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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
STIRS UP
BIG MESS

PARIS. Aug. i5.-Reports from
Brittany show that yesterdays eS-
eeution Of the congregation DEGREES
there caused the most violent scenes
that have been yet recorded az re-
sultlnR from the enforcement OF the
deercca. Angry peasants tore Eend-
armes from the saddles. throwing
them under their horses. A number
OF gendarmes were injured. At Piou-
mogue two Ealioping cavalry
charges were required TO scatter the
mob. A commissioner and n COM
mander OF Rendarmes were caught
BY the crowd and badly beaten.
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and Ciudad Bolivar. or A~nguostura,
which is on the Orinoco, about 20
miles from its mouth. The insur-
gents thus control practically all the
important eeaporta OF the country
except La Guayra.
II Is expected that fighting Will
O occur at or neat Porto Cahelio.
A battle Is also looked FOR In the
neighbofhood OF Caracas. General
Matoa. who Is the ablost OF the revo-
lutionary leaders. Is now at Orituco.
about 60 miles south OF Caracas.
with n large force.
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ON WITH
the DANCE

NEW YORK, Aug. IA Buenos
.Ayrea Dispatch says that there Is no
truth In the report that Carmonctta
IL dead. She In now appearing In a
theater In that city.
A cable yesterday stated thai she
haa disd OF yellow fever.
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GIVE THEM
GLAD HAND

LONDON, Aug. i5-CoIonial Sec
Rotary Chamberlain Lord Roberts
and Lord Kitchener Will personally
greet the Boer gcnsrals, Dewet, lie
La Rey and Botha upon their arrival
at Portsmouth tomorrow.
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FIGHT To
A FINISH

VIENNA. Aug ia fercs iS-hour
battle between Macedonian rebels
and Turkish troops in reported from
Gradsk viIayet. Turkey. Slxty-nve
rebels fought 1000 troops. With rat
Ting guns and dynamite bombs.
Every rebel was either killed or
wounded. The Turks maasacred the
wounded. The troops lost las killed.
and 2ie wounded.
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saysa shh, and would say hist hoo sose thare but skWii he woud not
ieexe his layer. -
W must Inatsi,. his earksn sed % paw ard that Snl io T. him him GU.
.ew. hut sgnh9w ras dd not hass ae 10 bring Swd Ew ws .s su was
which had q collar roun IT, nee runnan nhns q fss imss IT, - ~ ~ ~ ~
paw hulded. tfyen two do sew and etmrn the tents In MS en4temsh
Dang. Wen / opened mi ets paw wa iayen under The tenu. bt ne
shWIl II had sat on a tree stump. Dunn blum the hum DUN tents. paw
God. il ihsn two Of Kilt ~ with mi owen gum. st thares. visn uh l
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M'MILLAM
is BURIED

DETROIT. Aug. 1.-THE funeral Of
the late Senator Mcmillan was held
In this city thib afternoon. Among
the United states senators present
were Allison, Burrows, Cullom, Nc
Camas and dalilnRer.
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BODIES ARE
EMBALM

PARIS. Aug. ib.-The bodies OF
Charles l.. Fair and his wife are
being embalmed while awaiting In
structions from America regarding
the interment.
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HAMILTON, O.,
HAS A FIRE

HAMILTON. ohio. Aug. is.-The
large dry goods store Of Howell a
Son vas burned last night. The ioas
was over 5000. 900. Several adjoining
buildings suffered a loss Of about
$4,000.
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T-11-
Wen we 3 o ia the woods raw sed u Is ko yuas Il hunt IN a bun,eh,
= he skwii II he here's Is viii thine We ae caxcs hrney. sew We vii
saporat l chewsed 10 So with paw and saMne she had to ~ with ma
Girls Is In the way enyhoN. We VIII sho the wtnmtn foxes a ba bag
of gain, paw sod. and dry thafe cya e tina eum back hunsre. uefd
and dhsknstct.
skwirs IS a hiped and piaws the m rum tree two tree. seksn nuts
and donuts 10 devowr. hut Il It a si kreecher and haunta from the
shrtnks Of man. fu hx to syte up a n them eonlyke r thaY viii
lump Tn thare hds and hthsrnait awi winter until ~ g ava. Paw kept
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WEATHER FORECAST
WOMEN

Seattle and vicinity-Tonight and
Saturday, showers. fresh to brisk
south winds,
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Nome City homeward bound and the
Ohio and Portland IN route 20 Nome.
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AMIABLE
ALTITUDE


BERLIN. Aug ts<-Many poiiti-
Glars here seem tneiinsd % aiio~ the
United states 10 settle ths trouble In
Venezuela. sarae ete suggest the
advisahflity II O. uuitsd states
government s~a4lng an expedition to
the country "a re~ure order, or even
annex IL.
II IL felt that fer the present Ger
man citizens and property are safe
guarded BY the presence Of German
warNhlps and no unsaainess exists.
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Just rum 70 Wild woods. Angus L ? teen OF "a.
peer Edtare-I will rite two ~ and tt VI no I hav bin skwli hun
ten and the sncaFt tz fine 1 woud not Of roH yu. but On aekaWnt OF
pa 1 kant r%s the temtashn. Fur leNeu munths the hissf tttui nut
kaeur has been wnren himself on nnis Pew sd. and now he Is fitch and
tmsy. Lttus 50 fourth and sa a IN. owt waFt the iceVs It wAten for
The hurst tuch o frost wtch suuhow don't seam 70 be ariven.
rsnarkt I will Be terutlee handykapt paw s@d. bat yu may 80. eek.
specify Ia u viii h~haied me hrlnx dowen the suckulsnt skwfls Bu
ma sha Sd abe woadd ta 10 bring dowen a fu two and uk \ long
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The Stars Noon Edition Contains
All the News Up to Midday. IT You
Are Down Town Buy One
GEORGE AND
HIS WATER
CANS REST

= Georges sprinkitnx airs r
= taking a vacation today. They
= need rent. The strenuous duty |
= imposed upon the twins. %
= sprinkliuK mere than leo miles
= Of Seattle streets. oveftaxss
= their vitality at times. aud
, when George read tn the wealth
y or bulletin that raln WAS ~
= dered b. the clerk for today.
q he gave the sprinksefs I lay-on.
3 lie said
3 The skies are overcast and
= from the meteorological stand
= point II 10 a black Friday.
= Something awful might happen
D % the water wagons II they
, should work. Besides. they went
= all over the line early In tbs
= week. an the town can't be
. very dusty, We viii put them
. Ia the "a hospital and greaes
q the Rxles 20 hey can run faster
y when they set out again. May
Q b. We can make them sc0reh
. 80 that one lead of water q
. be spread out over the whole
y line. Then one car can cover
= Will only have 20 work every
y other day.
. Il understand that some pco-
y pie say the ears don't deposit
= enough water In n place 10
3 hold the dust down properly.
= Such folks must hn professional
D rrumbiers from Kansas. whore
q the water II emily wet on
, side. They don't understand the
. strength ard durability Of the
. Puget sound product. The
3 rprfnklera are going 70 do extra
q duty for the next two weeks.
D anyway. The town VII be fun
, % visitors 70 the carnival and
y We must squirt water on as
. many Of them a. possible
o when when they crowd streets
D 40 that they VIII know who
, owns this village. n viii be one
. Of the cheapest advertisements
y we cau get for the company. I
, and VIII set ali the strangers 10
y talking about Us. The local In |
, habitants have become case
, hardened and quit talking
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SHANS KNOW
BETTER NOW

BANGKOK, Siam, Aug. l5.-The
force OF Shan who recently attacked
Lakon has been defeated, the aHaail-
ing party losing 200 men. All Euro
peans are reported safe.
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Idrof a beea on yM. Pane. agen. This TYNE n lot OF life stock bit the dust
and a faunur slept owt and maid paw pay or IL avL II yu will andiee
hunt rou h~r n vile. the farmur man red. I will dnv up a lot OF kou-
cry hogs for yu TO aokddeuteiy kill Mt 5 dollars a he'd But paw would
n0t kansent W IN balls pFopoaut.
Wen VI found ms. paw he nnnht his teeths. She had nk winst to burn
and we had even lost the won with the collar on. Yours spoftzmanlyke.
FREDDY GOOZLEMAS.
+. paw the nabors sd ma Is a piysnns, wieh woud maik paw a
Vile Man Of nofnyo Q his wits side.
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San FRANCISCO. AUG. Ia
wheat. Ifa l-A ia Ia.
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CHICAGO. Aug. IB-wheat. 7oi-1
20 T..
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Pinkerton's Are Out
Where Is the Girl

psre snns while travelling West
Hhass.,s" atklns met Miss Maude
sssIssa, daughter Of one Of the
rhan,st and best known mer-
ks.s 2 Omaha. Neb. The two
married after a brief courtahip
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yorlk. October % 1902
Guiding 2 car. f9r soort alive - for s2esAtstsT and =
% sale Of which SO al Jersey CIV and % AT
sEtietRs yazas steers were oT too s5aGes lPs o.
decline OF full SOC bulls and cows fell of loc
native steers soa AZ s. loGS6 60 gsr 100 70 WesterGs
81 Dressed bef in tar demand s9 SAFE f2T soH7raoa
cables Gucranged Shipments to-day included 2.600 guar
fers OF beef Majestic LIVERPOOL So quarters
Philadelphia 70 Southampton and 80 sheep Z tae Fon-
10 10 saii All 70, laisr than THURSDAY friday.
3 % 80 % 20 - vi5En5 @ & sies5s 81 q u l.l9 q sr
1IO2 81 70. > do. leiu n a. y 90 ZIG one Dc
a. a. $ = i5 o. l5 Ksniacky 90 Ia75 n WstsS do
4 Il Ohio Steers ana 1i5 y at s. 3o l3 bulls 9s
4 8 6 90 1000 n at =, g - p a % S soTs VS. y ie5 b 65 at
- H. al s. . 90 95o 4. at 81 50. DO SIS n. at
81 sr2asa So an = culver i Ohio Isss n At So 90 50
&C. &C. i i5i5 n At s.: bull i456 n at So cow 1000 n
sanders P9ay3sHss, a s,. s;seEs e. 1880 1889 R. r. at a, s. 9S 9S
u Virginia l2l9 n az $ 5 30 - do g3 81 10 az f = sJ
7S 1873 no Il. At T. 81 Gs IS n s. . cows s14 N at
50 xttor ~ a $ c.. Virginia steers ll22 2 at s. % a.
IL II s. 20 y Virginia steers and srags 1920 10 al 81 90
DO IZ5 r a s. so Do ls s 3 AZ 5 - S go 1i5 az N Il ~
= - 100 n at S 90. DO 1899 n. at 81 60: do
80 - al s. -. stag 1850 n. at s. 20 -
lo o,tn 4 shannon: T69 10 al So; IS cows. s14
NJ aTgd5 8 Co: bulls a25 10 So 20: DO, $50 n,
"a cows SIS n. q 81 70; Do. 500 n. AZ 81 SO
q curtis 4 Son: q state steers 902 n. 81 80;
Yen 1915 10 az So: bull, $40 n. at s. . do 500
- sss io 700 10 al 81 rs - s93 n a. SO
- IS il do 760 ~ at s. IS Il do !a2 p AZ 81 l9 Il Do
75I u. at 81 20; 10 co. ls5 10, at
q as IS do 7e8 81 CO. do 7ol 10 at 81 as 10 Do.
Tsy ,, n, a. vrtrbt = Co: cows SOS 70 So O5: do
oaS n al s. T5 do So; do $50 n AZ 81 S.
2ndrsT an 1 Mullen: BULL 1850 n at IS rs: do els n
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Chicago. Oct. 29-Cattle- Receipts. 21.oOO head. In
clud.uE GO0O Westerns Opened steady. closed l5G25c
lower prime steers Sc 75GSs % poor medium
So 5aS6 50 and feederz s. 251S5 81 40d
81 ~, heifers S2E$j. 81 4ogS2 so bulls 81
90. calves 50 1887 led steers, s34S4 -
Western steers s. 500 s. % HogsRecepts to-day. 80 GO
head tomorrow. 25o0q left over, also 5gl0c higher;
and butchers s. 40gS6 I5 good 70 choice heavy
90 So heavy, s. 2olS6 -; Hght So 2S6 o5
sheep STEADY steady I0c higher good %
wetEsrs s. 5OgS4 10 fair choice mixed s. 5CS3 40.
native lambs 50 5UESJ CO.
steady Sass o. sheep steady, 81 50gSS >. Lambs
dun. lower S3 5uSSJ-
East Liberty 2sCattIe steady choice. Sc 75gS7;
prime heavies SG gCGS6 % mediums S. 70GS6 55 heavy
Workers, So GGS5 7o light YorNers, S6 6oqS6 60 pigs
5oHS6 roughs S5IS0 Sheep slow best wehers
s. 5oG& Sc 70. CIls 81 504S2 choice lambs.
S l0ES5 - Veal calves $ 5oGS1 IS.
Kansas City oct % Cartle-Receipts "A 500 natives
100 Texans 100 Texans, 900 natives native and
Western quarantine firm, butchers
and he.f-rs dru. and feeders higher calves
strong export and dressed beef 1887
good 5O4S6 10 stockzrs and feeders s. IS
50, fed steers Sass 50; Texas and Indian
steers S5 2j8S4 %. Texas cows 81 S59S3 so; native
81 5oQ$+ native hefsrs S2gs3 q Gamers. SIq$2 So
bulls S2GS3 10; calves, 81 50gS5 30 Hogs-Receipts.
15cou head marker steady 70 Sc loTe- top 81 t2 bulk
81 Sc 62a light Sc 35aS6 81 "a; Workers. Sc 55q
Sc 57ie pigs SOC So So Sheep-Receipts $500 head
steady; lambs lambs IS 60TS5
Western lambs S3VS5 IS. fed IS l0S3 90. native
wethers Sc u5US4 Western wehsrs. s. 956S4 stockers
anL feeders. 81 954So -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

sei bush. compared with 1o5 ooo brsh = ,esr
ago. The here inclined 70 ~ LITTLE cautious
that prices are around hiF5esf oint
of season and on the late Appearance ~ Wes mess
port business limited 20 loas - zi--s1 -ras-
here and 9 al cutports ali ,-i--s
arrivals FOR day l.425 bush r5rrare3 tL
las age Northwest recefn-s a. usfsI
s9s cars sguinst 672 previous week Repo-Ts
from the Ps-ffc Indicated earlv azs. a. So
Francisco and later recovery. which NJ gsr- -
lIzc rrerniun Decernher sold Il rirrs- bsr
previous night II was announced that two move
vessels v,zre for Australia Gables had ta e~sr-
sentiment exrer- that the advarca - isTz.5 i-
LIVERPOOL was cons ie-e6 rather ttrfr-o--f-
markets closed from - points hiFFs- - 800 -i
tons % lower - others Cu1tsrionz of
wheat. afcar basis were IS follows 10 7 rz-5
Northern Duluth e-24c all prompt. n, N---+pe--
Duluth sac Noverl=r $40 No No-+ts-- ,,---+t
Size prompt No re5 TSAc elevator. CC,F5S[1j-
account u the fne weather outlook in Wes-a~.
u the advance, and weak tb~otgh-f
session closing c net lower Consider. la 7-r
came markets. while actions a. ~
hears were zcco-5ir-r more aggressive rercrts am
that conditions viii improve rapidly under present
weather Less activity shown iu ne ev-1--
department and business amounted orlv loads
New York with 10 loads ~ cuports. Re-elrts were
lac 00O larger than last wear and cables closed
sd higher o. . c--1 was quoted CGrsc elevator
ATs-T-e-e no trade in speculative
market here and 200 bush
West fai- done reU-asentin- an "a sa-
undertone sympathy with corr No closed 34c
36iz c--..-- -RYE-NIsrEe- tGll No Western 5sc Z o o
af5a-. state rye J4T1si-C. y J. 54G5+izc track.
RARLEY-AIarket steady. Feeding quoted 4ic ana
mating sqa61c botr Z Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-HCrk October -, 1902
C0FFEE-The coffee market to-day opened steady. with
frst prices net unchanged 70 points higher following
rather unexpected advance - partial p franc In the
French Gier condition a. santos than
judged warranted by declines RIO. how
- reis lower and Hamburg unchanged
unchanged The primary points,
Of receipts cf $500 bags al the interior and
$1,000 bags ar the ports was without lntuence belfs
considered neither light After the opening
when demand for covering purposes ana
very moderate buying Tor the long account the market
until close. when there was
the situation by purchases OF the
month presuruaby shorts rather than
sclspt staple THIS buying responsible for an
the October option and the market
finally steady on tEat basisrst unchangsa 70 10
points about 70 go bags The spot
ana remained unchanged on the basis
Cd nc Rio No T.
as
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Nonre Of Summons.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
Hester HartweL. Lucinda WOodman. Adeline Sheldon,
heirs a. law ana next OF kin OF the said Hartve Wood
man. Sheldon Brown and Strong, IL any Of them
the persons U owners to the plaintiff unknoUn having
claiming interest in the premises described in the
scribed heirs at law. devisees legaJees grantees
shed5n Brown strong and their respective husbands
or wives II any olrah \ 6e1net a adIlinStraJEi o.
the above named safsIanrs You are hereby summoned
answer the complaint this action and serve
COPY OF your 2nsWsT on tae paIJH A. sLJoTneys THin
o. the day Of service and IN case OF your failure & TO aP
default relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York June 9lth- l993
Plaintiff once and Postofice Address. Zoo Broadway.
To tas above named defendants Hester HartweH Lu-
cin1a Noodnan. Adeline Shel1Jn Alarts Brown, Olivia
Of kin OF the said Hartweu woodulan, sheldon.
ETwn and strons II they or any os them are deceased
owners 70 the plaintiff uniIno1 having OF claiming an
action such persons being herein described as heirs
law devsees esatees grantees sssig1ees or next or
ne f-.toir @ @ s,nr75ns Is sees anon Won bv pTbca
ton pursuant order OF the Honorable Alfred Sts
le- Justice Of ths sup-ens S9uEt OF sss state Of New
ne complaint the oce ot the Clerk OF the County Of
of Manhattan, City Of New York. on the 25th day OF
TO the % f 's s s9 8 ! to pa %9 'san sHd sfsS6sHs sSPsa
that partition cannot be made without great prejudlce to
SD Of woiTu Avenue now East i7sth Street distant
Nfnetrur feet ana two inches uorthwesterly from the
northwestery side Of ot Boston Road running thence
westerly sevenve feet; so1thwestery 70 northeaserl
woorun Avenue seventy-hve feet 10 the place Of be
Dates New York October 18th 1892
Piin Once and Pas1oice Address 20G Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct. 29-Closng. Wheat-Spot steady: No .
Western winter IS Sd No Northern spring 6s 61sd
no California. q od futures quiet. December IS los
March 5s l-ad torn-Spct steady. American mixed Is
lud- futures steady October - 81
May. 4s Nd Peas-CanadIan quiet. 6s I'd Flour-St.
Louis fancy winter quiet IS ID Hops London Paciac
Coast 70 lUslltI Beef strong. India
ll5s- Pork strong prime mess Western. 95s Hams
short cut IA 10 10 n hru 5ss Bacon quiet 10 firm,
Cumberland cut, - % 81 n rib 10 TO p n.
65s long SEA n-daies light 2s = - 10 t2s Cd long
clear mt1les, heavy 30 clear backs.
10 Ib. aes I'd. n.
Sloul5e-z-Square. Il to Il 70. ann SOS
Western IN Uercss 5Ss- refined pals.
SIS Sd Butter nominal Cheese strong American finest
white 5,s g.; American nnest coored 5js. Tallow-
Prime city firm rs 6i Turpentlns-Sprits dull STs Sd
Rosin-Couu.on steady 4s Sd Petroeum-Rehned quiet,
ID. Liusesd oil dull 27s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

spot ootto- coled dun vi quo.el.35s - 81, for
,-'Ez1f-~ C,,,rf sales 200 bales SG2tlsIp
-----4.e -. -segraphed follows Ne"-~ltsS-
rsssS unchaneed az ll6c' sales 3Yo os-eS s,-SSab
,r--ps-res 15-16c. sales, 90 NtlSs.
cue SS,' s-s eTesGy unchanged a. Sc sales - iss
t-5eresfo- steady. unchange- 81 - s+saiy
an unchanged. at hsc- NOTION $3.50
,,--tsrses ~ s-l6c. sales. 0hs pa-es
e5 n S-l6c: sales coo bales augusta 99let 81
-s--ia l-lec lower, ssc. s-tes' 100 s6o
SSe~tfs steaLy unchanged. at' l5-lo- sat5s9, 40
-sll---- cufer lower, al 80 safes T.
haee- rt-.s5 -e-eirz Al NeW-Orleans TOMORROW az
e - - II 5lH bales compared with 4-o1- pa-e
- gaqs wear agC. Houston ilI
% - u 500 bales. against -o-v5 oa-es
-ts9S. ~ clrreSuuucIrE day Lasl sea.
eruects GO, 1900 bales aka-l-st --'
tsles last week and l5.-o- baies -as' Ee-i-
7s,etre Al tae ports and interior points % oas '-
--it-L r-e same cay last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Irish potatoes In
quite free supply but meeting good outlet when show
quality sweet potatoes quiet and easy Onions
liberal supply and Irregular IN both quality and value
Cahhages CuC-TnbCrs in light supply Caud0wers
beans iu quite free supply
but generally showing effects and prices rule
lower outside quotations only reached for small
proportion Of offerings Spinach also irregular in
tables about
quoted We quote Potatoes lrish in bulk rer $50 n
75QS@ l2t. DO 81 f0HSl -; Jersey,
per bb Scs2 -: do Virginia 25dS So onions. white
e- bbl 81 5o4Si 50. Do yec 81 T5ds2 50, 90 red 81 -
Sl Brussels sprouts quart 40 l2c cahbages,
100 81 Jo0S2 cucumuers nearby, bhi- S2a$s. DO
Florida per 25TS1 do Boston hoJE1use
dozen 81 corn, Per 100 25cgSi seiery per dozen 50
SlTS2 Florida per box 81 25aS2 % lima beans per
bag 75cnSll ettuce dozen 25c1Sl. okra. Florida.
81 25dS2. basket 50cHS1. raIishes.
Norfolk. per basket 50c0S peppers per bbl 75cdS1 -
spinach PEI bb 50cGSl -: string beans basket 50CG
81 tunips. Russia per bb Go4soci tomatoes Per box.
r0-1S1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-Ncrk Octobe- % 400
BEANS AND PEAs-AaFrow beans are dun an ana weak
Up s. as Red kidney hrn as quoted few efoice
SOUP in sellers favor Yellow steady otEs- S,S
without material change We quote: Beans r,s--1
81 50. 90 medium 1902. choice s. 4oas2 IS: DO 1i 81
chofce g. SO4S2 IS; pea. 1902 choice a. .dss
40 1901 50: do RED kidney, 1902 choice 81 81 y,
white kidney 81 609s2 81 DO black turtle soun cSo,s
l0Ts2 yellow 1902 choice T0S5SA
Ina 1872 California. s. O5gS3 10: Imports - 90
pfne s. lOGS2 IS. green peas. Scotch 100
BUTTER-creaneTy butter Is not active bs,' go = -.
qualities plenty and dernsrS .sI
70 hold prisss STEADY. Lower grades gIist luitatoa
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

60 T-.hanFe special Liverpool cables Spol s1S
-. -1.--e18- sales 5000 bales sleSl4st-l
--,--t soo- American ZOO. Reeeipts-4ooo, -,te
S9ee' yisailaE upland sc Futures openea yS,nt
-.1ts secline closed sready net uneasse1 Iss- No
go October Ssh. October r.
ecenaber-Janlaryt ia5D- ssAl4lssA 49,
- Iarch 1Lhrch-Apfil AfI-Isl.
June, sf3s Aatcies'ei
Cloth. orders low AI-lA. "a ...h.- .r,tr
III or-g7 sND AfEAIy-Pricss were hel1 h-eleL 49,
49, $780, shou-ed more disposition 10 Pay cil 4etls
- iiyrr fncrease soEne cases -or tIa-e
rs-eS. e1rtnr Fatents 81 Ice - oy N4--eL
u-uter s. ol4leo W sif-ls
$50 a. EXTRA winter. s. s5s4sS - eAa
est~fer - sf0S2 30 red 50 ao4S-7 So. - - -
ICFCWHEAT FLOCR-Aasyy,,-r, ETTgT~p sorST
81 so spof and arriys ~ = - - ss5sy 81 as
FessE corr AIEA Ls<Steacy. g-ole1 Nh -.
ssseSse "a a. - h-snd BAGMEAL-2uiet -sS.e
F-e yrtte and yellow 81 So CO. coaIse . 80
- I-rFr-eteaay Quoted. spring uran. spSA So
ssr - arrive 200 n Si7 -. spriEg Dran ~ o.tA
S7--,~,e man ufdding SlI SOC 81 n - 10 49,,
80. s7eaSIs S0 nseed oiicake 50 ao corn
81 trrsuv chcp So bulk; oiineal 30 SoS
cPk krS-WHFAT-U 20 the early afternoon y -
was N a arm POSITION showing more strength thSh ee
pecssd but such volume of long Mhsat cane ~ the
n. ae,,snoe thst prices gradually gave way an1 a.
Vsncs ard Ire Southwestern markets leo ~ Is s,-S
hushr.ss ana sent q good demand 70 Nhiesso
increasee fsteriaIiy confidence among nun
there Ffo~reVer on reaction dsne1psls 40
a ffs ygeskesf markets, declining nc tfoin ~
closng 10 than the previous es-
cash business done an that point - ,sb
tnsrl and Louis reported ceersSse Q, & gsst Few
n eocks Notwithstanding bis teeslus =. 80 s-ravals
t4ss AZ thai point and Kansas city ses'eiaA' @
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
LIvERPooL corrnN MARKET

Liverpool. Oct % d. Cotton-Spot-FaIr business
points lower American ndGna 5.C5.
GOOD mtdnE 4 90 Tnict:iHg. A6s low middling, ass;
good ordinary. 1 +6t ordinary +34 The sales or
the day we're Ieooo bales. OF which 500 bales
Tor speculation and export and included
@ G4Cc bales American. receipts l3 coo bales. iucut-
ing II bales American Futures opened easier and
closed steady. American ultddiins. @ October. a5
buyer. october November AZ seller November and
December As seller December 443 buyer.
January and February 445 seller. and March,
AZ seller; April f3 seller. April May,
4 a. seller May and June. 4. 43 seller.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

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