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New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

n1-RRs.s NEW PRACTICAL ARITHMETIc; BY ,ia0k bGk
gene L. Dubbs 12mO PIP, 44o 'ArneT''ah i''ON
p.,nWIN's CONQUEST OF THE OLD NORTHWEST. sye
american Book Company -
pAcoN's uNE SEMAINE A PARIS BY Eawln 20" i,rs
Bacon. Pm B. l2mo P6 PP ts6i c6nnany mlyn map
RI QUEEN VICTORIA. HER LIFE AND ooa EMa M
FIRE By Marquis Of LorRe (now HIS HIS 'rdfe erper r
Duke of ArgylD. illustrated o'o PIP 90
rt1E NEW TESTAMENT IN BRAID SCOTS Rendered e 1,s
:. by the William Wye smith. oVo' Pp' ''i' ~
PAISLEY: Alexander Gardnero
AdI1LIoNAIREs AND KINGS OF EmIERPRlSWI1b 3as VINO by
Pluck and Energy have Ma Made FPaee By
Masters in the Fields So OF Iaducry I aId Lppncott COS
THE GOLDEN CHIMNEY Boys MiRe Ed5scd: Hy "a NJ
Gerberding. 1emo. PIP 2lS' 'san Francisco a.
11,lcIEs FROM JAPAN. Set Forth by the Ghinks'
4to. "a NJ. RobertsonD -
bv the Author. Square limo. tCharles Scrihhef
sonsJ ,rr,.,r, pv
Katharine Campbell Kelley oblonE 4tO- 'Anner''4h
Book Company y,
o,ooDY TWO SHOES PICTURE BOOK Pictures ~
walter Crane. Alto. John Lane) --,,-
THE NOVELS OF SAMUEL RICHARDSON IN IESI TWENIT n
four IsGagon Giagssa
"pnss '' Each 16mo. q. B. Lippincott Company
THE DESTINY OF DORIS By Julius Chambers. i1i'O'
AfI nn s3e continental Publishing Companyo ,s
THE ss7ao 1AlhEa Emo oASSf2 pp 2se dzaTper Broso
THE A;Fb woTRnr M as6srashy By
Pushneil FlrH Hart 12rno, PIP so7, eThe Macmillan
Company) ,rrrns
A11 limo pp ses. dIarper s. Bro-3
IN GREAT Waters o,s -Four 1HsSps1 s5or1es nres lh0A
THE MARaATE MYSTERY. BY Burford peianho''
i2rno. pp 800. (8rentano's)
BITTER fruit; BY Mrs I0v''' Cameron 's"0 p''
STORIES OF ENcHASrMnNT By Jane pentzs- Myers'
iemo, pp, aib, q. c, Mociurs 4 Coz ,..
A pEAr QUEENS FAIRY TALES, BY Carmen eytva I'VE
(tIxabeth, Queen OF Rumania). Translated ny 'A
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

fact that Dr. Babcocks sermons were preached
from full but intricate nozes which no one else
could develop. He had written no book
If I Were King" by Justin Huntly Mccarthy,
the dramatic version of which is now being
played in this city by Mr.. Sothern, will be puo-
lished by R. H. Russell early in December Ihe
author was several years constructing the novel,
and, contrary to the general rule, dramatzeo
the story before publishing it. Pictures OF MI
SoIhern and his company in the principal roles
will be included. as well several drawings IN
color
ireland and the Empire by T. W. Russell
was published this week IN typical green cover
by E. P. Dutton & Co. The author is MEMBER
of the House of Commons for South Tyrone, ana
has taken part in many of the Irish deoates-
He is a United Kingdom man." but at the
same time fully realizes the difficulties ana oo-
stacles in the way of real United klngoofn'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

A DyERTISENENTS and subscriptions Tor The Ir1ouno
"A ...,v.d a, their Uptown once No. 1.242 Broadway
., door north Of ais-st until O'Clock u1: advsrtss-
ens. received following branch offices at regular
on1ce until O'Clock NJ VIZ; "a shave.
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$50 sd-ave x1stst.. eS4 3daye: 40 2s
ReSckar-S&
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Look It Up in the Dream Book is song
which sung with some success in comic
opera last summer, and now the Dream Book
has made its appearance. Dreams and Their
Meanings" is the title of a dignified work by
Horace G. Hutchinson which is published this
week by Longmans. Green & Co. 1t is sold at
a figure quite beyond the reach of the masses,
but then they are supposed to be too busy with
the real things of life to bother with dreams.
Perhaps the chapter headings give the most
condensed idea of the contents, and here they
are: What Science Has to Say About Them
Their Association with the Idea Of immortal
;tv, classification of the More Frequent
Dreams" Interpretations, 'Teepathc and
Dual Personality" and "Premonitory Dreams"
The book includes two three dream codes, one
~ which interprets the dreams by contraries,
and is tabulated like dictionary. For ex-
ample:
Apes-To dream that you have seen or had
anything TO do with them signihes malicious,
,reak strange and secret enemies
G,,r,sdNFror q man to dream that he is buried
and inferred signifies that he shau nave as
,n,,cb wealth as he hath earth lald over hlEa
EiI-ro dream you kill man signifies as
suredness of business; to dream you Kill your
father is bad sign; to dream you are Killed
denotes loss to him who killed you
Resdine-To dream you are readlng rolnances
and comedies other divertlng DOCKS slsnsnes sin
60 60 80 comfort To dream you are reading
s,o1Is Ssy hooks signifies benediction and wisdom
The long promised book OF selections rom the
,poken and written words OF the iate LII MATT
,,s n Babcock. pastor of the Brick Presbyterian
-s,,-., has been published by the scribners
1-,. .o,ec+ions were made by Mrs Babcock ano
ME- sanford and include some stterances taken
aown during services by members OF his conere-
-, The verses which he wrote in moments
=. leisure have been added. Considerable olm-
% ,ound IN preparing the book. from the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

The publication Of Financial Crises and
Periods of Industrial and Commercial Depres-
sion" by Theodore Z. Burton, which was TO
have come from the press Of D. Appleton & Co.
this week. has been delayed until January, The
work combines theory. criticism and statistical
fact and owing TO the experience Of the author
is being awaited with interest. He is chairman
of the River and Harbor Committee. and has
a prominent place in other Congressional COM
rraittees.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Harper S, Bros. have made a book Of The
Russell Wallace, Norman Lockyer Cardinal
Gibbons and other authorities and they publish
Il under the title Of The Progress Of the Cen
tury.' This inquest on the achievements Of the'
nineteenth century is one Of the best produced
in periodical literature at the dawn Of the
twentieth. Evolution, chemistry, archaeology.
literature. religion and other important subjects
are surveyed concisely, but with sufficient COM
prehensiveness by men eninently well qualified
to deal with them Originally published in the
columns Of daily newspaper, these papers de-
served 70 be put between covers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Miss Josephine Preston Peabody, who has De-
come tsrorably known to readers Of verse by
her Two books. The wayfarers'' and Fortune
-"a Mems Eyes" presents next week drama
II I'VE acts entitled '.Marlowe." The last scenes
" christopher Marlowe's life were idealized oy
Hcnard Hengist Horne in little drama oI
siedt beauty. Miss Peabody aims to preserve
-'''e Closely the traditions that remain 10 us
" me poets history. Miss Peabody studied Tor
years in the English department at Rao-
e-1ie ana is how giving two courses at Weies-
ie!' taxing the place Of Miss Vida D. Scudder.
One Of the most elaborately illustrated books
u the season is Mosques of Cupid" by Evan
genne Wilbour Blashdeld published to-day by
."e scribners. There are many large drawings
~ howin Rowland Blashheld, who has super
-'enced the presswork in person. The book
N'Nlalns four short comedies. three In one act
No0n snc one In two, the subjects being from
''oaern medieval and antique life. The titles
@ a-e Surprise Party" "The Lesser Evil,
Inc Honor Of Crequy" and I'm Cleon's Gar
den"
Now that -old Songs for Toung People"
tooubiecay. Page & COP has been taken to the
"e3its OF the children for whom 1t was intend
~ i' Is interesting TO know just how II came to
De prepared The idea came to Miss Blanche
oh0ef tag' the Chicago artist who decorated the
''oA' ana she writes TO her publishers al follows
&c o.e soags" happened because the French
,aes puphshed with Boutet de Monvel's draw
TT sussesteo the ;dea to me that unless our
AoiA'0fe songs were noted down and put
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

John Chinaman" is the title of the latest work
on China to be announced. E H Parker IS
writing II, and promises that it will be lighter
reading than most Of the books about the Flow
cry Kingdom. He has already written one
serious book about the country, and the new
volume will consist of series of anecdotes de-
rived from personal experiences IN China They
are expected to illustrate the character and Gus
toms Of the Chinese in their social, political,
ligious and commercial callings among them
selves and with other nationalities. John
Chinaman' will be published by f. P. Dutton
& Co.
The sun., 1901-08-11

vas - dsposition 70 ss. One bcuss ssid; -Of late
s4sgs hos beea more % kss apprehension TINT some
Of NE BAyilian ae~peors of low bids fof shipment
ere or have h<rn hkinr speculative fhsn0s OF buy
ing 70 cover chez pr later and IN tine for ship
m<nt n Europe and this country. The buyers Who
have hr6sed by salrs OF futures naturally fee more
OF fss snIious about thsse rumors. While thcrs
mar b no slsrn. the present log price Of
futures and indisrositon 70 % caught short may
Iced 70 covering o hedging sas In the event OF there
being any basls fof the fear 0f short shipments.
TpA-.Spots were nriet n lac. for Japan No. 4.
Y,nurcs were Boninally stsady.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Of turpentine, 57ss7 nc.
Common 10 rood s'rrined rosin. 81 ioSt ti.t5.
PROVISIONS Pork was Easy with mess at SIS. Is
tSisG. Lard was quiet South American, so.s,:
weNrrn choice. Sso5',: refined continent, ~ .oj:
Brazil kegs, tio7s. Meats were easy: picked bel i.s
g.. iir Do. shoulders, 7,e.; do hsr1.. isiit,c.
Tsllos. A'.e. Dressed hogs. ''.Ss',s. Butter
.rn ,as,Gry Gns', a.. i.ss chsssc c,,c,,S SAT-
large, O1 ssi.e'; colorrd. o.. 1s',c. Figs state
and Pennsylvsn,a, IL isc. western, nrs;s. i7e
Chic, CO. Aug. 10 Provisions were higher In sym.
pathy With stronger hog and grain markets. A
leading locsi packer was iib~rsi buyer OF October
ribs and there was good inrestmsnt demand for
January delivery. The close Was seady.-
SUGAR Raw was duh at 4i.c. for 81 test and
3 o Ice, for A. test Refined was dull. Chicago.
Aug. TO- - These were todays prices:
The sun., 1901-08-11
BISH COMPANY BRANCHING OUT.
buys $1,000 900 worth Of Waterfront
Propert, In BrOoklyn-Ncw Piers.

The Bush Dock and Warehouse Company
whose property Ia on the South Brooklyn
water front at the foot Of Forty-first and
Forty-second streets have practically closed
b deal for the purchase from tho Hunt
estate q tho eight blocks OF land between
For'y-frst and Fifty-Grst streets, west of
First avenue. The purchase price. it IL
understood. will not fall much short Of
SlWoO00. The Bush Comrany intends to
Covelop the property by the building Of
docks, piers and warehouses for the use Of
Steamship companies.
The sun., 1901-08-11
Tax Returns OF Tr-st Companies.

WASHINGTON, Aug. i0.-Thc Commits
soner Of Internal Revenue decided to-day
mat trust company doing banking
business must include with its banking
capital, in reckoning the amount OF special
YAK which It is required to pay. the amount
%t apart for use in conducting its storage
business II must also include as part Of
us capital In its special tax return moneys
required to be deposited rs security with
sle treasurer of tho state. rs required by
State laws, before doing busines.
The sun., 1901-08-11
live stock Market.

D. SATURDAY. Aug. TO-
.,fsrH'S oi heevrS Nrrc 7g5 hcad, Including ~
er,,I , ~ ciaoH alive aTtl ~ for Slauyher,rs Sonc
IErr9 M ~" on I've Weight. Feeling wns steady
10, "" W t@ds. ir.peD h"ei Hud at - yc, per 10.
h.. '''.'r 'd'S cables steady. ExIort' 2.JI5
p'- 'ret, nNd isiii quarters Of beef
e.. ' ,'"' u rai/rs ront. md there wa nOnr on
H., 't.ft /lotatOnS were the S,mc rs yester-
b,, ''Nhd 'rAlS wcrr IN l.yht ddmand. but
',N' ~ Lal ~. Ict 10.
a., wv o.. N1ccp and lamtS were 5.TIG head, all
~, ""tHi End. counting the stale stock there
tl' : ,oiN = he sold. Sheen were in hghtf sup.
h.. .',l haiy l lambs In fair demand at Friday =
nor Ntneilrsf than two cars were held over. Com
eui,s ~ ~ ,Hoce hcep sold at 1..5att pr lOn lbs. .
n % ~ medium 10 good lambs at Sih5 p
n, Is'N az t5E, Dressed mutton slow Al I a o &c.
a., -, Ifesed lambs al So lOi.c.
Tvs o' hQ Sgs were ll72 hend all for slaughter.
" N"ae lot bile on live weight. Nominally weak.
The sun., 1901-08-11
Notes OF Wall Street News,

ueorR' D. Yonmans. formerly member
.. 'oH law nrm of Shechan & Collin. has been
ISppolntcd gonoroh attorney of tho Brooklyn
naP't nap Transit Company. Sheehan 4 Collin
III n general r, .uns'l for the con pany
,lnn Nm"rlcln ItnSerd Company has re-
uH'ou Ihc prlcc ~ oil 70 cents n knlon.
The sun., 1901-08-11

Mos, NJ the news In cotton was Of bush claract :
and prices advanced closing at the beSt point OF thr
day Liverpool was strong. there was M rain worth
speaking OF In the s uhvtst, had c op rpors were
pentlfI th,rc was some talk OF tho much moisture
In thr Atlantic States, the Chrori,I' was bulsh aad
shorts covered, while there vas slso some southern
buying and the offerings were light.
COFFEE Rio on the spot was steady at sac, for
No z Sales 900 bags Santos No. : at sto I:
$50 Maracaibo Futures were generally unchanged,
closing dun Havre and Hamburg WIRE unchanged
American warehouse deliveries, 1920 bags, RIo
changed. Rec 'ip,s. $4,000 BAGS. Stock. "a, ,oOo
Santos nrm at 100 re's advance. Receipts. ~. 600
hngS. Stock $4,000. Interior rcripts, 5i.,oo
bags Prices here as follows;
The sun., 1901-08-11
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Aug. io.-GRArS. Wheat
Spot was moderately active and frmer
Sales 100 900 bushels. mainly for export here
and at tho outports No. red. in elevator
70 rs: No | Northern Duluth over Sept.
In Now York; No hard II over. North
western receipts were 800 cars against 40
last week and 2sl last year; Chicago 20s
against 2s7 last week and 2ap a year ago.
Futures closed rs TO higher Sales 49,
OOO hushels Prices as follows.
The sun., 1901-08-11
''Cu.de to Investors"

upol 'eque.t. II Is eoac,de 70 be an authority
VI o. IMAM ial matters III, Invaluable 70 businesa
m seArfa y and enaAes ons 20 iresa roNsv.
ktsp ~ p me- pal rfIt and MAKE n 20 an income.
we oifr 20 o. aGvar ageS TO the SIN Al vel as the
Agc iayesIo' anu have every faciuty 10 handle our
business 10 voIr compete sau faruoa. -
Nrp o. tah Atany OF our ofltes. tae one most cor
Wnie 10 OF. AL teilg conncctel With toe nome
US from any OF thtm 70 "a ally q tisfscto-iy
eKecLte yoH olIers upo ths New YORK, Dos ton
Philadelphia and Chi ago Exchanges.
The sun., 1901-08-11

Oats were quiet but nrm; Sales. lio, 900 bush. No.
Z mlIsd: In & elevator: SsSs No ; Wilt, Nx stSc'
90 csc, / T. Buffalo. Corn vas stronger. Sales,
ii6 900 bush mainly for export here and AZ the out.
September In Chicago No yellow SIC over Fu.
tufes closed \ 70 n higher. Sales. $4,000 bush.
The sun., 1901-08-11

PRINTED MATTER ETC. This steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers and SAM
pies for Germany only. Tho same class OF ma II
matter for other parts OF Europe Will not be sent
bythis ship unless specially directed by her Al er
the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional supple mentery
mails are opened on the piers OF the merica n,
English. French and German Gamers, and re-
main open until within Ten Minutes OF The hour
M sailing o
The sun., 1901-08-11
Post G)ffire Jutire.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

tShould Be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at cny timel
Foreign malls Tor the week ending Aug. II, 1901,
Will close PROMPTLY In al cases at tho General
Post Once as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS
close one hour earisr than closing time shown below.
Parcels Post mails for Germany close at p. H. Mon-
day and Wednesday.
Regular and supplementary mails close at Foreign
branch ha hour Later than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUESDAY. Al ESQ a. NJ. for EUROPE, per steani-
SHIP X NJ. Theresia', via Cherboufg South
empton and Bremen mail for Ireland must 10
directed per steamship X. NJ. ThercsiaD.
WEDNESDAY. AT $50 A, NJ for EUROPE pr
steamship 81 Louis. Wis Southampton (mail for
Ireland must be directed per s,ea mshp ST. Louis"s
al $50 A. N. Complementary 10 A. M for Et-
ROPE, per steamship Majestic, via Queenstown;
at 10 A. ". for BELGIUM direct, per steamship
Kcnsington mail must BE- directed per steam
ship KensinstonD: a; IL NJ. 70; AZORES
ISLANDS, per steamship Tartar Prince.
THURSDAY. e Al $50 A. N. for EUROPE per
steamship Aug. Victoria. via plymouth. Cher
boury and Hamburg tmail for France must be
directed per steamship Aug. Victoria =: At
a. NJ, for FRANCE, per steamship La Brstagne,
via Havrc tmail for other parts OF Europe must
b. directed per steamship La Bretagne"J: at
2S0 p. NJ for ITALY. per steamship Duchessa
di Genoa, via Naples mail must be directed "pes
steamship Duchessa di Gcnoa"J.
The sun., 1901-08-11

SAT,RDAY A. $50 A; M tor EUROPE, per
for NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship
Potsdam (mail must be directed per steamship
Potsdsm"J; at O:S0 A. NJ. for SCOTLAND direct,
per steamship Anchoria tmail mus! be directed
per steamship Anchoha".
The sun., 1901-08-11

Augusta shipped 10 dav a. bales: Memphis. SOC: d
Angus, was tSsS7 7.sa closlrg I T7sa7si; octohaT,
7.iSS1is. sl'sing 7i7@7lh Fuiures hire az
yaTfei 10 points and clos ID s,ea ~ whea aImSt
,nles OF "a, 900 Aes, Prize a fbno"s
The sun., 1901-08-11
Now the Time to Enter the Market

upvd sutne riil toon b. ~ NV prog -ess. n 70
safe prsesdsn N fs1ss Of Pro,p~tv 20 tSv sSesks
AZ q dse!no Of ON 10 10 rs ponI
Wewil BE- pea ed 70 elume ave- upo1 rsceipl Of
letter or toi all Of oar o1hcos, the sso "a
whea In or Op nion sho lid maze the gre itsss 81.
valces. = H
~ you have not slreadv an Account. Why not opsn
one Win nna n eipae In the p sss Iiiiss, nou
onerr1 IN Wal treci 10 mating money! TN beat
lors- OF NJ ornsns Of o. espsrevs Nsss o
20 h1rs an N ssa ~ u rakN. We wiu Re ea ed
!, pr sent ,ol witi q COPY OF our 4o0-paes. eso y
bound, Ausf q ed
The sun., 1901-08-11
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES E'rC.

MoNpAY.-At u N: iOI IeIlco. per steamship
NIAGARA, VIA Tsmplco mail must be dIes.,d
Sf fief%iFaER hEFERbIs HIss'GrR aHd H ABSkS B2kx
GsT,Ay psI ';es|,SD hylss ssnD,n.0,,,v ,o,,
'Ot n toI eESIdRAAL 4 4 AMsRiS% 'sHe.p, dS.ss tSss
Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. per steam
%p;' p Sf Lsm,sR pa ssansSp Sfnsa p,
per steamship BRUSH prince M ia;,o p. 81.
Ssi s,J + &c STsiSS s.isS:SS'S S
X. " JHMAicx. pi s Steamship S'1i trsn,s.
wEpSEspXY'"ki $50 p, NJ for INAauA and
IL bAG GGhNAbS Asbsn'4TRR TRREiBRS EiiYBsReSS"'s and etpab
DAD sSlsAh >. f. tef t;nR Stb2 'nt Sre%tAN M t cHa
.rsmsap haasS AsS0 mall Sn' for oArfs othsi paris 81
Mexico mus, b directed PER steamship Mon.
irfA ie fDAhaHA .G'ssaislaIy ssassSy Aa. iaaS n. M
% & dr'ssS s'es%;siH o1 N6HREs& A9i BRA.
@ gARBApGSS PC So,S,i1 and BRA5h Re S,am'sp
TiciSs F$Ssp. Pf ;sSHf'n < n iSs
AMan? ssISSss at ana S,o SfN for JRMASS~ PEP
steamship Admiral samPs9q, from l'os,on.
Seneca. via Tampico mail must be directed
psI sieamship Senecs1 . ponro ,,co
SATURDAY.. Az A. VI, Tor GOklO kl(O, per
steamship san Juan, via San Juan; al A. M.
(suppls menisry 0;S0 A. NJ for CURACAO and
VENEZt Ella, per steamship Zulla mail for
Savanlla and Carthagena must be directed
per steamship zulia1 az $40 a; n; Supple
JAMAICA. SAyASlLLA. CARTHAGENA
and GREYTowN. per steamship Aene mail
tor Costa Rea IuT b. e. diysssd TsSS Per steamship
Moro Castle, via Havana; at 10 A. NJ for
HAITI, per steamship Oranje Nassau mail
for curacao. Venezuela, Trinidad British aud
Dutch Guiana must be directed per steamship
Orsnie Nasssu1 at II A. NJ for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY,
per steamship Saxon Prince.
The sun., 1901-08-11
Surplus. . s,..iss.a5o S,o,es,.o

Surplus. s,.. iosa5o s,oes,eSo Dec sl.,i,, 100
There was a surplus ear ago u s2s,i2
$50 nd two years ago ot ,i4,39e,3i5
The imports Of general merchandise, in-
cluding dry goods, nj the port OF New York
The sun., 1901-08-11

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail 10 North Sydney,
ana thence by steamer, close at this ONCE tailY
az GaO =. Il. (cpnnerlng close here even Moi-
DAY. Wednesday and Saturday. Malls for
Mqution. b" rail- IN Boston, and thence BY steamer.
ciosr q, thlS orct daily at $50 /, NJ. Mails for
Cuba, by tail 10 Fort Tampa, Fla. and thence
b. s.tamtr close 81 his or'rc daily at $500 a H.
Qhc connecting closes me on Monday, wcdnes-
day and Saturday, Malls for Mcyico City,
or Hand, unless ~, cally sddr SSCd for etSIalth
bl s,taGsr. close At this oricc daily at 70 = u.
nnd llu0 T., VI. MATHS lot Costa Fica, lleiyc,
Puerto CoTrs and Guatemala hy rail 10 New Or
leans and thence bv steamer. close At this once
daily at ll,30 T.. " CONNECTING clCSts here Mon
days To- tciIe. Puerto CCncz and Guatemala
ana TUESDAYS for Costa ElcAN yHeRsurrd
mil rlnseN al o 90 L N TrNinuN LhN.
The sun., 1901-08-11
l'his shows the grain movement

lhls shows the gram moSemenL
NewYork
R.e.l.r 1880 5000 iia's,S ia'sSS s,sOo ..''
ssss = ,sSSs i;sSSS @ ;;iS 'iSSs ccc SSo 1900 1900
shpm'u. ,fooN zss.ooo 100000 49,. ....
There was little trading In grain, pending the re-
higher ali around In wheat the cables were better,
foreigners bought receipts In the Southwest continued
ght outside markets were strong. shorts covered
and there wts no pressure 10 sell. English crtles
advanced Nd, Paris IS TO % ccntmos. Dudapta
! kr. and berlin 4. mark 81. Louis received only
$1,000 bush. against 10000 Inst year. The Min.
nen polls stock decreased lo77. 900 bush. Austria.
Han shipments were ~, 900 bush. against a8a,0oo
last week and 1903 900 last year, large worlds chip
ments are expected for the week but they viii be com
report guesses on which snged from IS TO 67 hishcf
cables. bad crop reports. light receipts and covering
Of shorts. Liverpool advanced = 20 Nd. and Lon.
oniy II Of contract GRADE Oats were due', but they
advanced tho rise in other erf.as had crop report.
And covering, Chicago received 392 cars, with 40
FLouR-Quet but nrmer Sales 900 bbls Re.
eeipts were l1es7 bbls, and lA424 sacks exports.
lss bbls and iasel sacks. Winter In bbls. Super.
nne s., rs S2i0; No extra, 81, 40 ss2 55; clears
ysooSSS i5 s,rAiGhts, taeo sS3 10; patents s3.5OS
araish,., 81 IL IsSass4o; patents, is7ossSoS Ry. iT
COTTON Spot prices here were unchanged Sales,
400 bales for export and s72 for spinning Mddllng
vDs5ds SC %s1a iehs m yGSr New TrSss
I,isc and Norfolk Hc Liverpool advanced i.S2d
On the spot with sales 200 bales futures advanced
70 81, points The movement 10 day was as follows;