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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07

The body Of Il. J. White, the con
vlct suicide. was given burial In Lee
Mission cemetery this afternoon after
brief funeral services conducted at
Rlgdon's courtstreet chapel. The
services we're arranged and conducted
under the auspices OF the ladies' OF the
w. G. r. U. Relatives Of the dead
man residing at Bandon. Coos coun-
~. telegraphed instructions concern
ing the disposition Of the body
story Of Capture.
Sheriff James n Ross, of Lincoln
county. arrived at Salem Friday with
the body OF Ed. white. The trusty con.
vlct who escaped from the Oregon
penitcntlary about two weeks ago.
White was killed Wednesday after.
noon near Eddyyillo by Robert Wa.
mock a farmer of Lincoln county
who had been dopuuzed by Sheriff
Ross to assist In the capture OF The oa.
capped convict Whie, who was about
20 years old, and was sent 10 the pen
itontlary about two and half years
ago ON slxycar sentence for rob.
berry committed In that county Since
his arrival at the pen ne has been a
very exemplary prisoner and seemed
to be a rather brlght young man, and
for some tlmo acted as assistant drug
glst and nurse In that institution. IN
his capacity as nurse during the ty
phoid foycr epidemic at the pen be
was useful man and had gained
much favor with the officers and wa
allowed considerable freedom ahou
the institution. 4 week ago last Sa
urday ne was allowed 90 go ont ON th
hin ON the asylum farm whore SOM
other TRUSTEES were work.ng for cA
erclso aud fresh air When tho Oh
ar men started in with the teams q
4 o'clock. he said he would walk hac
by way of the asylum road he ey
IDENTITY went the other way howcyo
The next morning be- took his hrcal
fast az a farm house four miles cai
of salem
Gets Clothes and Blankets.
The prison officials lost an track
him from there. and his Whereohoui
were unknown mtll he was located
Lincoln county, January sath. ON th'
night ho showed up az a farm houi
near Nashville aud inquired for wur
ana Tor nights lodgIns lln ir
pressed the farmer as being ma
who really wanted 90 work The no.
morpiug he farmer had occasion
SO 20 town. and he proposed To a
young man that as ho looked wol
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07
Duel Between Deputy WafnOck
and the Fleeing Convict
Detailed Story Of His Capture as Given
by An Albany Herald Reporter

out. he had better stay and rest for
the day. and II he would feed the cat
tie and do the chores he could stay, to
which the young man readily assent
ed. The farmer returned home In the
afternoon by different road, and
when about four miles from home he
met his guest leaving, and he had on
the farmers best clothes, shoes and
a roll Of blankets. The farmer or
dered him 10 take them or He threw
down the blankets, and told the farm.
or he could have those but the
clothes and shoes. he needed them
himself. and at m same time pulled
ont a big a Colts revolver, and told
Mr.. Farmer n he heard a word from
him about the matter, II would be all
up with him The iuduccment was
sufficient and he went with the
clothes
The farmer immoda ely. ON reach.
ing home. wrote to Sheriff Ross, Civ.
ing complete description of the
thief Mr. Ross, who had already re-
ccivcd description Of the man from
the prison officials. ON comparing the
descriptions. readily saw the man In
his county was White
Ross Takes the Trail
sheriff Ross took mp the hunt for
the prisoner wJh the result that ne
had a pitched battle with him Sunday
afternoon The man, after leaving thl
Nashville farmer. had made his wa,
down the Yaqulna river To Lutiens
and hired a man by the name OF Greel
to take him across the Al8ea bay I,
Waldoprt Sheriff Ross had gottel
across ahead of him. and was Fand
ing ON watch Just below the whar
when White was landed when th
prisoner was within about 20 yard
ot him the sheriff ordered him &
throw nap his hands Instead Of doln
so he pulled a big a.. eightharrele
colts revolver and opened Ere at IA
sheriff al distance of about 90 To 2
yards They exchanged Eve sh1
each The sheriff was using a 9
Smith a Wesson hye.shot After IN
, third shot White jumped behind
i log and lay down. and took two shoI
a. the shoun from a dead rest froI
p tho log and IL Is only owing
, Whites poor craftsmanship that She
in Ross is alive today when the she
D i1 cmuurd his gun OF the FIVE round
hc also dropped behind stump nea
, hy to reload Al this White made
"a dash under tho wharf and out hehir
d the buildings into the brush. m
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07
A Portland Suicide.

81 am going to kill myself, and
will find my body at the Pan-Ameri,
lodging house" Such was the I,
phone message sent by i. G. Willial
a Seattle barber, who had follow
his wife to Portland. He kept
word, shooting himself in the
temple. On the bureau was found
postal card, saying his mother lly
in this city at Twenty-third and "A
lie streets.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07

County Judge John II. Scott left
this afternoon for Detroit, Michigan,
where he goes to attend the annual
convention Of the National Good
Roads Association, which will be con.
vened in that city on February 18th.
I'm a two days session, as one Of the
delegates appointed by Governor
Chamberlain.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07
A
SPLENDID
SPECIMEO
A Ten Foot Cougar Kille
Near Albany

One of the finest cougar hides evl
exhibited in Salem was one sent he
today from Albany by a Mr.. Wilson,
It was of unusually rich color q
ried the claws and head, and mee
ured about 10 feet in length. 1t VI
sent to VIII Edwards, of Yew Pa
to be tanned, and he pronounces
one Of the finest he has ever handp
Il will be used for a rug.
The cougar was killed near Alba
about a week ago.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07
Real Estate Active.

The past week was a record brea
er in this county for the transfer
real estate. Deeds were filed wil
county Recorder Siegmund repres ef
ing property valuations aggregadl
$4,000.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07
Capture Effected
By Sheriff Ross

and lost the track, and returned for
the night.
No Taste for Literature.
Sunday night White stole a boat
and crossed back over TO the north
side Of the bay, near Lutjens, and
stayed that night at the home of Cen
Thorp. Monday he made his way back
over the hills to the Yaquina river
about three miles below Toledo, and
stayed that night in barn at Charley
Browns farm. Tuesday night he
stayed in a straw stack near Chit.
wood. On that night, when the people
OF Chitwood went to the school house
to hold a literary meeting, they found
Mr. White warming his toes by the
school house stove. but, he having no
particular liking for literary exercises,
moved his camp to straw stack in
the neighboring field. Wednesday
which was his fatal day, he followed
the c. & e. railroad this way until he
came to the bend in the road below
Eddyvlle. when he left the road and
crossed over the high peaks back OF
Eddyville and struck the railroad
again about three miles this side OF
I that place. When he got near the
Warnock farm, he was passed by Rob
ort and Albert Warnock and a com.
pauion. ON a hand car. lie hid in the
brush. and evidently thought he was
unobservcd The men passed on mp
the road a short distance when two of
them went back to inform the sheriff,
who was watching the road at point
a mile down the track.
Warnock Takes a Hand.
Robert Wanock, with his Winches'
ter rife. remained to watch the MD
den convict. Warnock walked back
to where the county road crossed the
railroad. when ne saw White in the
county road, about 80 yards away. lie
called To him to halt, but, Instead,
b White whipped out his big revolver
and at the same time that Warnock
raised his Winchester and aimed. This
was too much for White, and he
lodged into the corner of rail fence.
lie started down the road lodging in
and out of each corner of the worm
lralI fence Warnock at every chance
was shooting. This lasted until White
, had run POO yards. and Wamock had
advanced about 100 yards, which
made the diTance between them
nearly 2OU yards, when a, the ffth
- shot from Warnock's Winchester
White was hit sQuarely in the back
the bullet coming out I'm the middle OF
the abdomen. when White saw that
he was done for ne took his revolver
and shot the entire top of his OWL
head on. Wamock did not know how
badly the man was shot and did moi
Iapproach him until the sheriff ar
p luvod about no minutes later Wher
the shcriff arrived ne found White eX
:, iphing. but siu gmspng the bis
y Colts with his right hand holding th'
~ Tock. with his thumb ON the trigger
and his left hand grasping the barrel
His hat was lying about six feet to on,
side afre
when Wamook fired the fatal shot
he was In front OF his own house an,
In the presence OF the members OF hi
family The scene Is reported to hay
been a very exciting one
After sunday night Shoriu Ross wa
close ON his man every day. and CAV
him a hot chase from the very star
and demonstrated his ability at hum
ing criminals Sher.n Ross. In fact
showed his aptuess 20 apprehen
criminals several years aso when n
was chief OF police OF Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07
CONVICT WHITE BURIED

H. b. 1853, Reed-IO prohlDlI sIedr
ing rides on trains first reading.
II. 3. III, Nottingham-To prevent
the manufacture or sale of adulterated
linseed oil; first reading.
II. B. 1913, ,Murphy-To locate the
county seat Of Union county; first
reading.
II. b. 1877, Miles-For improvement
of rivers; first reading.
II. B. pa, Kay-To provide for copy
of supreme courts opinion to liti-
gants: first reading.
II. b. 240, Webster-In regard to
fire and game wardens; first reading,
II. B. 246, Hlnes-For state inspec.
tor of oil; first reading
Second Reading Of House Bills.
II. b. 80, Banks-To limit the hours
of employment of females; judiciary.
II. b. 127, Eddy--For the recovery
Of real and personal property; judici.
airy.
II. b. 14O, Misunderstanding to
mariarge licenses; judiciary.
II. B. 143, Malarkey-To amend
code; judiciary
II. B. 14S, Bailey-To protect EN-
ployees; judiciary.
II. b. 1862, Kay-To regulate sal
aries of Marion county officers; Ma
rion county.
II. b. 1872, Galloway-To prohibit tht
sale of aduterated Illuminating oil
federal relations.
Third Reading of House Bills.
II. B. "a, Reed-To amend code
indefinitely postponed.
II. B. AZ. Banks-Relating to the eS
emption of earnings Of judgment debt
ors; passed.
n. b. i6. Substitute for Kay's bill
to provide for investment of school
fund; passed
II. B. go. Substitute for Jones bill
Requiring county court to procure
plats or copies from surveyor generals
office; passed.
H. B. 49, Galloway-Relating to es-
tablishment tax; passed.
II. B. 1O5. Hale-To reimburse w.
II. Hampton; made special order for
Monday.
II. b. IA, Hutchlnson-To regulate
the business Of BARRIERS; passed.
Adjourned at 1925 until Has
Monday
House, Friday Atternoon-First Read
ing House Bills.
II. b. 301, Shelley by request-Reg
ulatng practice of optometry.
H. b. 800, Orton by request-Tc
prohibit the taking Of fish in the Co
mmbia river or any Of its tributaries
within the boundaries of Oregon by
means Of trap, fish or pound net ex
copt for propoga, ion purposes
II. B. 3O3, Davey-Amending code
relating TO title of present reform
school
II. b. 3O4, Hodson-Reating to re
demption Of bonds by counties oI
more than 10000 population.
II, b 3O5, Hodson-To provide foi
annual contract by counties for lega
advertising,
H. b. 306, Hodson by request-Re
lative TO insurance policies.
II. B. 3OS, Hodson, by request-RC
lating 10 execution of Wills.
II. b. 300, Hodson, by request-Re
lating 10 deeds
II. b. $40. Hodson, by reQuest-Re
lating 10 acknowledgements and exc
, cutions of written instruments.
II. B. 81, Hodson, by request-Prc
viding uniformity Of legislation in IN,
United States.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07

IL is claimed that a we'll organized
seditious movement has been discov.
cred in Southern Russia.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-07

The oMnreal immigration agent
says 100000 americans will locate in
Canada this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
OTHER MARHETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct O.-CATTLE,-Re-e.ots. $500; SLOW:
good to prime steers IS 254s5 65 poo TO medium s. 40
81 ~ stockers and feeders 81 25aS+ S2dS4 20
refers s2T$4 10. Gamers. 81 25ds2 40 bulls S2g$4 Is
fed steers. y JdS3 Sc: western
steers s2Gt4 80 HoGS-Receipts today LOO; to
roo 10 choice heavy 9ods5 rough. heavy 81 500
SIS. light 81 90Is5 %. bulk cf sales. "a SJdsd 10
receipts 1000: sheep steady lambs steady
good to choice wehers s3GS3 IS; fair choice mixed
S21S2: native lambs, s. 25dSS 60
Cincinnati, oct. @0.-HOGS active lower. s49S3 -
CATTLE dull. lower, $.QSt-to SHEEP STEADY II 'o<
So 25 LAMBS strcng. 81 1885 65.
Kansas city. oct. 0.-CATTLE-Reoeipts $3.50
lives and calves 9e0 natives and 10 Texans
corn fed steady TO firm; cows and heifers lower
and lowest week stock calves dsrnoraiyed: stock
ers feeders loves, OF the wear choice export and
dressed 81 5GQS5 SO fair 70 good So oOF
80. srokers feeders 81 1ods4; Western fed steers
s. 75dS4 *: Texas Indian steer s2GsS TO- Texas
ers Sc 5oas3 90 Zoe TO s. 80; bulls S1Gs2 80
25dS5 30. HOGS-Tecepts. $500. market SO
I0c lower: top s. 80. bulk Of sales 50 s59s5 % heavy
81 asa 12i7 mixed packers, 81 95IS5 20 light % log
3afe. Workers 25Gs5 40 pigs. s. 20Qs5 go SHEEP
Receiuts 1000: market steady: native lambs 50 ESQ
IS o3 Western lambs. So eOds5 fed 81 309S3 75
Texas clipped yearlings 81 90d$4 Texas clipped sheep
s. 40ds3 Is. stockers and feeders, S2qs3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

cleer, SO 256sis. BEEF steady; quoted: Mess $50
so ,fa@,y slegE9 so Psce asle extra x; India
DRESSED HOGS weak; quoted: bacOns, 1sc; $50 70.
&c: leo n, 7,se; 40 n. SIC; pigs shas%c. CUT
MfATs-PieIled bellies dun quoted: 10 10 lie; II 10.
quoted 5H9oc: pickied hams steady: quoted 1I912c:
LALoN STEADY; city, 4sc: country, 4la@4s.c. LARD
refined lard steady quoted South America ss Continent
So' RraEi KEGS. SO; compound dull: quoted, e5s9
20; rs srEARLNE steady quoted oeo 6%@Tc; city
RICE-The undertone IL hrn with demand good Prices
unohanEed Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary. So a
s sir 70 300 4g4sc prime to choice. 5a5hc; head
S5aaa.te; fatna 5ttgo.c; Japan foreign nominal; do
99mestc 4Go'%c; Java 4%G5sc Rangoon IN bond. 2as
sUGARLRehned sugar was quiet on new orders hut
withdrawals larger anticipation OF the Election
DAY holiday List prices unchanged with shadings
OF points MADE however Prices quoted Job
bers and wholesale gTOcers: loaf and crushed 35c
Eagle tablets. 5.sSc: mould and cubes, &c: xxx
powdered $500; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
powdered. 4.s5c; Eagle confectionery graduated Sc
Eagle coarse and extra fine gTanusted Eagle II
cartons cartons 10 bags and 70 bags OF eranulated.
diamond A. soc: confectioners a. 4eOc; Nos J. 3
Ooc: No (. 445c; No 8, 400: Nc g. 4.3Sc; E SOC
oe 30 IS &C. so. T. an is no 10 ID ID @ No Es ~
powdered, 505c; crystal dom in cases, s5c: This
rees'- summary Of ;he ii position. as made up
by wett * Cray. shows As in the United States
and Cuba together OF 255.342 against
last week and 2oI44l tons last year. decrease ZOO
tons from last year Receipts al the principal ports
Of Cuha. 1000 exports 800 tons; stock i26 900
tons against % 464 last
grinding, against year Stock in Europe 9S5 0lO
Europe and America l240,342 tons against i.3IOO39
tons last year al tho dates. 35I2
OF stock IS 6969T against So 40 tons
last week and decrease log. 1872 January I.
the United States London beet sugar was IIsd higher
Tor October on covering by shorts quoted al IS II
SoysmbSE ,,,, uGeha9sed at IS Sd Locally
3Sc, and molasSes sugar, So test. 3hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nrv or
business IN cciIee
-.----v fc sales coming - acolt l61eso hags WINE
- --a -les fn srt snc -arEet closeu neg ~ %
rff1-r- oper.rc sleaoy az urchatgeo
.-. ~ an asvange Of 1U Qoirts being due e furteT
r1vilc and covering promotes
-rrae- markets and continued small receipts y
v.tn further avr-clcrsl0Ts regarding nc
--- r--- N0yc-1ber The only month unchansea.
~-=!-rs issued it Thought tnai tnat
-..-a, purchases ft'e near loslli,fl
WIS el.. ev~s,--. hcwetc-. tNat Ire t7Llo-s 49,
.I-- -----t-v atsrrhcl ans later the advancing zen
.. Fl became rC-~-a Feature O. the carly rnarnt
ef'e e 20 90 baEs - December y A nt3'h
80 r.Tsc .lsrf72- hands a. b55c 4 500 Igiuoa 9.
r.,--r --t-fu.tes foreign houses. anl ives
.-r.--.. - &. ir-c'v short account TIE cables
Fs-- Ti-h Hamburg "a g-eITlls nEr'l, -
higher BIO was ~ res hftl
"a S-az ,-ef.-csd There were clearafloes rePcrten
~. r..-. srs tre TEav-c shows an 1creasa
~ --e zee- 2.5oooo bags, AGAINST $500,
Receipts 81 THE Two ports were $500
-.4sz 7-raet - yel-. nd che Interior santos
s--- N, "a a- flr 9Gc-3 bass against $50 lat year
s market sealy OF TIE basis q - ioi L''o
so = .--, --,--. - A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

99verase prime, 2oa3oe; do small. 5ai3c: EGGPLANTs
yer Dol ~ 5o4s+ do Florida per box So 50s5
NALL Long Island per Dbl, 25d4Oc: LETTUCE. Boston
per d9Isn SOq69e DO Western New-Yort. 2sGt50c do
long islano per bt 1ScQsf *; do Jersey Delaware and
lafyIsnd ,oeJsl 20 do per basket. 50Q75c: do Wash
nston per eei slSsi 50 LIMA BEANS potato. per bag
OF passst u oeqs2; do fat SGe1 IS MUSHROOMS. Per
10 3o96lo ofkRA Florida per carrier fiase; ONIONS.
u oVISzi 60 Sonnectcut and Eastern white sc9
90 DO yslloW, u 3gS2 .; do red 81 SoS2 do Orange
Sounty yellow per bag s19s1 e. 90 red s1qsl 75 do
bulk per iJo n 81 5oasa do per ssS spasI ~: do
small Dbl 81 J0at1 70: red bulk per $50 10 SOC
81 do red per bas 81 Jods2 DO small white pickles,
Per Dbl s2gs6 ,PARsNIPs per Dbl .Ias1 20 PEPPERS
sina. per basket. slaS2 RADIsHEs. Long Island and
Jersey per 100, I0aT5c; ROMANO. Nev'-orleans.
Dbl. s5fS5 %; STRING BEANS. Charleston. wax. per
basket 81; do green 81 so Virginia, basket.
2cnsl do green 5ocgsi 5o do Jersey and Long Island
green per bag 5ocqsi SQUASH. Hubbard. per bbi s1a
~ 20; do marrow, 15GS5c; SPINACH Long Island.
Dbl, 75cas1 do Baltimore per bib s1eosI rs TOMATOES.
Jersey bush box 50c1sI; DO Western New-Yori
bush basket, s1Rsi 25 do hothouse per n. Spn3oc.
TURNIPS. Russia per Dbl. 55Qs5c do white. T5c4s1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. a0.-CIosinz-WHEAT-spot 10 . red
Western winter steady Is % futures steady pecenssr
&c J5sd. COKN-Spot easy; American mixed. %s SnG
futures stszdy: November 4s ia: December lSd
January as sd. Professionalism steady, Sc So FLoUP
Louis fancy winter duh. s. 50. HOPS London
Pacific Coasp 1rrn I'd 6seiI Ts. BEEF quiet; extra
India mss 0is Sd PORK quiet: prime Western
los. HAMS nrm: short cut. u 70 ia -; o4s BACON
nrm Cumberland cut 2s 70 30 10 SIS Sd: short rh 10
o7s: long clear rniddles light IS 81 70. s4s
long middes. heavy IS 20 70. 6ss: short clear
sHoULDERs-square, II 70 10 70 firm 85s LARD
STEADY prime Western n tfs-ces SSs Cd American
fined in pals. gss BUTTER nominal CHEESE quiet
American 1ne.t White 6ss Americas raest eolorsc, 5ts
TALIOW--Pr.1as city quiet rs Cd TCRPENTINE-
spiEi:s ora "a. RosIN-cos71sa I'm e % PETRo-
coTTONeEgD oII~-Eru rsere6--Spot crTn. Fs TAI
f.CT--Aur-r.iiGn - Lcn6-u t1l- &c a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

s-f.TAI,s-T1.-spc, Tin declined los 70 E1ls Ss n
s London market and futures were l2s % iS Sas az
easy At s2 ooPPER.coPTers ss vas IS. IN an
fs.1-es IocaIy the rrar3et que, but firm lake is
fFAD-Lead closel ace IN the local msT 11 but
advanced ls q n L9zaoa, Gs 9f q - in London re-
aseS STEADY here So I2. IRoS-Iron. closes At
fcay iron IS quiet 10 f2unaTy Nc h ,1 E = SToysa
n f595sry southern and No foundry Southern soft
t ssIss s5reshat restricted 10y he limited offerings
Pull prices are gleLeo We 9yoie: NoiASSESI
Nev-orlesns centrttugsl ooIra22 la' o5er
lee so9a 55a-is; PITT ecor1oa iial5o: fair i6a
20 ocFES3 FREIGHrs-For ne dss ,,i
s2 5L5Se make, trading restricted eoastyise ard
esrbS foreign business ana ne na9rS t05 s t Quot.
ably esnssa lr,s, = As flth sd HeToss5s
II recerber. Tuli Glasgow. AID ItotteTdafn 60
2 pigs H Ian6s o a. p'f Ios6 '' CHARTERS
british els ;on. Ss S5Ie eTf British steamer
6124 general o,rgo SEI e II Bfth steseT
S trs came British steamer. Lie tons, timber Guf
70 Holland snq me zen tore phosphate Coosaw
Taates 90 Noyem6eT BLUSH s' Tsbt lo ritisa
rhosrhate Ccosaw % SgI Is 20 West Britain
Canadian trade one Touna TIP 80 o. 5i,isb
stss5er s2 to1s faei Cardiff 20 Jamaica Sc, German
steamer lcS ioH' ., tSg ioas az $50 tons
india trade. twelve menths & 49, % months De-
T5,ib ateasner f652 tons: rgwood and roots
a Sru-York Philadelphia private terms
gs4 tons. phosphate rock, foft Asihpa
British bark, 100 tens ~,
America 20 Barondos IS 30
JIlaLS. l.7s7 nitrate vest coast Solth
a. Nevg-York Philadelphia. los ID Jehues
Italian bark i.Os9 tons. lumber BOSTON 20
eL T3rItish schooner, SS1 tons ues BTuAANlOk
private bark, bSs tons lumber
70 "a Eoeton private terms: Schooner. 6zZ tons.
AlaseA STunswcE 20 Ncw-Bedfcrd 81 l2la schooner
1iIDsl. iurnfsg ard Brunswick 10 New ork
- - .io ana lie respectively. and extra steHeeoIns
49, S5f 70 Charleston, ls2 lsc5 schooner. So dois
@ C5sreynonr 20 Nevy-Gork. . 4O schoolsr 100
1nS si Phadeipfia 70 Boston 76e schoonst 90 tons
tone So E~bo5ner 22s tens coal Philadelphia 70
ssine sot, schooner 62l tors coal Philadelphia 70
FalI River. zoe 81, go. .,i, ana ,.,r-r,l o, srot hut
.rsadv "a sBsence Of selling pressure henned
seIeI%-,, 80 IN good demand and rm The recent ad
49, 81 quiet ana ntcIlsisc1 F1A ~
4-ss tbIs 81 81 bulk So -; philadelphia. bbs
81 So refined cases NeE- foIk- az
- TTfS-Prfue crude. mills. 26gZ1o;
o6136isc nominal; November $50
sizler yellow 55ssc: prime white. s3e nomi-
80 u1,ter yellow, sac nominal. IINSEED OIL
h1l .ces cty raw $4,000; out OF toEn $50
IN ~,T-ltf. rsw. Csc. lard oil. 6iG65c. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. operations we're or = small
much feature outei1e Of nee sailing H
receipts continued heavy, we4kerng
al ards. Provision houEes TOOK Q
product Thfck With ssoaaness II
80 osasss s5zno sts5!Icy 81 the sSeEpooa Chcsgo
fse.frs --1rs 1900 Kansas Cit: 600 Omaha 5000
ars - vsscern poiats 100 hogs FS22Hh steaaoy.
1is--S nlst az fSt3 ~ fsrl. s1eGSie -. sho-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

The s.ez-york rnarret spot closed quiet al y
rnid5lius upland. 1850: r1td1i'nE ssI
1888 balt@. including % 70
nuers. sn1 1900 deliveries OF contract ou s
markets. fe1eErarhed folOwE mobile i'm
--ffc higher ssc. 700 haics. Savannah nrrn
--s~ t.F-er lie: sales. So bales Wilmington
t-rrI.at.pe1 Aurusta STEADY. &c higher
iGEc. saios Or bales. ST Louis nrr &c higher
10 halee Galveston frl. re fgher az
1a-,sc. saiea 2as2 bales Nev'-+oriesns steady &c
.gfe- a. 10i4c. sales 20 haeE. baltimore nominal
,,oi-fs fterer lG27c: s.773 bales. Norfolk
asfv 10 higher lOc rates. e02 bales. EHtir1atet
~ %eH-Orleans - Goo q % 900
-ee agai--r 1g1zI i5ef l. 90 lest A.
si,-eef5n p = 0y0. against 1898 last week
~ y Gli ~ Epusou 1900 - 1900 against
Il 80 ras- vaok arI u ~ last year.
Receipts - cotton az tn ports to-day and Tor The
eeek ~ compared with The totals OF week previous
g.te s.e-k last