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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07
White BlanketS--

White Blankets
dOc the pair for white
wv fleeced Blankets,
good weight and cheap
at ooc the pair. Monday
and Tuesday only.
Silkoline Comforts
O7C each for Silkoline
Nv Comforts, fancy
figured one side, plain
others. Always I.2s.
Monday and Tuesday
only.
Canton Flannel
z3C the yard for extra
~ heavy Unbleached
Canton Flannel, always
I219c yard. Monday
and Tuesday only.
Woolen Blankets
O2 the pair for II.4
~/O Blankets in
many colors, full size
and actually worth :. 90
pair. Monday and Tues
day only.
Dress Ginghams---
| klC the yard for finest
O2S Dress GinghamS in
many fine patterns.
Cheap at Ioc yard.
ScOtCn PlaldS
80 the yard for Scotch
H4$ Plaid Dress fabrics
fine patterns, worth sc
yard.
Best Seersuckers
21c the yard for finest
O2~ Seersuckers in sta
pie patterns, very cheap
at nc. Monday and
Tuesday only.
Robe CalicoeS
Ssr the yard for Robe
cN Comfort Covering
Calicoes, fine designs,
worth Sc the yd. Mon
day and Tuesday only.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07
Sousa.

An interested observer Of the Souss concerts
this season has made the discovery that the r"p'
ular band master and composer has started Sec
ond edition in his famous collection OF meuals
Instead OF the glittering array Of beewelled dec
orations that formerly covered completely the
manly chest OF the "Mareh King there now
may be seen four simple medals depending from
yaricolored ribbons. The trst-snd the one
that Sousa prizes most-is the sprocket.shaped
badge that was tho official emblem Of the Sixth
Army corps in the Spanish. American war, hang.
ing from the American colors. u Will be re.
membered that Sousa was appointed musical di'
rector with the rank OF captain on tho stan OF
Major General James H. Wilson, but the war
closed before the Sixth corps was called into
active service. and the band master had no op.
ortunity to achieve martial glory on the field
OF battle. The corps badge was sent to sousa
by General Wilson at Paris before the general
was ordered TO China.
Another handsome souvenir is the simple gold
medal that was struck to commemorate the great
success OF Sousa concerts in Munich last SUN.
mer, which hangs from a cross.bsr, bearing the
Bavarian colors, blue and white, in enamel. The
largest OF the decorations is tine Grand Gross OF
the Royal Academy at Hainault, Belgium, which
came TO the conductor after his successes in
Brussels and Liege. This cross depends from
ribbon OF black, yellow, white and red stripes.
Another medal was presented by the Carnival
society OF Cologne, and has red and white rib
bon, the colors OF the Rhine.
So,isa is coming here for two grand concerts
with the band that won such conspicuous til
umphs in Europe, appearing at the Lyceum the.
ater on "Wednesday afternoon and evening. Janu.
airy 0. The assisting soloiSis will be Blanche
Dufaeld, soprano, and Bertha Bucklin, violiniste.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07
UNCLE SAM
AT BUFFALO
NATIONAL ExHIBITs AT PAM
AMERICAN SHOW.

Features Secured from All Parts Of
the Continent---What the National
Museum Expects to Contribute to
the Entertainment end instruction
Of the Visiting M,iltitudes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

E.ut Buffalo, Jan. G.-Recepts-Csttle ST cars;
sheep and lambs II cars; hogs, SO cars. ship.
ments-Cattlc 81 cars; sheep and lambs, cars;
hogs, is cars. Cattle--Steady; calves, ohoice to
extra, Ssas, 25 lambs, choice 70 extra, s6l5a8 25
sheep, Siai95, lIogs-iieaIy, S5.45a55o; piga
So. j0a55j. VsI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07
Great Sale of ~
STICS
Monday and Tuesday.

y Double Fold Percsles
Or the yard for dark
\ ground; red, blue
and black Percales,
double fold, worth I2Kc
Monday and Tuesday
only.
French Percales--
11~ the yard for best
French Percales,
y light and dark grounds,
X worth I5c yard. Nom
\ day and Tuesday only. !
y Skirt Patterns
= 1OC for embroidered
edge Skirt Pat
terms, size 84-30. hand
some styles, worth soc.
Y Best Apron Ginghams
3 Er the yard for best
a w Lancaster and
\ Amoskeag Apron Cling
X hams. always cheap at
< &c. Monday and Tues.
v day only.
x Outing Flannels-
z 1r the yard for fine
v N Outings in stripes,
y checks and plaids, worth
&c the yard. Monday
a and Tuesday only.
A Shaker Flannel
x A1c the yard for white
x TN Shaker Flannel;
Y good weight and cheap
at &c the yard. Monday
and Tuesday only.
Outing Flannelette---
8 '73c the yard for Eng
A @N lish Outing Flan-
x nelette, many patterns,
S cheap at I21ac. Mon
X day and Tuesday only.
French Flanelette--
y 1Oc the yard for So
q AOSinch French Flan-
A nelette, all new patterns
A cheap at Isc yard. Mon
x day and Tuesday only.
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Academy.
GaietY

First Three Days--"side Tracked"
Last Three Days--''liuman Hearts"
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"The Parish Priest" Tonight.

First Three Days-"Night Owl Burlesquers. "
Last Three Dsys-Royal Burlesqucrs
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ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceun.

HyNpuH
Monday--'"Ths Parish Priest"
Wednesday--Sousa's band. Matinee.
Thursday-Burkes Vaudeville. Matinee.
Friday and Saturday-"The Village Postmas
ter"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07

on Christmas morning amounted to
s53o.5o.
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ACCIDENT TO
LUMBERMAN
Mr.. TrasG0tt Completes the StOru
He Was Telling After Lulng Un-
conscious for a Month.
IN RAILROAD CIRCLES

The Cigarette-Story of Man with
the Daring of Ethan Allen Who
Crawls Into the Lair of Wild Cat
and Uses the Blazing Eyes of the
Animal for a Target-News Told
in Line or So.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07

some years ago. and promised excel
lent results until the hot weather
came, and then the effect was simply
melting. They all broke up. and this
so broke up the discovcrer of the COM
position that it is said he had TO break
ND his business
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IN A LINE OR TWO.

There was a joint installation Of
officers OF Moody post and Moody Re-
lief corps, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. on Tuesday evening. Refresh
nents were served later on.
Tha funeral of Margaret, wife of
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NsV-Tork. FEBRUARY and : 1901

=
rOFFEE-Sreculstion coffee futures to-day did not
reach Formidable proportions total business heing 90 900
hsrf well scattered through rhe list. Irices oh
u uointS call and further declined points, closing
STEADY Is points lower. under and foreign
selling absence of concerted support The feeling
,hanee Rss hesrtsh beyond doubt result Of
peasuistc European markets and promise =
increased Brazilian receipts The Rio and Santos markets
Vere cioses Observance ~ church holiday. the Only
reaching The ENohenge here being the announce
10esl bags. a large showing
Of growing rife pretty
much In the market for coffee business was
q 6 hand-to-mout with prices largely
nominal the basis of 7c for invoice lots of 10
Pho OrerngE we're not lacking that figure. Total
warehouse deliveries the United States for the week
g. 7se bass ll6 $50 bags last week
and e 9Ie haEe for the week a year or the
former amount NewYork reported 54a92 bags Santos
about Ils0OO haEs for the compared
lis 90 BAGS last week ano 4oOl bags for ne same
q wear ego. Rio receipts aggregated 500oo hays
srsna and 65,ot0 bags for
The same week a year ago Rio shipments the Eutted
states were y OOo bags the week. Europe, oNo
hcL santos shipments 10 Europe. 50.oeo bags
The of contract prices In the local market was
fg
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

Rer 100 bunchss ssQSs: Florida. per crate 7Sc do
-rlda. per crate. 1SCdS1. carrots Beruuda
- 4Nl cauihowers. Florida, per basket. So 5OG$3 10
tg per dozen stalks i2d 15c, cabbages state per
oTlaa per box. SlaS2 escarol, New orleans PEI bb
S+!S9 30 kohrabi NewOrleans. per 100 punches sST$+
Hae Norfolk, per hbl, 65dSic. lettuce Florida, per
p9sze 81 50as3 80: 90 Charleston 81 5O9s3 80; okra
a3T!a per carrier 81 75aS2 25 DO Havana. sgs1 So
g % DO Connecteut Eastern white per bb S3 5OG1
90. % Yellow 81 JOs3. 90 red. So 25dS2 Orange
So white Ps9 bag 81 6ogSt 80; DO yellow. s. 2Sa
per 100 ~ g So do yellow So 20 DO white per double
CaIfornia, per box. 81 5OGs2; peppers. Florida
'oesl % parsley. New-Orleans 100 bunches
TnS' ga & G@ BeTnuta Per crate slgsi So ronatpe S1
S4a$o string beans Florida per s19s3 25 spinach
NTfolk per hbl T5cQS1; turnps. Canada Russia. per
DOL tSn Soc tomatoes, F1ortta, carrier. s1qS3
N9Lh-Ihe MIX Exchange price for standard quality
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-The storm prevented
number of lines from showing activity. and hay
prominently among the number. Receipts Sunday
Monday were the right side Of selling and
PiIes did not further for useful grades and
choice qualities maintained all Of their hrmness
before trade becomes elastic The quiet Saturday
and checked demand Of to-day helped work
down the dragging lots that accumulated
IO'e Prime large bales, 100 10 90c. No do S7i2G0
- t2fs3l2c clover I2isQ 75c; salt hay 4O745c: small
iei ay OOcdf per ton under. Covers must be choice
10 realize rates STRAWFairly steady long rys
Al SGQsSc loo m. Receipts straw in tons
reported at the Produce Exchange today
river Railroad. $50, Erie $50 Pennsylvania $50: Della
Lehigh Valley; 10 Total. 1710 Receipts
30 tons by rail
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

METALs-Ruuor had it IN local metal circles today
s5 756ss in the valley but ths Vas denied BY reliable
te asure remain. sl2 - The local iron market
1si % SI t s,,sis g % ~ 70 s,t o. or Pts 94 iron
Sli OaSl2 - s3ft S2l'hern s"GSl5 % English markets
closing SIS "a ana as. respectively Without any
5ise London 4 %: tl42 iIs o.
a. s2s 30 copper was without important new feature and
noinay quoted at sI7 for Lake Superior and SIC e2
aqll and UNCHANGED. with trading slow basis
MOIAsSES AND sYRJPS-Trading in the market for
aa eauirensnts Of Saer TFe market % soTsyer s Rsd
& ,SlT26 g ssay gnqIIon a. @H9snsG ] PSss g9Ss
feir l4a Iae: sod I5g22e prime 22a5oe Ne"-oreans
l5qlGc fair l7alsc. good I9a2or prime. 2ld24c: anc,
OCEAN FREIGHTs- The demand for sail tonnage vas
light IN several deIartmenis and with ample tonnage
vessels market steady. orders for full cargo
or5%T In st5el d@fartments business was lrbt s15
rates weak Quotations Liverpool were esc london
81; Glasgow 2A.d Bristol "a I,eith. 3=d; Hun. 3l.d
erdam 6isc Amsterdam. 6lac, cotton Liverpool per
steamer 2osG tons transatlantic trade months at or
era cargo Gun Kingdom Continent las a.
March British s5saHeT l's tons timber Mobile to
steamer l32S sugar PeTnaTnbuco and Maceio
sIca So bark as tons sugar MacoTis 10 Ty
81 - and po charges; schooner iO2l tons ssi, ,yl
Island 70 20 S Ponce out ., IN ballast bark e7
44s tons lumber. Darien 70 Thomaston 81; bark 564
vae terms 326 cedar Nuevitas 10 New
York 4y3 lumber 10 Ney
York 81 20: schooner. tbj7 tons. lumber brunswick 20
New York schooner corrected feet lumber
brunswick WORK, 81 20. schooner All tons luf
Satilla mills, 10 New-York
tons. hence Jacksonyille, Schooner
9ll tons lumber and ties. previously. Savannah TO
lie, respectively.
Plla,elphis zNyport. 81 -; schooner
coal Boston, Soc; schooner
cargo coal EdgeWaer i3Oothbay Harbor 81 boi-
terms; schooner. pa
coal Port Reading Rata. 81. boilers deck private
terms schooner tons. WeehaWken Greenwich DC
OIIsS-The cuttonfeed OF market a shade easier
being quoted sic for prime summer yellow with
March '0'zc- Trade was local and moderately
active. Petroleum showed advance Is points ali
around with neid price quoted up 81 LAnseed
troleun ibs 81 90 bulk 81 95 Phladep pha bbls
81 az and in bulk 81 30: refined. cases NewSork
-. .COTTONSEED OIIs-Prime crude bbls 2se nom
inal: prime yellow, 3lc of yellow SOlc;
34G35c: prime winter yellow linseed
Amertcsn raw &c: nnseed. American. boiled Csc:
raw Western lnseed oil quoted &c
brands: lard oil. 6Sgo5c.
PROVISIONS-The market considered firuer during
day fairly active. demand coming
and packers Hog prices sc higher receipts at
West only 5000, including 25olo Chicago, 800
City and 400 Omaha For Tuesday
hogs were eAPeetsd -. sPoHK-rull Quoted; Mes
sls 90 .BEEFDgll oGoIed Mess ssass so; family
slOaSl2; packet soaslo So extra India s14asls
BEEF HAMS-Dull Quoted a. SIS sO6ss.
7itc. ieo II. 7l.e. 40 n, Tse; pss. 7se......CUT
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
OTHER MARKEr+BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb 4.-CattIe-Receipts 1900 Including
ts',6sT. t T91s .,os EO9d and g sho.e steers
S s g tsvP P0aT a S s. ss sa4E 50 589s0 and feed
81 9s+ So Gamers S2a2 90: bulls steady a. 7SS4 IS
ss sses & $ Teas Teas @ s steers @ s; So
Receipts today 5000. tomorrow estinate,l. 26Oo:
easter Top S A. Mixed and bnteRers sS s s95 e
s99d to shoiee hsay $ aSaS5 45: rough heavy S. s@
SheeP-ReceiPts 1900; sheep lambs steady Year
M Co. fa 70 cho 20 lI mSe Ee9d g g % ss9iie VssasT W5ss g 900
~ gC$i & So Texas sheep s. Ses 50 80: native lambs. 81 80
csftTs tPSin5s gs Ess ,as 45Ioss active higher sgs3
LAMBS steady: s. 55ds5 50.
s5 I Prime S 6a5 so co&mdH 4nd S Is Ezt5a Hds.
active Prime assorted mediums best Workers 81 62
66 5as rouss h s. % 90 sepdSoics hep 3saS
- 90 common TO good lambs. Sass 80: veal calves
East Buffalo Feb 5-Rscepts-Cattie. a1i cars. sheen
cars: sheep and lambs IS cars: hoEs ~ rarS C{
stockers and feeders were In fair demand steady
steady to shade stronger eslyesfaT f sa2py y'e @ La.
IS-s~ .S s 9tIr anu Iae close was dollar a hundred
best snoab ' M cggnS ] me "a o9sis being :. ~ Good 70
s. 90 good best. 81 9OaS5: shipping steers $4 6a
shoce butcher! steers 81 20; good to best butcher
steers $5I5q$4 good 20 best fat bulls 50 25q SS -;
SS t9$" 53 good TO best FAT cows s. 90aSa % Cat
s. 25a 81 10 common and stock heifers 81 75qS3 stock
steers god % best 81 25aS3 5o feeding steers choice 20
lsr 6as 7Sgs4 csnad ss soctsr. S t'aa@ dom
mixers calves choice to extra s46ds45 900 10
SI SIG STsFNi2 sprinsers choice to extra, S3SaS+o
s. heavy calves SiG$l 80 Sheep and s.
choice s. 25a$5 So fair to good s5Ss5 @ s2s to
10 choice 81 5oas4 IS cicss a, No eTa % - 70, so good
sale Piss and light Workers we're in active demand at
up Heavy IS 55SS5 Co: mixed & SsaS5 se y Gnel
n as q Sag "a 90 K re- 5 e 'oS ds % mostly s. o Togghs s. .
day on miNed medium and heavy and slow on light hogs.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

" 4 81 p sfes 4 ssaqy g 2g21sa smokas % s saf
5ers ar5 quote4 At 81 st PictIsd hams armsT quoted
AZ 9g2'sc. -. .TALIOW-veak City 5c. country. o.
Quoted a, - 7 Pean.4 fs?5 s?f arm M G,s4 south ff Amen
ioa S6oc Continent 7aoc Brazil kegs 9soc. Compound
sTEA RIHE- steady Quoted: oleo T'sc city ard sear-
aEmly hela owing ne hight supply hand and favor
qotei naafioni fooR o bomestc n rs IA low @ fsT
$Aqie fair 70 good 3satsc; prime 10 CHOICE 5sq59sc
sGGAR-DesPte the fact that the thirty days guar
meaSre and the du but steady unchanged
is, prices Concessions on soft grafes we're withdTswR
5Soc: cubes. 575c: NXXN powdered, 565c powdered
feconers srailaef 575c Eagle eoaTs and extra fine
granulsted 5eoc: Eagle n cartons n bass and 70
standard sranuiaed ana diamond A 5oc; confectionsrs
60 Sc: No 4aS: iaS; N2s %s ahs So 30 AS: SO q
500; No 10 465e: No II. 6oe; Nos IL and l$ 4;2e
ers were asking ne i16e abov % BUYERS ews and trading
muscovado reported at 80 spot taken by Howell
muscoy ado and sac for moasses Gable advces
with prices barely maintained at 9 %sd and 9 Bad for
gish and 10 some extent Buyers ana sellers were
far apart IN their views in nearly all positions; interest
opening an easy feeling prevailed with prices un
h@5ged to 10 points lower some 80 900 POUNDS eHanSee %
doings The market the close was net UNCHANGED 10
10 points lower with the tone nominaliy ss.g Closing
ls ssoalS sSe April s.4ogiseSc MAY. ls 46gl3 99s
september; 13;7oa14c; october. 13sog141oc.
s61 Il ] 6@n TO- the great ] snow ",
snow. the attendance the Board Trade small.
the sn G a.t s93 9o the the e a saes @
Roun1s. Inc market was reported steady at 2lG Inc
States Senators from Illinois vote on Grout
I'm the present session Of Congress They also that
process butter be so branded.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
'n,rae, prices in the local market to-day

The local spot closed quiet with QUO
taigns NC lower csc middling up
iane and I0isc middliug Guf Total 3Os
ales al 20 splnners. The Southern spot
Uegraphed follows: New-Oreans quiet, unchanged,
H p 5-lGc; Mobile quiet unchanged. 9kc:
aulel. AZ 84sc. Charleston rn &C lower
az htbAsc. Wilmington hrn 3-I6c lower l6c; Norfok
tAlet. unchanged 92sc: Baltimore
t 3c; Augusta quiet, lice higher. at 9'sc; Louis
sa.et unchanged 9izc. The estimated receipts
20 morrow Included the following: SeW-Orleans 1000
% 1000 bales against O32G last week Bg59 last
car Houston. 1000 20 1900 bales against u 82s
'1al week and is.e .e0s last year.
Receipts the ports interior points to-day com
Jared with the day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
Rio-Receipts. 10000 bags. other returns.
Tho statistical position brazilian coffee Is follows
be supply
g. - 80

CDTTON-Frday's advance IN rho local cotton market
vas to-day BY additional gains. due
fher the hv nervous shorts and Hight
ruytng foreign account Even though the public
re-enter the pit owing conflicting reports
riug the disposition intended h. the January clique of
re Again. crop estimates and tho
crop varied extent that opinions
cnFtautlv SUBJECT rea6Justens often quite radical
On opening this the market quiet and
r1or hearted with tho shorts alone
showing positive attitude. Much smaller receipts sat
ucay and TO-DAY than The ~ ate with generally
hHm public ana private Liverpool cables caused that
tanch ~ the trade seek protection ana avoid further
HrnmitTuents eide. Moreover Il stated
c0rntrie than since the season opened
he holders g desirable grade cotton south said
- ~ standing the afternoon shorts
Nnsneae increased marked degree predictions Tor
snother h1ish change prices abroad morrow and
t0f continued light port receipts Sellers
ne7s precaous Ths almost bare of cot
IN While the short Interest March and May proved
Hsef % 10 extensive than generally supposed Talk
n Nerv light in sight" tho week calculated
N aaE the fears oversold operators, reports
el present sofSs of cotton IN New York would be held
ior premiums holders apparently anticipating possible
.fuef N March a. well as iE December and January.
Nearby Southern markets kept quotations well above
kstC with the local market and oferings from the
ollth - whole we're small The market finished the
~ q4let and steady In tone with prices net unchanged
n points higher Late hac Il that the January
Nppose any action here order that might unload
t5oH On the Liverpool exchange spinning
lioa,she prices. Thus predictions indicated a sharp
se n The English market on the opening and
''ltnued strength here.
The rsnss of prices in the market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 4. NJ and $50 +. VI. Daily. except Sunday. -
Pittsded; SUNDAYS only at $50 A. "
Pullman all
illuminated Piutsch Light
Ticket Offices At 1l3 26l. AIS and 1216 Broadway, "a
Union W, 30 Columbus Ave, tSS I25th 81
10th St and 18Th ST. stations. New York. s3s and 723
Fulton and lu+ Broadway. E D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 3Sth street for York Central Cal,
Service Baggage checked from hotel res!dancs ~
Westc7tt Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
n al 8 1al. lea d. 81 n At 81 U.s. 1ss uslo sheer

Is n al 50 1et II, DO 81 n 81 Is: IL: Buffalo shser
100 n. 81 so
Ga n IS 3Tie: sheep 1nS n az 81 rs
q DO. 80 n. at -. p State do. 104
Tohn = shannon: 100 Kentucky lambs n. 81;
l% Western do - -. az s. 65 sheep 10 az
George pilsnbaek, Is Gull sheep G3 u Al s. so
HOGS-Receipts for two days ws-e 50 ears or 800
head. including about
tor live s. 90 per 100 N Inferr live pigs
for extreme weights
Sales-E. l. Kerns & Co - State hogs f2T N aver
axe. at S. 90 per l0@ 10. boar. $50 n at S3 90
j. H. Hume 4 Bro: 10 state hogs las 10. At 81 70
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKrr

Liverpool Feb. 81 T M-Cotton. spot-NI,l.rs,s
business prices. l'2d higher. American rnf1I51 -
lS-l'd; good mtddltns Il SD; niddling 7-l6d
low mtdtlinS- N-'2t cood ordinary s29. ordinary
I 21-32f. The sales Of the day OOO bales ~
which 'tS were for speculation and export and Include
$500 American Receipts, 1In0O bales including I 7I
American Futures opened quiet but steady and closed
quiet American middling ! February t4iff
?! d4d BUYERS February and March 5l9-6+da5 90 64I
sellers, March and April, IL -64dd5 Amin
and May, iSfidH5 l6-Gfi buyers: and nm.
I464d sellers; June and Juy. 64dd5 II Cal sellers
July and August. S6tdd5 9-6fd huyers. Au,lIs, o,5
September. go 6td@4 l6fA sellers; September 90
64iG4 6t -64t sellers. October O. 4 -6t9 norir,f
October and November. 4 31-G4Iaf 3a-6fd nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
snrrHERN cnrroN MARKETS

Galveston. Feb t-HoIiiay Cotton-Receipts 651S
bales exports 70 Great Britain. 6772 coastwise t73t
stock. If1.5fS
baltimore Feb 4-Cotton nominal. middIing 1oc low
mddluE o-I6c good ordinary. t5I6c. receipts
go bales. stock I74S6
savannah Feb t-Cott2n quet, middIrs SIZE;
miiclu- Nsc, receipts. 39l4 bales,
1874; sales. 1851; stock, 119O5a
New orleans Feb 4-Cotton quiet, middling a5-16c
low uddling. S9-l6' good ordinary. 12-
ceips 80 bales, gross 97I4: exports coasJwisa
sales 1000. stock. 256 4S&.
Memphis Feb. 4-Holttsy-C receipts
bales, gross. 3254 shipments. 23i9. stock.
81; Louis Feb 4-CoIton quiet: middhng oisc; low
midding 9lsc good ordinary, Slzc. receipts $50
bales. Eross. +tt shipments 2524. stock. 45.IT4
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
STOCK on HAND
harleston


Savannah Spirits turpentne firm. 37c; receipts
7s5 bbIs; sales 4e2. exports. I25 Rosin firm. / X "
grades sc up. and below 81 of. receipts 1921 bbs
sales .4a5 exports. 4.430
Wilmington. Feb. 4.-Spirits turpentine easy, un
changed: receipts, l5 casks Rosn steady unchanged
receipts 255 bbls Crude turpenne steady. 81 pS- 80
receipts bbls Tar steady 81 20 receipts 300 hlls-
London, Feb 4.-TuTpeutiuc- IS lo'zd
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits dun and a shade easier
sympathy with unfavorable Southern advices
Of demand here Rosin quiet and about steady at
uncha nged prices. We
TAR-ReEulars 81: do oll bbls 81
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-4 0d4OlaC.
ROSIN-Comuon to good strained, 81 6S 2, 81 IS: F.
81 so. c. 81 S.: H. 81 90: 81 81; X, So NJ. - 10, y.
So 81. " G. 81 50: " W, So
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e+420. $50. $500 -aOO 5000 gil 30 a m II ~
"130 1900 40 44OO sE4 - 80 500 NJ ~ 9ns
sSoo 80 p 2. m. S12. Il mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
's43o. tsOC. 5000 ~1I3O a m HOO 81 80 sS4o-
- o. sTOO ? m, 80. Is
pnlces: Liberty 81 Ferry, South Ferry, I13 III 2Sl.
a. e5. 1900. 1894 Broadway, 173 18th Ave 73T 9Th Ave
- mon 50 West. l53 East l25th ST.. 273 l2StH
ST. 40 Columbus Ave. New York. A sSsl
Fulton ST Brooklyn: % 1wav VVi!au,sb1irr No.
@-7S-71 " 1'oN'-
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