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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Disorder Rampan. In Peking.

Picking. July l---Disorder and
Iawlessness have greatly increased III
Peking since the policing 81 the city
was restored 70 the Chinese author
tiles. There are nightly burglaries
by large bands o. depredators, while
Cinnamon IL the emp 10y Of Euro
peans are frequently beaten and rob
bed.
The German mi-itary authorities
here have arranged for the withdraw
al Of German troops in Peking, e1-
cept the permanent establishment,
early in August.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
& a - Tt Cd II ia.
Rea-s the a THe k7d You lave AWaS 3d.
Signature a &2NzZI

Salisbury was the hottest place
this side of hades Tuesday. Several
persons were nearly Frustrated with
heat. Everything was at white heat
in the Democrat Office. The type
melted in our devils fingers and
made him yell with pain. This item
was so hot that the paper took fire
that it was printed on and it took
several buckets OF beer TO extinguish
it. James Street dropped on the hot
sidewalk and before assistance could
reach him there was nothing left OF
him but a grease spot. John Legen-
DIRE became overheated fighting
chinch bugs in his corr with his straw
hat. His hat took fire and thecorn
and the chinch bugs sang
''It'sa Hot Time Salisbury Demo
crat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
More Oil at MerWIn.

Merwin, Mo. July 10 big flow
oil was struck here at noon TO-DAY.
Several barrels OF the lubricant have
been bailed out and oil is running ID
streams from the we'll This IL the
third hole sunk and indications are
that it will produce fifteen barrels
per day. The strike was made at
a depth OF about 200 feet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25

The wedding OF a pair OF midgets
was celebrated in Maryville last week.
Samuel Hules of Andrew county was
the groom. He Is "A years old and
weighs 30 pounds. His bride, Miss
Sarah Stephens of Barnard is %
years old weighs 60 pounds and is
81 inches in height being 10 inches
higher than ner husband.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
DROWNED N MOLTEN LAVA.
Seven Hundred japanese and Nau,
Europeans Perish

Tacoma. Wash. July Ito
days Oriental advices give details q
terrible devastation and loss If liz.
caused by an outburst OF the Kloet
volcano in Mort hern Java last month.
Torrents OF lava and hot mud flowed
amid showers OF ashes and stones.
Seven hundred natives and about
dozen Europeans persisted Amid
tremendous shower OF stones. thy
European manager OF one ot.he lar.-
est estates tied from rorrrut G.
lava III his carriage, accompanied h.
his wife, two children and nurse =
was d race for life. with every ady.r-
tage in favor OF the lava Strrafa.
which came rolling down the hiIlsji.s
in ever Increasing volume. In thirty
minutes the lava overtooE the car
riage and all persisted Except 49,.
parents. who saved themselves by
jumping into a cIump @. bambua
trees. The superintendent ii tn o.
tate and twenty-five coolies persisted
Several score of great coffee estates
were destroyed For nifty miles
around the volcano the co-ntry was
srrewn with corpse>. many of which
will never be recovered.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
SaHsuon upon the estate OF Anna E. Yeates,
ssssoessed, have been granted to the undersign-
~ -, ~ the Bates county probate court, in Bates
S"an.Y, Missouri, bearing date the twenty fifth
Jay OF June, 1901.
All persons having claims against said estate
~ required to exhibit them for allowance
n,. mi one year from the date of said letters,
~ ,aey may be precluded from any benefit of
sGcl estate: and IL said claims be not exhibited
,sitnln two years from the date of the publica-
1on OF this notice, they will be forever barred.
W. /. YEATES,
Si-t Illustrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Twentieth Century Medicine

CascaretS Candy Cathartic are as
far ahead of ancient pill poisons and
liquid physic as the electric light Of
the tallow candle. Genuine stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice lie hereby given to ell creditors and
al DINERS interested in the estate OF c. +. Por-
,e., deceased, that i, Josephine A. Porter, ad-
-. l..nssratrix with the will annexed, OF said es-
=. intend to make hnal settlement thereof,
Gne next term OF the Bates Co Probate court
= = nates county, state OF Missouri, to be held
".notier, Mo-, on the 18th day of Aug 1901
S@t JOSEPHINE A. PORTER,
AHministystrfx
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
June FLOODS n NOME.
Steamer Soanok Brings Particulars
From the Scenes.

Steamer SOarOk brings Pdflculdfs
From the Scenes.
seattle, Wash July ls.-The
steamer Roanoke, which arrived from
Nome today. brought full particu-
lars Of the terrible food on Fish river,
which occurred on June -, causing
a loss of over $4,000 The food
swept down Fish river. demolishing
buildings, sweeping away stores and
houses and carrying general devasta-
ton in it's wake The damage was
almost entirely confined 70 Council
City, where every building but one,
the Dauntfess hotei run by Joe Dex-
ter. was destroyed. That was saved
by heavy log cabin, the property
OF Harry Koetz, and although the
cabin was demolished, it turned the
ice and thus saved the Dauntless.
The North American Transporta-
ton Trading company buildings are
located on the float and all were de-
molished and about ten tons Of
freight damaged.
The people are living in tents on
the hills
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Notice of Final Settlement

Al, s eoe Is hereby given to all creditors, and
~ AZ osners interested in the estate OF JEANETTE
aasn. deceased. that /, W. H. Allen. admin
ssastor, of said estate, intend to make
~ saM settlement thereof, at the next term OF
80 80 Bates County Probate court. in Bates
sssahty. state of Missouri. TO be held st Butler
"Mmencing on she 18th dsy of August 1901
" I'll ALLEN
Administrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
1t is Not Gambling

Indianapolis. Ind, July 1s.-Fed-
eral Judge.Baker ruled today that
betting on the future price OF con-
modities is not betting OF q game
under the Indiana law anG money 80
lost in this state can not DC recover
ed. Election bets cannot De recover
ed. The ruling was in TIE suit 81
James Royce OF Muncie. Ind, to re-
cover 81, 1879 from the Odell com
mission company of Cincinnati.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25

Children often cry. not from pain.
but from hunger, although fed
abundantly. The trouble arises from
hamilton: their food isnot aesimiIat-
ed. but devoured. by worms- A few
doses OF Whites Cream kermifuee
will destroy the worms. when the
children will begin 70 thrive Ar once.
Price % cents. For sale ~ Fl l..
Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25

Stops the Cold and WORKS of the
Cold.
Laxative BromO-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day NJ cure, no
paw. Price 20 cents.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Meadow Fire Near Marshall.

Marshal, No, July 1S.-John Fin
negan, living three miles north OF
Marshall lost his entire fine crop Of
wheat of forty acres at noon yester
day by fire, which caught from a
spark dropped by passing Chicago
& Alton engine The fire spread 20
Charles Rufus meadow and Doc Ne
stubblefeld, leaving them
bare but caused no other Joss except
a. to the fences, which Were damaged.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-25
Educate your nowels WA Cascaretf.
Cutting into the Plate

Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
i0c. Csc II c c c. fail, druggists refund money
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30

. a daf . q I'd rS GRf
Tf Es on fss lae', 81 sss ss 90 sRns Rnisr
s 81 seeFs - 500 % ~ fia e No No rrSde 2i tss25 -
- s a2d "a srT.s RYE FDoIRmogist 9s9si ga s r an
CoRNMEAI-Firm: quoted kin dried 81 loas9 50 as 70
Goa 81 s. MEAFm y :, snIsa sS.r "hi
Suie quoted: Spring bran spot SIS 20 sacks TO arTn
SIS 75as2i city bran SIS 20 cornmeal 500 lin
seed o cake. sea so. homlny chop $50 no.
% Seat farSet yssterday ana II - vas DnS uba,eyer
- - a5 ne market fhaNFf any harE i siy fs-noS1 As
on 'he pTegious dsy corn furnished the chez ha %
70 i9e long sid among them being rep.sts 81 ssn @ ny
fsyorstl on arc,nt - conTirgeS sToItb but there were
in districts Foreign markets being irresos~ !, vas
g-ntine Conditions lay lyerpo eary IN lhe 4y ,i,
I'd higher the Other hand Paris markets We're
- - I6d ~ er tsk.n f5r export nciudng Il loads
Monday with only loads at New M MGra @ & sI0eES f
the The feature these figures was an increa 81
Manitoba, the outcome ot favorable
rTinsT r,~ven1ent was sorneNha aroer than
the Increase hens az spring wheat p"i i,ie @ very little
grain owing the hirh prices paid 10y irEaes ,&ys &
10 Norhen oT,bs1n 2om5naI; 10 H,,nh
prompt. 10 ? hard, New-York. 76Tsc prompt
No red Ne l"fA - cf ,rsaprs corn was again
an DAY GaypG n3 heS chen to tT Tsess
slight reaction highest point Attending me aa
Of less favorable huskinS so %
chicago operators good support all the session
aides ty an advance $a nd I'm the Ensish harse.
light country offerings Exporters "ere asain I tb
line ana only loads light. our market athousL
plightly of the nIVhes prices closed - se nn
higher No . corn closed s3isc prompt: NO yeHe"
corn 6isc and white corn e4se all promIt.
sympathy with the market ~ss nf'n ai.o
higher hig dealings AT chicago On ths p
erd no, much sale No ? oats closed az sl7ItsC
n .1r- Ea white AS G44c: No 3 white t3l. IA '3c
TRACK mixed 40is G42i5c; track white i.2 4lC. sii
> ,lirs .RNE--Market s'eaaE' -
Western 62c and No > Western. 81 sc, both o p
Feeding was quoted 50@52c and mating al "e7c ooth
. Euffalo
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New Ycrk. October q. 1901.

New York. October -. lHtl
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures opened steady
prices down Il points below the close
previous under heavy realizing 10y longs who
made 10y the pronounced weakness IN Euro
peln markets.. heavy Brazilian and interior receipts
sluggish condition of the local ueats NJ
declined = francs and Hamburg AnH4 PICS ioT m cay
country aggregated hN"S' hdes
interior 62 ao bags, while local spots
or isc. Csc for Rio ~ =. inNCiCr lots
BRAZILIAN Rio adNancng l'o fels
and while Rio sterling exchange advanced
Weather conditions in the Santcs Cls-
trict reported unchanged. In the absence ~ ag
In the local market continued
downward pretty much all the session luI'htl
moderate purchasers on me carry
hrssk business comparatively light amounting 10
hut hags for the da,. The markti Nas Hiat.S
with prices points lower. Domestic ware
house deliveries aggregated 1859 bags Cearsnces re
the CrRsneCh from
RIO with % tso bags ana the steamer f''
lar from Rahs October 26. win "e hass
The range contract prices In the local market 10 Jay
va as follow.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
Monte of Summons.
STFRElIE COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW -YORK.-Slulnons Trial desired in the County
Of New York Louis V Bell and William Jay the only
Testament Ot Bell Junior. late OF Newport. Rhode
Island deceased Plaintiffs. Francis = SChnugg
Nathan l. Elv Ernest r LIenhaL Charles Swertfagsr
a Svertfsger. hts Robert Flaws
Flaws his wife Max Moral and Rernarhine Moral his
T. MinCher Carrie Nincher his wife Max
Helmen and Louise Henen. his wife. William saul
paugh and Augusta Salpaugh hts wife; Paul Noehring
and IOIisia MCehrinG. his wife; samuel Kuhn and
Eatrinks Kuhn his wife; benjamin Appel and Frieda
Appel. his wife. Rose Rosenbaum, Ernest Engel and
Minna EngeI his wife; Max Rosh and Julia Rosh. his
wife. David Bernstein and Colby Bernstein his wife
Louis Alexander and Sadie Alexander his wife; Marcus
Marsop and Rachel NarSop his wife; Kaufman solomon
Rose solomon his wife; John Young tthe
being fictitious. the real first Of said de-
PlanttNsl Ciustave Hepfer
and Anna SchIlnser his wife. Celia Fakens,ein Henry
Falkenstein Philip Aio ana Randolph Gugsenhemer De
PENDANTS the above named defendants: You here
by summoned the complaint this action and
a copy ~ your answer the Plaintiffs Attorney
twenty the service OF this summons,
70 appear answer Judgment win be against you
by default the relet demanded in the complaint
6th 1901
FlAMEN II GAMBLER. Plaintiffs Attorney Offce
Post once Address. No. 4s Wall Street, New York
city, New York
To the above named Defendant. Ernest r. IIentha
The foregoing IL served upon by publication
pursuant n order ~ the Hon. Charles r. Truax
OF the Justices Supreme Of the OF New
York dated sixteenth day OF September 1901 and
filed complaint in the office Of the Clerk ot the
FI.AMEN h GAMBLER. Plaintifs' Attorney Once and
Post once Address No. IS Wall Street. New York
City. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30

ash quotations follows Flour sprinx
wheat, bs9sc; No red 71%T72kc: No 2 corn. 5TAc;
no oats - tg3Sc No white. 3sz6 No white.
SeG59se NO rye. 55'sHh5%c; fair to choice mating
barley osa5sc; No haxseed. 81 So: No
u S2 prime timothy seed, s. 65as5 rs; pork per
rios sides uoose). 81 90d$S Is: dry shoulders
boxed. 81 50asT 75 (boxedl IS 7Oq
IS so; whiskey basis high wines 81 30 on the Prod
uce EXCHANGE 20 day the butter steady;
creaIertes, l4n21 zc daries. l3l i9c
alO@ae Eggs firm; fresh. f1siaG1ec.
Duluth. oct 29-Close Hhest-Cash. No 1 hard,
go No Northern, 66sc; No Northern, 69s4c De
cember 6sc MAY. 66sc. Oats 361s936sc: corn. 56t4
milwaukee,. Oct 29-Close: Wheat lower; No North
ern io'2pIlc; No Northern 69d7Oc December TO7s a
.o&C Rye quiet; No l. 55l.c- Barley dull; No =,
sample. i0G5I1@c- Corn-December, 57isc.
Minneapolis Oct 2D.C1ose; Wheat cash. 69%c De
cember 617sc; May. 70&sGT0l7c. track: No hard.
81 81 Sc no Northern, 6.,+sc; No Northern. 67@sc.
In bulk. s13as13 -.
Philadelphia. oct 29.-Wheat steady: contract grade
Oct2ber 2st62'ec oats firm. No white. clipped =
st3tc Butter rm. fair demand fancy Western cream
eIy --'2c, 90 nearby. prints. Eggs firm. de
hand fresh, nearby, &c; Western. 9}c; DO south
western &c DO southern, 2c. cheese firm; New-York
iIi! Ci-aus fancy. small. 1O@sd ONc. choice
9GiO'ac Receipts: Flour 1000 bbls and 29sOO 10 in
SickS wheat 2>0oo bush 5s000 bush. oats 1900
BUSH oats. 5000 bush. ' ~
st Louis; oct 29.-CIose: Wheat No red cash.
&c december. I2c May. 75i4C: No hard 6ga al zoe
No cash. 3sc; December. 3s4sc May 4Ol4c; No
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
LIvERPnnL cnrTnN MARkEr

Liverpool oct % D. m-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
I'D lower. American mtdiling fair. y 32i. good mid
ding. 10 32d, middling +izd mdding 4Ssd good
ordinary. 4sd, ordinary +d. The sales day were
5tsb bales. Of which 30 for speculation and
port and included 200 American Receipts bales
including 25o@ American Futures opened easy and
closed steady American middlirR o October 2p- ~,
a. II sd buyers. October and November I II GfT
~ 64d sellers. November December S-6444 R4l
BUYERS. December and January. 64l4 6ad buyers
March 6id sellers. March April 4 g faI
buyers: April and May. 64G4 ga buyers NAV ami
q 6id4 : 6+d sellers. July 6-e4i buy
July and August q 64d sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston oct 29-The wool market continues steady
and the general features unchanged
are using large amount Of wool and buying
when they short but there is absence specua
tive feeling Dealers are OF the opinion that the
will continue steady during the remainder vear
Territory Woos continue q n Fine
quoted 45c the basis: fine me
dCms from 43c while staple lots selling
Fleece woods continue quiet and quoted same
: last week Australian woods quiet The follow
ing are the quotations Of sadin~ descriptions:
and Pennsy lyania neeces: Y and Y and abova
23d24c. XIX and XX and above 26c; delaine 2sc No /
comb 26c No. and ~ blood. Die: coarse and braid
washed 23G24c Michigan. Wisconsin. etc: Michigan
ale; No. Michigan comb!ng. 24q25c; No DO 24a25c
and braid. washed. 23024c: fine deaine 24d25c
Unwashed medium etc; Kentucky and Indiana blood
ccmhnE 2jd2lc; - blood 2lc Missouri, y blood comb
1920: a blood. 100 20c: braid. liars,
Territory secured basis; Montana fine l5dI6c secured
44a 4Sc: fine medium l5Q lie; secured i3c STABLE
IGd1sc; secured +6a+sc Utah. Wyoming Idaho fne
l3MlIc; secured Iid45c fine medium. l4i5c: secured
loG+3c; staple I5iaa16c; secured. +5dl6c. Australian
secured basis: Spot prices conlbing. fine 7OQ52c
sUTer. 6S@IOc; average. GG6Ic-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30

Exchange special Liverpool cahlss-Spot cotton
quiet: 5Osl bales. speculation
American. 1900: receipts s.en. American. M
and 4iVe; futures ned easy 64G2 decline:
steady. la 10 poinIs lower. October
October Noveuber 4lsss November December. iosleb:
DecemlerJanuary. sosab January February. 07b.
Tuar, March so7s; March April and April MAY. 40lab:
June. s06Aes. June-Juy. s.esb: July August
Nanchsstsr-Harns dun and cloths in buyers favor.
DRUGS-Opium quiet with quoted at
asa 1924. jobhng So 2i4Gs3 -. and powdered Al
81 70GSl 50 81 sOdsl and eighhs
So 1882 90 ouinne hrner with American and
quoted 29d32c. ESSENTIAL. OII.S-The
market for essential oils firm OFT peppermint and
other kinds of oil were steady Prices quoted
follows: Anse. 81 30Gsi 40. berRsmot prime g. l0q
50 20. T5ds5c cubeb 2ldSl 20: lemon prime
slMsi 10; low grade. 90cGSi: emon grass native 81
GSl 10 distilled. 81 250sl 80: mustard natural
c5GS5 -: arthcial IS 25aS3 50. peppermint Western
fins 81 55aSl G5 New York. tins. 81 gaa
81. pennyroya 81 3eQSl
artificial 32n3sc. sUearmini. 81 25G
- %. WnteFgreen natural 81 s5nsl ARTIFICIAL -G
&c NoTmseed 81 l5NSl -. worFnWo0d 81
roots Market held steady fairly active
obhinG business Prices quoted
dock &c, gentian. sHazc: ginseng IS 5OaS6: ginger
Janacs. unbleached lie; beRched i3c golden seal
Tt57c. hsebore. powdered 7nSc Ncorce ordinary a.
Sc selected IN bundles saiSc- sarsaparila Honduras
3ON35c Mexican Western. 52G5sc Southern
stc. snake. Canada natural l1c. stripped 22c:
S3N44c: Virginia. s2T4Sc
FLOUR AND MEAIS-Still checked irregular Ac-
tion of wheat the -four market Yesterday que
fueeo 70 allow any concessions The feature IN the feed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

october 20 1901.
cohssnc drtS, To- sausheaefs %o sales rgrorted D5sssei
steady. city sides ~ GHi7c per
5ras eiEht r.. American steers ant NJ -. aSi.r per
beef The Cevc carried 20 Liverpool
to-,,ay I751 sheep for J ShauterZ Son.
quarters ~ Nelson Morris To the Ger
Liverpool to take ~" quarters for swift
Paul Tor Southampton l3,o quarters for Schwarzschd
4 Sulzberger
Jersey city and II ~ Sixtietn-sr. There was a
quiet about former prices The psns were
lop n. few at g. city dressed veals %
l2sc I@r II dressed quiet at 5Gllc, dressed
ssles-T {; curtis Seu 10 veals 1873 10 average a,
s. - per Op n. DO les 10 s. so. j.. % n Sc
John Nelson; 10 veaIs. III n. at s. - DO go N.
s Sanders: gTassers. III n. 81 80
II. Hume & Bro yeals. l5o n, al s. p
SHEEP AND IAMES- Receipts. all the market.
yesterday total % - cars 70 be sold
u which Jersey city and n. SiXteth
closing heavy. with OF stock unsold Prices were
particularly for lambs Common sheep sold az 81
ger n ordinary :ir lambs az 81 iRS+ - Dressed
mutton. 5V6i.c per n; dressed lambs. 6lzQNc- .
Sales Harrington Co: 2i9 West Virginia lambs. o.
n average. AZ 81 - per loo n
J Il Wilkersln. 24 West Virginia lambs. 81 10 az
newton & Co: a25 Virginia lambs. 81 10. at 81 G5-
Sanders: - PENNSYLVANIA sheep. - n. AZ 81
90 an exporter, I25 10 at 50 80; do. n
HcGS-Receips 10 cars. or lTI5 head about cars on
borhoo % So 30 100 N quoted for good state and
Pennsylvania hogs. Country dressed weak.
Saes-Andrev Mullen date yesterday: 81 State hogs,
i62 n average at &c ~ per 100 n.
:. JUdd & Co ate yesterday lo1 Western hogs IN
J. II Hume & Bro date yesterday: 10 state hogs l7e
a 81 80. rough. 2iO N. a - 80
Sanders Pennsylvania hogs 22o rb at So so; date
Yesterday. state hogs 222 NJ at SO 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
Yester-

spot closed quet. with quotations Ia lower
of s. midding upland SIC mid1ling
Gus sales, - bales Southern spot markets were tee
graThed follows: New Orleans I lSC lower
lec Mobile easy 'tc 7l2c; Savannah quiet
~ lover. sAc. Wilmington firm. sc lower. 7i1c.
Norfolk DUN tc lover. TIC; Baltimore nominal nc
lower Al s.; Augusta quiet and steady, &c lower
SA6silc: 81 Louis quiet, &c lower, ~ Estimated
New Orleans - ID
90 bales with IL 1GT bales
and p PIP bsles actual last A. Houston
lToa0 5000 bales compared 5S7
bales % AS aes last year
Receipts ~ cotton AZ the ports day and for the
ae.l laef..
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER

steady. Is 81. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast steady
f3 5sGs3 15s Beef firm; India 14s 3D. Pork
hrm prime mess Western. Iss Sd Lard steady Amer
lean refined pals. ass Cd prime Western in tisrces
AIS Cd Hams-Short cut Is to ne NJ steady Bacon
steady Cumberland cut. % go n. Sis Sd; short rib
10 "A 10 iss Cd long clear midles light Is 10 "a 10
49s long clear mddes, heavy. 35 to 40 10 t- short
clear backs i6 to % 10 clear bellies IA 70 10 10
SIS ShouldersSquare IL 13 70. steady, 3Is Cd But
steady finest United States good United States
us Cheese quiet American white ass American
finest cclored i6s, Talow-Prime city quiet 2ss Aus.
traan in London dull 29s CottOnseed oilHun refined
spot Iuiet. 22s 3D. Turpentine-Spirits firm, 2ls Cd
Rosin-COmmon STEADY As hid Petroleun-Refined
steady, n. q. Linseed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
Assignee Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Hon
Chas r. Truax. Justice Of the supreme Court County
Of New York. state OF New notice Is
persons having claims against the r. + Draper
Advertising Co. lately doing business City %
New YORK present same. with the vouchers thereof
duly verified. % the subscriber duly ap
pointed Assignee ut said F. r. Draper Advertising for
the benefit OF its creditors hc Office ST. Bor-
Uugh Of Manhattan CITY OF New or the
Eleventh day Of December Nineteen Hundred and One.
Dated New York. september .Jth 1901
SIDNEY \ TRENNETT. Assignee.
REEED ABIlTT. - Asag
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
SOUTHERN corroN v.Rxrrs

Galveston, oct 29.-Cotton dun middIing 7a.c. low
stock. l6l go - '- '
savannah. oct % Cotton quiet. mfing 7@c: l.y
iddling - lsc. receipts bales exports coast
wise. 50. sales. 692. stock t2S as
New Orleans. oct. 2g-Cotton easv- middfng q
low miidlug Tsc: good ordinary 65-ISc receipts IN m
bales Exports 70 France 9.7'U, Continent l6p.
sales 5000. stock 1915 .6S
Memphis. oct Cotton quiet; middling T4c: low
miidlins lGc good ordinary. 6sC. receipts 4sI
bales gross i5s, shipments 35g7. sales. I050; stock