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The Washington times., 1902-07-04
TORNADO CUTS A SWATH
IN A WISCONSIN AREA
One Man Killed, Houses and Barns
Wrecked, and Other Damage Reported.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 3.-A patti
ten miles long and about one-half mile
wide, extending from the town of Ray
mond on he east to Husher. in the
township Of Caledonia, was swept by 4
tornado late yesterday afternoon Ono
man was killed, many persons injured,
over forty houses and barns wrecked,
scores of live stock killed and hundreds
of trees blown down. while the damage
to crops and farm lands cannot yet be
estimated.
Gus Thysen was killed in his house
frame building, ten miles north OF Ra-
cine. Ee had sought shelter in the
building with his wife and seven chill
dren. The whirling wind tore the build
ing to shreds and Thysen was caught be-
meath heavy timbers.
The storm swept through the town.
ship of Caledonia diagonaIly. 1t struck
the village CT Raymond at 1870 p. m,
carrying the roofs of buildings and
many insecure sheds and barns with it,
depositing the broken timbers and
splintered boards mile or more out OF
the town. DR.. and Mrs. S. C. Buchanan.
of Milwaukee, and family, narrowly es-
capped being killed ct their home on
Collenge Avenue. during the storm. The
lightning struck the house and followed
the electric wires into the dining room.
where it came IN contact with the gas
pipe. The lower part of the house was
soon ablaze.
The fifts or sixty people who are left
without shelter viii he cared for. 1t is
the worst storm since the tornado OF
1889. which blew away the northern
portion of Racine
The Washington times., 1902-07-04
CONVICT TO MARRY IN JAIL.
Bride-Elect Is His Partner, and Mar
rage Is Business Matter.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. July 3.-Albert F.
German, who is serving sentence of
sever years for falsifying the accounts
of the Third National Bank. of which
ne was bookkeeper, has license TO
marry Miss Lulu Leonard Lee. The Ii
cense was issued TO the prisoner in Jail.
Henry c. Sanders, paI tner of German.
signed for the woman in the case.
German said: I'VE shall be married
in either July or August. She is my
business partner. and we are TO be mar
ried as a business convenience. She
has been my confidential clerk and man
ager for several years"
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TRAMPLED TO DEATH.
Eight -Year-Old New York Boy Thrown
From Pony.

RYE. y. Y. July 3.-Richard T. Vain
wright, jr., the eignt-year-old son OF
Richard T. Wainwright. an architect. of
40 Wall Street. New York and a we'll
known yachtsman. was thrown from his
pcny while out riding yesterday with
his mother and trampled to death.
The boys mother saw MIN fall and
ran crying after the pony. but she could
not stop him. and at every step the
boys body. which was hanging head
down under the animals feet. was be-
ing mangled.
When the pony was finally stopped
and the boy was picked up. his neck and
beth arms were broken and he had ter
rible wound across his scalp. he died
as he was being carried to the roadside.
The Washington times., 1902-07-04
KAISER'S YACHT METEOR
GAVE SATISFACTION

KEEL, July 3.-The Kaiser and Prince
Henry express themselves as entirely
satisfied with the performance of the
Emperors American built schooner
yacht Meteor in the races here during
the past week.
The Kaiser frequently held the wheel
du-'Tg the races.
The Washington times., 1902-07-04
FATAL WINDSToRM
At M0MENcE, ILL.
Three Men Reported Killed-RougA
Riders Canped Hear Scene Of
Disaster.

CHICAGO. July 3.-word has reached
here of a terrific windstorm which
passed over Momence. H.. yesterday
afternoon at +:30 Meager particulars
received over a railroad wire this morn
ing say that three men were killed. No
mere particulars are obtainable.
The Chicago Regiment 0f Rough Rid
ers is encamped on the island in the
kankahee River near MoInence.
The Washington times., 1902-07-04
FEATHERWEiGHT FIGHT
PROHIBITED BY POLICE
Mill Scheduled Tonight at St. Louis Is
Declared Of.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Young Corbett
and Dave Sullivan. whose fight for the
featberweight championship before the
West End Club tonight has been prohib
tied by the police board. Will not meet.
Representatives of several clubs, in
cluding the Southern Athletic Club, Of
Louisville. were or hand yesterday to
bid for the bout, but Corbett declined all
offers. He announced that he would not
meet anyone until after the fight with
McGoyern.
The Washington times., 1902-07-04
PULL OUT HORSES TONGUE.
Two Negroes Arrested for the Strange
Cruelty.

WILMINGTON, Del. July 3.-George
Stewart and George T. Young, negroes.
have been arrested. charged with pulling
out the tongue OF a horse.
The animal baked, and the men are
accused of tieing a rope to its tongue
and pulling it out almost by the roots.
The Washington times., 1902-07-04
Recess Appointments.

Recess appointments of postmasters
were announced by President Roosevelt
yesterday rs follows:
Santa Ana, Cal. Linn l.. Shaw; Berea
Ky. Samuel G. Hanson; Media, Pa, AL
len C. w. Matthews: Saint Clair, Pa,
Charles l.. Ferrebee; Charleston, S. c.,
W. l.. Harris; Greenyille, S. c., ]. F.
Richardson. and Rockdale, Tex, L. J. NJ.
Hopkins.
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Cartel Systems Responsible.

''5. We wish 10 respectfully point out
what is no doubt we'll known to you, sir.
that the effect OF the bounties has been
immensely aggravated during the last
twelve months by the cartel systems of
Austria and Germany. and hence has
arisen the apparently rapid development
of a crisis which has been hanging over
The heads of the West Indies for the last
twenty-five years. We have every con-
fdence. sir, that you are well aware OF
the critical condition OF these colonies.
but we feel that we should be failing in
cur duty did We not express to you
clearly and decidedly our view of the
position. We who have signed this let
ter are mainly instrumental In proyid-
ing for carrying on the estates. Many
OF US will lose heavily by the present
crop, owing TO the inability of those TO
whom we have made advances for the
crop TO repay those advances. We have
had, some OF us, to consider whether
under these circumstances we were JUS
titled IL continuing these advances for
another crop. and have decided that we
cannot do so unless some practical as
sistance is given by our government TO
make such advances fairly safe.
'6. Present prices are leaving loss
of from G2 to e3 per ton on the sugar
produced. ami We haze, after very care
full reflection. caci.lcd TO express 10 YOU
our conviction that unless his maies-
The Washington times., 1902-07-04

The strike OF the bottlers at the Rob
ert Portner Brewing Company. which
was caused by the discharge OF one Of
the employees, has been settled salts
factory to all concerned.
The Washington times., 1902-07-04

The funeral of Mrs. Julie c. Demaine,
who died at Brooklyn. N. Y. last We'd
nesday. will take place Saturday after
noon at o'clock from the residence or
her stepscn. Mr.. William Demaine. 81
King Street. The interment will be pri-
The Washington times., 1902-07-04

Today in the corporation court in the
case OF Aaron Steward VS. Mary f. Ste
ward, q final decree was issued grant
ing divorce to Aaron Steward. Let
ters of administration were granted to
Dr.. J. Milton Hopkins upon the estate
of Virginia Brooks
The Washington times., 1902-07-04

Mr. Elzey Phillips. who Is employed
as a boiler maker at the Indian Head
proving grounds. was this morning
quite painfully hurt about the head by a
heavy piece OF iron falling on him
while at work. He was brought to his
home in this city, 427 South Lee Street,
where he received medical attention.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

sas @ 81 sPs 81 in sd 81 81 ss 81 81 e. os
oil.PTnie crude mills see prime summer yeli&S% &
a2 xb off yeow n5 t2e ea hGer & sTa6e H @
seed oilAnecan seed. city, raw 6ea61e: of town.
PROVISIONS cary market advanced on firm
N The iasa h9pr and an easy oose Ghcag6 receipts
T G5 had % ya ba Sg2 omaha EpStf S bog en saT92
3a9tel x Mes SIS 5oaSs family s ogs2o ; .5T shGT
SO Oa$ie 5o packet si5G$15 so extra India $3.50
,...: DRESsf:D HoGsEstesdy. augted Baconz' 91.c;
cT S 0 e g@ n g ei i4o rnar RI gsG uSfed gs Smoking
lle 10 ~ lo'4e II NJ 1oisc a H. 1oe Pcled shGp- si
quoted at l1lsa12c-. TALLowE EEasy City, 63.c;
@ Lard at sfsa qu2:sa Rsnsd s e G
F H'h @ amerga 9c G9ntine4 IN 81 10 s2G
STEARINE-Dul quoted Oleo. 1s4c city lard stearine
RICE e, The market steady. demand quite active
2 3? 70 s,}ys low good P.tas =
Java tssG45 &c; Ra6sooa. in {, bond 2a2ise
With lis, prices & however unchanged There Were large
nsTs orersod and Shipments are delayed
Jog ognos @ seeE mot Me quote @ cut tb oa Sx%
powdeTed s5e Powdered coarse powdered and fruit a
aEe E. coarse and - extra fine sGc m Eagle
n bags Of ine granniaed 4s5c; Eagle fine granuiated
5 m % and x diamond md a 100 s S
SS 4 35G G Se , q 2of zoe No s@5s S2
~ m 10 % oSa No IT, 2 p @ bags sar Of fine me. I aH
D& fE sugar sales
ana noIasses sugar however were made the old basis
Muscovado is quoted at 2tsc The sales were cargo
aoat for Philadelphia. including 5000 bags centrifugal
and 1Ws' bags molasses sugar. ex ship. lot Of 94Oo
bags Cuba centrifugal. 96 test. afoat to New
York also sold. The London beet market
24d cs Sd June and 3a4d July closing
steady the decline. This of the
statistical position made by Wlet Gray. shows
in the United and Cuba together
tons against 5sT 1856 week and 422 437 last
year an Of tons over last year & Recepss @
exports, $500 sock 500 TONS 15s $50
Stocks in Europe 2442000 tons. against 1854 3I tons
last Total stocks Of Europe and America. 3O0.d60
tons aEainst 314 tons last at the same uneven
dates 3a24 500 April l. 1902
Of Is 2s6 against of
957516 tons last week and Of 556 $50 tons
January l, 1902 Hamburg Shipped 1,G00 tons refined
sugar America. No engagements.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

leGs s5st Ct for 70 n6n tin spo Gutft t 1as Ss
los lower futures we're T gnehansed a.
9 s. epgsr oased iGslE ai s Ss2 sssF a SH
ectoly sI2 2as2 ,Sass was "a "a rer mna mafke prices
making spot a55 s5 Is u II at as g 2g and
quiet London where previous & Of n peit@r and
81 IS gwen Ts ne is %ors or nominal
London h0WeTer we've arPRet Continued quiet
feature prices showing no change nodrr ro Ndher quoted
st saias22 No foundry NortherH $2 a 81 %; No
rb 5oHaFy ne sa es3 g. English
shade better. with Glasgow at '4S "a anu
MoIASsEs ASD Prices were unchanged, quotations
Iiow NewOrieans centrifugai s9mm2; tSpeans fT onn
tste lsSe S4ic s24d 12slss 2IaS fair 'a7e
ssSs sgsS PFgG soqSss iS?s' the vol
Of business Tpor'fn Do The inquiry for
nase was moderate and the supply r aipe I'D: Bristol
yergGS b3ndIni LG 2S Giass%E SGD Nswcsss iiamDpsg
IL l1o G'f per i6o fb oc oats Is 30 bsnee
TfRsBrtssh ste1rf brbed July British steamer 2464
simPe; oa q@f i9. to tor SUBJ timber Gull Ghent
stsamff .a tfrms "' British steamer +8
:9ns 9sseq aFn5s 5s2 :on deals .. to TsrRa9
British ,s neG kingdom lss ss July
Steamer deals Montreal TO Lns2n s a ams bo
phate southern port United Kingdom dom or Gon{ne
nand.Sa Aberdeen lbs July British er los 3D.
tons Hueva to csarssfon 1 ta OF sTa cargd Cal
aa sans to f 81 }gns R5,sh or P6 s
adeiphia private terms; NoIwegan steamer ~ 90 = IONS RS
T,rtieh 1910 coal Philadeiphia
- Havana private terms; British steamer l1io ao
70 German steamer. z 40
,ns cnlfCrba cattle trade. private terms steamer ~
LII Phiadelphla jacksonville owners account
shin SIS tons coal Baltimore TO San Francisco 80
AT refined petroleum hence 10
s=iraI,ar rs bbls and lac for Norwegian hark
20 dsas e4 sd6n to to- Ro S m
PSI tons stone Frankfort. Me Havana private terms
-, ,,o6 TONS old iron Philadelphia. 81 %;
s"h"crer 277 tons. lumber Pascagoua New-York or
end ,riyata terms schooner. 35s tons, lumber Jack
sonvie TO York Sc: schooner 4;e tons. lumber st
S,,,,a,g Eoank schooner lumber
1Irina, "a SaU-York. So 20: schooner tons,
,nte terms cement private ternsy schooner 800
tns dry cypress Palaka New-YorA So 80; schooner
az tons coal Philadelphia Portland private terms;
soaooner 1S4 ions Philadelphia Lynn private
terms schooner lob tons. coal Baltimore Boston
portiand terms schooner. 554 old
IIYana fn Philadelphia 81; schooner tons lumber
I5runsyyick 10 London. So 80
OiT No further change occurred cottonseed Gil
,rfres and with trade, the market again closed
r,her easy petroleum. unchanged with a fair move
men reported changes occurred in the linseed oil
,rafsst si1Sav the tone of the holding firm
ayaas s,nr,,es are limited. Trade quiet ana prin-
cpay iobhfar In character We qaots: Petroleum bbis,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Chicago June f3-Cattie- Receipts $500 head. including
9 Texans; slow steady; good 20 prime steers
nominal 81 30d$7 30; poor to medium $aa$t % soCe
asa Gamers 404S2 40: bulls 81 JQS5 co. calves
50 566sg POI Texas steers sjS6 80 ioGs-ReceIpts
strong to higher: mixed and butchers 81 15ftSt 90
good TO choice heavy 81 J0dST CO. rough heavy 81 og
& 45; light 20; bulk sales 81 2bqS1 30 sheep
Receipts head sheep. heavy lower; lambs prime
spring higher: good 20 choice wehers. S5gsn 90
Western sheep $JaS5 30; native lambs S3S6 TO- Western
lambs. 81 5OGS6 -: spring lambs 81 40
East Buffalo. 13.-Cattle-Itecepts. $50 head;
market strong on all good stock demand for common
grassy cattle; loads holding Veals, 81 io
strong soc higher s6dsT ~. Hogs-ReCepts G0tO head
active higher: heavy 81 81 70; mixed 81 4ng
81 %: Workers 25S7 light Workers. 81 Na$I ~
pigs s7GD$7 roughs. ST SOG$I 10 Sheep and lambs
Receipts B. head; slow; 25o lower; top lambs SEQ
SO 80; culs to good. s3ds6 yearinss $5aS' 80 sheep
$2Gsi II. 80.
Kansas city June 13--Catte-R Receipts. 1900 head
natives 26O Texans 13 calves; weak To I0c lower
choice eypo and beef 81 0a$T 45 fair TO
good mast and feeders. So 6aS5: Western
S4dS6 90 Texas and Indian steers SIdS+ %:
nes s2ass 5O bulls s5uS5 d. calves s3a$5 80 Hogs
Receipts head: active steady &c higher: bulk Of
sales j. 3OG$1 co; heavy. 81 55GS7 CO. mixed packers
81 40G light T5dS7 40: Workers. 81 2Ids io pigs
s. 5n6DS6 sheep Receipts, GOO head; market steady
native lambs 81 S5QS7 10; Western lambs - l0GS6 4o
native wethers SJd$5 35 Western wehers S3 soa 81 90
Texas clipped yeangs So as sheep $4as4 30; stock
ers feeders. 50 35@S4.
East Liberty. June 13-Catte steady; choice. 81 15B
81 so: prime Sc 25; good, s6as6 so Hogs higher
prime heavy. 81 50l$T co. medium 81 22aSI 20; heavy
workers. 81 56S7 90 light do 81 0GS7 15 pigs 81 s2Q
a5 ruughs s5dS7 Sheep steady best wethers - 65B
s4 so 81 50aS2 veal calves. Slp$7 80
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool June 13.-Closing: Wheat-Spot-No North
ern spring steady 6s I'D; No California. Us 3ied;
fntnres uniet July I0a4d; September 6s sd Corn
SPOT steady; American mixed, new IS 9d. American
'iyed old IS Cd; quiet; July, nominal Septeu-
her 5s l&d: October IS 13sd. Feas-Canadan steady
&c Iod Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm at IS I'D
If,,,e firm e. 15S1tt5
Ret dull; extra 9Ss cd Pork steady prime
t.ssa Western TGs firm; short IA TO 16 m
SIS Cd Bacon Cumberland cut. 20 to 80 10. DOS.
55s Cd long clear middles, light.
IS 70 "a 10 56s: clear middes heavy 81 10 30 n
Us Cd: clear backs 10 TO ~ H. SOS i'd clear bel
iias "a 10 n Shoulders-Square II to - ID.
nrr, ~ 42s I,itd-Prlme Western. terces. firm at
refined In pals. steady at 52s Butter
Nominal steady; American finest white. old 56s
do new Sos; American coured. old SOS: d.
Sis Taow-PrIfne city steady at 2'1s I'D. Turpentine
spirits strong at a6s % Rosi9-Conmon steady AT AT
92s
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

half bbl basket 75casf Baltimore. 75cas1 5o DO
North Carolina 5Ocds1 %; Carolina per push
S01I5c: do Charleston and Savannah soy g DO DO
Southern. bbl crate 81 Z1dsl 80. o
white 81 25G$1 so do yellow. crookReck 81 2o4Sl -,
jersey white. 100 punches S2G$'; 90
per bb 81 J0a$2: tomatoes Florida carrier '"'c4
81 50: do MissiSspppi per ease. T5G3S5c.
STRAT-HAY-The retains a
shape full prices ruling and the large FeceNl9s
well cleaned A few round lines OF ahaia
hay by canal for the local market but they are
o interfere with the strong posi-
invoices Il is expected that Cahadlan
hay will hold a demand the repienshment Of South
African farm We quote Prime. large bales PER
1eQ SOC: No l. s7g9a21gc No 2, 7Il2gs2l2c; Ne 90.
72i,c grade 45655c; clover mixed 6o1Icc cover 90
1G2l@c; small bales 2se less than large .SIhA W
steady. considering the free river ar
rivals Best marks Choice. s5c per 100 III; Ne l.
77lAas2Iso; short Receipts hay and straw in
tons reported at Produce Exchange at day
Hudson River Railroad 23O: Erie $50; Delaware Laeka
Western -; West Shore. 20. baltimore ana
Ohio. 10; Central of Jersey. no. by canal 46 ny
boats 320; total. 1927 Receipts Of straw
26G by river and 20 tons by rail
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine vas nomlnally unchanged
Rosin steady and fairly active. Tar was firm we
quote: 49,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oil and machine bbis. 49h q
1880.
TAR-Pine bbls 50: oil bbIs, 81 -
ROSIN-CommOn strained, 81 81 1le; d, 81 62t2
e 81 f5; F. 81 7O G 81 -: H. 81 So; l, So 15dS2 20:
K 50 75a$2 So NJ, So 1JaSS 20; N. 50 so: c. 80 50;
" W. 81. - .
STOCK on HAND
Rosin 81 81!
Tar l'"o ppi7
Wilmington 1s.-Sprits turpentne-Nothng do
ing: receipts f15 casks dull 0as1 15 receipts.
179 utpentine firm, 81 90 50 80 and 50 60:
receipts. 1877 bbls Tar firm 81 45; receipts 25 bbls
Savannah, June ls.-Turpehtine firm a &c; receipts
$50 bbls sales. 720. firm; receipts, 2o6e bbls:
sales, g2s; exports 4s14 Qu2tei A 2 c; D % and md 2
81 95 n. So 80; w 6, 81 Al W W, 50 65.
Charleston, June t3Turpentine and rosin unchanged
London, -Turpentine-Spirits 96s I'D Rosin
American strained. As 3D. fine. Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
rAsE nrnTATI0NS-
c-vrPAI, MARKET REPORT.

Nt1v-YOrk. June Is. I.H'-
coFFEF-Taere considerable lguidatien IN IN, me
esrg co.sgt cotr- from unchanged points lower the
Irh ariciay announced a. STEADY at the deSl!he.
tone pelnE -, -ss favorable lower price tendency
Ine -z7r,-kar Hayre active at uecllIlt o.
u INF sns Hsmrurr unchanged 70 = PIE .9Wti,
fTsne a. ,,--.= duh market with prices lNh r'ls
sAnU ,estsrays quotations Were It-
feiV@ rate S2d higher, at Il 5-2d PRIMARY r.
tne again fur. the interior rei"T '4t
ss tsgs and ports 2"oo" haEs After rL4Is to
lisVv sr-ire t., greater part ef the session m
ana % Ell lust before the close which was attTnu'ei 20
was -F1sa shorts who inclined 10 accept uir
csTeThe --asrr low level. Under this buNlg the
pfllls. ctSee5 steady and unchanged 10 , POINTS
mdht' r -7-7l transactions for the day amounted |"
ag.t- ~. srrt situation N favor OF buyers,
with irlCts praStANoS
ne ,5 Ms.A or rbz basis Of 5'.c for Rio No q =,
unchasTa contract prices in the local market to-day
-<,llnzv
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
Notioe OF Gnmmons.

SUPREME COURT, STATE OF NEW IOtk-
- Darius Mills Plaintiff, against Edwin u ilar-
rIneon Defendant To the above named defendant You
the complaint In this
10, 10 answer the Plaintiff 6
after the service 1f this
Of service; and in Of
yir failure to appear Judgment will he taken
aEaps YOU by the relief demanded In the
dated New York. May o. 1902.
t1hVWTSxD NtRRAY e. PRENTICE. Office and Post
" once Address No 35 Street. New York.
To Edwin D. Harrington. foregoing IS
served upon you publication pursuant 70 order ~
Proctor Clarke Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the state York dated the 9Th day OF June 1902
the Office Of the CferN OF
the county OF New the County Court House in the
Ii5wI%N8 Ia11 T0%NSS MURRAY PRENTICE s. Wall Street,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

'IFa'Ffl1e1t KINGS weekly COTTON siatement OF The
movement follows: bales;
Satd Ia mills and Canada. sS33 bales; Southern mill
1hnEs estinare 600 bales interior
49, le:rss sales; brought tnto sight for the week end
s Iln l. - 40 bales. Total for the 2S2
49, fncng June l3- Port receipts 41535S bales.
- ID mills and Canada 1O45o24 bales. Southern mill
4hlss festiratec}. 1.521OJy bales: interior
N-s n u September. 17s bales: brought
slsht during - date SEQ bales.
tefy Hester. Of the NewOTieans Cotton Exchange,
ts decrease in the worlds visible supply this week
y 4=l,n2 bales. wear 927
ago The present visible s1l 941 bales. against
~ 4ast week. 3o44 gs4 in 1901 and l3S 93i in
ne american visible supply is 1.s57, $40 bales,
S3s 1890 ' - -"o' '" 49, -''
ahe weekly Liverpool cotton statement with usual
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June IL; p. m.Cotton-sPot in fair de
lied The sales of the day 10000 bales. Of which
800 were speculation and export and included 5000
bales, Amert-
can Futures opened firm and closed quiet: American
tji,ing O Q June 80 6iGi4 90 Gid buyers: June and
July 54-64a4 90 64d buyers July and August, 53 id
aIIars August and September f64d sellers September
ard october Sjs4dG4 36-d4I sellers; October
yeu.ter sellers; November and December % Ga
December and January "a 6iQ4 2o64d
sellers: January and February, 4 24-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

E9TR AMP & MEAIon choice grades Of pstsn's and
w the !8aTs @ was unShange closng sssdy sGrng
patents s4a$i iS sprng siears 81 i5as 90 extra 10
winter @ g - S5as$ 30: No winter g l5qsa %: no
IT! .% god 70 * t5 5Ss5 90 fancy
8 tSs$ ,H. SSi use S
sacks to arrive & s n sis as sTs sT spPihF 5F0 ran buiS
bran so 5as24i city $50 5o Tnseed cake $27
55I CRAM y. wHEAT-Tre crop options in wheat all
i@rity with being more marked marx
net advance Crop o4palns consisted Chiefly Of
Sat aI had 20 5n m M h nd General shower
conditions prevailed an through the West being also
largely Of foreign hynE The o crop maxi &
both July and December options advancing the Latter "a
ana S rance c9ntnnea gniaropaRlt; aL,oug u, bi re-
fPea S bsgG snS aa for cpsg g
ep"o showing m Sn I'd st net qna fF nr @4
was aT9used in the last hour by T'm%s that m @
INT fbs s na 1es eparted at New YORK beyond
account Argentina shipments were i6o bushes less 5ess
to-day grading No 2 red to be followed it is
% sP witch Ny % e TTai wantf en eI & m ' h n Modem Mier
was edsTatsy & bqsh On 10 te @ wheat sitaf o an@ @
SOC new crop No NoThern 2gu1n & r ST iloi,i nS
o Ne N9rtsfn c9Gsgo H NSrS&n So,h Maho Ha
Nor1bern Manitoba !asc and No : hard New York,
. ali c fisvg G only 5a fsatae in corn ysssrlay
a sharp advance December option npe 10
unfavnrabe large states ~iere 700
nnCh ran has fallen in The last days That option
accordingly closed ic higher against sc decline IN
july TBe map showed general showers all throuEh the
Central West. prospect Trade mere was
December only 10000 bushels ht tha.
being day I'm months At Chicago eo1saene
without important efiect plSeS,
showing steady English markets CLOSED
Sz5 business consisted OF Ilu'o
hgbaIs f No white Ne carn closed Gasc elevator
and Il &c b aloat: No white and No yellow" io9$c
q b aioat TS-ReCeving good support carly N
the dav on reports rains in leading cats
showed fair advance part OF Which
finally lost under realizing cash TRADE herS IN
cludad . closed at 4tC: No .
Ga5.ce Ne . white 52Isc: No white. go track mixed
4TG 4ac: track white .0G55c No white clips. 5Z gtSF
RY Market steady. No Western closed al t1asS
ana No Western at Coo both b afoat state. 'e'P
sac sales included bushels No Chicago rye c l.
fs,,cfaio on local account E3ATIEY-Market nominal
for the week accofdrg 10
I3radsrepts aggregate 400 314 bushels against 4Ss1
wee 41a1 1UT bushels In TINS
yee+ yesr Wheat exports July |, 1901 10 dste htIg IS
weeks, aggregate 241 449 bushels against
f,shsls last season Corn exports aggregate gi.3sst
tTsbes against 254 bushels last week and 23o9Zf
tsbes las; wear July 1901 10 date corn exports are
9 Gs9 S k,she 9sS I3T bushels last season.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

Spot cotton closed firm with quotations unchanged
the basis rniddling upland and IL Ice for
Budding GUT Sales, 900 bales southern SPIT markets
were t-e--lFhe1 follows Neuv-Creans quiet IN
shs-Fd IGc: Mobile nominal. unchanged, al pc:
Savannah steady. unchanged. 9lec Charleston quiet
tnd nominal Wilmington firm &c higher. 9isc: Nor
foik dull Unchanged. At S'tc Baltimore nominal un-
eaangd. 9~sc. Galveston steady unchanged, at Ssc
augusta steady. unchanged. at 3 1Gaphc; st Louis
N1iet. unchanged. lice.
Receipts % cotton AZ the ,orts today and
week. compared totals the previous