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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
SOUTH LOGAN
L. A. Swartmon, Reporter

Will the Golden Valley reporter
kindly tell us who was married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Monbeck Jan 81?
We once knew the family so would like
to know.
We would like to call to account the
drummer who declares he used to hunt
deer in the streets of lola in '76 in
company with Jack Griffith If he
hunted deer in the streets of lola a.
that date they were the two footed
kind and we spell it dear, as many an
old timer can testify. | have "a very
kindly remembrance of Griffith and
his pack of thorough bred hounds al
so his thorough bred stallion, Archie.
Have ridden with them myself and
Griffith was as kindly aud big hearted
an Englishman as ever rode to hounds
or squandered his fathers money. He
had a cattle ranch where the Smith
and Mcdonald ranches we're and often
took his hounds out. But in '76 will
venture there were not half a dozen
deer in Allen county,
Well anything like news is lament
ably scarce in this neck of the woods.
Oh yes, why don't some of the modern
Nimrods that have nothing better to
shoot than themselves come down and
try a shot at the large flock Of wild
geese that winter here.
Collie Miller has at last got out
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
listed at Ely Strok's Tuesday.

visited at Ely Strok's Tuesday.
Jno Mckenzie is helping Jas BaX-
ley dig his well deeper. We hope he
may find a strong flow of water.
Miss Rula Reed visited home folks
over Sunday.
viii Stephens visited at c Garri-
sons Sunday.
We scribe and family are having a
tussle with the grip this week.
G w Griffin is having some fine
brooms made these days.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
Buy NOn a Home Chean.

See the lots in the Travis addition
to Gas City. Desirable location,
prices reasonable, no smelter smoke,
addition all piped with gas and furn-
ished at same rate as gas in lola,
Terms $4,000 $40. 90 $50. 90 $50. 90 with
payments of ten dollars down. Bal
ance to be paid in terms to suit pur-
chaser.
For particulars write to Miss saba
Travis LaHarpe, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
PLEASANT VALLEY
y. II. Smith Reporter.

Jan 23-Loyd Koontz returned from
Kansas City without finding "A job.
Ora Smiths schoolmates took him
by surprise Friday evening. They
came, about twenty OF them, to remind
him it was his thirteenth birthday
Lloyd Koontz will work for H
Fakler this spring.
A candy pulling at $ T. Gantts Tues
day night.
George Burris has been down in
Wilson county to look for situ-
alton,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
NEOSHO VALLEY.
c. l.. ARNOLD Reporter.

Mrs. Steele's family, N. b. Crumbs
family and Mrs Likeman, together
with the Union school gathered at the
home OF G Semester on last Friday
evening to celebrate the birthday of
their daughter, Lena. The party was
gotten up as surprise and for a
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
GRIFFIN.
T NJ woliard, Reporter

Jan % Ely Strok is reported to
have sold his farm to Il man near
Lansing.
VIM Vannice and wife visited at G
Garrisons Sunday.
Mrs Phillips and Mrs Montgomery
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
SALEM.
" s. Lytle. renorter.

W. s. Lytle, reporter.
Jan. %. Willis Petit and wife of
independence was visiting his brother
Frank Friday.
Judge Knox shipped couple of car
loads of cattle Tuesday. Earl Rhoads
awent long to help with the cattle and
to take in the sights of the city.
Some of the good people of Prairie
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25

bers and the president, John Hoxie
killed. The assistant cashier, and j
b Charles, one of the owners were
wounded. The robbers secured So
600. No word has been received in
Humboldt to confirm the news.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
Another Wolf Hunt.

There will be another wolf hunt on
next Monday, Jan. 2Sth. All who de-
sire are invited to come and bring
good hounds. The party will meet at
the cross roads south of the Rock
Creek school mouse at 10 n. IN.
COMMITTEE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
READ
From COngressmar-at-Large elect CHAS. F. SCOTT.

Il have carefully examined the Universal Cy.
clopeda and as result of that examination have
felt myself under the necessity of buying set, al
though | already own four different cycopedias one
at least of which will have to go into the lumber
to make place on my shelves for the Universal"
| have bought the Universal" for the rearon that
it is strictly up-to-date AL its important articles
signed by men who are specialists i'll their field and
whose names are recog lied authority the
topics they treat The Cyclopedia is complete,
ate logically arranged well printed and well bound,
and have no hesitation in giving it my unqualified
endorsement Very respectfully,
CHAs. F. SCoTT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
Cheap Money to Loan.

One of Allen county's well-to-do
farmers renewed the mortgage on his
farm the other day without even figur-
ing with Henderson q Powell. That
man was deceived as to the terms,
and besides he paid higher rate of
interest than they would charge. If
you want to borrow money on farm
or city property, be sure to see them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
For Sale on Trade.

Geo II Barth, lola, has coming two-year-old
red heifer for sale.
First class incubator ana broodcr for sale
trade Miss Sadu Travis
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25

READ
Rev. EDWARD EVERETT HALE, ROxbury, Mass.
1t interests me to say that it has not failed
Hon. WILLIAM P. FRYE, United States Senator
commend it as the best most accurate and com
prehensive reference book to be had.
General LEW WALLACE Ex-MiniSter to Turkey Etc.
/ have been in continual use of the Universal
Cyclopeda for months, and find it so useful that
| am constrained to acknowledge it,
Rev. THOMAS CONATY Rector Of the Catholic University Of America
Washington, D. {.
1t is up to date, and its articles give correct in
formation from the best authorities 1t is Ger.
tainly excellent book for ready reference.
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l believe it to be ncomparably the most useful
cyclopeda in the English language.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

m ds demand sads az ss S9nsT nal h steady Dressed
shipments live STOCK Or fresh a hRSnansf f & & No
'oiSy 19s4 ,a a9d none Tomorrow.
mainly late arrivals Wednesday, were held over and on
prices barely steady Two cars Of WeseTr as uar l
1 nSey % go oyer for fridays market Ordinary prime
ay dressed Deas quiet at sq1Ol=c per 10 country
saes.Jeliine. Wright Co: 81 veaIs. 15s 10 aver
ass At + 50 aa},a % per leo NJ 81
at sf5Ef f5 y Pgsif5miIks HT a en-, 2ol r. 50 80
ing the stale stock there we're IS cars on sale al at
selling @ on qai anS 9aS s9s &aTs sso u aioW and
csr i q rated 1l3Oc on on nearly all grades ex
'e % s s. asheep s9d at 81 5egs4 per 100 n fey selected
u ts sales We're a. S9gs6 for fair 70 prime stee Dressed
Sc dressed lambs weak at eIi6Ee and extra prime
earcasses sold as high lie.
age 50 g 100 NJ 2s5 do. e2 n at s. So 1?s DO
- @ at 50 90 l9s DO s2 n at 50 80: I6o do % Ts at
So 24 do 81 n at s. 80 25s Vest Virginia do sa n
at s. 40 40 Kentucky sheep 1o3 r So so; 81 do e5 n
at g. 5 do. io2 N. at 81 75 As Virginia do lea n
McPherson & Co: 22s Virginia lambs es n, So Is;
249 do, 81 ro 20: do go s. sT1e 25s DO.
81 r. n al al e G g Ra2t5e do Ss @ % at r. ~ S2 s. 9sy1ad % m v fo
gina sheep 100 n at 8 so: II do, 1o3 10 at IS IS
Tobin shannon: Virginia Sc IS sT3s
4 % 6 S no. % g. m az s v3 g1 9a9 do shp @ n 1 20 p p 81 St
ksrns CenaTiss9n Company 22s Kentucsy lambs eS n
g. 1856 do 81 io at 50 % 10 Kentucky sheep % NJ
Kentucky sheep 100 10, 81 bucks 1s5 NJ So %
HoGS-Receipts were L 46s head. and there
hogs od s $ sdas5 s per 100 b tats hSgs were noi
ma! in the absence Of any reported sales os -
at s. % per 100 rn - DO 1872 n At S 90.
l2 M at sne s so 10 H5 % 2 m T So S rSushs as Is
at s. 20: l stag 43o H. at 81 25
at s6 2S @ rough 25o 10 at So 20 stag 800 ~ at "a
Il H Hollis: ate yesterday "a state hogs 1a7 n at
Sc 30 - do. 24s N, at So 20; rough $50 o at 50 %
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
futures ranged as folicws:

cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady No
Spring wheat. 6JgdIc. No : red, GSis g6sSc- No =
corn. S'c y" yellow - ,. pa7c No ~ i=c No
white 3Bh- d361C No 3 white. - izH38izc No rye
a5a-c- No I raxseed. 81 Sc No N5rthwestern 81 IS
Prime timothy seed. s. L. clover. grade SlU
- Mess pork per obi <lf 304Sl4 81 Lard per 10
s. % -as 10 short RIBS sides Goosel. 81 s3gSS. Dry
sa!ted shoulders boxed. T&0Tssc clear sides
l9Ned. s. 31pSS - Whiskey. basis Of high wines
81 - ON the Produce Exchange the butter
Vas hfm creamery. ltzH=nc. daiTieS l3G iTc Cheese
steady 97Hl"'-e. Esgs arm. fresh. l3lsc
Duluth. AUG I-CIose-W -Wheat-Cash No hard 71l,c.
VI Northern. s'.c. No : Northern. 62ac September
oassc. December. - @sc- Corn. 553zc. oats s5c
Northern. 70ao-c No Northern - = 9Gc, september
NbJc. Rye higher. No l. "a 2NJac. Barley strong
No > 6lG62c. sample. 5286tc. Corn. September. 5T4
u5Ifsc
Minneapolis Aug. I.-CTcse- wheat-Cash 67Asc: Sep
teraBrr Is 20. December tlir on traCk-So i 6ard
lower arst patents SJ1SS patents 50 Goa
S3 20 hst clears s. s51S= % second clears 81 20 Bran
ia tu!k Sl3 5od$li
Philadelphia. Aug Wheat &c higher. contract
grade August. II u72c. Corn ac higher. No
August j9ei59tsC- oats lc lower, No white clipped
45c Butter Cru. fancy Western creamery. n &c. do
prints q lzc nearby 3ic Eggs arm. fresh nearby
Western. l6c. do Southwestern. 12'2c. do
small a7sglur. choice 9G9@.c Receipts-Four
bhls. OpO n sacks wheat l23,0tU
900 bush. $500 bush Shpments-Whsat. IIiOOO
bush. corn. $4,000 bush oats, $4,000 bush.
ST Louis. Aug. 1-Close-Wheat, No red. cash. 65c;
september G8 n6Tc. December, zoe. No hard S6I.
GGasc Corn No = cash 5SAzc september, &c, De
c4nher 30 &C. May. 6l -c. oats No cash. BE. August
37c. september. 3bi.c. No = white, 39G382c.
Toledo Aug Wheat active. strong cash and Au-
gust 68isc September. 7oc. Decemher = sc Corn de
Arm cash "a Ac. september S4Sc Rye. 53lsc. Clover
seed cash prime. So 20. october. SO 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

l.oooOoo bush this week. The TO cables
was a loU25 point advance Paris lls9Ia4
decline at Berlin Liverpool closed partly I'd lower
2notations OF cash wheat ahoat basis, follow: No
Chicago The. No red New-York 7sSsc prompt: new
No red. New-York 1889. prompt: No . hard New
York. 767sc. August 10 Is. .CORN-There was a
sensational advance In during he hour hat
ert closing prices in Chicago less than
highest point reached by the
all started BY the Missouri showing
a condition Of only Il
outlook in its history. Coming a mar
ket unsettled and little inclined toward weakness
with traders operating than usual on
the short this influence
OF buying orders that continued up close
and left market INC higher than last night The
trade jumped TO the conclusion Ms
souri, outlook extremely poor other States like
estimates that had been around unheeSeS
all Of them as / bush or
only half crop suddenly assumed Importance IN
view Of the Missouri report and bush
the late advance corn was irrerular
II opened covering and unfavorable cron ac
eased midday wheat. Senterober
dropping 5s&c- From that point finally sold IN n
d0.c where il closed excited and There
Of export business from three or
four loads. Reports that well known Chicago trader
short Of the market. trouble
but not much, as interests were be
eved be light. The Price
above so per $500 bush for the
white Csc. prompt. and No yellow 60 nc prompt
OATS-Market steady Quotations follow:
No >. S7isc; No white. ~ I d42c white 4Oibc:
track mixed. 37leafS9c track Western. 3eI G4Oc; No
follow: ! Western. soc. b ahoat; No .
Western. 59lec, b afoat: State rye, 55G56c -.
BARLEY-Market firm. Quotations follow Feeding SIC
and mailing. 60G65c both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 1-Cattie-ReCepts 1000 head. incIud-
ing loo Texans fancy heeves steady; general market
leH2Oc lower good prime steers s. 50dS6 80;
medium 81 +1qS5 40; stocSers and feeders 81 5OGs4
cows. So 751Si 65 hefers 50 35Gs5 Gamers 81 25G1
p o bulls, 81 50qS4 50; calves S3G$+ go Texas
SfS4 % Hogs-Reeeipts to-day "a O90 head tomorrow
= VHi left 3OOt; steady higher
mixed and butchers - 50S5 90 good ohoee. heavy
- ods6 o rough heavy 81 GOG$5 To- light s. 6GdS5 20
9AlA or sales 50 GJGSj so ShsepReceipts 1900 head
sheep Sow. lower lambs, choice. strong; others
good 70 choiee weheTs, 50 T5$4 25 fair to choice mixed
q 52GS3 70: Western sheep So 2jqSS So yeEr1gs S4
= 30 native lambs So 25G$5 90 Western lambs 81 81
:" ~ Onical receipts and shipments for yesterday: he
eepts. cattle l36l0 head; hogs 3055T sheep. I61
shipments cattle, B. I42 head hogs 493I sheep. S.14l.
iHclnnatl Aug Hogs active 81 90aS3 %; cattle
50 J0QS5 50 -
last Liberty Aug. Cattle steady: extra 81 50G
- 40 prime - 4O6fS5 90. good, IS I0NS5 ii Hogs
a5out steady prime heavy s65$S mediums
20 best heavy Workers 81 95GSG; light do s. S5ds0 9
piss - '"gS5 Sc skps. 81 50GS5 25 roughs S+slSo
sleep seaGy on best grades best wethers 81 20GS4 30
calves s. 50TS6 FsF 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
rr,RopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug Closing; Beef-Extra India mess
firm Pork-Prtme fine Western firm, 6ss
Sd I.ard-American refined in pals hrm. AS Hams
short cut 10 n, S4s Sd Bacon cumberland
cut 80 n hrnl as 9d short ribs 10 70 - 10 nrn
mddes light 2s 20 "a b. steady 46s ID
iang clear nidlles heavy. 80 10. i6s short
clear backs I6 20 20 H. firm 3D. clear bellies. IA
iB 10 nrsn Shoulders-SquaTe. II IS n. firm,
39e. L.ard-Prime Western. in terces, nrm. AIS 9d
Ch-ese-American finest white Arm i6s Sd. American
finest colored hrm. AS Cd TalowPrime city steady.
TallOW-Australian. London, hrm. 2Is Cot
tanserl o-TIuil refined quiet "a TuTpentine-Spr
quiet Sd. Rosn-Commun steady. Is lied- Hops
Ldndon-Pachc firm. "a lOsNt5 iS Ltnseed OIL
steady But,er-Flnest United States hrm, 93s,
good United states nrm ITs Petroleum steady. Sad.
peas-Canadian hrm. 6s 1+d Fl9ur-st Louis fancy
Is Wheat-Spot duh: No = red Western
5s 7l.d; No red Northern spring. IS 7i-d No
California, Nd futures closed gutet September IS
cad buvers December Sd sellers CornSpot steady
American mixed new 4s 50, American mixed. old. Is
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-E0rlI. August l.. 1901.
COFFEE-The local coffee market was ruled by 4
steaCier all through the session.
net gain the 5GlO points The opening i'm
prcverne1t OF 10 points due covering and
buying following beer a6yfces from foreign speculative
markets Receipts the country heavy.
trade had discounted them. their effect
slight. Brazilian markets and
lower. bul were offset 10 a considerable by a
higher Of exchange Rio. The
locally the heaviest noted Ia time. amounting
30 bags Toward tire close the market eased on
partial : points under profit taxing
steady. Iavre reported 53
prices = franc higher: Hamburg advanced
pig: Rio % reis reis the exchange
Rio advancing Sled 10 9-l6d. Receipts were
l. 200 interior al ports.
latter being the heaviest this United
deliveries 145S6 spot ruled
steaGieT but unChsnge price quotations being
inaly bases 5ssc inVoice Rio No : and
&c FOR Santos No J. stock Hamburg. $4,000 bags.
Y which $4,000 bags Brazilian. Last months
625 0t1 bags 3S3 .0eo respectively. Rio
stock recounted shows increase Of 1856 bags.
The range Of prices the local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
rior points to-day compared

l-oa Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
s-sIAse aeTnand. sales 1900 bales. speculation
s@tSiN se9 American. 1000 receipts 1000; American
c ealns upland iAd; futures opened quiet. partial
tS-- alFaEce. closed quet but steady. unchanged
= Psni let higher. August 4i6iss: August-septenber
-NoFsTuber sO5i=s: egnber-Teoernbrr 4O4i4s De
January s941zs. Janusry-February. 4O404O5
s-le Aaartn 4aob, March-Ap pr. 4.05s. Manchester
---ls aliet. cloths quiet but steady.
,-s-ssy-tt AND AlIAl-Outsde q a hrm close
So displayed Dut Lstle feature quiet day
at patents - lOsX4. winter straghts 50 25gs3 80:
patents - 55as3 50. spring clears s. s5eis3 10
70 NlntsS = lOlls2 80; extra No winter 81 5Og
= -, 20 grade. SIS J0NSl3, spot and 10 arrive RYE
. - lh-stendy. Quoted: Fair 70 good SO 75Gs3 l5
C,B@,, 70 fancy. s5 i5Qs3 as .CORNMEAL.-Firm.
49, Ain dried s. CadS2 20. 70 brand BAG
81 s1 1tiong t2noief' Fine white yellow 81 25l
coarse 81 l0uSl u. .FfsED-Quiet Cuofea
Sc Jan spot Sl4 %. sacks 20 arrive, 10 sI7q
~ shng bran, bulk, sI7@SlT 25 coarse winter bran
city bran sls0Sls 80: cornmeal s29; inseed
sia 90 %; corn oiicake. s2l homny ehop sls 75ls
% - clinical, s29GS2s 80. ~ -" 80
cs THE principal trade in wheat oc-
l..5ing re last hour, when prices up from
n- - es7sc on September response 10 Sensational
10 ,.4il. and coSee a. point of
On the forenoon depression exporters bought
-sain taking - loads all ports
mar ~ n = emphasize the extent European de-
'aatle1 loO9OuO bush wheat -four, Outside
serted - 't-siic.1 however. bulls repre-
xho.uss .ae news itemf. and when alone prices
7ssse tloency 70 sag lower Thus after opening al
caeex.s '.sloer dropped on 73 3-i6c before being
-, =. ne strength Of Northwest w-ather
ceps was generally favorable and rr.rnarv re
Pre-. f--n MeN beyond the last year .Tha
sa-d tnreshlng
~ihaeaiois stocks scheduled 10 decrease
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
DRoPosALs FOR CONsTRUCTIoN.-PhI

Depot .. N. Dept. l42s Arch Street Phila-. Pa.
July 81 Sealed proposals. in tripcate will be
ceived here until II O'Clock A. NJ. Friday August Soth
the construction OF four nreproof store
tbriCk). Schuylkll Arsenal. Phila. Pa ac-
the plans and specifications TO be at
Special attention OF intending bidders is
invited to clause in Description prexed 10 spectfca
deduction which will te made length
Of building reduced. Bidders separate
plumbing which may be awarded separately.
required 10 per of the
Of the work accompany each proposal. uN-
GUARANTEED BIDS will not be considered. Govern
the right reject all pro
pesals part thereof Blanks for proposals. with
circular bidders viii be furnished application
Envelope. containing proposals. be endorsed proposals
for Constfuetion, and addressed 10 Col. JOHN v
FUREY Asst. Or Mr.. General U. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

COTrON-rhe cotton market opened quiet prices
los points higher ana for time bid 70 follow an
extremely course. with speculatiOns
smaller limits than toward
midday business broadened rapidly
worked sharply. October 7-32 and
August N quiet lee the advancing
20 42 While there reaction later, the
underune 0f the steady. side
unpopular professional circles There rains
reported in Arkansas buI the the drourb
region of the West the weather very unfavorafe
70 The The forecast little hope neartv
break dry spell while adyicss gloomy
IN The extreme Shedding, stunted
snd whitening Of the leaves frequently com
plained or The monthly condition u
The Journal Of Commerce made bullsh Impression
showing decline If II IN the condition. 10
I5S IN summarizing. this authority very
serious damage had been done the Southwestern crop
BY Dratracted drouth As for the belt decided
Improvement indicated The local trade was ap-
p7ehensve q buIlish government report monrh
next Monday, and regarded The Journal Commerce
report fair indication Of what expected
II the OF decline condition ports
were again slim Southern markets reported
steady and unchanged. clearances for
liberal anl local demand for cotton
thar IN weeks The single drawback higher
prices here absence of speculation. due largely
the efforts made July. The public
rot recovered from the tmidty then Occasioned.
In the last half the market hardened
large demand for had developed Shorts
were the leading buyers the advance The market
nna4E steady. with prices net 6Es points higher.
The of contract in the local market to-day
was az follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
NAVAL STORES

Demand was "A little better for spirits to-day. and
valIes gained slightly. Advices from
satisfactory purpo R0sin and pitch were all quiet
anc unchanged. We
TAR-Iaeguars 81 - do oil bbs
SPIRITS TURPENTINF-3 \ R36c.
KosINConnon 10 good strained 81 80 E. 81 6oaSl TO;
+ 81 IO O. 81 So H. 81 so 81 30; X. So 25 NJ 50 G5. n
s.: W q. S3 81: w " 81 IS.
STOCK ON HAND
o. -.. bbla
spirits turpentne 1,9s3 hbs
Tar 725 bbls
Charleston. Aug L-Turpentne steady. 3ae Rosin
flrHl unchanged.
Savannah Aug i.-sprts turpentfne 3asic bid;
receipts. l. 1856 sales 3l+; exports. SIS Resin firm;
,eips. 1928 sales. 3634: exports. 1879 We quote;
a b. g 81 =. 81 O5 81 10; f. 81 5qSl 20; @, 81 -;
H. 81 30: / 81 as X 81 20; NJ. 50 l5a$2 20 y. 81 50;
Wilmington. Aug. i-spTts turpentine irm 31aS21ac
receipts 10 Rosin firm. 9sc@$I; receipts, f43. Crude
turpentine STEADY SlHS2 receipts l04 Crude quiet
81 40; recepts. Il2
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug l. p m.-Cotton spot moderate
prices lower; American miGdling The
OF the day 5000 bales, Of which 500 FOR
and included bales
Receipts. 4.300 bales. including 1900 American Futures
opened quiet and closed quiet and steady; American.
I m I6-6fUt II -64d sellers and
temher. IA 64d buyers; September 14-6id buyers Oc
toGer q, I-6+,l sellers: October and November,
5-6iq4 664d sellers. November and December. 464g
5-t4d sellers, December January, 4SiH4 5-6id
sellers January February. 4-6igf 5-6id buyers.
February March 4 sad buyers. March and April
1 G-04
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
proposaIs.

SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for
Brick and steel Buldings." will be a the
Bureau OF Yards ana Docks Navy Department Washing
until o'clock. August "a. 1901, and then
publicly opened for constructing brick and steel
buildings. 10 by % and 81 by 25. the Navy Yard
Portsmouth. ~ H.; appropriation, S9s,000. Plans and
specifications viii be furnished by the Conmandan
Yard Portsmouth. y. IL, deposit OF SIS
their return he at that Navy Yard the
Bureau MORDECAI T. ENDICOTT. Chief Of Bureau
Iulv
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot of
ss follows and minutes earlier from W I'D
900 a m Dailv.-Soud train for Buffalo. Arr ; .. n
BnghamtOa Waverty, Emira AMI Bradford Coaches.
paIl0 cafe dining 70 Buffalo.
O.I5 a. m--DaiIy. except SUNDAYS. Bizghamton.
Owego Wave-ly. ElIuira and Delaware Valley
Pullman Paror Daily Port Je-vts Mon-iee.o
Pullman PaTlor Cars
n CaiIy-Chicago LImited-Fast Nal--Sol.d
Chicago. arriving $50 Arr Cleveland
Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
.-:}O n. Da.lyBuffalo and Cleveland Express-sArr
Buffalo O5 Bradford 20 zoo ard Yauass
town n. Cleveland Il So p. Sleepsrs %
ard Cleveland Cafe
81 m Daily-Solid train for Binghzrntou.
Chieagc Seepers 10 Buffalo Chicago. Cln-
Dining
rIyCKETs Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCOMMODATIONS AT III il3. 26I nd II5q
Broadway Eat I25th ST and 2z3 West l25th
Chambers West I'D s. ferries. New York;
Fulton % Broadway, BROOKLYN. River
Tfoboken Jersey Cttv Station New Yora TRANSFER
Co. calls an: checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
so1rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah COTTON quiet: middlins. Sc, low
uGAliuF good ordinary 6l.c 323 ba
exports coastwise. sales. -, stock. II
Memphis COTTON quiet. middiing. low
mddng rae: good ordinary, Ti6c. Net receipts %
20 4O3
New-Orleaus. Aug Cotton easy midiling. slsc: low
mddIing 7Ac good ordinary, Ice. Receipts 5ss
bales. exports the Continent $50 sales 700 stock
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

spot cotton closed dun but steady, with
changed the basis middlng upland and
eS-l6c for niddling Gulf 81 Southern
lo markets we're teegraphed as follows: New-Orleans
Easy unchanged al sise Mobile nominal unchanged al
g savannah quiet. unchanged a Sc. Wilmington
enohanged 81 Norfolk steady unchanged az l3-l6e
6aitnore nominal. unchanged SAC Galveston quiet
TIcaasea az sisc Augusta quiet, unchanged s4c st
louis steady unchanged Al
.,septs a ports and interior points to-day compared
ne lasf vrHer and las