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New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

4d6c: caulinowers Long Island poor to good
49,, corn green large fancy 100. 81 25QS1 80:
g9or to fair 5oeGs1 cabbages Long Island 100
Tess celery state doZ. 15G3oc cucumbers Shelter
d. @ per DBL $iqS6; eggplants Florida. per bbl sSq$t
Der oox 81 5OqS2; lima beans potato, per II bush
81 DO potato short bags. 6og75c; do fiat. per bag.
white. bag 81 JO0s2 red prime.
mter9T Az I5caSl 90 do Connecticut. red per bb 50
60 and Western yellow per bag S2Gs2 40: DO red
81 peas virginia half bb basket 81 25aS1 10 pep
PES Jersey, red. bbl S16S1 y; green 40G75c:
DO g beans Virginia wax. per half Dbl basket. 75cas
sreen oO1l t5c squash. marrow, per bb Hub
"a SIqsl .; turnips Jersey Russia. bbl s099Oc:
OoX .2cgSl do fair quality. 5Od6Oc common 4O950c;
an almost steady ranstorm Receipts for the two DAYS
we're favorable particularly 2Ts
py canal for direct export Prices unchanged last
taePpFt We quote: Prime large bales per 10, GOA
Sse; small s1,2c; No large, s214qs5c do small. soc;
NO range, 45q7T1sc No range, 6OG62iac; clover
@rnxed @ Light 62hqe5c; clover mixed, heavy. 5OG55c;
CIoEer, 6Oa523sc -STFSAW-Steady firm witt
m9aeFate receipts We quote: Long 6O9s2lsc Re
Glps or hay and straw. in
f.Achange at noon to-day: Hudson
I-Ile 40 Pennsylvania 90: Delaware,
estern. 20 West Shore. So Lehigh Valley so; Bat-
more and Ohio 30; Central New-Jersey 20; canal
ooats. AS: river barges 40 Total T3s Receipts of
tons. - 1000 '' A-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

5e prime TO choice 81 Gee head eA as%e: Patna. ~
ggoGc; g; Japan foreign. 4%d5Ac domestic. 41a4'.c;
bIGAR-The market refined sugar without
particular feature to-day, and list prices unchanged
me FEELING was steady with hand mouth business
only being done. Quotations follow: loaf. crushed
ana dominoes 5.6oc: mould 5.45c: cubes 535c; xxx
powdered 52Sc; powdered powdered and fruit
powdered. 520c Eagle confectionery granuated 635c:
Eagle coarse and fine granulated 20c Eagle 10
cartons 10 bags and n bags of granuated, 525c
Eage me granuated standard granulated and dia9nd
A. lOo confectionery A, No J. Also; Nos and B.
47Oc: No I. 465c; No s. 46Oc No g. 45Oc; No :. +oc
No s. 43Oc: No o, 425c; No TO- 4.2Oc; Nos IL and r.
415c; Nos 13, Il, 10 and 4O5c - n bars Of fine
granulated 6lO No quoted in local
sugar circles to-day Offerings continue light while
reners are ready buyers of at current rates The
undertone OF the market the basis OF Sac
for centrifugal 516c molasses
sugar. Cable advices reported quiet and unchanged
beet market London, with October quoted at
rs 624d and October Is 71Ad.
TEA-The market tea futures ruled dull at
changed prices Sales nil Prices follow October. 13q
IL zoe November. December and January
13 20a13 4oc; February 2Oa1S5oc: March and April
19.30Q13. SOC; May. Is. .4Gq 13 o0c
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Oct 14-CattIe--Receipts. o. 600 head in
cluding 500 Texans 1000 beeves
strong 70 Ioc higher; others steady Good prime
$6 2S6 so; poor medium, So 1885:
sr s2a$4 So cows stronger 81 2gS 75 heifes So 5O@
80; Gamers. 81 2GS2 30: bulls best 81 S01S4
calves S3qS6 2 Texas steers, 81 s09s3 So; Western
steers SS 65$5 80 Hogs-Recepts to-day 3d. head;
tomorrow (estimatei). 200O0 All good
ings strong sc higher Mixed butchers S6 1OaS6 IS
81 l5 light $6q$6 3 bulk Of sales IS 9oGse 35 sheep
Receipts. head.
good strong TO lOc higher Good choice
asa; Western sheep. s36$3 rs; lambs S3dS5
Western lambs. SO 25dS4 81.
Cincinnati. Oct 14-Whiskey dstilers' finished goods
steady basis 81 30. Hogs active higher So $50
81 30 Cattle steady 81 6s5 5- Sheep steady 81 25G
$S Lambs steady. S2qS+ so.
East Liberty. Oct. 14-Cattle slow; choice s. T5I
Sc; prime. 5OQS5 20; good So IOQS5 IS Hogs steady
prime heaves. Sc 10GS6 heavy medium SIS 6d$6 20;
mediums s. sass So heavy Workers SO 5OaS6 So light
Workers. So 1OSS6 % pigs. s5 5OG$5 skips Sass:
roughs 81 75qS6 10 sheep dull and lower best wethers.
So 30. veal calves. s6 6O9$7.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Oct. i4-cIosins: whest,spos. No red
steady IS 7l4d: No CALIFORNIA. quiet 5s ID futures
steady; American mixed new As iOfd: futures quiet
October 1O%d; November. As Id December As 11.d
winter steady: 7s6d Hops at London Paeihc Coast1.
Pork firm; prime mess Western. 73s Cd Lard steady;
American refined in pals. ass prime Western in terces
ass Cd. Hams-ShOrt Il 16 10. quiet 51s- Bacon
quiet; Cumberland cut 26 80 4ss: short rib.
mddes, light. 2S to "a n. 2Ss Sd
long clear middIes heavy s5 to 40 n ass short clear
ASS Cd; clear bellies ii 16 70. 55s
shouders-Square II to l3 N. 36s 3d. Butter steady;
United States es good United States rs Cheese
qufe finest white. ass American finest coored
46s TalIow-Prme city. quiet. e9s Australian IN Lon
23s Turpentine-Spirtts. steady. 2Ts Rosin-Common.
Is I'D Peroleuu-Rehned. steady I'd Ldnseed
oil
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
Proposals.
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING-
TON. D. C. SEPTEMBER e. 1eo1-Proposals win
be received Post Office Department. in the city
OF Washington. until O'Clock p. Wednesday the
January 1902 for conveying the mails Uf the
steamships desc-sb.l In The
act Of March g. 1891 several ports OF the
several foreign countries
which specifically famed tne schedule Cr routes
published Proposals. invited for service
routes under contracts for ten each which
shall commence LIST Of Marcn 1902 The right IS
reserved reject all bids.
SCHEDUI.E OF PROPOSED ROUTES.
No 36-s'O NJ s" From New York Puerto Cahslo,
Venezueia calling Juan. Curscao ami la GvaIra
once every vessels OF the third class
Time: eight days 10 Curacao. nine LAYS La Guaira
Bond required with bid. $1,000.
No SO. NJ. g." From New York 70 Maracsioo
Venezuela Guaira ana Curacao Once
every two vessels OF he fourth class Time
TO La Gusira. days Bond required with bid.
5000.
Circulars containing copy OF The Act list OF the
ra,tes Instructions bidders. and blank
posais accompanying bonds be obtained Of the
Foreign Mails. Post once Department,
on and after October 18th. 1901
'- ~ CHI EMORY SMITH, Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New-oTieans Oct 14-Cotton frm: midtling. 51se;
bales: exports coastwse 5i bales; sales 5000 bales
stock. lOS.5O2 bales.
Galveston oct 14-Cotton firm; middIing s5-1s,. low
mddng 1116c good ordinary IS I6c: receipts 1899
bales: exports 10 France. 1851 bales Continent
500 bales coastwise SO49 bales sles 713 bales
l35, 465 bales.
Savannah Oct. 14.-Cotton firm: mddng sc low mid
ding 9-16c receipts 2S4 bales Cont
7600 bales; coastwise 2755 bales:
stock. 10 436 bales.
Memphis. Oct 14-Cotton firm middling. S1sc:
ding 1i16c good ordinary Tic receipts. 632S
shipments. S4S3 bales; sales 1SSO bales stock. 56T
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled moderately active and
slightly higher in sympathy Southern strength
The close was firm Rosin tar and pitch all steady
We quote:
TAR-Regulars-s1 95: do oil. bhls. 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-
RoSIN-common to good strained 81 421kgs1 45: E
81 80 F. 81 60ds1 IS: 81 65dS1 20; 81 20; 81 So
X. So 25: NJ. So rs; y, So 25 G. So 10 W, 81 10.
STOCK on HAND.
turpentinep bols
4a oos 'Of
Charleston. oct. 14.-Rosin firm unchanged
New-Orleans. Oct 14-Receipts: Rosn, 221 bbls tur-
pentine 30 bbls.
Wilmington. Oct. 14.-Sprts turpentne receipts SO
casks Rosin-Recepts, S6 bbs Crude turpentine firm
Sqsl 80 receipts e5 bbs Tar rn 81 30 receipts, l6S
bbls.
Savannah Oct. 14.-Spirits turpentIne firm. 35c re
oeips SIS bbs: sales 1S9 bbs 200 bbs Rosln
bbls
London, Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 27s.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Oct 14-Fiour firm: best patent spring. 81 25
asa so; bakers straight. spring S4dS4 bakers
spring, SO 256s3 75; grades spring So
Q$3; best family winter. 81 75G$4 patent. winter D1
81 90 clear So O 50 cracker -four So 50GS3
nour. 81 5oqS4 Wheat-spring strong; No Northern
spot 1512c; No do I312c; winter closed nominal No 2
red, T6c; No white. nc Corn quiet; No yellow.
61%c; No 5 do. 81 izc; No corn, 61Ac: No do.
Oats firm; No white. 40s4c; No do 4Ol4c. No mixed
3sc; No mixed Sac Barley unsettled 5Iq63c fair
to fancy. Rye-Offerings light: No l. 5sAc.
Chicago. Oct I4-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
1LvERPooL CorroN MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct H. .. m--COtton-Spot-Fair demand;
prices 1-16a3-S2d higher; American middling fair
1l-S2d good middlng. S32t: niddiing. Sd low mid
ding 45sd good ordinary 4 % SD: ordinary T-Idi
The sales Of day bales Of which 500 were
speculation and included
Receipts. 1000 bales American opened quiet
and closed barely steady; American middIing. o c
October. 4I-6tf buyers: October and November 764d
December and January. 3i-64G4
January ami February. % SD Sellers February and
March. 2S-64d sellers; March April. 90 64G
buyers; April May value: May and
June. 26 64d sellers; June and July 25-6G4 %
Sellers July and August, 25-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

ne s sot'os closed steady with quotations Ilec up
ior rsSsss of Sl6c for mddlinR upland 3-l6c
fe,, se.ing Gulf Sales bales Southern spot mar
M ~ elssrsIhed follows NeVg-Orleans 1-l6c
fsrbst o-4oc. Mobile firm &c advance SAC:
s.: S % and &c up at Sc: Wilmington unclaimed.
i-le nrrn lice up 2-I6c Baltimore nominal.
81 ~. al ssc; August steady nc up. Al s!a 5-lec;
Ees-C,s steady. nc up. sac Estimated receipts
lpf tomorrow 1900 70 il 600 bales,
sith ls2l2 bales actual week 81 76s
o a co last A. Houston morrow 80 600
scusI against 30 23l actual and 90 568
,aef ys, az the ports and interior points to-day
i'h The day last week and last YEAR
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

sot 4oCotton surprised its friends to-day and
6-os- new nigh prices for the thus far, while
srs,ss--lg decidedly speculation. The market
qllet and firm. with prices II points higher
eout4nuec 70 improve during the fifteen min
On active general buying led by the bears Wall
nm Europe the South West, EpinneTs and room
rv 91sAt large lines OF and winter months bas-
p 80 demand on strong English cables aad frost Re
ss, I'm pretty much all of the northern sections OF the
aa9 western belt Included in early buying were
purchases FOR the of spot dealers South,
ac aeaEed here against holdings OF cotton. cover
s"Ae hedges after having sold amounts OF
% exporters and domestic spnners. The frost re
q government origin included Northern Texas,
territory Oklahoma Missouri. Tennessee. North
.lsslsEpri and Northern Louisiana. This, With
c.slest from Washington Northern
Tsla Western North Carolina South Carolina and
1890 greatly alarmed the bears and caused lpinners
- Ae quick for cotton with which spin cloths
sry IN December and January. latter sales having
% Iale last month. Small port and interior receipts.
atnege accounts. smaller offerings Of cotton
ss the South. GOOD accounts from spinning cen
~ aha BELIEF that Liverpool viii much higher on
Al tte s news toEnorroW kept the local market firm
ate forenoon and during the afternoon At most
nS old not exceed points. with December lead
use The room trade took profits mid after
- olt once more went long in the last half hour
Niuse was steady IN tone. with prices 10
ss-s higher. Total sales estimated 2JO.O 900
IN Probably the largest single days business thus far
ne rinse Of prices IN the to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

Cash quotatiors follows: Flour steady: No 8
spring wheat es!.q69l.S: No = red 7olsqI1laS; No
37a3sc: No white 3Tl.63Sc; No 56c good feed
ing barley. 52sa5Slc fair 70 choice mating 659aec:
timothy seed So 55as5 s5: clover, So pork, per
RIB; sides doosel IS 2Gss s5; Fy ssItsd shoulders
boxed 81 5OQST T5 short clear sides boxed. IS 709
Produce Exchange to-day the butter
ket steady: creamertes, l4Q2ic dairies l3q lSe
Cheese steady, 99.GlO$&c. Eggs hrm; fresh II33g 1Sc
Northern. 6slsc No 1 Northern. 6Sssc: October.
6s7c December 6satc; May. T2c- Corn 5Sc Oats 50 /.
g35ltc.
Milwaukee Oct. 14.--wheat frmer: No Northern.
.V-z9 osc' No Northern oSipoS7Sc; DeceroeF O,Sc.
Rye higher; No l. soc. Barley fTm: No , 5996Oc;
sample 45a5sc. Corn-Deceraber. 56i-c.
Minneapolis Oct. 14-Close: Wheat-Cash. 6sssc; De-
Cember. 6I@4c. MAY. T0ic. on track-No hard 7O@sc:
First patents 65aS3 - second patents Ss 5OasS 90:
first clears 81 5qS 50: second clears 81 Is BranIn
bulk. $l2 5CGSl2 10
Philadelphia Oct 14-wheat hr. lsc higher;
grace, october, iSe'S+2c Corn &C lower; No mixed
October. 6Ja62i2C Oats steady; No white clipped.
t2'sc Flour quiet but steady; winter superfne 81 $50
s. ~; do 50 40$2 50; Pennsylvania roller
81 S5q$3 10: straight. Sc 15GS3 winter
81 4cS3 20; spring clear. s36s3 25 straight S59
s. 90; do patent So 6oqS3 T5 do vorite ss sOG
Do straight 81 31S3 80 do patent. S3 5O4s3 95 Rye
flour steady 50 S5GS3 Buckwheat -four quiet Sc 253
s. 30 loo 10 Butter steady; fancy Western creamery
22c. do prints 25c Eggs frm nearby 21c
Cheese firm: NewYork full fancy. small IOA a
1o'ec do fair choice. 9rl0c Receipts-Flour. OoO
2l000 bush; 40oo bush. Shpnents-wheat. 40 900
bush; 1873 600 bush; oats, 5000 bush.
ST. Louis. Oct 14-Close; Wheat-No 2 red cash, Tie;
December I2Ql2'sc May. To3sc: No hard 69l5c Corn
No cash. 37c: December. SIC; May. SS3c; No white
3S@4 d3lc.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

narke-ss baDtOs-f1OIilay
Coffee market opened = pfg higher; 2:3O
agl pfg higher; sales $50 bags Hsvre-Cofee
Hst opened steady, &Gl franc higher; a. u n. ad-
enaea = franc a. irregular and unchanged; at
e0 n. near months declines q frarc, far months de
cined z franc; total sales. 1890 bags.
January 20 so ~ %
ieosuaTy IS August ....-....422 ~
.1Ies 90 September $3.50
spsl ...-....-.....--.4 so October -.......4O0O
nay - November
sune .-.-...-........ - ODf December .....4O2 Is
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

--sAD-ilecelpts, BLOOD bags; no other returns.
s hatsticsl position OF Brazilian coffee IS follow
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

Receipts Of breadsuns interior points, thousands
last three ephers Oo omitted hour bbls grain bush.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
= = a. the ports and Interior points to-day, c,
~ ne sane day last week and Last vear:

''ss Special LVerpool cables: Spot cottol
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02
BOXER PLAGARDS PUT UP
CALL ON CHINESE TO RISE AGAINST
FOREIGN DOMINATION.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch to the
Times from Pekin, dated July 81, says:
1.-THE preparation of the finalo protocol Is
progressing rapidly. 1t is believed that
it will be signed before the anniversary
of the relief of the legations (Aug I4.)
1t is understood that the applicat ton Of
the increased tariff and the imposition Of
duties on goods which are now free Will
come into operation Oct. 1, goods shipped
to China prior to Oct. l. being exempt.
Pekn is being placarded with a vigor-
Gus proclamation recoUntng that ma
tional crime was committed by China
last year and that the punishment in
ficted is warning against it's recurrence
CANTON, Aug. 1.-VioIent anti-for-
eign placards, emanating from the Box
ers, have been posted in the vicinity OF
the Christian chapels. The placards pro-
test against the imposition of the house
tax, saying it is only exacted In order
to meet the indemnity to be paid to the
powers and proceeds:
IF money can be obtained why not
make war on the foreigners? China Is
not yet defeated. 1t is only the gov
ernment's eyes which are blinded by
disloyal ministers. If we refuse TO fight,
then It is a case of being greedy to live
yet fearing death. How can the carefully
studied military arts be used except
against foreigners? How can we other
wise employ our regiments? During 1901
much money will be collected through
gambling and genral taxes But
they were never satisfied. Therefore,
should the house tax be collected, we will
demolish the chapels and drive out the
Christians. IF the emperor Is unable TO
lay, we Boxers have an excellent plan
Unless this policy Is adopted, great ro-
beilion is certain"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02

gagging aroused bitter criticism among
all classes of papers at a time when the
government was not too popular and
could Ill afford to aggravate popular dis
content. Mr.. Brodrick's personal be.
reavement in the death of his wife pre-
dudes journalistic celebration of his
defeat but there is much quiet satisfac-
ton over the result in Fleet street.
MURDERS BY BOERs.
A dispatch from Lord Kitchener. dated
from Pretoria today, says:
French reports that he has received a
letter from Kritzinger "a Boer command
er2 announcing his intention to shoot
all natives in British employ. whether
armed or unarmed. Many cases of cold
oIcoded murder of natives in Cape Col
ony nave recently occurred.
Another dispatch from Lord Kitchener
rom Pretoria, dated today. saws:
On July rs an officers patrol of twen+,,
yeomanry and some native scouts fol.
IoWed two carts and a few Beers fifteen
n.lles at Doom river, Orange River Col
ony, where they were cut off bv 20o RoeI,s
ana, after defending themselves in
small building, they surrendered when
taelr ammunition was exhausted. Three
yeomen We're wounded. After the sur
render the Beers made the native scouts
throw up their hands, and shot them in
cold blood They afterwards shot a
wounded yeoman. The remainder were
no DUETS gave as a reason
Mnen shooting the yeoman that they
thought he was Cape boy" Evidence
OH oath has been taken of the murders
COST OF THE WAR.
In the house of commons today Lord
Stanley, the financial secretary of tha
war office, in reply to a question. said
the cost of the war in South Africa from
April to July 81 was e35, ,750, 900. partly
chargeable against the deficit of last
year. The actual cost in July was G1 ,250.
UO0 weekly. The statement was greeted
with ironical Irish cheers
The chancellor of the excheouer. Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach, said If the war
continued at the same cost for the next
three months, it would necessitate spend
ing the whole of the reserve he had pro-
vided for financing the third quarter, but
he had reason to hope that this would
not be necessary.
The house Of lords today unanimously
voted the grant of 100000 for Lord Rob
erts, recommended by King Edward. as
token Of the nations appreciation of
the field marshals service In South
Africa.
1t is believed that the king and queen
will visit Ireland next April, and will
probably open the international exposi-
tion, which is being organized in Cork.
The king has already paid six or seven
visits to Ireland. He first went there
with his parents in 1S49, and his last visit
was in 1856.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02
DAILY MAIL WINNER
LONDON NEWSPAPER FORCES THE
BRITISH WAR OFFICE TO
BACK DOWN
OTHER PAPERS TAKE A HAND
Secretary Brodrick's Action in
Withholding War Bulletins Meets
Universal Howl of Pro-
test From the Press.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The contest between
the war office and the Daily Mail has
Terminated in a victory for the paper.
The war Office had not only cut off the
Daily Mails South African casualty lists
and other official news, but had also or
dered the various news agencies not to
supply the Daily Mail with any official
information distributed from the war
office The Daily Mail sued the news
agencies under it's contracts to compel
them to deliver the news. The war Of
flee then held back bulletins until nearly
the hour for the morning papers to go
to press. This raised storm of pro-
test from the provincial papers, and the
war office finally capitulated and called
off the boycott. The attempt at press
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02
WEATHER FOR TO-DAY.

Minnesota-Showers Friday, with cool
er in western and central portions; Sat
urday fair; fresh northwesterly WInus.
Wisconsin-Showers Friday; cooler in
western; warmer in eastern portion; Sat
urday fair in western showers in cast
ern; cooler; light southeasterly winds. be-
coming northweSteTly.
Iowa-Showers Friday, with cooler In
western and central portions; Saturday
fair; cooler in eastern westerly WINDS.
North Dakota-Fair Friday and Satur-
day; warmer Saturday; northerly winds
South Dakota-Fair and cooler Friday;
Saturday far; northwc csterly winds.
Montana-Fair Friday and Saturday
warmer variable winds.
Sc. Paul - Yesterdays observations,
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul, p. f. Lyons. observer. for
the twenty -four hours ended at o'clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
ature, "a; lowest temperature, 60; average
temperature, 70; daily range, a; baroame-
ter, 1886; humidity 70; precipitation, Q;
p. m, temperature, 81; p. M, wind,
northwest; weather, partly cloudy.
Yesterdays Temperatures
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02
GOULD'S COSTLY COUNT
ESTATE OF THE LATE JAY G.
CALLED ON TO SETTLE.

NEW YORK, Aug. Judge Lacombe,
IN the United States circuit court, handed
down an order today directing George
j. and Helen NJ. Gould as receivers of
the surplus income of Anna Gould, Coun-
tess de Castellane, to pay the INSTALL
ments Of the principal and interest past
due upon three mortgages of property IF
the Castellanes in France. The properly
in question is the residence of the Castel-
lanes on the Avenue du Bois de Boulogne,
IN Paris, and their chateau which was
the property of the Duchess de NoaiIles.
These payments amount to $5O,SC0. The
court also directs the payment of certain
installments upon two judgments held by
Surman Rheim & Co. and by Charles
Mayhem. The receivers are ordered TO
pay dividends of 10 per cent to lO4 cred
itors, who have intervened and become
parties complainant in the suits against
Anna Could, Countess de Castellane- The
payments ordered by the court aggregate
$2SO,OOO. Judge Laconlbe also handed down
an order allowing claims of Eugene Fis-
choff and 105 other creditors of the Coun-
tess de Castellane amounting in all to
Sl,450,OO0 The largest Of these claims are
those Of IsidOr Zeiglers S2l3. $50. and
Charles Eugene Legers. $1,O9l, ,7S0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02
OCEAN LINERS.

New York-Arrived Deutschland, Ham
burg; State of Nebraska, Glasgow; Penn
sylvania, Hamburg; Germanic, Liverpool.
Sailed: Fuerst Bismarck, Hamburg via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; La Cham
pagne, HaVre.
Hamburg - Arrived: Patricia, New
York.
PIymouth-Arrived: Columbia New
Hongkong- Sailed: Glenogie, Tacoma.
London-Sailed: Menominee, New York.
Cherbourg - Sailed: Kaiserin Marie
Theresa, from Bremen and Southamp-
ton, for New York
Queenstown - Sailed: Majestic, New
York; Waesland, Philadelphia.
Genoa-Arrived: Trave, New York via
Gibraltar and Naples.
LiVerpool-Sailed: Cambroman, Port
land, Me; New England, Boston via
Queenstown.
Rotterdam-sailed: Potsdam, Bouogne
and New York.