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New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

crop conditions Northwest and on weakness abroad
about the oferngs ana turned Sentiment into
broadened decidedly recovering ali s early loss ana
more too with Wall Street buying feature
large markets board -four ciearsnees were large
according to Frsdstreetes o. oia ss9 oso bsb
ss sgslnsi s2 600 bush Europe had 600
wheat in Chicago but turned buyer rally.
shly bush in the Damage the
amount OF 10 10 10 per cent has been done in parts
said winter wheat about harvested over the
preaurey and the general prospect IS less promising
than previously reported In export lines business
marks of and Budapest points lower. Quotations
Northern Duluth. 7Sssc prompt: Nc + Northern New
York 1!4c prompt No Northern Chicago 74isc prompt:
2sth to soth No hard New-York. 14e August 1910
pressed by prices throughout the day that rains had
This view although dispatches received
bulletin Which Sd l" co @ e seay s S h
sn bs 8 ns Zasy n has lily
Western portion Of the corn belt especially IN Missouri
the crop late however withstood the try
ing conditions OF dTogth and heat remarkably we'll and
tcularly applicable TO Iowa Nebraska and portions Of
and Southern Missouri portions Of Eastern Kansas
sa IN fn penr en6 w soe u sa ssoas h
lower to considerable aggressive selling at the
vances BY midday control again and the
afternoon trade was on strong basis with last prices
bush the start reganed all of it and closed strong
and o9x sRs net 20
Ssea S t at G M No SoD white sc 4s 9nd
strong day except brief decline right the
oats @ at eg5sa s no White
3sc No white. 879SIsc track mixed SGa37i5e: track
RYE-Market weak: No Western. 564c No western
ley Mar stais aeaa % aaoed ed' at isd % and
mating at 'SaS2e rTTyot,K h9Sh E PRIcFs
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

ssaf Ess T SsS as svss DO to s' Psr ' per s 81 s
@ @Sc Sc do WesteTn dry picked 20@2lc scalded
seS III dry % Pisssa ssss7 iS s, sssdsa
lie ad % eos Msstfa sss and
% ad 81 nf2gss @ 81 n0s ss daaR 81 @ @
young hens ssS ;ows gSuns hens Ns lSls do mxsd
IL iSs ss,fs s s''s :S
soc oWi S rSf' posa %sa1ed 10 90 90 ps
'9sS eSss SS5 &
potatoes Iss has n. bb The market for Southern
salns e Te"sps at q s. and s. but weakened
some decline under offerings Cabeages about
but Inferior s large IA green corn meets fair demand
o%nr IN & are rarely Of scd quality but bring fun prices
ing, ing tras easier peas string
sp s sHs s'0 s s % 5s
FAM fancy stock in good nrna quote:
N0TsoF EastsTn shore Sc prime s. DO vr 10
2 fa5 gu aa ao cS fana 3D. DO f1 c II eSdss Sss ts
Se SsIssv 2s do Southern seconds Dbl s9s % South
do &c. esuov.s Ss s do pr
ssSs sssS Sd,o, DO Waksasd s. 2sas2 So do
bases ss 'S 81 0Ss DO BaI'l@ofe snlas' ' per
Sos DO Jersey
dozen aeoc; Onions Kentucky and tennessee per 6Sl
@ sS whs per snd Sa5ss sss S 90 D yeSw
Rr esi r. do Eastern Shore potato 75e@sI do white
se Sl4S1 2S; DO to good. bag I5caS1 25; do
tns Island bag sIs1 25 peppers Jersey. per bush
81 2as do Southern per carrier 81 25asl 5 string
wax y dO do Long Island, per bag 81 50GS2 50: SQUASH
per Dbl! 81 ao do Southern, yellow. 75c6S1 Southern
white slGs1 80; turnps Jersey Russia per bbl 81 a5
81 oo tomatoes Jersey fancy crate 50 50as3
90 other kinds fancy s29S2 ordinary 81 25sI
60 9glaIEand full sized 81 25GS1 rs; per
sla carrier I5cGS1 do Norfolk. round per
r 81 ooq$l 70; do common. 75c9S1 25 do Washington
acme small,
SO4noflES-BEESWAX-A little easier feeling has
pIo'aed and the market closes rather 316S2c
Per u. MAPLE SUGAR-Holders ask steady prices.
thee is business Of: quoted ga
ioc per TO. and syrup at 70S5c gallon NUTS
qlet Jobbing trade in throughout the
seaoy prices We quote: Peanuts Virginia. hand picked
fancy per 10 4sc: do 3hG3i2c do Spanish sbeed
4a df4c; do No 2. 2l,m3c
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Light receipts gave the
raae breathing spell to-day but severe hot weather
was AGAINST active business Continued moderate
Seapts however can be enectual in promoting seadi-
ness IN prices which is desirable with the market
nneaIness 70 new crops. Top grade closed with some
Prime large bales per 100 n. 9oG921ac; No l. S2iAa
% as; No 75@77sc No g. G0GT0c reflections 40G50c
Sna @ bales nearly 81 ton less than large STRAW
rn with light supplies; long s2ia1sOc for good
20 prime lots; cat straw 45G5oc Receipts hay and
straw IN tons reported at the Produce Exchange
Ino-oay; Hudson River Railroad $50: Erie 16o: West
Shore 90; Central OF New-Jersey so; Baltimore and
o'iio -: river boats ITO: total $40 of
straw, 60 tons by river; 90 by rail.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,r.r.,.-. New-York. July 1e 1901
for 10 trade fSr % live as head
per n Terpoo Il ana LonGo6 xePs
Weight PfT for se I've sSer fs al eS per % n hpmsns
included cattle and 4seo quarters Of beef on
y beef for Saf sai4beer
ard The Majestic 2eoo quarters Of beef partly estimated
&C GALyEs. Receipts part lots Monday POS head
Trade was not brisk and prices weTe rated
ss9Ss '9a,; veal: sold sSgs1 Gull: $.
sgloc per NJ coan.fy dressed q, sSesse ''ss
100 m 30 DO t n 20 vss So las n % % m at s g per
j. g Curtis Son: veals iT5 10. sI do. l9s n.
sHESP aSD AZ ~ AMfsS @ S Receipts wer. ao,s cars. or
& making pn hs isF .a so 2 ana - on
saie sheep we're steady and In moderate supply: lambs
9 late hour Poor to prime sheep sold sass %
DTsssed mutton at steady al Sas,3s p shGse ws.hsrs
at q . S s 3 e. % & sns e s Ms: S
e. n'a s s s 4 81 41S G d. g @ @ at s s. s DO DO
n a, 50 ao 225 do Il n at 50 2e4 do "a n at $ &
2 J. Xrsi'iS i, s. Gs m west virginia do iio n
= go d. 8. ss =; sss d. q r.
Is n. :, S 50; Isl o. q n a! ss2S. - ~ .
2s sso Virginia do eS ~ at 81 ic asa Ken1cg KY d5
o. y a; s. So West Virginia sheep. 100 10. at 81 so;
2ao DO g n 50 Is 224 do d5 N. at IS 75 5 Kentucky
do. o. 10 50. Kentucky do e5 N. 50 1915
4S4 do. "a n. at S. 80.
Mcpherson Co 80 Kentucky lambs. e5 10, at 80 q.
?6s Virginia do 20 n Sc 2S 240 do 65 N. So 25T
do CO 10. IS on.
% & sanas5s e. West y, TrrR'@ 4 LAMBS S SS n ,s, n 50
So
HOGS-Recepts Is cars 2.i09 head. all for
hlauEhterers Nomnaly
Sales-J Judd & Co. date yesterday; SIS Western
hogs lS7 n SO 85 per 100 10 u 1s5 II.
81 40. "a State do iTs NJ at so 60 do. 2o6 10 at
50 30. roughs, 29a 10 IS ca.
II. n Hollis date yesterday: - state hogs. lS2 n.
81 10 81 do. 202 NJ SO co. roughs 20 10 at IS Co.
3 boars. 21T N. 81
Tobin 6 Shannon yesterday: IL State 90
10. al So 60; roughs. 800 ~ at So 90.
Andrew Mullen iiate yesterday) o State hogs 2lT 10.
SO SO rough. go n. s. 80
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat. ts3c: No red. e614 d6IIsc; No corn
a9c; No yellow ASA sac; No white 3435 Iac No
ern 81 s. prime timothy seed 81 95Gs5 clover contract
grade 50 80: pork. per Dbl s4as14 O.. lard nsr
100 NJ SIS iI1aSS So short ribs 0oosel a. 76s7 AZ
dTx salted SHOULDERS boxed 81 5oqs1 IS: short clear
81 n On the Produce ESuhanEe butter
ket was firm creameres, 14GIoc; diaries I1616iSc
12lsc. - $50 'e ie'"'4eo'
Duluth. July 1e-Close: wheat-Cash No I hard 711sc.
September. 68sc December ca SC Oats 90s Si3oItc
Milwaukee. July 16-wheat firm; No l Nor,bar, c,ossd
at 6sq6s1ec; No Northern 66G6Tc: September 6TI.c
Corn september 50lsc Rye easy: l. 5I@5IIze Rar-
ley steady No 2. 541eG55c; sample 4TG55c.
Minneapolis, July i6-wheat cash Geisc: September
69sc December. e6sc. On track. hard 6sisc: Nh /
Northern 66isc; No Northern. case; Remand
62'sGSic: No 3. 61G62&c- Flour bran unchanged "
Philadelphia July 16wheat firm: contract grade Juv
Io1s@tlc. Corn unchanged; No 2 mixed Juiv 53G5ir
Oats firm but quiet; No white clipped 3s 639c Butter
firm: prints 1c higher; fancy Western creamery 2 do
prints 2Ie: do nearby prints 23e. Eggs firm; fresh
125c do Southern. 12c Cheese firm Ic higher New
York fun creams. fancy small. 9l9G9%c; fair to
choice s%@9hc. Recepts-Flour 12O0 bbis and 10
100 900 NJ in sacks; wheat COO bush corn 5000 oats
oats. ~ 600. ~ ' -''
81. Louis. July 16.-C1ose: wheat-No red cash &c.
July. 6412c; September 65c December SIC: NAV 7Ic
No hard 6512G66ec. Cc-n-No . cash. 81 &c: JuIv
.o1sc: September, 51isc. Oats-No cash. 34c; IuIy
3il4c; September, 33lsc; May. 35%c: No white 4Oc
oI.so September 6sl~c December I1c Corn moderately
active strong; cash and July September 50c Oats
dull, higher cash and July 3oisc: Septenlber 31IS
Rye 9ic Cioverseed cash prime Sc so; October IS 20
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
OTHER MARKErs-ny TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July le,-catue-Receipts 1850 including
iGI5 Texans Slow, steady. good prime quota
bic s. 25Qs6 Is: medium. SS 50s5: and
feeders dull. s2asi 23; slow steady. So T56S4 5O
heifers 80 I0GIs+ 90 81 5oas2 bulls SEA
81 40 calves bulk fancy steady. 81 1885 Texas
steers steady. HogsReceipts to-day. 600;
5000; left over 5000. slow and l0c lower mixed and
butchers s. 6oGs6 o5 good choice heavy S. 9oas6 5
rough heavy IS 6oGs5 So light; IS soas5 90 bulk OF sales
50 s0aS 9S. Sheep-Receips. $4,000: sheep steady
Lambs sharply lower; good 70 choice wethers So oo9
50 75gsi yesrnse 81 los4 65 native lambs closed 259
40c lower. Sc 50Qs5 rs. Washington lambs
ofcial receipts and shipments Monday: Receipts
Cattle. 80 oesl hogs q SIS: sheep. 1850 shipments
Cattle. 65Ig: hogs. ST45.
Cincinnati July le.-Eogs lower s4Gs8 10 Cattle dull
S3as6
East Liberty. July i6Cattle steady: extra SIS $685.
prime IS 5oGS5 20; good So 2ods3 40 Hogs and
lower prime heavies so 20S6 Is mediums Sc
Csc 30 Workers and pigs so 25 fair Workers
80 ladS6 20; skps. S5S5 90; 81 25s5 Sheep
steady; best wethers 81 2oqS4 so: cuis and common
u 50Gs2 30: yearlines s3Qs+ rs Veal calves S7ST
East Buffalo July i6Receipts-Cattle. Is sheep
and lambs. cars: hogs 10 Shpments-Cattle Is
cars sheep and lambs car; hogs. cars. CateIn the
or the market Strictly choice butcher firm
the late quotation. No here: quotabe at S69s7
sheep and lambs-The offerings light. only loads
and with good demand there nominally change
In the market Spring lambs extra SedS6 25
good to choice IS 1896 50 yearlnrs 81 mixed
sheep $4dSi % Hogs-The offerings hogs light
only ~ loads OF which held over and the market
was 5Iloc lower The basis SO 30 on heavy
mixed and good weight Workers..
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July lo-The situation in the wool this
week Ia improved. There has been better demand
wool and the market is showing more
tvity Territory wools. hne medium fine secured
staple In, quoted at 434i4c. the strictly stanIe
article is selling 4s47c Fleece quiet with
prices grades nominal Following re the QUO
tatons for leading descripons Ohio and Pennsylvana
nSeces y ana y ana ABOVE. z3qzfc; NIX and XN and
above 26c: delane. 2Sc No ! conbing. 25c; o and
threeeghths blood 25c braid washed 2sa
Michigan and Wisconsin Y Michigan, No
Michigan combng 2s@2ie No do. 23a2io: coarse and
braid washed. 23c; fine delane 23G24c me
dium etc: Kentucky and Indiana. one-quarer blood
combing. 20c three eighths blood 2oc: Missouri
quarter blood combing, lec three-eighhs blood lOc:
braid. combine. l7c Territory secured basis: Montana
GlSc secured 4S@i7c wyoming and Idaho. fine medium
secured. 4446c Australian. secured Spot prices
eombing. superne. T1GT2c good. 6sG7oc average esq
-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. July le. 1901.

NeH-fork July TO, lJU1.
r0FFEE-Bearish sentiment again prevailed
.o-dav prices considerably before
market steady in tone with prices points
with unfayorable market Europe
Brazil and under heavy country receipts During
balance Of the session the always
SaunVard supporting orders
Igoudation and heavy switching the far
The features Of the trading The
steady with prices net 10 10 points lower Total sales
unusual figure 500
kets lower Havre declining 4 franc and Hamburg
= Rio weak. but unchanged: Santos
ruled steady and 100 higher
exchange Rio declined 1-32d l-S2d. Heavy re-
reported Brazilian
amounting 1900 bags the former and $4,000
81 latter. Warehouse deliveries
bags local market for supplies ruled quiet
rather easier with quotations based sac for Rio No
g Santos No
was reported today Of Syracuse from
Santos July Is with Oeo bags.
prices in the local to-day
yssas follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

STANDARD granulated A Soc confectionery
Ssoe No l. 15e; Nos and 8. 5 ioc NO 4 5ooe; No
~ oc NO o. i95c, No - SIC: No S. fI5c: No - T. Foc
no 10 4ooe No II. 6ec: Noe l2 and 49, 4S5c Nos II
10 ana 10. 4oOc There quiet market for raw
as rehners announced that thev were not IN the
market just their holding on wes
@ On account OF the price but because they have
al the sugar coming they attend to
market steadness. with centrifugal
90 test quoted 3l6c; muscovado. SO test at 3-lt
ana folasses sugar. 80 slice The London mar
ket for beet ied higher closing at @ Sd fer
o.h Juay ana August The stock in the United Kingdom
nsoG tons against $1,000 tons same time last year
f11-Ihe market lacked feature OF any description
PRICES Were unchanged dull Quotations fol-
low July and August. 1ls091 eoe; September l2sO9
oc cdooer lS4 4l3 1oc; November 13 1od1 3pc Deem
Der lo.2Oal33oc Spot Japan No quoted at lac
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

st Louis fancy winter "a IL Hops at Ionion
spaeife COAST steady at 81 5self4 lis Peas-Canadian
frm at Is Id. Beef firm: Pork
firm. prime Western. SIS Harrs-Short A.
l6 ID firm Sis prime Western in tsrces
AS American refined. pulls Racol-C,irr-
berlard 26 80 10. 44i Cd short rib s
20 "a 10 firm AIS Cd: light
"a 10 steady 46s: long clear middles heavy
n. firm at 45s; short backs m
AS; clear bellies IA i6 N. firm AZ sis shoulders
Square IL TO Is fh firm at ass Cd Butter FIRM finest
United States 90s; good United firm.
american finest white 45s finest coiored 4as
Iallow firm; prime city. 25s Cd. australian IN London
rs Cottonssed oil-aul refined. spot steady
Turpentine-Spirtts steady 21s Rosin-Commnn
dull As lid al end Lin
seed oil steady III -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
NAVAL STORES.

There were no important changes any OF the mar
kes tday SO fa as spirits turpenne is concerned and
tnat article closed steady steady and
a follows
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Reguiars and machines. sra
37iec
TAR-Regulars, 81 IS; oil. bbls S4 25.
RoSlN-Common to good strained. 81 45; D. 81 80: E.
81 So F. 81 40; G. 81 10: H, 81 so l. 81 S0 r. " 70;
H. 81 e5 n. 50; W C. SO 80; W W. $S a5
1ot ii'o oN1S
Savannah July 16-Spirits turpentine firm, 34&c re
cepts $40 bbls; sales. LIE; 1D5 Rosn fm
TOO. '
Charleston July 16.-Turpentne firm. S31ec Rosn
firm. unchanged
wilmington, July 16sprts turpentine steady S3 a@
SIC receipts, 80 bbls Rosin 95cQSl; receipts
6els Crude urpentine steady slas2 receipts Al bois
Tar firm 81 so; receipts. 3S bbls.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
5tfamboafs.

[BO81TOR1 AND TS3W PoTSTs TSdG n ,xn
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport River
Leave Pier 10 r.. foot OF Warren 81. Weekdays and
Sundays a $40 P NJ Steamers PRISCILLA AND PURI-
TAN Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Providence-Leave Pier IS
n r.. foot OF Murray St. Weekdays only G p. NJ
Strs. PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT. Orchestra on
sToNINGToN LINE via stonngtcn-Leave Pier SO
y r. zoo, 3t spring 81; WeeSaays only at $50 p NJ
NORWICH LINE. via New London-Leave Pier 3s
n. r.. foot ot Spring ST. Weekdays only az
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE-FrOm Pier 25 K. r., foot Of Peck
Slip Weekdays Steamer CHESTER W CHAPIN leaves
300 =. NJ. RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight SUNDAYS
CHESTER W. CHAPLIN leaves $50 A. NJ Returning
leaves New Haven s:15 p. NJ delightful Sunday trip
all day on Long Island Sound
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of TwENTY-THIRD STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
."rtinndt Streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thtrd Street
station. except where otherwise noted
s6urs seePas s' cs1 4fs PsaaGs dal3s
oss FESSsYLvhNis aNa SlfSsllPa
cResso Da,% csa S'5s 6sa and cGsSas
1ss =: 81 eGfcaeS ss,6 aNp isf' Sf LOUIS ExpREss-
cScago oieeS s. LSgs's br!S a cn'nna' indianapolis
5-ss NJ syn LOUIS ShhsHs ExfREssFor S1f P.,,asurs.
o-sS NJ WFsTERN ExPRsss1For fas I@sIS chsaso For
fsfe'i r. pAcFe ssnFaes EIror pqPs Gar p.sus and
Roaiss For knoxvls daily via sesnaniosh Valley
s-fS FsrFs ShExELsSp ASP S1SeiSSA1,I ES
WxsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
SerCssea t DnsHs ana Sars lGSs pHs ca m 3 81 10
,si. srsssonal Lin all PaTlor ana pinns cas % = =
SUNDAY: ss5 SIS io55 Iptnins Car, N I2lS. = s
az Dining Carr is5 IDinng Carr. 925 ,. Il 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express s.25. AIS p. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST IINE--Express. s.5S and Is
rGsSl,an an Limited. 70 p day. Express, II 10
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE I OHIO pRaILWaY,-s55 a. m. and ass
FOR OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFOLK--T.55 a
TiaNTis cTTY sn9 soS m 6ai'g and - m weekdays.
sundays. I55 m Throush Nestibuied Trains But,et
farior Cars and Standard Coaches week Paror
smoking Cars Parlor Cars. Dining Cars. and Standard
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAH--12 So m weekdays
% w PSn1S On New YORK and L9ag B5ansn Railroad on
10 Saturdays Only) 22Ss IS. S25. .iO. asa ana
IlesbTosses and CoFtIandt Streetsl. $50. 800
122o 20 Saturdays onlyl 230 3i0 80. 30. $40.
and 100 y. Sundays S.f5 9. fS a. rs p m
FOR PiILADELPHIN.
oio (DeSorosses ara CcrrianGt Streets 62M. rs I5S
$40 s59 .25 9-55 Penna. Lmitetn 1910 (Desorosses
and Cortiand Streets 10 90, Dining Carr. loss dining
Carl- 1l55 a 10 55 . 10 (Deshrosses Cortandr
Streets 2O,. 255 s.25. ass 4e9 as lDining Car.
80 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr, I55. SIS S5S.
- p. IL 10 night. Sundays G. 10 I-55 (nO cOaches
s25 $50 925 955 (IIm!tedD. 955 I055 Dining Carr
II 55 153 Dining Car). 325 3-55. 425 Dining
Car) ass (Dinn- Carr. Dining Carr. as. S.e5
Iiekst Offices Nos iG I19s 1854 III and 26l BToadway
Is Firth Avenue (helow 2C ST.: Asor House: West
Twentythd Street Station. and stations foot of Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets: Court Street SEQ Fulton
Street. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
Brooklyn Station City Transfer
Company will call for nd check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Telephone '0i4
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
vice.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

oon Exchange special Liverpool eabies-Spot cotton
49, sales 5000 ba.es; speculation and export 5o0
60. 1000; receipts 1000: American. lvoo' mid
s~s Upland $50; futures opened quiet and unchanged
80 steady. net unchanged 70 IA points lower July
Jls-August. s-3lizb; August-September and Sep
Srnsrr N c. 42Shb: october. c, 42l; October
TDsr SIPS Soyenber-Decenber. 41faf ls Deeea-
me- auafy, zl1Q4 ls JanuaryFebruary, Al1kb; Feb
Ys-,sa,aeh. 4lss: March-April. 4.lsb. Manchester-
leet but steady, and cloths moderate demand:
az - plum firm. with quoted az soZ2st
e. bulk 81 so4sl IS; 81 e09s2 o5 eighhs
II IT. ~; quinine. 3f93ee- ESSENTIAL OILS
An,s Is steady. with prices unchanged We quote
81 SGsi s0 berganot. prime 81 299s2 80; eassia
ts,Ii.s lemon grass native. 81 5o4sl G3 mace
t.i Ss <ssl 30; mustard, natural, S5uS5 20; arti
'es5 %; Peppermint Western tins 81 25lsl 30
ko0rsS tins. 81 35Gsl IS cases 81 509si Co.,.
bne tsdhs tdhs market ruled steady moderate Job
nar ziaio We quote follows: Burdock, &c; gen
Nsches ginseng s. 5oqs5 90; ginger Jamaica IN
usseoerea 7asc: leorfce. ordinary sseQ5c selected
izn spl5e; sarsapafla. Honduras 30035c; Mex
ca1s ,senega. Western. 3sc: Southern. 45c snake
.rns ~ ,55aiura i7e and stripped, 22e Texas. BIC;
buyer. AND sEAL-The market closed firm IN tone
t'ysa. .aig flB prices trade fairly and slight
.sbso ~ on choice grades Spring patents were
ps,rts e. ~ ~ winter straighs. s3 S5nss so. win
sae. y s9as2 50; 80 winter 81 5o0s2 COZ
fL5rPNs,slns sls soasI5 rpot and arrive..... .RYE =
g pf.sa isss 4. Far e fsSs e Isg.s ss
HtAi-s,1an I'm dried 81 5sMs2 e5 as 70 brand. BAG
~ cesrse Quoted: Fine white and yellow ~ zoo
tiss spoa s,gsl oz FEE9-Firrn. Quoted: Spring
s,. spring 'aasi1 9v sacks 10 arrive. 200 ID sl59
riy brar .Iln bulk. SIS; winter bran {I7n
~ m s,lS cornnesi s2s 1seed x21 25.
gEAIx~ss,t ~; honaiay chop si7: oil meal. s27 .
slh 70 l-uiis were successful again In AL
Afst .et and lszc frern point day. AZ
-"es were sustained prospects for better
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
1.IvEnpooI. COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool. July 10, m.-Cotton-Spot dull; prices
1924 lower; American middling fair 3-32d: good mid
ding, 27-32d: middlng 1o-S2d: middling 4Ad.
good ordinary 4hd ordinary 3d The sales OF the day
GO1 bales of which 500 speculation and
American; receipts 100 bales.
all American opened quiet and closed steady
American mfddling | m July. 3s-S4d buyers; July
and August sl-644 32sid buyers August and septem
Der. 2s64d4 September 2s6sd4 2904d
buyers; October 2l64d sellers; October and No
vemher l86td sellers; November and December 1T64
"a lsaid value December and January l7-64d4 is64d
value January and February 4l7-64a4 is-64d buyers;
4 fA-csf htxere
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
Yesrer-

SPOT cotton closed quiet With quotations 1.lec lower on
lhe basis Of f16c for iddng upland and 11l6c for
i1ding Gulf sales OF leo0 bales Southern spot markets
We're teegraphed follows: New-Orleans easy and
changed T-l6c; Mobile nominal and unchanged
eNe Savannah quiet and unchanged at SIC; Charleston
tsesoy and unchanged SIC; Wilmington firm and
Ihaneed al Sc: Norfolk quiet and unchanged at ssc
baltimore nominal s1xc; Augusta firm
and unchanged S7ac dull and unchanged
SIZE
Receipts ports interior points to-day,
pared with the last week and last
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
new YORK CENTRAL,

saturdays only. sDay. Saturday and sunday.
HARLEM DIVISION
eos NJ. and 335 P NJ Daily except sunday Pitts
field and North ADAMS. Saturdays only, 2.45 P. ~:
Sundays only $50 A NJ
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 26l. as and 12ld Broadway, %
Union So W. 275 Columbus Ave. f33 West 125th ST.
13Sth St Stations. New York 33S and 728
Fulton ST and fO6 Broadway. E D.. BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 3sth Street New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
westc0tt Express Company.
s BIODGETT GEOPGE DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston July 16.-Cotton nrm; middiing. sMc; low
middns 7Hc: good ordinary Thc; receipts 543 bales:
exports to the Continent Asa sales l7e stock 5sos7
Savannah, July l6.Cotton quiet; middling, SIsc low
middng 7ise; good ordinary enc; receipts b28 bales;
exports coastwise. ST. sales. T. stock. 80. 534.
Memphis July l6.-Cotton quiet: middling, SIC; low
mIddlng T%c; good ordinary 9 e-l6c: receipts AZ
82,5l7
New-Orieans July 16.-Cotton easy: middling 7-lec;
low mddng iI-16c; good ordinary. 6Ac; receipts,
800 bales; gross 1aI9 coastwse 100: sales.
1 stnck
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

COTTON-Co1tOn worked lower to-day under frequent
Of liquidation and bear selling, prompted by nd-
cations Of break in the drouth the Western belt ana
by better weekly crop weather statement from the
government The market opened steady, with prices g
points point higher and after the call sf
tnel considerably brisk support several OF the
bulls who discount bullish
report from Washington expected at The English
inclined follow whatever made
here NeT-Oreans showed heayfness from the start
and sold here of and all through the eession Before
midday prices off several points from the close Of
yesterday and we'll down from the high level Of the
first hour The public rinnid and disposed 10 await
sharp reaction before taking firm hold, while Wall
Street and the West quick 20 sell stronger periods
was wfthstanGng the drouth better than expected and
that while small the plant, whole doing fairly
Wei with picking in progress over Southern Texas This
With forecast for showers in Texas. Oklahoma and
Indian Territory Tonight and tomorrow. served 20
weaken the early afternoon market decidedly July sold
od 10 s25 August zoe October 10 7elc and Janu-
ary % 765c. around which fair buying for
fngaged in by the more positive bulls Commission
huses bought little cotton time during
fay IN the last hour the market bearsh
Irregular The pit seemed have sold considerable
p cotton for short and be fearful
Enssh market refuse follow the decline
the South fully Sentiment much
some predicting break throughout the INC level and
others stoutly standing Sc within
mediate future merits Of the staple.
vas quiet. with prices 70 10 points lower
The Of contract prices in the local