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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-04-04
Shot In the Foot.

George Isaman, Oldest son of S. G. Isa-
man, was accidentally shot Sunday after
noon. While strolling about the farm
in company with his father looking for
oil prospects a stray bullet fired BY some
one up the canyon struck him IN the foot.
The ball entered the heel from behind.
ranging downward and inward. II
struck the bones Of the foot and lacer.
ated the muscles IF the sole Of the foot.
The man who fired the shot heard the
outcry Of the child and the commotion
caused by his shot. He hastened 10 help
the father carry the boy to the house.
DR.. Shaft was called and is now in atteufl-
ance Of the wounded boy. The wound
is severe and may result in serious com
plications resulting in serious injury to
the boy. At present the patient il rest-
ing easily. The gun used was ! 44-cali-
Der Winchester, and the hunter I farm,
hand. living a Ira Small's, who was out
shooting at coyotes.
The sttry Of the shooting is @ follows:
Jake Jacobs aud Will Nixon, employed
1t the Ira Small farm, went coyote hunt:
ing Sunday afternoon. They traversed
the full length Of the canyon and had
succeeded in killing two coyotes. While
they were It the upper end Of the canyon
Mr.. Isaman and his son came into the!
lower end and as the boys returned down
y Il \ a
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-04-04
SENATOR SHOUP AT HOME.

Returns to Boise via CaIifornia-he Thinks In,
President Will Retain all Present Federal OF
flee Holders Whose Records Justify Reappor
tionment.
Ex-senator George L. Shoup. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Shoup and the Misses
Shoup, arrived in Boise last Sunday from
the coast. The Senator and family lef,
Washington about three weeks. ago
They went to New Orlt aus aud after q
pleasant stay proceeded to the Pacific
coast. visiting in Los Angeles, Coronado
Beach and San Francisco. They also
made short stop at Portland.
Senator Shoup, IN conversation with a
representative of the Boise Statesman last
evening, said. he had urged President
Mckinley to pay a visit to Boise during
his western tour and had secured a prom.
Use that he would do SO providing it was
not found necessary to make radical
changes in the northwest itinerary. ''If
the president goes over the Short Line
he will stop for short time at Boise, :"
said the senator. "If he comes it will be
about May 23.'
Speaking Of Idaho matters the senator
said everything was much as it had been
He had done the best he could for the
Boise public building, it having been
considered advisable to accept the $780,
600 increase rather than hold up the ap-
preparation longer. He had assurances
from the department tha. the building
would be very fne one. Advertise
ments for bids would probably be author.
lied to be printed some time in April.
Asked concerning Idaho appointments
the senator said there was nothing he
could say at this time excepting that the
president had indicated desire to retain
all federal Office holders who had per-
formed their duties satisfactorily and
who were satisfied to remain. Respect
ing appointments for army service ana
other appointments growing out Of the
of stable government in
the Philippines, the senator said he had
fled list for considerations by the presi-
ident. All the other states had presented
similar lists. however. 20 those appoint
ments were surrounded by good deal Of
doubt.
Senator Shoup said he intended to
maintain his home and his headquarters
in Boise, although he would spend con-
siderable Of his time in the Salmon coun-
try looking after his business interests.
His family. he said, would pay visit to
Salmon city during the summer.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-04-04
Pocket
81. Combs

Rubber combs
IN cases. just the
thing for vest
pocket, regular
dime value, sale
price each
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26

Ess & fair % g. gs s sss5s :s5s @
81 25Gsl 81 state per sack 81 4o9sI sweets jersey,
chaTlest2n prime. per dozen bunchss s!sEle; Do Cali
mu5a e cT.tS 7scs 90 -o DO s i9Ss 63 off per
crate I5cas1 % carrots Bern1uca per crate 75cllS
do HeGriesns @ = 5dGsS o cfls-y' Fo1iss as to Size
IHr case - 50cF2 a. do per dozen s.aik l2f3c can
6bl crate 81 1882: do STATE ton Sl5q$lS ceun-
Orleans pc bt s5gS5 sssrans Forlss per o2. sg
sprouts ? NofS per bf so5c G0 s,tace FoT per
fS 81 ar E. DO hi F3sa ,.Fs 81 s 80
ara North 5aroina per bushe BASKET 75Sasl. eeSs,
srooa per 6a G5 bpnehs s smuda p Srare
g 5%gs7 DO Havana. per 81 -: do Connee cut
s 90 red s8Gs3 So do 6raase COUNT red per bSs
sn H6e e. per Sa s6r GeaSi. Sssa M ST. Sc so 90 ysT
8 I5G$3 DO re5. 81 49, okra, Florida psr c3rrer S2a
GAN oraa @ a'0 per Box o 81 @ sGs5 So peppers oTd
i1 per f erate $lSsl 75 string beans Farids psr
5 T 81 SS @ eash nS RT cal anada S Rus per S
s490c; tomatoes Florida fancy. per carier So 0<t So
MILK-The MIX Exchanse price for standard quality
Hay AND sTfRAw-KAY-Trade was discouragirsly
n sGs X ssasn aq cs has andF p2 M rosn 9
receipts The market be better cleaned up than
sgsakinS q country roads check supplies
seems to be Pien1y Of bay to weaT Gt in @ the
time We quote Prime large bales, Ier 100 ~ 9ac;
mixed 75G7712c. clover 1o0T2ac. Small bales per
small @ = a pcss fRsy though
6ai d ia fan IN Te% OF sste laFgsF SusP quote e.
hay and straw reported the Produce Exchange
at noon today HUDSON River Railroad, $50; Erie. $50:
100 West shore so Lehigh Valley 26o; Central
Jersey, 20: total 1.s5o tons. Receipts Of by
=, Elsn y R,,, MaTea 2a t. WORTHY Of 400
osr. c,eG rey % 81 nc bids The The o'a al ma market was de
Eign district was 62l 600 n " ''7
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
Interior.


Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
eaer sales 500 bales speculation ana export so bales
ooc bales Midding upland 44sd Futures openei irregu
lower March. i.32a. March April 43l 7b; Aprl-May,
s:aaa f5s cptem 'st eer n =
COB ManeeeSSer yagns and cioths
FLOUR AND MEAL-rrade in the nour market was
mostly confined local YESTERDAY and prices
although on several veil known brands the mills stili
a. skS1 o su5ide figures sprng na.sG' Nre a al
en!s So eogs4 prng clears SSas& ~ es5T 81 ,sa So
no grade SIS e5asle 50 spo. and to arrive barkhea,
aouE RYE FL6UR-ssady' g gqHolsa; Hgs5 Far to
CoRNdEAI.-Frm; quoted: Kiln dried. g SOS 90 as
yeliow' 81 cdarse FEEp-Frrn quoted:
spring bran spot s1s 5oGS2o %: sacks arrive 200
iinseed oil. cake. s21 rs; corn OIL cake Fl'' h'nS
'h3P SRAISIM sI; aFa 9 S wheat are, wae
only intervals du.ng the day: not, nojaog ~
Te tbs onoea rise in in corn otherwse prevailing
tendency hesrsh direction inqenSed oy ,a r
action in the Liverpool whereby last prices we're
2Dboe 2Ry "a n met esa r. a2Ea5 b s In in @ rh
5 supply yar apa e. snTa scss5 sSas 9os i @ to be ocy
lated expected On satusy e @.' enersr a ber hat
increased trading interest viii follow in The wekH o,
bsTe bp IN 9i 5caso ana sehere as
stated that the qnotatio1s . VII rte Sg e aes we're
conflicting the visible sGlpl3 sone I's a
aIeTS far he
shown other included increase Of : s"T"
in quantity passage compared WIN an ~
ported worlds shipments TO 600 bush wtle Ex-
change hgUres 6.1l20o0 bush r' Us I
don seller OF futures in the lsN NeTpo % 80
receipts $4,000 bi sh, against loN bsn Ne5t
The cps at ~ MnnsarSs ana & alph sr 7 See ce
CToes from Paris r"qotteI > Paruat >
werp UNCHANGED. The sccA Of wheat in New for
?So0o bush and there was aEo G'creas OF
ooo bush in the oeal stock OF ~ ' r.. Iist p %
amounted 20 70 loads of wheat Quotations Of cash wheat
s SzrsS 10 Z nrir go 40 te To \ rtbe-, chicago
EsNYoIl.. sl'sc ahoat; No hard chicago 81 &c s2ot
and No . hard New-York, Sl2se spot: :.. CoFN--Ater
rnisrakable lecurrent Of strength distinguishing
feature the corn market reused up into positive aS,y
rGn rce INTO other markets as we'll was understood
sfbilities inroIr.d made up corsidershle part
belt Il apparent that receipts would not In
a -, sa,,i1,- - I-,,t y-@ri5,s
shipments of 3oll bush 744,10D bush smaller
week: the passage decreased 595 600
all of these influences tending the friend
illness for staple. Export transactions however he
cause = the advance were only 10 loads Last prices
here showed "a asd net advance. The visible supply in
creased 54"oo bush. and there also increases az
hush IN total a. New-York:
ana 70 Yellow. 4s4sc. both b aioat oATs|Tne
market quiet but generally hrIner in sympathy with
increased lG4. bush local No in
erased 300 bush ana the total stock here increased
white @2s4 a;3c No white a2c: track mixed. 0d31 &c;
track white s2aS6c; No white clips % RYE
WsS;sTn elc both 2, aaat; state rye SSFs5c
and mailing. 621TOc both Nev-York.
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26

-reculave demand increased materially ard the SEMI
We're 1865 Assa insulting 5000 at chissgo az
Kansas city AMI 2sco at Omaha For Tuesd3y e -"
81 s2gsl@9 10 family s snoTs clear so oi
sl So P1feff g soqs1G extra 5nd!a ness ieSe
HSP a1: % eG5:s: 3sss ;f y ETs
10 NJ ae Y n s.;qSe 4 n So Picked shoulders Gs
WFi1n NJ quoted ,i'T 4e &c, G9untryi l.j
nm. quoted 7S6o Rednei ari G-m: quoted: south
Amsrt:a 95c Continent seoe BTsszil kss: iooS
5sc. ;sTEARI,5E-Firm; quoted oieo 7''; city lard
erT t 2w market og qrseS in 5es on 'F s @ @
and the market iistless 9uotatons 5oloE "a IN
So; prime choice 3'sQ@'sc: head 3iaf7G12c; Fatnn
sgGARThs aas sonsgns os dssPpo5P's s5s5. his is
2 but g5g. . d n2 , ma %1h fair T 6usns icing at
ulchanged list prices which the lowest ohtanahle
6 a. a6o 5GeT cSS S5 loaf & T2 X%% ara poss
Eass f51e gsats h o Fsc coarse
Fapaa,ed s$5e EsTs n ,5 cartons: is,.. o1e e
sra4ulated sta 1derd srsnulated and diamond s23c;
5ot 10 10 Sc = 4" 10 4ot 10 II. 4S5c Nos IL
siderable business executed in sugar circles to-day
moasses sugar sold at Slightly higher The under,
operations at the close; Centrifugal &c muscoyado
n:a az Goo ana rolaSses i snEf 9's ga$ - cy 1 @
company and 2oO0 bags cuba centrifugal same basis
sg3 rt, 70 the h @ People 3 @ & 6ee % @ s & fsn
- test m c co @ bss ,t IaGe Isl oengal n port al
: So. 96 5P fesP T. and 2io bags do centruEai n
port at ! l52c @6 test al tai,en ny Howell Canre %
ket in London at as for both months. -.
rrces nchanged from SatnrGays lose no business
done dnrins he session n0r was there T any n @ % @
A III a May = a1s Jung u eg @
Il SOC October November and December, - 7oal3soc
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
EXPORTS LAST WrFK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 2S. 1901
C0FFTF-The coffee nnrkst opened partial points
higher this morning the result OF better European
cables been looked for. lighter receipts al Bra
lillian active consumptve demand Loca!
traders been expecting declines in hoth French cd
German markets whereas the former reported IN
chanred. while Hamburg advanced partial Ia pfE
ndertone during carry forenoon support from the
bulls lacking. and tv 2 prices had eased of 20 a
Saturdays close Aside from heavy selling D.
a prOmnen, Brcad-st firm call and during the frSt
hour market without feature of Importance.
Transactions DAY below the amount
1900 bags. of this total $3.50 bags changed
cali Closing prices net unchanged 70
points higher final quiet. Friends of the
market the falling of receipts noted
movement Interior receipts 20500 bags;
ports OF Rio and Santos 2i.aoo bags Official ad-
Rio exchange rate unchanged. but pri
reported drop of 332i llizd. The local
market spot supplies steady and moderately ac
Quotations nominal the basis Of i1sc for
No Rio 7ssc for 10 T. invoice lots Clearsnces re
ported mis- morning the steamer Sqringwel from
Rc 20 New-Oreaus March % wiki $4,000 bags ana the
teame~ Ragusa. date for New York. with 220o0
tie ueeE lust ended were bags against l2
h. 80 So bags for the week year
the former amount NevT-York reported bags
Santos receipts l420o0 bags for the
pared l5T GOO IS 600 bags
week Rio receipts aggregated 81 go
bags 63 0 the previous week and CO 900 for The
came week q RIO shipments the United
States 81 0O) bags FOR the week 70 Europe 5000 Santos
shipments 10 the United States 5000 10 Europe 49, o
haEs
The Of prices local to-day
&
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
}: native lambs, 81 9of

$ soas yearnss 5. 7sg:s 10; native lambs 81 soa
Cincinnati. March 25-FIogs lower. 81 1896 Calves
active. 81 25gS4 90 Sheep steady SZS'as4 'o- LAMPS
East Liberty. March s-Cattle steaay extra. - 5ca
S6 light and best heavy Yorkers, 50 oS s6 10 pigs
IS 75sJ 90: r2urhs 81 20S5 10. sheep about steady
choice s. 20as5 81: 50 5o choice
lambs s. t5qSS %; common 10 good. siaSo o. 'ea
East Bufalo March o5-ReceIo,s-Cat.ls 3J1
sheep and lambs, s. hoss 1lo cars. shipments
CatteOTeags 40 foa5s. Market generally steady
except undesirable grades 81 and green
St7ckers were 1015c lower n the common xmas
but srade feeders about steady Fresh cows and
sprinssrs of top quaiJv fr steady. The demand
for calves slow and prices lower. Good q best
smooth fat expert cattle ot ds raals Quality . s' CO.
port bulls choice extra, SASS y; good 70 choce
b5tcFers siGS4 q; good . best fat bulls SS
$ 9 & fair 70 F3od e fe sgS SsaSS - I'd rSs :, op pl.t &c
81 % yearng Eo 70 choice. 81 1905 81; Eo'd 70
choice fat cows s3 2jasS 5G; extra "a cows s4 fat
heifers choice evtra, s4dSt - gh butchers 81 73a
S. 25Q$3 10: stock good 20 best IS 17qst tep
feeders cS4 canada feeders good to cho!cs So 50
gSi; Canada stockers. common 70 Eood s. 25g = %
Canada calves. "loicr good color 81 Si 81;
s. 25dSS 80; Jersey stocksrs 50 5n3s3 milk
and calves choice 10 extra. si50S5o ecoG % choice
s:S6&45; zr-tnSers choice 70 EXTRA S4ogst3 calves.
Handy lambs s5 T5ds5 81: choice IS 50d
So -; sheep yearnEs, SIS 1os5 35 wethers 81 s5 %:
heavy handy natives. 81 s56S5 . Az tEe
offerings sold and the close fun steady firm
zS-Market opened dull 1012oc lower with total
s8 ~ mixed sGaSe G5: workers. Sc the desirable
grades pics generally at Sc. with few sales az lower
easy s. lower undesirable grades and steady on
good kinds
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March c5.-Cctton dull; n'dilns, ssc low
exports to Britain 1+ST3; France 7Il1 % the
Continent zoo wise. 159 sales. no stock, l2962l
RaltIn1ora March 25.-Cotton nominal; niiidling.
15-i6c: low mddns TTsc: good ordinary. Tac; gross
receipts. 235 bales: stock. l@.1SI.
Savannah .5.-Cotton dull and r1iddlins.
116c; low rnddng Ici good ordinary. s'sc net re
i3i 70 Continent soo coastwise 2IT5; sales. 523;
stock % 2o9
Memphis March 25-Cotton quiet; untdalng SIC: low
middiinS Ttec. good ordinary 6s.- net receipts 1SS
bales gross lisa: shipments. 2o+S. sales. 600. stock
I2i;3S
Naw-Orleans March o5--Cotton nominal. cotton
quiet 15-iec. Til1li1g Si,c. good ord
nary Ice sales $50 bales: dsvers1 ce1tract GH
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, March 2S-Crosing: Wheat. spot No red
nrr s!>d; No California hrra s'ad quIet
May. es sd Julo. 6s nd Corr-Spot firm: American
quiet: MAY. IS Iod JULY as e7sd september IS 1oasd
winter steady. S Gl Hors at Lo1don-Fa,ihc Coast
Pork steady: prime mess Western 6ss Hsr1Sshort
~ to 6 n, strong AS Lard strong prime Western
terces. 4ls American refined pals.
strong: Cumberland ai: short rib Is
2i ~. i3s Sd clear mdjes light. 2s
long clear mi1dlcs heav S5 70 80 ~ 4es clear
backs l6 70 20 n 39s OF: clear bellies IL Is
Cd. Shouiders.Souarc. II 10 IL 70. strong s6s ad.
Cheese duL finest American white colnred.
iull: frcst United qs,
Talow duh; prime citv @ts &c: Australian in Lon
don. 2e7. Cottonsecd ol-HuT rAfned-S2ot frrl. 1Cs
"a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GuIst, 27s Sd Rosiu-Cornnon
Q firm. 2Ss 60
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
Totals

METALs-It anything. the market 10: metals ex-
s6~ s4 f hand [ 70 mon m9S'9 r
market Better statistical egu5sh for that metal
for futures There vas practcaiy no other impogant
P6ninay anchansSd at l7c for Lake spcror ana 6s.
B B to S1f5f m d for spot and 6 &s 50 for fuy9rs sd
onnaes d to so feS f 81 s h9 s aBo s
sny eh2nse IN 'Sae'; a ne sose was weak & al - S1a
SaS sasy gashass:a s.5ogsI? rF p!
foaadFy sl5sti5 q; s2is SogthsIa, sl8Gsi55 %
.lsssfs e ss ss'ys VS. ana general @
taned syrup. we're quiet Quotations follow: New
orleans csntTifuss eonno2 fair l4aoe s92e
soc Porto Rico. 34a4oc. syrups common I5aI6c: fair
fkEGT artt for sa Image
99e . sspT. with ft4 no change @ 4 asTs % o@ and
general cargo were exceedngy Light and with moderate
quotations 10 LvsTr9ol were li4d London, 2Ed; Gias-
"a; antwerp: Pad; iIanSpTg 40 pss fotterdam. Sc
.s CHARTERS -British steamer. 1890 tons general
cargo hess Geo 70 aongon Ina1s rso 'eTs March @ Hrh
% Hamburg or Rotterdam. Us, option savannah and
steamer. $50 toms timber. Guf The Continent io2s
G75 % ans coal Norfolk 70 Havana rrvate terms: Ger
ship 5000 bbs refined petroleum hence 70 London
as7 toai deals s. John r east coast a:rS ireland %
50s: bark 800 tons. lumber, Portland Baha Blanca
s12; British sehocEeE. 100 tons lumber St John y
tons TO s. sess cargo St Jon n rbae e's srS
terms Bri,ish schooner 100 tons u.ber Mobile 20 san
port charges schooner ieo tons. rneapIles bahamas
tons phosphate rock Tampa Baltimore private
schooner lumber Iayport New-Yori5, pri-
terms; schooner 7es tons switch
Savannah Perth ATboy. l5i4e; schooner. 672 tors
previously. unnber Savannah NeW-York 81 s7i5,
100 900 day; schooner fet tons. lumber Fernandna
20 Philadelphia. 50 62i3; schooner. 3i4 and
cement Jacksonville 81 and 25c respectively
schooner. is9 tons coal heneeA 10 Tinalhaven. s5c;
schooner ss5 coal Philadelphia SonnFf0a 7cIsc
barge. 21oo capacity. coal. Baltimore 10 Roston
SOC and Sc bridge money.
oILS-A strong undertone 20 lard products together
with continued cottonseed oil further
steadiness yesterday old prices Lnsesd oil
petroleum X unchanged. We quote: Petroleum bbs
s. 0S. n bulk. S. 80; Philadelphia. hbs Ss n
So 81; refined NewYork 50 10; cottonseed
rrime crude hbls. 3o1e; prime yellow, 34c
of summer yellow. ssc; prime white SIC prime winter
yellow linseed. American Gle: American
boied S5c. irseed quoted &c
under city brands; lard ell. s5GGee
PROvISIOSS--In face a lower hog market. pro
developed strength and activity closing hm
West but here also. cash lard showing 10
points advance over Saturday. Packers bought ribs
freely and also took pork but the former led the market
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
LONDON wooI. MARKET

London March 25--rhe offerings a v-c-i auction
sales to-day numbered I2.T5 bales The uuatr wss
good free buying resulted South Australian and
Australian realized good represen-
purchased light m~rinos and crossbrcs freely at
prices The Continent active and he
ma1orty Of locks and pieces several lines % which
for America \ good supply of greasy Care Of
Ciocd Hope readily home trade the
Continent and America. Following are New
South Wales. $500 bales. secured 6isd1ls
2&t@1olsd 0Ieensland. 1900 bales secured. 1sG71s
3i2d: greasy Gp:d9d. Victoria 100 bales;
sad. greasy 5'tt@i1o South Australia. $500 bales:
secured. 6i.dGlS Sled: St7iG1Od Cape
700 bales gyeas-. 3'sdds'ad. NewZeaand $500 bales
secured 6'adGls Slad: greasy, 52dG1Od Cape Good
Hope and Natal, 1900 bales; greasy. 3a<dd71
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March a5-Cattle-Receipts 81 COO head in
eudnE 500 Texans. active. hrm butchers stock
active except Gamers steady strong
prime steers s5S6: poor medium SO 159Si S. stock
and feeders steady y Iogs4 GO COWS 81 tSS4 80;
50 s0Gs4 S5 calves steady S. 5oQ$G Texas fed steers
top saes to-day "a s5aS5 Texas steers So ISGs4
Texas bulls, 50 5ogs3 % Hess.Receips to-day 80 900
head; Tomorrow 2Oo0o head Saloc lower; top So oa
$ s5ato o7l. rough heavy s. so1s5 so bulk Of sales
lambs steady strong Good choice vethers s. so
S.: fair mixed. 81 50ds4 so Western sheep,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
Railroads.
LaCkaWanna Railroad

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once No. 1c42 Broadway
% 3lst-st. until D. m advertise
received the following branch cces at regular
Office rates until oclecs viz: 254 ave.
2$i-st i5e 9th ave. I2th-st; Macys 6th-avs
and f4th-st iie Columbus 66th-st IC6
West i2d-s;. 6,h % I4thst; 25I IVES,
i2dst. between Tth ana sth ayes East 4Th-st;
3d-ave between I6;h TIth sts: 1926 Sd-ave near
6lstst; l1os lst-ave near s9h-st.; Tse Tremon-ave
S15 Bleecker-s,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
111-rRPoo1. rorroN MARKET.

Licerpool March q. ?. u.-cotton-spot; uloderate
business prices sd lower, American m!tdlins fatr
3cl Eoof m1dliue I2-I6i: mi4dilg 4ssd l1W mid
ding, 76d. good ordinary 3I6i o-diAat, i3-led
% the 900 bags. ~ whicG 1} were
speculation and export ara included ZOO Arn-rcsn
Receipts. 1000 bales. tnc'uSns 700 American Futures
sn1 closed steady: American mlddlIns, m
c. March. Cd buyers; March and April, s1-6+9
buyers; April and Nay 316id buyers; May and
June Sleid BUYERS; June aat July, Sd sellers;
30 81 -6Nf value: Sep
,ember 2i-e4d4 25-si buyers. September. et-sfI
: 25-Gid buyers October. 6-e4d sellers; October
November sal sellers November and December.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot or Chambers
fellows minutes earlier from ". 2Sd ST:
0.tp Day.-Soid for Buffalo Arr .. m
BiSghanltOn. Naverly ElmIra Bradford. Coaches.
parl0r dining o Buffalo.
$50 .. Daily-ChfcaSO Limired-Fast
tran TO chicago arriving $50 Arr. Cleveland 40
Sespers Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining
$50 m. DaiIy-,BEralo and Cleveland Express-Arr-
Bradford 20 Yourx,-
town 10 - Cleveland I? so m. Seepers Bnt-
Cleveland.
S.l5 D m Daily.-Snlid Binzhannton.
ly. Erira Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo, Chicago
yINCKErS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS e Ill. II3. 26I 4Or and sSY
Broadway l6I East l25th ST. and 273 West 125th 81
Chambecs and Wesr 2Sd ST. ferries. NswYork: and
Stse Fulton St 9s Broadway Brookyn: 122 River ST..
Hobokeu. and Jersey CITY Station
Co. calls FOR and checks baggage TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26

cOTTON-The MARKET had very uIlsettIea
opening unusually nervous Throughout the ss
ton Liverpool cables furnished great surprise 70 me
trade here had teen more OF less con
ioently Instead CT that the Eng;sh rafke
following SatursaN's reported the
further decline cas- points Cor futures and "a Tor st
cotton while cahies ealing the lts
"a lower anc SAYING that English sf!nners were oog
On for prices. owing 70 the large BOMBAY
movement heavy receipts This country ana the con-
teeuen pressure spot supnlies on the foreign so
markets. RESPONDED @lth weak opening al
decline points, which soon increased 10 a
deeline leG2G points Shorts the only support
ttc covering caused partial reaction after when the
Market became largely on account OF
rom 1000 10 ll9OO hales against 2G73 bales while
ssli the previous wear. Az tine T. vas reported
thar birmingham Ala. had been practically swept out of
existence b cycore hut this rurnor or report fsileo
70 make f.aser advicea This score
&c not confirm the early ramors and was not learned
a territory had been seriously affected BY
nsh winds ore factor in The prerailing weakness vas
ne large Bombay; this reached 1900 bales
sesinst 5000 last year The local market was also
s ssspeeaAy in Texas. The Bonhay movement remained
we leadng IN the Liverpool weakness There vas
sso some selling the eEpectatton that the re-
pts IN Texas VIII adversely afecr the Liverpool market
to-norrov. Tho local market finally steady az e
OF The Gay
The range % prices in the local market
cay fellows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-26

The ps, eoten closed eu,st with quotations lower on
bats of sac for middiihe upland and sac for mid
s..S Guh Sales, BOO bales. Southern spot markets
'essreIhed as folows NeVOrlcans. Irregular lice
sysf. af ssc: Mobile. unchanged Savannah
MI and easy. llee lower. Lice: Charleston quite
Sseo 81 SC; Wilmington, steady. sc lower ct s'sei
nal e9let 3-lec lower az Lice baltimore. norni-
-ihe lower, at 5-l6c; Augusta 5-32c lower
s,nc 81 Louis. du, nc lower. SIC Estimated re-
49,. to-rnorrnw AZ NewOrlenns from 5000 20 5000
against 1885, bales last bales year
rss.s AZ Houftnn. from 10000 l,000 bales com
-'N'' N"''s IAN WIN anu -'aS baiea sN"'