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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

1t seems that the first report OF the
Methuen capture by the Beers was in
accurate. Later advices from the front
show that instead of being routed and
whipped, they were whipped and then
routed. 1t puts another face entirely
upon the battle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
RAIDS INSURANCE COMPANY
Deputy Sheriff Levies on Local Office
but Finds Little.

Deputy Sheriff Stewart this morning
levied on the Central Union Accident
Life Insufa nee company to satisfy
judgment of |s1-5sS-75 in favor of john
M Kennedy.
The Judgment was allowed in the dis
trict court. Stewart took all there was
in the office, including postage stamps
and got $3.50. The costs in the case
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
WOMEN GET SCARED.
They Start to Register Voters in First
and Second Wards.

There's a scare among the Republi-
cans of the Second and First wards.
They believe that the Democrats are
registering all their voters, and conse-
quently a dozen carriages were set to
work today bringing Republican women
from the First and Second wards to the
registration booths.
The result is that the registration of
the women has been going up at rapid
rate today. Nearly all those who regis
tered are either Elliott or Miller votes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
MRS. ADAMS DEAD.
Aged Mother of Denver Post Editor
Dies in Topeka.

Mrs Sarah E. Adams, widow of John
B. Adams and mother of James Barton
Adams of the Denver Post, died at l
o'clock this morning at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. T. w. Cottle, in
Oakland. She was 80 years and three
months old today. The funeral will
take place from the residence, corner
of Belmont and Winfield, at p. M,
Wednesday,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
CAUGHT A BURGLAR.
Delno Rouner Arrested For Breaking
Into Store.

Delno Rouner who was released from
the county Jail less than two weeks ago
has been arrested for burglariZing the
store of VIM. Jurren at No. 500 East
Fourth avenue last night. The bur-
giar got into the store by climbing
over the transom and secured. $40 worth
of cigars aI1 SEQ in cash.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
HENRY HITCHCOCK DEAD.
Brother of the Secretary of the Inter
ior Passes Away.

Washington, March 1S.-Secretary
Hitchcock telegraphed here today that
his brother, Henry Hitchcock, died at
his home in ST. Louis at 40 o'clock this
morning Mr. Hitchcock had been i'll
for some weeks with heart trouble. He
was II years OF age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
BAILEY GETS Is MORE.
Marshall County Republicans In
struct For Him.

Marysville, Kan. March 1S.-At the Re-
publican county convention today the del
egateS to the state convention were in
structed to vote for W. j. Bailey for gov
ernOr..
w. E. Smith. secretary of the state board
of railroad commissioners, is here and
made, a strong fight against instructions.
but the Bailey forces were too strong for
him. This gives Mr.. Bailey Marshall
county's IS votes. which is the largest del
egation in the Fifth district.
Mr.. Bailey is here and addressed the
convention
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

indianapolis News: Congressman
Crumpacker wanted to strike out the
paragraph in the postoffice appropria
tion bill granting special subsidies for
carrying the mails from Washington to
New Orleans and other places. but he
was voted down. The southern, con-
gressmen voted for the provision, which
goes to show that subsidy like the tariff
is q local question
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
Asylum For Deaf Mutes Afire.

Jacksonville, Miss, March 1S.-The
state institution for the deaf and dumb
in this city is on fire, and it is feared
building and located in the heart of the
residence section of Jackson. The $50
inmates were gotten out safely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

Try q dose of
the BITTERs
w b e n = gu
d on It fe ell
well or have
no appetite.
1t will
strengthen
your weak
stomach and
make you
feel better.
1t cures
Eelching.
F1atulency,
heartburn, In
dige stion and
Constipation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

Ever since Boston people were SO
frightened at the imaginary approach
of the Spanish feet, Massachusetts has
managed to maintain a cinch- on the
Office of secretary of the navy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
WEATHER rs WARNER.
Mercury Gets Above the Freezing
Point Today.

The weather bureau now gives prom
Use that the weather, will moderate and
become more Seasonable-
The forecast sent out today was fair
and warmer tonight. Wednesday part
ly cloudy with probably warmer east
portion The wind this morning was
from the west bloging 16 miles an hour.
The minimum temperature for today
was 16- The hourly temperatures re-
corded by the government thermometer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
Cuban Revenues Increase.

Washington. March IS-The division of
inSular affairs of the war t1epa rtrnent gave
out for publication today a statement
showing the customs revenues of Cuba for
the e., month OF January. 1862 to have been
81 .4Q1. III, an increase over the same month
of 1899 of $411. $50. Over 1901 of $2S5, 275. and
decrease. as compared with 1900. of So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

General Funston has reached the au-
tograph stage of his popularity. Bids
reached the SO mark recently in Wash
ington- Women, of course, were the
bidders.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

Prince Henry is said to have liked US
so much that he is DESTROYS of making
another visit, but wishes to come incog.
No wonder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

Since the Hanna presidential boom
has begun to show signs of resuscitation
it is noted that Matthew Stanley Quay
no longer talks about retiring from the
political arena.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs. William Buchanan of $40 Taylor
street, died suddenly at Sis p. m. Mrs.
Buchanan was a sister of ]. D. Nc
Michael. Funeral services at her late
home, 80 Taylor street, on Wednesday
ar 2 O'Clock d m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

Three new stars or none is the ulti
matum issued by the friends of state
hood for the territories.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

George Washington got a great deal of
credit for not telling lie
Yes. answered the man who thinks
that all is fair in business. ''truthfulness
often helps a man to get credit. but it
sometimes interferes with his profits.
Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

The weather man at Medicine Ha
appears to have taken a fresh hold oil
the lever.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The resignation question is now up to
Hitchcock and Wilson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18

The wisdom of nature is proverbiai.
but why she gave to man a jaw and
teeth that enables him to bite off more
than he can chew is a mystery.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

AiFTAIA large business electrolytc coPper closed
6e f1sS and Sp aSfoad f sales pounds for Az Al
cosing prices we're follows STANDARD SPOT to !, i9 so
gus gus a aains II s925 London IS "a low
e- spot 5$ los and futures at io5 zoe ds and
Il los love- at L@ndoP e9Sg market for
here and nchange London lead fell of rs ID
so1g t2 i 8 at rs rs 6d the local being a2 u
NeeYork following quotations: Pig IRON n war {6un @
g2nin2l No fS?ay 3 gsi So No f5uniry southern
so 5oqs2 80 No foundry southeTn 6 s9l nc5ansed
it iasg2ys al @ s . sna %ee opened fairly
active and steady for moiasses %ih h1I m auet quota
ions foIiow Ne.6eans and centTfugai e9afn01 10
G14s; fair I l5QlSg sGa 4l 1q gguP5 common 2aI4c
fa FL 12gITG q gPG 4S lsf rT9 a1da and san tonnage
quiet in all Departments cry Of rates was
glasgow Id Lerp2ol Lond24 ana Seaas A15s 3zd
h9m6u' re- Iyerp65 i per 100 rb loc LONDON oats 1s 3D.
B. to Tss5 so '95 S5 Of aeas asaa Monra m % to West q
ENGLAND 4o & J9ls T. Agggs5 gs siag s 2saIs5 SIS Pr5
steamer is45 Bilbao 70 Phla6sPha has 90 TO-
f9i IS "a half cargo Boston IS Cd prompt
5Tsh p s pTonP: sasF British sesnsr s iy }aya
70 Delaware BreaafsF @ dTee on 3e option tinted
tons part cargo asphalt Trinidad 10 Hew ems sch0oner
balance from BaTbsdo praveFe vk nc schooner
3o same 1a3q14c as to asTa{Sn fTee fris
nys1e 1Ts terms: bagk tons u:bed Fernandns 70 Phil
dephs a pFTa5e 1ah iFR s 90 ne5 Sifs
Gulf Roue4 Prtvs5 t5InT giey to the Gnited
ss5e3taeri. s,s,a. ;, 5;S'o 5fS IONS i'ul' ..,,...
ssadter with lard nTodqs'S t7s
is R0fe4 & IN and further advance surprise the
Psss r9msin assrae as demand azs and prices
Pr0sum b6Is s. s. bS 5S ana 8 g. % Geh ened Gases
81 ee e. - c:oonseed o. t oI~Pne crude. mills SOC
prime Yellow 4'G asked jn @" ,6ire riggs
tH me raW 67a6sc of town raw 6e@e7c Calcutta
everything in the prSTisi1n 1e line
imrelled by fair OUTSIDE 6ggg na ' stronger
rd chiSag2 had 5000 9Gs & 9PaPs ss iS 90 a0 @
kansas City 4GoS ts ogsted: Ness si9g SO
family sls 55gs: g Short slsa i sg4 Sg fsy % SIS
packet 5oasl5 extra Indis @ @ mess so si9$o fssiD
Hi55strong Quoted: Bacons 9sc: H. 1eo n
gS 14S hes n: 19G fmt4 PsS quoted smoking i51 c
ie2 lc i n lie s5 peie4 ds5 sh9gld1TS 3 F2 quoted
esg i S'c CIV oGen5F ss 6rro og6ted 10 2o
io Soc refined nmer Quoted South Anerlca IL 6oG
Continent II 1oc Bras kegs 1eCs e9Hpoo,o noteS oIeo
qSS'ea qSS@ee city ~ = ara "a searne, 12c
Fairly 6eai saes Y" were oaes aas to eoe eo
buyers @ % n fair 3iLa4Ic; fair to good 4ssa4c; prime
to choice 5g5asc: head, 5s4G6Ec Patna. 49a5%e
s@s @4sso RAMON: bond. 2a2i.e ,. ., rr,o.. m
changed beahd tSFsfoTe Ss more or less delay in ship
asr'S Ias week We quote Gu, loaf
5i5c: mould SC: cubes. 49oc xxx powdered SOC SOC
powdered Powd4Ted and fruit fruit aSd
Ease fanafed 75c Eagle n Cartons and
Of fine asa me % sah@std 70 Shgs a
lated diamond A. 6oc; confec5toneTs A. 4t5c; No
4$ac AZ. No s soc No O. 3 SIC; No 10 3 SOC: No
Nos T. 70 "a and a. Ssoi Nc 10 & Cos s No ra lD
sugar market remained dull, with more less
GSTa5o 50 tea Sc sugar 80 test 2c The
10 lopGo1 neon Iune closed nd July es isd
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

sas9 Sas 8 ss Jar " S8s 8 Tszs 'hss
in dried g $5aS8 45 brand 9 o4 Bag s Ssi MEA 6
sSes oos1s s. s SRE59s 5F59 M
sig 5Ie 58ed5s b5s3 So SO 3? g.
!nseed oil cake s27 corn oil cake S2 o' honiny eho'
GRAIN HEATWhat appeared in the first tt hour gd Of Of
business Vigorous bear hest sfkeI @ tTe9 as %s Prices %
NewYork closed &c higher and over cent aoote
fully I1ec between Much Of this pTonunoed up
firs hour when big break Paris and much bet
ter crop news from The he SouHEee ] nGufee ID fe ert5ne
peared toward midday; attending gossip Of big visible
doction 2585oo0 bush as the rally progressed it re
S9upied With rnm6Ts Of isss tsToarbe harvest returns
roise6 G h S fehf up to n the u eose All OUTSIDE
5 e'5 SRssd @ IN 5Pe SFg1h s 1er the crcustnces
ard business Un3itea ssIf "a four loads all at outports
the circumstances with Liverpool aa I'D net lower and
and suggestive Of pToVed crop Conditions In 1 the % fn @
showers were preaeTed for Tnesday in Kansas ana ad-
jacent states The English visible supply
bush wheat on passage DECREASED % bush ham and & se
week Local wheat stocks decreased 242 $50 bush Quota
No red daSS s1e elevator and s1i3aS SoeGs1So new
both pPonP o'I No hard o Msno6a sSc to arrive
York n to aTrire: %o hard s14c August
r5 Ne vo red Ns-EoT 1 ST. August @ aP% Nc
y corn only advanoed e here ates gostons lions We're
fT S sr IN aq ana % an an ssrT sGdre 6 july TT Rnr at
worlis sipments we 45 COO bush Behind last week
hut the passage increased 100000 bush The
visible supply decreased $4,000 bush and in local stocks
there n Of 5000 bush. Cash business in
Neyg-York 2.Soo bush y F G To the
local No closed 6Sizc and 69l2
port No white. 71l=c and No yellow. I1l2c. o b
ahoat oATSA strong advance took place to-day.
both in futures West and cash oats here The latter was
result Of lessened offerings, the Western
Gently put the market pretty well cleaned
Options West followed other grains. and We're likewise
affected by The visible supply decreased
hush. e. Cash
sales 13. bush No closed 4Sc; No 3,
45i2c: No white 54i7c: No white. SIC track mixed,
4Sl50C; track white 5gG5TC and No = white clips. 552c
-. fiI IE-Markct firm: No Western 6612C and No
Western 66c. o aioat: rye. 63@Sic....--
BARLEY-Noninal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June IS. 1902.


COFFEE-The coffee market to-day opened steady.
lower followed rather irTeEu-
closed unchanged 1o points lower
The declines attributed TO local and outside
icudaIion by disappointing foreign market
and crop news, items being bearish in nearly every
instance. example. tIaNre came = franc lower
Hamburg left of az pfg down Brazilian ports received
ana towns nj the santos Gstrlct
bags and Caances the United States amounted
% 90 while the deliveries from domestic ware
horses were only bags. Following active open
n business ruled quiet but steader in tone
importers. early afternoon prices being
net points Late il the day prominent room
lily in the fan options. presumably Tor
running total sales for Ihs day up 10
81 90 bags market finally steady The spot de
and steady. and about the basis
OF SIC invoice as. Total warehouse de-
Tveries in the United for the week as l33
hsrs last week and - AIS bags for
corresponding week OF the former
amount Ney-YoTk reported - 57S bags Santos receipts
we're 81 bags week compared with $500
week coo bags for the same period
year receipts aggregated 5000 bags against
s. bags last week for the week
last year. shipments the United States 3ooG0
haes for Europe 5000 bags santos
shipments United States were s. 600 bags for the
week ard Europe T2.oso bags. Bahia stock. 4Sout
tags Shipments Europe. loo bags
contract prices in the local market to-day
<olIpu
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
lambs s4as7 yearngs and wehers 81 750sS 25; sheep

lambs S4as7 yearngs and wethers 81 75dS5 % sheep
81 1884 90. o.-o -,
Kansas City 23.-CattIe-Receipts. 900 head
natives $50 Texans and 1.075 calves. mostly Texans
hest stronger others steady, Texans 1041Jc
higher choice export dressed beef ST$I 90
to good 9OdS1: stoCkers and feeders. IS 500
81 Q2l Western steers s. 5Oas6 % Texas and Ind
ian Texas 81 J0aS4: Gamers SI
IS CO. native heifers s3Gs5 20: 81 5fsS: bulls
81 30aS4 so: calves $3q$5 30 Hogs-Recetpts. 5000
head &c higher; nothing choice orered.
tops 81 I5 bulk OF sales. 81 50Gs7 65 heavy $! 699
Workers s. 45G$7 5T's: pigs. S6 6dGS1 10 sheeI-te
natives steady; Texans lower. native
Iar5bs s. sS7 Western lambs $5Gs6 native wehers.
81 g1dS5 25 Western wethers. 50 S0lS 30 fed ewes
soS & o. Texas clipped yearIinss 81 25 81 40 Texas
clipped sheep SiaS4 So stocers and feeders 81 9SS 90
Tjbsrtv June 23-Cattle steady. prime. so '5r
81 ~ choice. 81 151S7 10: good $6s6 80 Hogs lower
riT. beayes 81 S1HST IS: medium. 81 50SI 5. heavy
Yrers 81 $50 81 so: light do 35GS1 40 pigs 81 20G
s. @ rolghs S5Q$7 Sheep steady best wethers 81 40
80: cus and common II 9tsiS- Choice aros sou
S6 -. Veal calves. SIaSd 90
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
NAVAL STORES.

For spirits turpentine there dull and weak
Resin steady and unchanged. with pretty good
mand firm at late prices backed by good de
We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE- and machine bbs 400
TAR-Pine bbls. So: oil bbls, 81
ROSIN-ComInon to good strained. 81 55qs1 57iz: D,
ST 62l4 E. 81 85 F. 81 70; c. 81 75 r. 81 so; J. So 30;
k 50 90; NJ s. 30 y. So co. " g. So so and w w. 81
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine bbls ? I2l
Rosin bbls 70 -
Wilmington June 23sprits turpentine nothing doing:
So casks Rosn steady 81 10S1 15 receipts 119
bbs Crude tupentine fr 81 49, 81 80 and S2 60 re
savannah 23Turpentne steady. 471tc; receipts.
s2s bbs: sales. So: exports 2ot Rosin firm: receipts.
sos bbs: sales I67i exports, S3 Quoted: A. B. G.,
2. E. 81 .; 81 IS; G. 81 40; Il. s17o; l. sos: X.
Charleston, June 23Turpentine ana rosin unchanged.
London June 23.-Turpentne-Spirits 36s cd; rosin.
American strained As Cd; fine. 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
Minneapolis. 23-FlOur-First patents. SiaS4 To-
1OGS3 S0 first clears. s. So second
clears. So 25. Bran, In bulk, Sl3gS13 so
L1yERrooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June % T. m.-CottOn-Spot-Fafr de-
mand: prices 1-32d higher American rniddlins. fair
3 5-16 LIED; middling, Is
nidt!ng 27-32d. good ordinary, % 32d ordinary.
4 1921. The sales Of the day were 10000 baIs of
which speculation and
S $40 American Receipts. Loco bales including GOO
American June 50-6iIi u Gid buyers.
1 64d buyers; July and (
September 40-6fQ4 4l-64d
September and 30-64d buyers; October and
November 4 - -64d sellers: November md
cen5er Cid buyers; December and January
buyers: January and February. IS-6iSi sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 2sFIour firm: best patent sgrtnS s. p
sprtne So 25GlS3 10 low grades and 81 so
GS3 best family So 15GSi patent winter 81 %
S5S4 so clear So 500 -four So 5e8S3
flour 50 5OQS4 Wheat-Sprins irregular: No Northsrn
79gIc carloads. winter strong. No red, sac
Corn stronger; yellow. 672c; No DO 6ilzc; No
sc. 3 do higher; No . white, sc.
NJ 2 d." 81 &c. No > mixed. 4s12c DO Rye
No / in store lec freghts steady; wheat S@sc
corn. .3lsc o New-York.
Chicago July 23-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

STATIONS foo, OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND cORTLANDT STREETS
Cortiandt Street. is i've minutes later than than
s9ation shat Gn'sH e1cept There otherwise noted
vP- %A u PI5T Sleeping fS tCa Car to
Chicago. No roaches to Pit,sburg -. r-,.r.,.,d
So W. W. FA5z PENHsYIvANiA rEDPqInan
o5gn ca Fof sfePaE aSaso cc
a9 5ndISnaPHi a TE tSgSES FgSNsYVANGa ~ sPEc1A2o
nsTaom hour tFsm steep.ng binng ana smoking
% F5 F folsda GaSAGo Nds61S VA AhD SF
@ 52afnAPS2l' H S r chlSesG IoGs E 5495 Gin
els s2s9sqdoah valley 9bIeaso R9g1s For
?9 r Sn:@Pi NJ rAFf ef6ey PIs,s9grg g.s8 as2
89u 1InasS GE eSTaR9 RS6 6H'sRr GRxcSNhF
Sif!1Rp;' sSD ssTsaTa TE a2a SOUTH
5S 5belSr6s.! 1879 Piaas n sap
Iandt streets @ @ g. 5 3ig5t ea 425 DINING
Se 81 50 B4ns BjnDE csTe s2 6 2 Dining P M car n3 M
Dining can G25 Congressional Linz a all tss19r Sa as M
h5hG 4Iag Gs5sS caf} SO IS p SRs R 2lo 1, ;.
SOUTHERN RAILwAT--Express 325' 4-2' p NJ Il III
ATLASTIc COAST I1NE.-E1press. s26 a. m and 9.2'
sEAHoSEB AIR LINE :, daT faDsss aRa
NoRFoIK kn' ANp WESTERN rAILwAY-For Memphis
cFFsAPEARE & OHIO p RAILWAY.-7.55 a. M week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOE3tO OlfA--'-"o d. H.
weekdays and $50 p m daily
ATLANTIC CITY--955 a. and 255 p. m Weekdays:
Sundays. III. Through Vestibuled Trains BnIIet
Parlor Standard Coaches on weekdays EeT.
ParIor Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
Sundays
CAPE IAY--1255 .. weekdays
or Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street Stationl; s55 a. m IA
2.25 %, 40 p m Sundays. 30 %
p. Grom Desbrosses and Cortanft Streets) 80 200
a. 1880 $50. $40. 40 and $40 p. m Sundays.
945 a. SIS m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
CDesbrosses Streets 500. 12J. Z %
S-25 Dining Car), 955 Penna Iinited), 1910
(Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets 102O dining Carl
1885 Dining Carr. 1855 a. 80 Dining Car I9o
Dining Carr. 21O tDesbrosses and Cortlandt streets
200 255, 225 Dining Cap. 353 ., . Dining Ing
Carr. +-55 Dining 5.55 Dining Carr SO
s55 % II 10 night Sundays SO 10 ,.5Y ,1o
e55 1855 Dining Carl m; l253 t?nlng CaE1' l.S
4.55 Dining Carr $50 Dining Car). 755. S25. s-5S
e25 2. m, 1910 night
Ticket 1895, 1884 Ill and PSI Broadway
Is2 below 23d ST.; Astor House. West
and stations foot
Streets: Court Street uon
Street 90 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
Frooklyn Station Jersey New York Transfer
Will call and check baggage from hotels
and residences through TO destination.
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania a
Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON j. r. WOOD
Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EoR BALTIMORE AND WASHING

Fer BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS-fss So
1000 II 80 A. NJ. loo. 2Go. t'S.40 800. 'ZOo
IS Mdr
Liberty Street only DAILY TDatly. except
sunday. sSunday only +Parlor cars only Via
offces Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Astor House.
1I3 26 434 1900 1851 Broadway is2 5th Ave- . Union
I5S 123tA 2I3 West f25th 245
t9nThrs Ave. New York. t Court St. 344 $50 Fulton
F5~0okIvn Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer and checks baggage TO Destination
". c.. BESLER. c NJ BURT.
General Manager General PasSr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

sp2t cotton closed quiet with quotations unbalanced on
me basis 35c riGilirg upland and Siec Tor mid
cling Gult- Sales. 800 bales. Southern spot markets
were telegTsphed follows: NewOTleans steady ana
Unchanged &c: Mobile, nominal ani unchanged at
el6c Savannah. sead- and unchanged al Lice; VIII
ntnston. and unchanged Norfolk, quiet and
hanssd at siscs Baltimore nominal and unchaIgee at
esc Galveston, steady and unchanged at = l-lbc
Acgusta steady unchanged &c; s. Louis. steady
unchanged s 81
receipts the ports interior points to-day. COM
faFed With the last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
9 statistical position of Brazilian coffee IS as

COTTON-A substantial net gain scored in to-day
market prices al the close about TOP iCr te
session The shorts oath believe il the market
during forenoon found offerings scarce, ana
later Of bullish cables from the
{: gish The market opened firm with
prices from o higher eager demand from
the 1imid buying based upon
strong showing by Liverpool market and upon ary
Texas. Nct long after the call tne
whole improved general buylns and scarcity
q offerings The August position led the second lse
working Then reaction OF from % D
points under selling profits BY traders and
slight setback The English market Excellent crop
reports bet outside OF Texas with goi-
statements effect that generally clear
weather prevailed did much encourage bear selling on
the However. Europe continued 10 buy here ana
the conservative refused risk possible bad
cop from Texas weekly government
option displayed pronounced strength
a. IL points over the fral bid OF
last Saturday Early afternoon the market eX-
hoited disposition better and. though Wall street
eress pe-sistety sold the August option prices cr
steadily toward high level cf the first hour. The
market finally steady and Il points higher
Tosl sales estimated at 900 bales Reports from
Southern spot gave indication Of weakness
and cloth reflected firm attitude on
the of despite the hand-J-nouth
trade rather larger than the
sVrsge Continued fall Ear short of those
Tor last Glearances to- export were
LIBERAL further loss IL port stocks Rurors
thst large shipments Europe were 10 De MADE from the
New-York stock without influence The com
mission had comparatively few orders
the greater portion Of the belt the one hand and
NE droutn conditions in Texas. the other
The az prices the local market f"a
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
Hresert

h.on Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
sr1oening; sales o00 bales: speculation and export
american 5000: receipts. 1000: American. 1ooo
aaihs upland. 15-lod: futures opened steady. 164d
ISeelne closed steady. points higher y point
- June. 4oO5zb: June-July. ssb: July-August
august September, 4o3zs- October
5sn: October November 42s3ks: Novernber-December
81 December January. 4.13b: January-February,
innn, aanches;erYaras dull but steady; cloths more
,ELoCs AND MEAI,-The wheat advance gave -four
sets enough confidence pay asking prices with
slosranle freedom. and resulted Spring
i,t sasIss 30 winter stra;gts So T5cS3 s5 winter
.n ssssi 10: spring clears So l5Gs3 so: extra No
'ei' - 2ogsS 50: extra No. winter Ss l5QS3 20;