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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-21

Governor J. X. Toole accompanied
by his wife AMI son stopped on III
Kalispell last night on their return
to Helena from Spokane. It was the
intention to stop in this city tor a
few DAYS and visit the different points
of interest. but the disagreean'e
weather will probably necessitata the
changing of their plans.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-21

Mrs. Geo Hundley had the m'sior-
tune to fall on a defective si1ewa'K
on the east side Wednesday aI!erhoon
and was severely injured. she sus-
tanned double fracture OF 'he arn.
and her face was badly cut anu
bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER l. 1901

December 41sb Decen,ber-January. 414b: January
MAJ MAJ 4l4as Manchesfer-Yarns steady ana Cloths
M Fd cSss AND MEAL-The wheat meant
and brsfnees u 1ur market but BUYERS sti held ~
Spring 50 s5asa co. winter saghs 81 20
S5 5 So : extra s No winter ~
RYE o1oed FAIR p9 to so @d to s. s5Gs Is
Quoted KIN 1F died 81 Sss 30 a: &c
81 90 s. e9 ass p Fine white and yellow 81 $50
Ssrtpg bran spot sl7 rs sacks arrive ST.
SIS 5ogs3l city bran. slsas1s o cornea 500; nseed
meal $50 So S'''o'' CAKE 'o'nny chop SO 90 oil
OR. GRsAsINWHEAT-Aithough practically surrounded by
Influences the wheat market yesterday maintained
SATURDAY Al its lowest point December touched
marset Of the country did there seem any pressure
operators did most ~ tbs bI1si,sss az S pr
let the market holds lis 5 st e bgbt n
elsarance o26 wheat and hour provided the
TACT that Broomhall reported Russian figures much
bush less Wdrids sRpmenss as Whoe
influence reaching 600 BUSH compared With
oun %seh sac The dsGreare Of $1,000 bush in the
was besides considerably smaller than last weeks
265so9o bush AGAINST only 4ls 900 bgeh Increase the
of $1,000 bush The fact that export orders
came CONSIDERABLY below the market made impossible to
amount at smaller sue az Outside ah Of advances nee
Paris markets declining 20 to 30 points Berlin mark
626 ooo bush against 1884, eco bush last year, The
l.
cars on the same day year Total stocks New
ing 10 2lS9 600 bush. decreased $500
week. Quotations OF wheat O b afoat basis.
as follows No Northern New-YorS, I6c nominal No
Northern Chicago. 75&c prompt. No Northern
Duluth. 76lsc to arrive; No Northern Duluth
prompt; No Northern Duluth 74c arrive:
: hard New-Nork, - isc. and 20 = Yorl
% -CORN-A full response made
the hoarish at hand and for time prices
showed considerable heaviness December getting low
a 81 &c after having sold 62isc early day
This depression lasted until the final hour. de
caused rally 10 6lasc making a loss Of uG14c
Saturdays close Liquidation quantities
accompanied the decline especially Chicago, whore
leading trader selling large scale Except for
the afternoon. shorts
The cables iaGSsd net lower. visible
supply figures increased $4,000
half dozen loads for and receipts Chicago
amounted 40 although said
ings not large The quantity decreased
$4,000 bush. local stocks increased 10000 bush.
contract supplies gained Is. coo bush the
week At the close No quoted 60 sc prompt
No yellow, 6+c. and No white. 64c both
prompt .OATSThe heaviness had effe
o oats time during the DAY. but in absence Of
noteworthy pressure rallied closed
steady with Of the provision people moderate
sellers against country purchases The visible supply
increased $4,000 hush local
bush. No closed IS &c; No 3 3sc No white
No white. i0lsc. track mixed. 2s940c;
47c. No white clips 42ia Market
( afost rye 55d56c -. BA RI.EY-Aiarket
steady: feeding quoted SIC and mailing 60Ge2 &C.
both Buffalo
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

at unchanged prices from the South was of an
encouraging character Indicating a
mat point Quotations follow: Domestic, common
Low fair 81 IA he; fair good g5c prime choice
2no9se head 5sa6i4c; Pata 4s4a5i=c: Japan forelsn
f7sG, jaga IA sc; Fsangoon, in bond, 24G2lsc.
sn.GAR-The week started in refined sugar circles
pretty nuch in the 1t closed. Demand
was less active however but the urdertone steady
al unchanged list Quotations follow: Cut loaf,
crushed 5a and dominos. 575c mould A. 56oc: cubes
deged ana 5rqtt powdered 535c; Eagle confesoners
aS3c; Eagle 2b 2-b bags and 0-fb bags
OF fine granuatsd 50c Eagle. fine graduated standard
Sfanulated and diamond A confectoners' A.
No l, 5000 Nos 4S5c, No l. 4.S0c, No D. tI3c;
No g. +B5c. No Z 4.55c; No 4.45c; No g. 4ioc No TO-
435c: Nos IL - 430c Mes 49, IL Is and l6 +2Gc.
The general market quiet again
to-day. There a few sales made. which included
moasses 1-32d advance. This gave a STEADY
underline the market but confidence was stiil lack
Ing Cable Rdvices reported dull and rather easier oe
sugar market The close here was quiet and steady az
3Sc for centrifugal. 3l4c for MuscoVado and &c Tor
lasses sugar Detail Of sales included l5o9 bags a;
Croix centrifugal 3@4c ex-ship 90 bags 30
moasses Sc; 80 hogsheads and 50 bbs MuscoNado az
3'4c; 1000 bags moasses. 10 arrive by san. al ldoc
f. equal &c -,
TEA--There changes in prices today; me
market ruling dull and featureiess uoatloqs tohw
October 1913 zoe November II l0d153Gc; DecsIoeet
Il 2OQ13 4Oc; January 13 aOal34Oc February Is 2o4
135oc: March, 13.3od13.5oc April, 13SGd1aooc; May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, Septembt

New-York, September so. 1901
r,oFFEE-The coffee market opened steady IN tohe
,sh p-.ces from points higher in sympathy WIN
s--n.e European cables and brisk foreign demand
i-s-s.es Continued reports OF bubonc plague N ra
G5 take much stock IN the
rIsse r-nors and IN rhe morning prices com
sSes 10 10 pieces under free offerings BY the room
E- contingent hammer the market %
close rinai prices points net lower 20 .
mint, uet higher the steady. HaYFe eased on
frsne from TOD but closed ful franc net hlgher
sssrr gained = pfenEiE Local trading was actVe
amounting % coo bags and inciu1lhs
large business IN the September $500 delivery option
ia the crop country again heavy, at ports
rrti-r 70 IS 00G and interior towns 10 i3bOO
fsrs me !o market advanced rs refs and the exchange
3-ead I5-32d. Domestic warehouse ce4lFeIles
re.ehes 81 COO bags. the Street market spot coee
I'D s,eady with quotations based OF l3-1Sc TOT NO
Pa invoice lots C1earancss reported THIS morning II
ru5,: TIE steamer Naskelyne. with Zoo bags from
p,ris September 81 and steamer Caroline ~ltn
70 a tses frcn. Santos September IS. Bahia weekly
resiD,s were 5000 present stock 5000 bags
sshis s.puaeats United states, 1900 bags; TO
Sernry efG: 10 the rest Europe, 400 Total ware
kue deliveries The United states for the week We're
u, ~ hags against 800 week and 1876. to me
ssne year ago receipts We're $4,000 bass
.r he week as compared with $4,000 last week ana
70 600 or week year ago Rio receipts asse
Fzes iesp9g bags against COO the previous week
and 5000 for week ago Rio shipments
70 me United States 1900 bags Tor the weeh % Erop
poo Santos shipments the United States. $4,000
tags: Europe, 2lSO 600
Ssru Coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

%; Us do Sc n. at IS; IS PENNSYLVANIA DO. 50 10
is s7 . n Bong at s. s5a's iaaS IS
s. IS cgis si,5s ;sses
Harrngton & Co: 2si Buffalo lambs. "a ~ at IS %:
s . D. S S. s. @ d o. S s is
DO So n. at s. 20; ass West Virginia g n, S.
n at g 50; us Kentucky IO5 n. $ 50: 40
do n at 81 % 30 Indiana do IS 10 lat So ssi
s @ 81 81 r. al at Ks s at ss So 80 los m at
s. 50 "A do. 92 10 81 So Co. 10 SO 20
bucks hsn I. az sheep and Gull lambs u n at 3d.
Mcpherson co; 2ss Ohio lambs, n at IS rs $50
4 Z 'a 's' g. i i 2ss as' s
~ H wiIkerson Buffalo lambs 70 10 a, SIS so
% Kentucky sheep 81 n S. co. do % n az 81
= I Buffalo d. ne 70 at 50 60
Saa Msn' dc 20 de- IS n a. e 10 us DO s s. SS2
do 10 NJ 81 81 do 10 at 50 25; 81 state
! N. at 81 " ~ " ' 0N'NS' i'O
DO $ s. 5qsa q Co 81, ?is Buffalo LAMPS 200
81 sSero 81 8, $ 10 g state DO = o. STA y STATE
eiii Wr Oh Z O. a ss = state lambs. II 10
hnc do = m at - TO- II stat sheep III ~ ar IS So
:, 4ndrfw - Mullen y 70 State Lamb IS 10 s. IS DO
go Buffalo do 20 10, at So 10.
50 j. - G 80 Curtis g son rs state lambs u s. 10;
! HOGS Receipts for two days were ~ cars or 5000
at decline Of fully 15c. State hogs sold sTdsT 10 per
100 NJ Western pigs at Sc So Country dressed hogs
60 Sales-s Judd & Co. 14 Ohio pigs 70 average a,
n s. 10 w. ''' H. at 90 'V' L ''''e 49, Az
T951 shannon: s. State hogs 1ss 10. at 81 10; Ia
do 81 NJ at SO 49, 3 roughs 300 10 at So 10
| : Sanders: Is State hogs, 1871 10. at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

sucumbers Shelter Island per bbI s5ass do Western
New-Yorx, bbI Sass cucumber pickles, Western
New-York. per 1.0Go 81 5O6s3 eggpans Jersey
Dbl 81 5o4s2 lettuce Boston, Al TO dozen case
11caS1 20 do Western New-York 81 5o<2; do
near by Dbl. 75cdS1; lima beans potato. Ia
bush bag I5cGS1 do short bags 60GI5c do fiat bag
eudIoc; onions pickle, white per Dbl. S3G$4 90; do
Orange County. white per bag sfdS2 so; do red fair
TO good S2ds2 25 do yellow good bag. 81 IS
u.s.; do inferior 81 Connecticut, red
Dbl 81 5oS2 10: do yellow. 50 25qs2 30; do white per
Dbl 81 5OGsi do State and Western, yellow, Dbl
S2qs2 30 red. 50 25S2 49, Virginia. per haf Dbl
basket 81 25GS2 % peppers long, DBL 6S
9 do bullnose 40G65c string beans, virginia per hat
Dbl basket 5OQ65c do Jersey and Long Island per bag
tGI0c; do State basket, 50dI5c; squash per DBL
SqS oO turnips, Jersey Russia bn 81 DO Canada
Russia 9ocqs1 tomatoes Acme. fancy per box 5oaooc;
90 fair quality, 4GQ45c; do common, 35H 40c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market to-day was
fairly steady Monday is usually brisk
besides, last had satisfactory movement for all
useful hay. Prices hold almost where they and II
thought that they have touched all they will bear for
the time being especially for anything below prime large
bales CIovers continue dragging drug and free re
100 H. 92}2 6pN 81 small. soc: No large bales sosi
STIac: 10 sn't st'sc No range 1880; No. do &c
d65c Glove, light G5G6Tl2c; do heavy. 50Go55c
clover 5Os. .STRAW-Seady for all good grades
a r.age of Coo soc per 100 n. Receipts OF hay
In tons reported the Produce Exchange a
to day Hudson River Railroad $50; Erie. $50
Pennsylvania 100 Lehigh Valley. ITO; Baltimore and
Ohio 40; Central co. Vermont Central 20
boats 293; river barges, 1870; total 1863 tons
Receipts straw, go river 80 by rail- total liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept 3O.-Closing- Wheat-Spot dull; 2
Western winter SIS Cd No Northern spring. SIS %
No California IS load; steady; December
nd; March IS SD Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed
I'D futures steady October, I'D. November.
Is 1Id December IS I'D Peas-caaadian steady IS "a
FlOur--St. Louis fancy winter. steady. IS Cd
London Pacific COAST steady fsdt3 IS. Beef FIRM
mess. rs I'd Pork-Prirne Western. 73s Cd
Iard-American refined in pals firm. 5Is Cd:
ern steady Sis Hams-short cut. IL is 70
steady "a. Bacon quiet: Cumberland cur. o
52s; short rib Is 20 "a 10 Sis low clear msdes. light
"a 10. Sis; long clear middles heavy. 50
clear backs Is to 20 NJ AIS 3D. clear bellies
IA to IS ~ a9s ShoudsTs-sq1are II 20 10 70 quiet
los steady: finest United good
United IT'S Cheese quiet American fines,
American finest coiorsd. 4os 3D. Talow-Prir.
city strong e7s Cd; Australian in London. firm. sos 81
Cctonseed oi-Hul reined-SpOt quiet e4s Turpenrfne
Spirits steady Us Rosin-Conlmon steady. Is lad
Petroleu-Rehned steady SID Llnseed oil steady 32s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

lhicaSo, Sept. Decentralization 600 including
5go Iexans ard 5000 Westerns good fat 1o915c
Hlsher others steady Sc
poor medium siGS5 10: socke-s ard feeders lower
s. 5q$t - cove 81 0fs465 heifers s2Qs4 75
u oVgS2 3O bulls, 81 1884 49, calves s3Gs6 so; Texas
steets S5g$i Western steers. SO I5as5 % HossRe-
to-day 2ICOO; 81
active and strong to DC higher; mixed butchers
" i9USt 20: good 10 choice S. S5GST
heavy. So 50S6 so; light SIS TOGS6 90; sales
qS8 % sheep-Recepts $1,000; sheep 1OG15c lower
inhsest steady to loo lower; good
g o fair TO choice mixed s3Gs3 40; Western sheep
aS4 90 Ofhcal Saturday: Recepts-Cattle 5sI; hogs.
li94S; sheep 2s3 Shipments-Cattle. $780, hogs All
sheep $50.
Cincinnati Sept 30-Hoss active. 81 6oGsI 22s Cattle
So 25QS4 30.
East Liberty, Sept. 3o.-Cae lower; choice IS 1855;
prime 50 OQS5 20; S. Hogs about steady
prime heavies 81 sosI So MEDIUMS 81 COAST Is:
srasseT 81 oasI pigs So 5ogs8 70; skps. 81 5oas5 5o
$3 sO culs and common. 81 a5s2 IS; yearlings 81 5O
81 25. Veal calves, S71S7 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady: No 3
spring wheat. 8sG69.c: No red 6sl4DToI4c No Vel
low soc; No oats SIS !. asu .c No . white 49,.
sSc. No white 36i2 T5Tsc No rye 5555 isc: fair 10
choice mailing barley, $4,000; No fax-eed 81 50;
mess pork Dbl S1i 70qSi4 49, lard per 50 seis
gS9 short ribs sides loose s. SOC IS 60 dry sailed
81 boxed 81 aoSI I5 short clear sides. boxed
80 ouq$9 so; whiskey basis Of high wines. 81
Produce Exchange today the butter market steady
eTeameres 4G2ic daiTies lS9lc. Cheese steady, loo
lie. Eggs steady; fresh. I6i-c.
Duluth, Sept 30-CIose-wheat cash No hard
rose; Ne Northern. 65c; No 1 Northern 6T.c: Sep
TENDER 6Isc: October, 7lzc: December CSC May IKE
Corn, soc Oats, 20 Tsa55Sc.
- Milwaukee. Sept 3o-wheat easier. Close-No
Northern Oq70i-c; No Northern 6s-.G6sSc: Deem
Der 'O+c Rye steady No l. sat- Barley steady:
No l. 6oc; sample, 45959c. Corn December 55is
Minneagolis Sept s0:-Clese: Wheat cash sIlsc: De-
eenn1her % &c; May. i9sG1ol2c On track No hard,
81 &c; No Northern, 6S &c; No Northern 65zc Flour
hrst patents So 9Oas4 second
y s9>2 3d. second clears. s. IS. Bran. bulk. $3.50
philadelphia. Sept. so.-wheat steady contract grade
SSto6eT ~ 4lSc Corn se lower No mixed October
Flour quiet but steady; winter super 81 1889 go do
SS 20 soi y va roller clear 81 300
81 s5as3 10 do straeht 81 pSssa AZ ar a[;
50 20 spring clear SSS3 25 straight So 40sss S. Do
patents IS oaS No. GO Savorite brands. 8 eogs4 10;
straight So 5aS3 30; do patent 65Gs4 Rye -four
s6eaGy az - SoaSS Per DBL as 10 quality Butter hrm
Eggs firm fresh nearby Western &c: do Southern
full fancy small Iolsc do fair to choice ST.
sacks; wheat IS BUSH corr GOO push; oats "a 600
bush Shipments-Wheat, % 600 BUSH corn $4,000 bush
oats. l1.O0G bush
St Louis Sept $o-Cose: Wheat. No red cash.
I0Sc; September. T0ssc; December II sc; May 74Ac
No hard 6si $500 IOssc September T0isc De
cem6er :; sc; Iay 14'.c: No 2 hard sslSa6sc corr
&c; May 5sisc. Oats No cash S7c Septenbs- az
December SIC; May. soc: No white SaGss1.c OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, Sept. 30-Coon steady: riiGdIing low
n!idlng Use good ordinary. 6ssc; receipts bales;
exports TO Great Britain lI6i3; France $500; the
Con,nent SSd9 ceastw1se $3.50 sales 81 stock 81 26
Savannah Sept. So.-CottOn quiet; midtng IKE; low
middlng 7c. receipts 5.To4 bales exports TO the Cont
Ient SoSo7; sales D spinners. 1885, exports coastwse
$3.50: stock. 1898
New-orleans Sept socotton quiet and easy middling.
l-l6c low middtn2 Itzc; good ordinary
receipts 21s6s bales: gross e2ie2; exports cuastwse
12o4' sales 5000 sptlners LOST; stock. q, o41.
Memphis Sept. 2o--CottOn steady: middlIns low
middlnz T2c good ordinary -l6c net receipts a31s
bales; 5.601; shipments. 592 sales $50; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

spot cotton closed quiet quotations Lice lower
ne asis OF 316c for middiing upland and Lice for
n.aeing Gulf Sales T35 bales. Southern spot markets
ere tlesraphed follows: New-Orieans quiet, un-
sSsea at Lice; Mobile quiet UNCHANGED. at sc;
ssa.Ssfaan quiet. unchanged FAC; Charleston firm,
lower. al II-i6c. wilmington hrna. unchanged. at
=. Norfolk steady. unchanged. Size: Baltimore
i.aaA o1cHan9ed, sac: Augusta firm. i-l61 5ac
- az FAC; 81. Louis quiet unchanged at Is Ice
-os.ad1ec receipts Sew-Orleans from
-" 20 $500 bales, compared with s,445 bales actual
- week and 2s,o21 bales actual year Houston
morrow from Is OOo 90 bales compared with
year ~~'N@ aSt week ana <o'oos baies actuai iAa'
psrs & AZ the ports ana points To-Day. com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

F3utTalo Sept. 3OFlour steady best patents spring
~ 2aSt SO SaEers straight spring SiqS4 % bakers
clear spring 25fS3 grades. winter and spring
81 2Sg So best family winter IS 1884: patent winter
81 2gSf 90 clear So 0Qs3 TO- cracker -four So 5OGs3 49,
rye Hour 81 5OGS+ Wheat-Little doing: spring No 1
Northern old re; DO new 7si4c; winter No red Ise
&c; No white I5c- Corn quiet No . yellow. 61i4c:
No do Sic; No corn. 6o4se; No 3 do. 6ohsc- Oats
GlusseS 20 Whle. tOc; No DO 5s4sc; NO : mixed
3IAc; No do S!i4c. Barey-Nothing doing: fair to
choice Western 5SQ62c No .. 56llc frezhs
stronger; wheat, Sssc Nevv-Yorl;
81 60 10 Albany. and 50 NeV--York
Chicago Sept SO.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
THE LONDON WOOL MARKEr

London, Sept s0.-The offerings the wool auction
sales to-day numbered 10 200 bales The bulk OF the
good crosshreds and sold readily.
ane quality realizing full Lower grades were
irregular and buyers favor. Withdrawals ire
quet The will close October 10 Following are the
sales in detail: Wales 400 bales secured.
4tsdG1s "a: greasy. 3Tio.d oueensiand-l1oo bales:
1Gslad. Nictora-l.cE0 bales: secured 5d41s
greasy. Si-Tl0d South Austraa-c.loo bales.
greasy 4Fiod. Tasnania-ioo bales greasy. "a Fsd.
300 bales: secured. t99d "a q
Ioisd Care OF Good Hope Naral40c hniAa- .~ared
7i.dG1s Gid: greasy s@6kd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
L1vERrooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Sept. SO p. m-Cotton-Spot quiet; price.
unchanged lad lower; American mIdiliug (;
good middlins. 10 iad; Tlidlng SD middlins
4%sd; good ordinary, 5-S2d ordinary o-32d. The
sales of the day 5000 bales of which 500
speculation and and included 1880 American.
Receipts. $500 bales all American.
closed steady. American rilddling Z o c October
I 24-6idG4 25-64d buyers; October November
sellers; November and December,
December and January, 14-6+d buyers; January and
February. "A sd value: February March
value March and April i464d buyers April and May.
4 l4-6id9! 15-6id sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
NAVAL STORES.

spirits rIlel very quiet but aDoI Ta
steady, prices. Rosin tar and pltch were
TARSRegulars 81 %; do oil bbls. 81 10.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--36 = 1910. - . :, 20
ROSIN-Common good. strained, 81 Az, /, g. -
E, s. 50; sI5s c. $1e9 H s. % & 'o' H. , w.
STOCK ON HAND.
Eos,r ........... D. 143 bbls
spirits turpentne '''
Tar 80
Wilmington. Sept. So-spirits turpentine- Nothing
~ bbs Crude urpentine steady $lg$l 80; receipts =
bills Tar steady. 81 so; receipts, % bbs ,-.-
Savannah Sept 30spirits turpentine Sac; reSeip.s'
023 bbis sales SOL exports. q Rosn hni' reoe'p'S'
- 1888 bbls sales 2,33S; exports. s.O5S. -,
Charleston Sept 30-Turpenttne dull, nothing dong
New-OrIeans. sept. so-Receipts: Rosin. $40 bis:
turpentine Exports Genoa: ROsin, III opls'
London sept so-Turpentine spirits, 2es Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

pvERTrsEME1Nrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received az their Uptown Once. No l24c B-cst~Ay
., door north Of until O'Clock adve-tss
.,,x received az following branch Offices at regular
-. ,,,s. until O'Clock D. m. sth-avs.. q
COZ oad-s.. l52 ieth-s. Mays. Shave
and Ishst; i4c col.nbusav-. Yves, 6Sth-st: log
West 6rhave-: % East I4rh-sts 25l West
between Ith 15e East 47h-se: lisa
at-ave between 18th and T7th LOIS St-ave near
s1st.t: 1Ios setnss: 80 rrenacnt-~ve
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
rsents az the ports interior points To-Day
z'tc with the same day las, week ard last wear:

sse saiss re special Liverpool csbies-spot cotton
aHerinan v' nales; speculation and export o'o
mag ups, receipts. 5000; American. 5000: mid
,he cios4x i-:2d Futures opened steady 2-64d &c
"sr 5srsaas ia 10 2is points net lower. &c
'-f7sb oetober-Noven1ber. <1ss: November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
% Uhom 1T tilan Gon1eru.

TRADE MARK NOTICE--The undersigned
manufacturers and patensees Of fountain syosrsrhis
give notice that they have adopted the
r--z1..9msrk and name be stamped on goods naru
racfra5 BY the character ara name ana
OF has beer duly nei WITH ira
~ state fled with the CLERK OF New York
Country requires Sof-<.S
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

Fdo-Coree market firm: No Rio. $500; exchange.
II i552d receipts "a coo bags cleared for the United
States, 1900 bags; cleared for Europe. 1000 bags;
uock $4,000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

CeFToN-The market for cotton futures opened
nesdy in tone with prices point higher TO points
lower these figures later proving be about top for the
lay The influences work nearly all bullish but
me absence Of active speculation ana public business
prices gradually worked lower under realizing by dls
couraged bulls selling the scalping con'i-
gent for slight decline In the early afternoon January
sank to 7.76. this being points m from top and
pH.s of from Saturday final bid Even at the lower
ng1re demand hesitatng and business sugSlsl
Larger receipts at the ports explained by the usual
month end in from interior towns;
Liverpool poor speculation and more
poor trade reports from Continent. The weather
averaged up favoraby forecasts indicated
Showers Cor tonight the eastern and central beIt
ana drouh II the West Just the Of the conditions
most neeSee Among the bull arguments were small
SUCKS ali spinning bad reports
prospect for bullish weekly report NOR
rev and q bullish monthly government report on
thursday. Export clearances sudden jump to1ay
reaching close $1,000 bales one-third more than
tots port receipts. The visible supply at the end OF
ne present week viii show shortage Of 100000 oaes
NE very demand for goods in America
Sill brisk Tire bulls however,, pcweriess in the
s3asnce Of public and refused azgressively
support The market In the last hours selling py dis
hesrtenee holders prices low level OF the
lay The market finally barely steady. with prices
het q 70 points lower.
range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

csfee Santos-Coffee market firm; good average
Santos As5O0 receipts II 600 bags stock 1222 900 bags
Haraburg-Coffee market opened 1aGz pig higher; al
sa m .dI. pig higher; sales. $1,000 bags.
srre-Co1ee market opened steady franc higher; al
!. n advanced u franc; at declined ! franc; al
$50 unchanged: total sales $1,000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

Receipts Of breadstuhs At inter points in thousands
last three cipEers Vl omitted flour bhs grain bush a.