months settle points, but. best variations
rupor-ant and The destitute of real feature OF
interest The close steady with prices unchanged
70 points lover Total sales We're 1880 bags well dis
-uted through the list IN the Street spot
dragged wofuIy. with prices less
nominal the basis OF 5Asc for
The q contract prices in the local to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
COOKS TICKETS AND TOURS.

A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n their Uptown once. No. 1242 Broadway
north Of 31sts. until O'Clock advertise
received the following branch offices
Office rates until O'Clock viz: 254 sth-ave.
23d-st: 6th-ave.. 12th-st.; Macys 6h-ave
and 14th-st-; 142 Coumbusave West 65thst; 1O6
42d-st 6th-ave-; 90 14th-st. 25T West
eth sth 1b9 4Tth-st 1S3S
10th and TTth 1O26 sd-ave.
1.TOS 1stave. s9th-st; 1855 Treont-ave
3d-ave- 554 3d-ave: 210 Blescksr-st
325 Bleecker-s--
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
11vERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Tiver,ool Aug IL 1 O. n.-CottOn--Spot quiet: prices
1s2s hieSer- American mddng fair Sd good middIlIg
AID: rniddIing i5-32d low middIls 20, e Sro
bales 81 which 500 speculaJon and expqt aa
;Tci,95a5 zoo roericsn Receipts 2O0O bales Futures
opened auie ana closed steady American iddIns IA s,
S9R ht,yers. August and september ~ 4da
% 80 ayte-S- Serternber. l964dqi 2Ob4d sellers
October = q = 7-e4dq4 s-34d buyers october and 20
November and December. 4 S-64d
"a 4-R4d bnsrs. December and January o4dq4 4-o4d
Sva-9i Ir,a-, and February 3-64Q4 4-64d buyers;
February and March. 464d buyers; March ana april
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

% coton closed steady. with quotations unchanred N
" laf-s cf Sc Tor uuddlnE rDisS,-
sales llb bales Southern markets were teie-
same es toloWss NeV'-OTleans quiet unchanged -
---oo Mobile nominal. unchanged az 7Esc. Ssysnnsb
l -ncaanEeo. az Tfsc: Charleston steady UNCHANGED
"lluirEtOn Gull unchanged. al Sc NorfofL
s -nchansed AZ Sc. Baltimore nominal unchanged
-lo galveston nrrn. unchanged Lice: Augusta
uncHanged, al s1sc5 St Louis steady. unchanged
HeeD-s y cotton ports to-day and for the reek
s compared with totals OF previous and Of ms
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York OF Chambers ~
s follows and minutes earlier from ". I'd s.
300 a. Daty.-Soid Buffalo Arr n ~
Binghanton, Waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches
parl1r and cafe dining Buffalo.
9.15 a. m--Datly. except Sundays. 70 BluEha-ntou
Owego. Waverly. Elmira Delaware Valley nosrra
Pullman ParOr Cars.
train Chicago. arriving 90 Arr. Cleveland 40 a.
NJ Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining car
7.3O D. Daiy--Bu1alo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo 100. Bradford 10 jamestown 200. Toungs-
falo City and Cleveland Cafs car.
n Daily-SOmd FOR BinEharnton va
". Elrnira Chicago seepsrs 70 Buffalo. Chicago Gin
cinnati Dining
YTfICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 11S 2sl, ae9 and ffSa
Froadvrav l5T Wess I2srh
C-hanbers and 23d ferries. New York; 9s3 ana
SEQ Fulton Broadway. Brookirl. River S.
Hoboken ana Jersey City Station New York Trauss@r
Co calls FOR and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION

NIAt@AF
AT MARINE BARRACKS, NAVY YARD. NEW
YORK N. Y, HEADQUARTERS =. 8. MARINE CORPS,
QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D C.!
August i5 ls0lPropossis in duplicate will be received
ofaee until August 30 1901, and then ana
theFs publicly npnned for furnishing all labor
certain construction work installation
steam heat etc.. Marine Barracks Navy Yard. New
York NJ Y, Plans. drawings and specifications may 90 Ss
obtained from architects Boring & Tttcn. No. ~
broadway New Eark n =, from the undsrsisnec
reserves all bids and waive
infermatea, r. J.. DENNY. Gusrtsrmaster. U .
Marine Gafpa.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

-OTTCN-The market for futures opened ouiet
win prices Saf points higher. response
poo cables and FOR time bid fair further improve
on ro0U and foreign buying the coming chehv
from che snort SIDE But profit taking reaction
nights prices before O'clock
Favored selling FOR the regulation reaction Then
10y -fe storm central section and impending
eHa5H q Nellri- 1eNas
Flm1s gained circulation the effect demand for
Hi. lol-el THROUGHOUT The South Increasing with
sellers ccrresp1ndngy arbitrary their views on tbe
Ice su1eet While the gloomy labor trade accounts
from taL River were not without influence local opera
fE swung around 70 ire belief mat in
foe t.Tn for decided rise on August crop news Noon
-ll1- the market quiet bur hrn with prices net
SOS points higher Early in the afternoon -o5d buvnE
ulr1 accounts and market diF-ave5 mo-
ncunoe1 strength Prices worked rapidly upward with the
January apron Leading the advance October was fuclineS
l' la-E nack, IN sympathy with sluRgishness In
august anc september nloaths January reached a.
ana october sosc before n. Trading picked m ss
-tf progressed commission
Eoc h-ler on the Fear to-rnorrou- sC-1
-ei- Nlll show very bad crop outlook in So77rb
-tL.ant-e states. result rainfall
-paIi7l II strong English cables checked selling To-
-- IN the last hour Again believed that
p" storm news would be very bullish and that rsv+
week government report decided dere-,ce
@ n the crop condition in parts of the belt orhe- -hr
Ne-tFa- -eLas The market was finally sresSv v-f-h
prices ne1 3as points higher 0'' VII"
was follows. '-- nj 10 oa@
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
sn1rrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Aug 16-Cotton dull; middling, Sc; low
midding Sac; good ordinary, 64sci receipts 4St oaes
exports coastwise 7ao; sales. /; stock 6,eSI s,,s.
Galveston iG.-COtton hrm; mlddling I-Ioc'
low uiddling 7-l6c: ordinary. 1l6c receipts
l417 bales exports the Continent L4S4 sales 004
Memphis Aug l6-Cotton steady; middlng sc: loT "
middIrg ne good ordinary. I-l6c net
bales; gross 24s shipments 70s; sales. 800 STOCK =o''
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
NAvAI STORES.

The market for spirits again ruled very quiet and with
interesting feature Values were W.
vss also quiet while and pitch were inactive we
QuOte
TAR-Regulars 81 25: do oil bhls. 81 %.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE-36 S612c. -. -. - -
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 4OASi
81 IS. e 81 65: F. 81 20: G. So H s. S. 81 80; K
S2 20; NJ 81 65; n So; W G. So S5. and w w, s. TO-
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne l. o9S DDS
% r .
Charleston Aug 1s-Turpentine-Nothing doing. Rosin
firm and unchanged o,,~
Wilmington Aug. 16.-Sprts turpentne firm, S21s9
S3zc receipts. J29 bbls. Rosin hr soeGSli receipts
2ll bbls Crude turpenne hrn $g$Z receipts 4zO oo
Tar steady. 81 S5; receipts, 200 bbls.
Savannah Aug 16-spirits turpentne firm, 34c; sales
773 bbls receipts 1OS9 Rosn firm; receipts ABS ools
sales, 3,s20; exports; 2246: \. B. C. 81; D s. 90.
81 20. n So 65; W G. So; W w So 35. ,,
London Aug. -Turpentine-Spirits. 26s 41sd-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

HARLEM DIVISION.
eOS A NJ. 335 P 81. Daily exceut SUNDAYS. 70
Pittsheld and North Adams Saturdays only. 2 As
= M Sundays only. at $40 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated Ptutsch
ket ofnees at 1l3 PSI. AIS and 1915 Broadway, -
Union w. 2I5 Columbus West 125th
18TH 13Sth md
fulton St. aid lO6 Broadway. z D. Brooklyn.
Ieiephone 800 Soth Street for New Central
service BAGGAGE checked from hotel residences ty
Westcott Express Company.
P. 5. BLODGETT GEORGE n. DANIELS
dsnt
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Aug. 16--FIour strong good demand. Wheat
spring fair demand No Northern old soc; DO new T0c
yellow, 6314c; No do. 624ac No corn 621ac No
o2&c Oats firm; No white. 41c; No do. 4o4c; No 2
mixed 5sc No do 9s2c. Rye duh: No 2, track 60c
Canal freights steady
Chicago, Aug. 16The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

Foreign Coffee MarkeJsRio receipts 29,OO0 bags:
other Rio Santos. closed account
Cnur-n holiday. Hanburg-Cofree market opened 4
rferr-e lower al 2.3o D n pfenuig lower
sales bags Eavre-Coffee opened quiet
unchanged. a = n. unchanged ?. n. n
changed 80 p Unchargeo; total sales. ll0OO
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

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the Mediterranean and the Orient Feb. s. $500 up
"A days First Class. including shore excursions guides
drives hotels ETC. the cheapest and attractive
offered IS days Egypt and Palestine; largest
T C CLARK, Broadway
COOKS TICKETS AND TOURS.
Parties and Independent Tickets to All parts the
world. Programmes information
THOS. COOK & SON. 261 & 11S5 Broadway. n 7.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
-1VEBPOOL WEEKLY COTTON sTATEMEN-

------ soec-al calIy IlVerpo0I
aliet. sales. ZOO bales. speculation and export
4 sfr sa5ne5lcar, 5000 receipts, 600; mddng upland
,-'-- llflfes opened steady and partial l64d sd-
eerl slsec sieacE and net lG2z points higher; De
January. sl3-zb. Jauuarv-Febrlarv A.04b. Feb
a-ar-r 4o4 -4b. august 23b. August-Septernber
S-ot September. 4Igizs: October 3 O C. 071zb
ieEflfar 600 ulber-IDecenber Atf 1.t
i.i-sier-farus quiet: cloths quiet
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
work August i6. 1901.
Er~ fFa
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILRnAnl
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin St Station New YORK n. 60
lows. and 15 min. later foot West 42d st n RI -
'T:i0 A M-For INTERN pcints Albany q Aont.t
$40 A ND Rip Van Winke Flyer 70 Catslxiiiu
f10s3O A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express
f11:2O A Nd Lake Mohonk- MinneWaska
t12:45 No Catsxin Mountain Express
81 90 N-Chicsgo Express
s2.25 p M-Cont Lin for Detroit Chi. q 81
s3:25 NO Ulster Express TO Catskiu Mts
f3 AS P No For Hudson River Points & AIharv
-6;15 M-FoT Roch-. BEfralo Clevs'd & chicaEo
fT:45 M-For Roch-. Buffalo Dstroir 4 ~ T01fs
'9-15 M-For Syra-. Roch-. Mag Fails Det q ca
"Daiy- tDally. except Sunday Leaves E-ooFIv1 A.
No. L 1918 N. 41O:48 A NJ e ~ tfsfO p
NJ at t3;o6 p n Leaves Jersey CITY. p RI n Sta-
No az 70 IS a ~ az II 20 3 at Tf2. SO p NJ I
at t5S5 Time tables at principal hotels ara oces
Baggage checked from hotel
Ex C e LAMBERT. GenI Passenger Agent, n =
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines an
Summer Steamships 'Horatio Hail. and North
Star leave Pier 80 River Pike St every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at P. NJ Steamers
fitted with modern Improvement comfort and
convenience OF passengers Ticket Offices 2sO Broadway
COZ Reade ST. Tel 94l9 Franklin Thos Cook & Sons
1is5 Broadway; General Office. New Pier g.