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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

with "H su ASn even a he iss9ds o
further lief, the -four trade hnsy e
S's .ss and ;s co. D .s. P' SasS
spiiSg ceais s4Gs4 90 No wIn's, - ;;@si @"
Nh 70 Sfs- s. sogss 10 arsi s'1s;
MEous 91oea Kn-d,isa 81 soa =, 81 ne as ye 10
an sces o Sn.fs nne FEE
e Sc N. 10 arrive 10 cs s u Sn 0as
city feed &c: hom!ny chop. Csc oil meal s-'SS-o'
GRAIN HEXTTne short interest was brought up
W nn. prices ur re hsh.r than Saturdays but sun
lq2-o lower than the 9ieiaI cicse Previous 20 @
reaching at one time 7oNc for July which msichea ne
r wS no 40 unsnimou.y bearish
;heess figured most Prominently on n@' N July wheat al
Liverpool varousy attributed 10 favoraele weather So
lately afoat Next to this IN Importance was
Sc; Of G9n advice. d. s. from 4s the h Ms's sa.
more tulish turn Worlds shipments Of 10 10000 bush
Ssc 900 bush in the failed 70 st,na
late aICn on the bull as 5ss s USy 0S
in The visible supply where 100000 bush had been
Amcar fS whe. 9D ea@e on the some
aT ssns 'f Ss ss. sn' %'y asEs sold 0
various times during me early par, OF the dsy ana
rather freely Developments showing that about s
s.' had Ss 70 1f: No1he a PS us sse
The afternoon rally carried prices up nearly e from ne
iS sm r. PSa. nS cay to hs s'f
decrease bush In the English visible supply!
but Liverpool increased 10000 bush for the weeh
The total visible supply is 9oss0uc bush against 2O"'"
COO bush year The local stock which increased
AGAINST liz 600 bush year There was Decrease
OF OF 0Oo bush the stock Of No red here ana q
o0O bush In supply OF No hard but the quantity
OF No Northern increased $1,000 bush ON the cur3
Septemter was quoted I2tQ72ssc. No red quoted
sac Z b ahoat: No Northern Duluth. Sc
and No ! Northern New-YoIk. SIC ahoai-- go
CORNAfter early period OF weakness Influenced by
made an active against further decline and heTei
by substantial buying from local and few outside
sources rallied sharply. The strength was maintained
throughout the afternoon and nnal prices unchanged
from Saturday denoted n complete recovery ~ the
opening decline The amount passage decreased 80
bushels hut against this was an ncresse ~ 10000
bushels In the domestic visible. small seaboard clear
~ 900 bushels. The Liverpool market closed "a I'd
net lower local there decrease II 10000
bushels and Of bushels the local supply Of 80.
corn The visible supply stands now at q LIZ 600
II 367 900 bushels year ago No corn
closed 3sc O ahoat. OATSTrading Interest was
alike both the and future markets the
latter closing unchanged from saturday a sharp fall
visible supply statistical incidents o. the
day. The latter is 002 600 bushels. against om2 go
hu,hels year decrease Of 1000 bushels
IN the local Of reduced that total 20 42NVD
bushels against $50 600 bushels There
en- increase Of lO7 bushels In the local stock . No
oats Crop favorable No oats closed at 3oc
oats 20isc No white clips SIC. No white. go
No white. 30%0307sc track mixed 3uf3l'sc: track
white 3IhQ37c 49,. .RYE-Msrkct dull: No Western
quoted. 35isc nominal. c Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June 20. Is9s.


cOFFEE-In response a break Il nd. to I'd In me
rste OF exchange European markets and our mar
kst of this morning In addition 10 the unfavlr-
able cable news. our market was depressed by Tree
brazilian receipts. indifferent demand FOR spot cotton
and absence Of outside speculative interest Selling orders
from cared for however and later in
The day the active options improved slightly On
covering confident local shorts over 5000 bags
chanled the while transactions fo- the
session reached Il $50 bags the opening call de-
velOIed Joss u points. and after hucuat.ng within
range II 10 points the market closed steady at net
loss Z points In the spot department even joboers
showed reluctance 10 buy supplies at the old basis u G.c
for invoice lots Of No Rio leaving the market IN
neglected and nominal The
Sirius adds IL lO6 bags Santos and 1852 bags Bahia
the stock at this point Saturday tN Cceridge,
with 5000 bhss. and the steamer MERIDA. with COCO
bags cleared from Rio also the MaskeyHe
lAGD BAGS and the steosr Ast. with 900 bags cleared
from santos Rio receipts FOR the week just ended
reached 5lOcO bags against Al zoo bags week and
alJ bags last year Santos receipts aggregated Il
bags against "a 600 bags a week ago and bags a
year ago shipments from RIO 20 The United
1000 bags 70 Europe 10000 bags. Santos United
state 1000 bags; 70 EuroTe. 81 600 bags Victoria
the United State, l@o'p bags. Deliveries from ware
house, asgTeTae s. 2G2 nass including 81 hags ut
Ne~loTk against 71s73 bags last week o. SOS bags
The range OF contract prices the local make; to-day
follows ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

200 so to mcPS1s ,s1I s isf I'D saSh
COIL iswaier to cans 81 10 aa3 taex ron Chatham
win latin 20 Brfh soheener ls5 tons cal he"'e 70
schooner 81 tons. .ah Mramicn q New III VIZ Ok
81 49, schooner 80 cotton ties Baltimore 10 chare
%n 70 o2Tsc @ on schdn. iss
coal EdseNate to Boston so and m shp osDo easr
b srk zoo Els nsph1ha hence S' to Hu s. t.d
ng Good ihs Sh3a nsy
features ma, led up to eor.de'ablt strength Of
undertore in heg pr9eGss today ht eo'e was MIN % 5
SO ~ family slegsl?yo short clear si2vsa I5:;;
pacE... siiG$li Co. extra india mess Ssasi;
BEEF HAMs-Dul So sogs2s pi.fssED HOGS sisc
Tiss .cuT MEATsPiok led bsi.e. auis, snds
M 1csd shoulder. STEADY aOS's: at .s eD P ,a
hams sssdy qus'ed at T 5WinacSs ety.
SEC asked. quoted at 3..a3hc LAtd-f p .mst
steady Quo;ed south contln.n' ssse Bra
"a ktfs SC G9Tp1Ina easy Quoted Geo :,c
insi. city lard. s'earine. &c ...,.. :, -. Loon,
With os" SssSrSas d s od ief 0 wa.
s sgnIn n an he SSy lux coil was cheny Of Job
bins Character had t'e influence on the market
I pcs for Soh foTesD and domestic sTe
goa 5isa5i.c prime 10 choice. e,.go'e head aasne.
Java, ~ G5,zc. Rangoon in bond 2aq2%o
conditions materially UNCHANGED neither reaners nor I'M
porters exhibited any cesre 10 "is vn, enaucted
On exceptionally narrow lines Quotations more or less
nominal about u Ice for yi test cen
trfugal 3s.c FOR 50 test Muscavado and Sac for ~
test noasses sugar. In the London market cane was
dull and foaurclcss Java quoted IFS % and fair
refining lis 81. Quotations ~ beet sugar showed a
decline 81 AZ I'D for June delivery and rs s'.d
for July delivery with the market dull and easy Just
before The close succeeded In securing 1910 bags
II Trinidad centrifugal Just arrived at &c 90 test:
800 bags barbados % test centrifugal at 4.e 452l
hays and gJ7 hhds Barbados Muscavado. 50 test. at
axe ex wharf This business reduced the list Of prices
II 4i.c for 90 test centrifugal 3Hc FOR :"
,est Nuscavado and 3atc Mo,nsscs Re
nnel inactive locally. but about steady on the
basis = old prices Quotations follow Dominos 5'sc;
cat iral ;-c crushed. Sac. powdered ta.c. conrtr
powdered 5sc. granulatef 3'.c nno graduated.
hNc. coarse cranu.aiei. tiac. fine ernru,a'"d
sisr. confec'ioncrs grsnuated. ~, cub'. ''.o
xxx powdered 5.GOc: \ I'.c Diamond
4 81 corfectoncrs' A. &c. No I. &c No . &c NJ 2.
30. ~ g. Be-: 94c: 70 @ $50. No T. 4slc. 80 s.
.a.c No iGgr. $40. 10 II. 80. No IL 4ilc.
80 IL. 4 44c. ~ 4asc 40 -. +31c. 40 i6. 4i.c
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT
Current quotations 4 domestic woos based Wool EI
change oficlal clqss'ncation. are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
OTHER MARKsrs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, June 20 There was good general demand
Tor cattle today but The cormoncr kinds AM ne ue
heavy cattle We're aniOc i,~er FAR - 'f''. - 80
stockers and feeders. ~ 5l@S5 - hs s. 300 :! ~
steers 81 2rIsi 80 Texas steer SidSi ~ There
god heal AMI shppn< demand for A1zf LarF
prices strong t. o. higher fhan saturday c
iu, weakness p eya~l alter me marse, closed
unsatisfactory for sellers. fair g. choice - 20 - 70
p,cEe~s. 80 7jnsi s7's. luchers'. - Ntfi 70. HiAe
81 30. isa. $@rf3 wa. pigs - >ltS3 % Shsp
active lrlnr an prices ruled etr..e' = i"t
higher native ST. $3aS3 -. ewes 50 -. .eSas srSsS
-. atnts ana NtainS-. 81 JptNb TO- Suing am 3
81 IN. rams <3gs4 Hec-lp-s Cattle LON. h's'
Cincirna,, June 2o.-II,gs active @,rons. $3gs2 20
Cattle steady. - I'N5t ~ s'ftp easy > '"Jff ~
Ian 80 steady $5rst 40
s,t l arI slow 10 grades and prices lover G -!
TAI .ri ng steers - coast - coarse rough ste,s -
81 - rh Steers - llti 80" sien steers - logSi -
81 .c. lar hc ,-f 81 I5GSs 80. mixed au,che-7 stock
81 7jlfi 80. al O. o4 -uVs. 50 1"p;i % Hogs l,e
,eria fa.lf a-ral and fair demand prices steady TO
nr4 :,r ld lfadss. with ish. i.a ana p.ss o, Sw
God L. choice Workers s4DSl %. lght % god lofhers
g eop<i mixed pa kers grades p iousf ~ n.e' IN
- -. tags. - '5nia. PCS 5. 2ops1 % 'h.ep ana
IT,. lsht. ket sIn" t'r all nut - :ls
'aire.. winch were 70 . i"m".i and hsaer. .SSh.np
r.-I 81 , and lower Lamb. etoce o. extra. - ~ 9
iel good. - .5nSj - cil ~ 2'Qao 10 sheep
p,e selected w~es 81 i3U 81 80. mixed sleep 81 %
l,,i TO- cl.s - 2jBs3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
LIVERPOOL. corToN MARKET

Liverpool June 90 y. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
ia lower: American mddns fair l5-l0. good
mhiiing 3 2i-32i. American midiling. ij-i2i. ifw
mddinV li-32d. good ordinary. 3 i6d ordinary. 3D.
The the day 5000 bales u which 300 wee
for speculation and export ami Included Ioo American
Receipts 1000 bales including 100 American. FG'uIes
opened easy with fair demand and closed steady; An vi
can mdillng June. Is 6ir3 26-Gl. sellers. June
and July Is 6iG3 20 GA. sellers. July and August
essays 2G64d value August and september - 64fg
September and October. "a std buy
ars October and November. 3did selers Move inter
ami December. 2-jd. SELLERS December and January
~ CID sellers January and February 80 sd. value
February and March 22-alG3 23-6id buyers. Mach
and April 3 % -o4GJ i6ld. sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

Gaive-ton. June 2O-Cotton steady: miding IS Ice:
low midllng. 5g-l6c good ord mary . 3 49, receipts
20 bales sales. 535. stock 26.d
baltimore June 2o-Coiton nominal. middling CSC:
low midiling. 63-i6c: good ordinary 5s
$50 bales. stock II ls2.
Savannah. June 2OCotton quiet middllng. 5sc; low
middlins 5oi6c: receipts 81 bales exports coastwise
7s4. stock. ll.s74.
81 Louis June 2o.-Cotton quiet: miudling. &c: low
midllins 5Ac. good primary CSC net receipts ~
bales $50 bales shipments Oio. sales ~ 703
Memphis June 2O.-C0tton quiet, middlng Be-. low
middng Csc ordinary Sc net receipts. 90 bales
gross. 3H1 shipments. ga. sales. 10.
Orleans 2O.--Cotton Quiet: midfling. &C.
middlns 50 good ordinary. i5ifc receipts 2o;O
bales exports coastwse 1ih sales. 100. stock 1872 sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

COTToN-The hearsh temper u crop and weather
ton Exchange this morning Ovr sunda, s,aking rains
have fs.en II the Mississippi Valley. thoroughly
oales West Of the Mississippi Valley warm sunshine
ard dry weah'r have worked wonders with the crop.
about az desired In addition
pool hrke from 81 10 "a points while spot cotton was
reported q De neetlag My fair cal. at materially
owtr figures There was rush - se me moment our
dropped from IA points the more active positions.
Aye'Po.i Iepfss-ntstyss ea t"e f M T , WA
sust options maintained reiavely higher position On
weeks been figuring conspcuousy az buyers Of these
ee,iveres however the list In general showed
Ike, feyerlsh and eTratc with trading spasmoGcaly
active TIE handsome profits N sleni isrped ne more
lgh, buy.ng orders Wall Street IN hard. the after
sens On he h,ory nat eac'ion was IN 9TeT' me
throughput tie Afternoon unsettled. The bulls mals
scr! seEp rs ~ recover ne Ei.uno .S' u llr.
TIE usoe rs; on every sign az upturn. While
ssrya'ss traders took 10 VIZ" MAJ e2'i.' war pr
s, crop csndicn. should u iprov. and Liver
pool seId another bearsn report ;-fapir' ~ ie ttlu-
ca pcltcs! situation ana TIE voss nl} ~ se,1ss. IN
the crop during next rson: itnaed T. inihniGa,e
e1e siatso interests Aa1 or3es ron ms oSss
market vas finally weak at Joss n 1915 points o,
he )west prces o. the Total sales futures reached
1850 oa.e- acl1a!ng 81 100 baes on NE gpenlns 81
h@ ster being unusually large and more ihan ne eh,e
business 4 sey'ra. snsle dsys ealnS ine ias' ,cc
week siot cotton ec.ed cary VIZ qnoat1nss 1 Oe
ell-lGc 10y mielilns G3f eg9'nssda te atu ,eS sso
ps'H lsst ar shirs q ssea 9S were tSr direct
,Aipn.n ~ 1omss;e srinn:r. and 900 n ,S
iT deliver contrac, s9uihT,n ,p,' scssy Is sr
ss;.s rs esis': w-Oreenso que ya1ab ou.t s5c
ia. ,2,s h,r. sc;, .,.ady c. wilmington s:ead,.
sAc Ncrfok nora.rai Os.c sales bales. Baltm19re
n asis r. , CPS. Aag1 1. o m2s' c.
exps movement 'aas fAr this seSa'n mas Dee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKrT.

Liverpool June 20 3i5 y m-Exchaase: Whea; T.
Spot dull. No red Western winter. - "a No red
Northern sp-ing. rs 81. Cora-Spo; nrm. American
mixed 2Ad. futures dCl!, July So rs Septeni
Der IS AKA. Flour-sl. Louis fanoy winter .u AT lis
Hops al Iordon-Paciic Coas. duh at f.Gti Bee
easy; India .3s' prime mess css "a Pork
dull. prime mess. fine Western Sis ID: prime
medium Western ASS 3D. HamsShort cut. u TO 10 ID
duh at BIS Bacon steady. Cumso land cut ~ % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spo c0a'o 1
An.siirsn 90: reccpis :. 30: America1 lIS; ms-
Cling uJ!sn9s Is Futures oIenei easy. Yic os
Cline q 81 .scac, $500 l2sG dcnf. Decern-
A.rlsacsr4 ~: Janaary February :, gs5s
July .5;ss: Juy-Augds. 3Z3p5 70
sgAs. September Oc'ottr 90" ~, .icster yarns
quiet hi steady Clotns-OrdeTs ct .ow i..1i's . g..
TIE saags o, contrAe; proes In the local HN'"' '-
fGs = lo.l5Wt c,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

light IS TO 3s 10 3fs ca long clear middes hseW ~
N. 3Is: -lesr backs - to N 10 Sn e.A ~
Il 32s 3D. shoulders. square ~ 20 - o.
steady at 2is I.ard-Prime Western dull at - %
Cheese firm American finest white and cooreu OF fver
Tallow-Prirne dull l9s Cd. Cottonseec OILY
pool refined dv los 81. Turpentine-spirlts s,sso{
Gas 81 Rosn-Common steady at IS Imports OK ~" 90
into Liverpool the week: From Atlantic ports, a.
quarters from oher ports. 40 900 quarters mporu ="
from Atlantic ports for the week oe'Vo quailers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

J,T,.y cry @ :5i o Ss5 siS ~ 80
Fitch ........... 20, IS - 1864
5 tcas4 HALEY .:..... "a Ia rs
'o'"' last We" ,.,.,.. ,...,,(,,.-.
Lave Live Qrs o,
g. ,.,..,. 'Al''s' 'ug-r GSo
N-!'n M orfi.. $. T"er'e. .'........ - Us
81, N 49,, '' ,,,,r...,!, .... I4.7
j -aai1b,,s : x. r1uric ~; L'o2
! s ,ss"Ss's & sa. $. saa: 800. IS -
/ sehNar1s h..a & = :, I, .. ...'.' 5a
sAn@zsc,i4 > =, Me- ~;
sen~@ra,cl j * $ s. ui.o...,.... rs
llu so.e. s. HlaA''-.... $1,000. ~
,.,-;.n d So s. S. y a i,eT' INV lsi
/ j. . .-i,y :. .,n,.e'........". q %
= H. WDl,f.o~ =. orn ........ -
l. ID enoAe>. s. M-i'"''i- -''''.
r,ai s.e,.''s ........ 3i,I Ii I5S s ss5
,.sl''a..r ,,eo,'' 'e'. .e,. -, i liz,
NN.eri r. N-Ns ,'.f's ,r.' "' &c.. Az 81
M.r'-.'i exports 'h' wee" ....... s:s75 2ua
II l',rl,,e' .......... i ISs' -' - -,'-
~.
~ ''..'.''' 49,. .............. :: -
fo l'rm-a' aof WEI In''e'...-...
r..s al 10 20 a. 81 .sl. .., wee. 49,, $3.50 ao9si
crorAT!"N7 FoI' hhENi~ -.
- coz o. r-rr nat... 81 'f - =
~ 100 20 il- nai go =,
e,,, no. Zen ......... ........ 80 90
i"'' ........... 2glN 500
Pc 80 ' .. e,..-. no ar as,..... EsJ4 = -
' INV '' n- '- e. .. - ~. o.
'-I'.',E 80. 49,, .,l .. r,t, :, D OBJ. rlrNsl 2
> SUPPLE light ;ennfd g'tftaiN h.'lF' a."
ale hi-h-r frf prime a@nHi VIZ ,''' -
. t4.eI tteaE. ani tit- M.f" 80 . =.
The ynris v~rF J "fri ~ an '...f ''"' ar
native % cfs -.i 80 - ''tsS' J." f'i ~, s.r
..fG fri 4tAaat Nf..t' - ~. P' E" - r -,
- "a Dry cows ~ - -''iN' - s'''s
reported / ffs~d reg WIS IN l"'. "'i'.' -'
. 1.,'.r p g. .'-t.fft DID pf'.+' h''.'
ft.s Llvrfa-o. ard ..nIln cht.s g"t'' '...'' -.
.f-efs amer 0uiic U.l IT, estimated rec We
live .'esp eiead. a. 900 PEI H. eSimArsi G,,
CIR. r.fr g.ra,0r lee' h.h"r ~ - -" 10 ~
. g.. ,ltv U.s. cattle re Hf"Hilft 'Nf ,"F tf''''
Nor. { g.. To- mHrrIN the 'fw.r vs." AK %.
l.vefp.,l - rrtil.. equally divided i"iNr-h j.
-. q, :, Morris
eer. i4.4 " a,cr.gc a, 81 y PER -" 70 Is % l:t'
ae'i. - ~ ~, ~ a, 81 .n' i llnl.s do l2Sn n
ID a. - ~, a., -, n IL, g. 07is ~ &c., ms ~
a. - -, ,rq2 y, 81 g. on, - g. s.. -
"',, >, a, e. -
+ lL'' L ,.,...t. s,..-s i3i5 y, q, e. i2i, l. No.
.'"i.i =. y, - =. 80 ~ a. {, pei. / bull IC'D
I l-"' II nl ., -, >, a & -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

l}razi. coffee Is as follows.

Eo-Cofee marks. Arm No RIO. 1890. exchange II
oa7s stock 23S OnJ lsss
Tie se,lsical Ioslti.n u raz coffee Is as fainn,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
DOMINION LINE.

UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW YORK.
,,,cn,,, tours 70 Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newroa
pstSrsfurg Portsmouth. Primers Point. Richmond
v'rsinta Beach Va ana Washington d. c. Freight an
steamers sail from Per 20. North River ever
waeSity except Saturday. al P. NJ. and Saturday
xvi GUlII.AUDEU. yice-Prest and Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

Receipts the parts and Interior points 'o.nay e
psfed with the cay last week ana last 'eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
LINE

FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMsTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE-sCRMF R - -
9 G ooD.u " ........... sat. Juno Is. 10 A.
< AMSTERDAM sat. july z ~ A. N
Moderate pr.ras great comfort superior acconnoda
ton. A,pv s,r handbook and terms 10 Gen Pass
Arorcy. ~ ,roedway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
NRENCH LINE.

CONPAGNTE GENFRALD TRANsA TLASTIQUE.
rfRFt~T LINE To HANRE-PARlS (FHANCE).
al, ng F. cry saturday at 10 4. NJ.
From pier ~ AZ Norrh River foot Morton Street
Ia B-etagne June % La Navarro ....... July y
- ftrr g.e.......Juy = L. lretafne. July z.
Ia Toure .. July 9 la Gascogne. 80. July y
80 .g,cv ,or T. and can. Bowling Green ". Y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-14
Discovered by q Woman

Another great discovery ha. been made.
and that too, byh lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
"hd Tor seven years Ah, witbsto0d its
1evcr"st tests. but her vital organs wers
mhderininta y, ana death se-mad Imminent
For three months She cOughed jnc4ssantIx
ara could not steep She finally discover.
ed way 10 recovery. by purchasing O ns
hottie of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
{ nsirnpti"n ami was 30 much relieyed
on taxing hrst doss, that she slept all
Mt ana with TWO bottles, has been alb
.oluftly cured. Her name il Mrs. Luther
Luz " hti. writes w G.. Uannick a.
Cn.. Of Shelby, G. Trial bottles free at
iiill-Orr Lrng co. Regular size soc and
Sl.OO Every bOttIe R..ranteed
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-14

An act OF Congress approved on the
18th Of June last, authorized President
Mckinley to appoint Il commission to
consist Of nineteen members, five
members Of the Senate. five members
of the House and nine other persons
who shall fairly represent the different
industries and cnployImcnt-. Nine
members of the non partisan commits
sion lItlioIiIrd by the ict are 10 colatc
information. 10 consider and lcronI-
mend legislation To meet the problems
presented by labor. agriculture and
cni,iial. The commission is authorized
to Visit all parts of the United States
and I" hold public hearings whenever
il choo>cs to ,lo 80. All the evidence
lIlh before the commission and what
ever conclusions it rcucIicS, or recon-
ncndatiuI> it may make are To be sub
mittcd 10 Congress ls soon as practi-
cable. The life of lie commission is
to bc two years and lis members will
rccciv" S3GOD Il year and expenses.
he announcement OF the appointment
Of the congressional members appeared
some time ago, but he appointment
OF the nine representatives of the diff
fcrcmt industries and cmp!oyrrnts
WIS not made until Monday, the 9th
inst. There were more more than one
hundred and fifty prominent mcnap-
plirants for the nine places. and they
were from I'LL sections Of the country
and members of all political parties.
The efforts uf he southern mill men to
have Capt. Ellison A. Snyt!l, president
of the Pclzcr Manufacturing Company,
appointed on the commission have been
successful. The commission was an
nounced as follows: Andrew l.. Harris,
Ohio; ;. y. ID. North, Massachusetts;
Frank l.. Sergeant, Illinois; Ellison A.
Snytl, South Carolina; John NJ. Far
Ilhar, New York; Eugene -. Congcr,
Michigan; Thomas w. Phillips, Penn
sylvaiia; Charles J. Harris, North Car
olina; &. NJ. ID. Rutchford, Indiana.
The work of the body will probably be-
very important and is likely to result
in legislation which will have far
reaching effects on the manufacturing
business Of the rountry-cott0n manu-
featuring especially. 1t is quite likely
that the commission will be called to-
Ecthcr on the 18TH ni September for
Orr;lI,iZutiOu
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Judge OF frObatess Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY


III The Court Of Common Pleas.
II. Gilmer Todd, j. Ernest Todd, Rosalie
L. Fant, vs. Lucius A. Todd, ct al
Action TOR Relief, &c.
obedience to the order of sale in the
& above stated case will sell on Sales
day in October next, in front of the Court
House In the city OF Anderson, S. c.. the
Lands situate in Anderson County, S. C..
and further described as follows. TO Wit
Tract No. |, containing II 0-lO acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of w. h.
Williford, Miss Julia Roroughs. Rance
Jeffers and others.
Tract No. 2, containing 81 acres, more
or iess, adjoining Tract No. l, W. II.
Williford and others.
Tract No. 3, containing 40 l-3 acres.
more or less, adjoining Tract No. 8. w
II. Williford, b. F. Crayton and others.
being the lands whereon Mrs. Mary c.
Todd resided at time Of her death.
Terms-One-third cash, balance on
credit of twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage, with leave to anticipate pay
ment. Purchaser or purchasers to nav
for papers. Plats can be seen by calling
on X. Gilmer Todd or on day of sale.
X. NJ. BURRISS,
Probate Judge as Special Ratlr.a
Sept H. 1S9S 10 =
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FOR SAL. .
Fine Farming Lands,

U01E Z EOUuACLUL, Os W,
XhIILL be offered for sale at the Court
w House in Anderaon, on Salesdsy
In November next, unless previously sold.
One tract sixty.three acres, on waters
OF Is mile creek, consisting partly Of bot
tom and partly OF upland, mostly cleared
and in fine condition.
Also. tract containing fifty-fve acres,
clsared lands in high cultivation, without
stump or wash. on Maxwell Bridge and
stone Church roads, within one AMI one
half miles Of Pendleton village.
Also. tract containing ninety-rine and
one-half acres mostly cleared, in high
cultivation. no stnmpa, no washes, on
Maxwell Bridge road at forks of road to
Cherry's Ferry. On tract two cOmfOrta-
Bile housts and outbuildings.
Terms-one third cash, balance by bond
of purchaser. payable III one and two
years, with interest at seven per cent. {,
payable annually, secured by mortgage
of premises.
Above tracts can be traded for at pri-
vate sale by applying to
B. HARRIS,
PendletOn, s. G.