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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29

I5cIemenf wesfher begins when
autumn ends. The gfcaf objection 70
our climate Is Eaaf II aiterBates be-
tween the heat Of the tropics and the
rigors Of the Arctic
TIE system becomes relaxed By the
effects Of the heat, and the fist cold
snap Of winter s0Ws the seed OF
thousands OF cases Of chronic csfarrh
which IN q Isvs per ceHE Of cases viii
end fatally.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29
The Mexican Dish.

At the chill parlor, just two doors
west OF the Morrison Wentworth
bank, MI. Lewis is serving both ladies
and gentlemen this elegant dish.
Have you tried it? Open from $3.50
in the morning until ~ O'Clock at
plight. Send your bucket II you
desire it at home. 11-2Otf
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29

Mrs. Lavina e. Walker, who holds the
highest state Office OF the Ladies' OF The
Illinois G.. A. R., which is Department
Chaplain, writes the following letter:
WEsrERN SPRINGS, ILL.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, OF
Gentlemen:-"You have my sincere
gratitude for placing before suffering
women a medicine which has proven
such a blessing as Peruna has.
al have used it myself when much
worn out, and found most gratifying
results, and a number Of the women Of
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29
IncIement Weather Brings
Coughs, Colds and Catarrh.

Congressman Horace q. SHOWER, Of
Austin. Mich, writes from House
OF Representatives, Washington, D. o.
|as follows:
sThavs found Peruna = ycyefIcienf
and speedy remedy for . persistent
and annoying cough resulting from
trouble. "--Horacs a SnoYsR
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29

state boodlers just as | am gong after
the city fellows. l am confident |
could put some Of our statesmen in the
penitentiary. / have absolute proof Of
boodling, and it has been going on for
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29


our Order suffering with weakness pc
culiar to women, have been wonderfully
helped and cured by Peruna."-Lavine
E. Walker.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co, Of.
Columbus, O.. for a free copy OF DE-.
Hartman's latest book on catarrh.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29

Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life.
II you want to restore your kidneys
to their former healthy state take
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure-5O cents.
For sale by Chas. W. Looms. 6.2S
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S Mitchell g Son
FEEL STORE

The best and cheapest line Of feed
kept in Lexington at the Frankll
st. Feed Store. We do a general
exchange business with the farmers
Tor wheat or corn. Our Flour 10 the
best on tile market. FhoAe ll9
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-29

Married-at the Catholic church IN
Concordia "Wednesday Nov26, Mr.. Carr
and Miss McGintis, Rev. Roth oticlat-
ing.
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Santa re ROUTE.

Trains arrive at North Lexington.
No. % daily. $500. ............ 1925 q.
Trains leave North Lexington;
No, 20s Express tdaily). ...... $3.50 a. N
Main line trains pass Lexington junction
The river Bus leaves Lexington TAO a N
daily to connect with train at North Lex
ington. Leaves Lexington daily excep
goes through to connect with trains at Le1
inqtOn Junction.
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v ,. Black. q. ?. a. ropeka. KS. Z
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August Il. 1902
BEEvES-Receipts. 81 11o7 head. mainly TO
steady CIV dressed native sides sa2ac per 10 Gables
last received quoted live cattle selling lSs
b No exports to-day. The Tauric is reported TO sail
for Liverpool carrying 3l5 cattle for j. sham
quarters beef (estmate) for the Morris Beef
Company. ~
1lle; dressed grazsers and buttermilks 6g7c. -
N = e o 100 G % d. YPia g5 m a, osvss s. s 10 10
SHEEP AND LARBS-Receips. including a direct
10 slaughterers 1874 s,ls6 head, making
"a cars to be sold Jersey City The supply OF
lover Lambs opened slow and weak closing lower
common and medium grades About cars stock
uneod Sheep sold at 81 5Oas5 per 100 n; lambs at
S. 50Gs6 So car very choice. at S. 30; eulls al
sales-Kerns Commission Company: Kentucky lambs
gey e chG g g r r. S. 5o " 27 = 80 80 ss 100 @ s.
81 n SO 25 30 Virginia do 6s So 80: IFS do
99 RhuSy 9 a. Ky s6eeP 90 o r. al s. & 8 do o o q b. at $
q do. 9S NJ at So virginia do 80 NJ at 81 81 90 loi
NJ e. ss % & DO es 800 Kena p aa Ss Ss S9 So q Z h b. at at m
es NJ at Sc as 254 West Virginia 20 ID at So 75
200 do g g. NJ m Sc 40 KS sntHs GS es ~ at o 80 ~ % SO a.
Go. 50 NJ at s. 75 ~ do 81 at So so; 1873 10,
Mcpherson & Co.: virginia lambs 20 10 at SO Is:
do SO n al SO 80 90 DO 90 n at Sc; 272 do SO h.
Judd Co III Kentucky lambs II ID. So 50; %
do = n at 81 IS Kentucky sheep lis no. at IS 75 1eo
s. Sanders: log Virginia lambs 72 rb at Sc 22e
10. Sc %; l15 PENNSYLVANIA do 63 n. at S. go
S aS q do so re at s. So o. 90 virginia
J. H wkerson: 2io Kentucky lambs e2 10. at Sc rs;
Tobin Shpnnon: 10b Kentucky sheep e1 n. s. so
HOGS-Recepts. cars. Or e2a head. hli Consigned
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

compared with the September the entire mar
In expoTf business here cargo of HOO bush No
LISBON besides loads grade ports,
ing about 80 loads IN al The cash market closed Just
markets Chicago, did follow the septen1-
Der strength here instead they ruled fairly all day
The worst that could be said OF spring
prospects forecast of showers Friday coupled
Minnesota, neither which were regard
seriously by the speculative English markets,
foreign houses had considerable for sale here in
the first hour Paris markets will adjourned
last year while seaboard clearances reached haf million
essential Change in the bst d & foung s0 mo
movement fair and indicated production
of preceding years Quotations OF cash wheat were
as follows: No red 751ec elevator 76G 7624c Q
Northern Duluth 799sc septen1ber 2oS0 No Northern
Duluth tssc early October No red New-York, TGsc.
all + afoat. c6RN-After a momentaTy break
81 September Sorn from sc to 57isc the opening yes
eeroay II rallied TO 5Li2c and remained around that
guTe until the last hat hour when renewed liquidation
&ic net decline septeber oadng In addition to to
rising temperatures through the principal
BY State report de9iarng for crop of
GO bush or b3o0o00o ahead of any previous yield.
nuenced. according to Broomhaii cable by reports
that the Romania drouth been n
40 cars estimated Friday Exporters bought
o corn here and loads out7orts. No closed 64c
Chicago advanced cent per bush Yesterday on
and the whole market closed unsettled The movement
exports continue light aggregated 10000
bush with prices stil nominal and difficult TO quote No
No 3 white. No track mixed track white and No
White White c.ips. al nominal .RYE-Market quiet: No !
aaoat; State rye. IS igG57c No . 6OG61c, track Ex
porters took two loads outports. BARLEY
Market steady; feeding. SAC. Buffalo
SEW-YeRK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago. Aug. 1I-Cattle-Receipts $500 including
500 Texans 1900 westerns Steers steady. lower
Good to prime steers $3.50 poor to medium - 3oqSl 90 90
sockers and feeders. 50 50a s. 90 COWS 81 509S5 az
heifes 81 oQs6 25: 81 50q$2 90 bulls 81 Zog
calves 81 50dS7 fed steers S3a<5 Western
steers 81 1895 so Hogs-Recepts to-day, 1900; To-
morrow 15oGo over 30O0 100 15c lower mixed and
butchers. SO 4odSI C5: good choice heavy 50 Oqs 20
Sc 5UGS6 s.. Sheep-Receipts 1909; steady: iar1qs
steady 1oc higher good TO choice wethers So oO1S4
fair 10 choice mixed s. 5CQ$3 70; native lambs 81 90
Cincinnati. Aug 14-Hogs quiet lower, 81 1887 10,
Cattle steady. S24S7 25 sheep dull 81 509$S 10 Lambs
dull. lower $3G$6 80
veas S5aS7 -. grass calves SO 50d$4 Hogs-Receips
pigs light Workers, 10000 lower otner
grades Ice lower: heavy 81 40GS 90 mixed and Workers
s. 25a$1 IS; lght Workers and PIGS. 81 l2qS2 20 roggs
and lambRecepts. 1900: steady; lambs. 81 7olSo 90
yearngs 81 I5Q$5 % wehers 81 5oqS4 49, ewes s. 100
East IIberSr, Aug 14.-catte steady: choice 81 5oa
81 So prime S7aS7 25; good So 50aS6 70 Hogs lower;
prime heavy. 81 20GS7 25 mediums S7S7 %: heavy York
ers and light do 81 3oQS7 3D. pigs 81 2qS 3o roughs
cus ard 81 5oGS2 choice lambs, So 5OgS5 I5
Kansas City, Aug I4-Cattle-Receipts 45O natives.
$3.50 Texans: calves Texans 435 natives Best beef
steers steady 10 l0c lower quarantine slow and lower
stoces and feeders choice export and dressed
beef steers 81 5USS % fair to good 81 651S7 5 stock
s. 10 Texas and Indian SdS4 IO Texas cows $2
81 So native 81 50Q$4 15 native heifers 81 S5
81 @ 81 50s4 % bulls. 81 659S3 40; calves 81
ass 20 Hogs-Receipts. 6.600; market opened weak to
&c lower closed steady at yesterdays prices Top. 81;
bulk of sales 50 1886 80: heavy So S7z0S: mixed pack
$6 7oqS6 So light SO 60qs6 75 Workers, $6 70a$6 rs;
fOSj 10: native wethers So coast 5G
ers SnSi; fed So l01$4; Texas clipped yearngs
81 4o4s+ o. Texas clipped sheep. Sass 3d. stocers and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
CASH oroTATIoNs.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, August IA. 1902
COFFEE-After steady opening and quiet dur
snr most session coffee to-day broke
shs-Tly toward the under offerings by
rreTnrer usually supposed represent leading
iTnr.orters The early neRs rather mixed.
thought by many of the contingent to slightly
favor values chiefly owing the better tone Of the
french market which al 2 N reported net gain Of
franc. sfteTWard lost, the market closing net
changed, Hamburg also was shade above espeetstions
heiuc unchanged ! Pfg higher. the other
hand 100 Teis lower. but Rio quiet and
changed. Of Brazilian exchange remaining
ar Ialsd the foreign markets, how
ever was opinion considerable faction. offset
ny the primary points The interior re
ported receipts SOC comparing with ~ oo0 this
CAV and the ports had Ga ooo against Go 900
for day in 1901 There were arrivals Of 4S5
warehouse deliveries of 1S2O4 bags Prices al
openns We're net unchanged 70 . points, higher
trading proceeded along quiet lines but With values
gradually sagging until the last hour when there
general selling movement, led by import interests. who.
said. placipg hedges against purchases OF
coffee in Brazil This selling in the absence Of bull
the market sharply. and the close was
4nay 5G5 points the total saies being - $50
hses Il deemed significant that to-nights close
LEFT the differences between options at nearly with
The spot month Occupying the lowest level and the
yreraiuns in favor Of the more distant options The
coffee dull, with quotations on the
fssis OF 5i4c for Rio No a.
OF prices IN the local market to-
days follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

YORK. by the grace of God Tree and lndependent
10 Charles NJ Warner Hendrck s Holden. Edward Joy,
Hemenway and TO all creditors persons elan
be creditors OF Louisa Harriet, DoWagsr Countess
o. Dundona'd deceased. send greeting; You ani flc1
hereby cited required personally to be and
before Surrogate Of the County OF New York
the Surrogates Court of said County held at the
County Court House in the County the
day OF September 1902 half past ten o'clock In
Of that and there 10 sheW cause
why Ancillary Letters Tests under the last VIII
Testament Of Louisa Harriet DowaSer Countess Of
Dundonald. should not be issued 20 Thomas n a z;
Cochrane of London. ENGLAND he having lately applied
TO Surrogates Court County Of New York for
Anciiiarv Letters and such of
hereby cited, the of twenty-one
years required appear by your guardian. II
have II have none. appear and apply for
be appointed In event Of your neglect
failure do a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate for in the proceeding
IL TeStnonv Whereof have caused the Seal Of the
surrogates Court Of the said County Of New
York be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
IL. S. Abuer c. Thomas a Surrogate Of our said
County at the County of New York 22nd
day OF July. in the year OF our Lord thousand
nine hundred
(Sd) ]. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug I4-Clostng: wheat-spot quiet. No
%ITfh4rn sprng ID. California. 6s 3i2d futures
du: Septenher. 5s 1i'.t December. 5s lo'sd. corn
SCOT cct. American mixed. Is 1li=d futures steady
September IS lliad october As 91:d January nominal
winter nrIu nj Cd Hops London Pacific Coas arm
Al f5af5 i5s Beer strong extra India mess l07s 60.
T,rl- urne mes SIS sd Hams-ShCrt
cut II to IL 1o quiet 5ss Bacon quiet: Cumberland
t % 10 30 II, short l8 % 10. Cos cd; long
clear mddes. light 2s 70 81 10 5es long clear middigs
clear backs. l6 to ~ 10.
iSs clear beles II TO Is NJ Shoulders-5quare. II
10 l3 n quiet al AS Lard dull prime Western. in
terres Us ad American refined. in pals 52s ID. Butter
nominal Cheese aulet; American finest white AS I'd;
American finest colored Taliow-Prme city quiet
at 2ss rurpentIne-SpIIIts steady AZ BIS Rosinton-
mon steady Sd Petroleuul-i;ehned dull at 6Ssd.
IirseAd Sis 6d.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
C iIatlUus


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
u York oy the grace God free and independent to
Mary A Cleveland individually, and as EHecutrx OF te
last Testament of Lucia A Cleveland decease
Henry Cleveland individually and as Executor OF ne
Testament OF Lucia A Cleveland deceased
L. Henry c Brown. The Home Tor Incurab4es
The Shetering Arms The Association for the Relief OF
Respectable Aged Indigent Females in the city or
New York The st Luke's Home for INDECENT Christian
Females in City York. The Sailors Club and
Reading Roo n In City OF Marseilles. France. Ins
Farmers Trust Company OF the city OF New
York and persons interested in the Estate OF
Cleveland OF the County OF New YORK os-
ceased creditors. of kin otherwise
required personally and before surrogate
of the County New York the Surrogates Court OF
said County County Court House in the Coun-
" of York. 23rd day of September 1907 at
half-past forenoon OF that day, then
judicial settlement OF the account
of proceedings Augustus c. Brown Trustee under
VIII and Testament OF said deceased ana suc
OF you as hereby cited under the age OF
tweny-one years required 10 by your guard
apply be appointed. in the event OF your
neglect guardian will be appointed
by Surrogate represent and for in the
ceedng
In testimony whereof caused the Seal OF the
Surrogates Court said County Of New York to be
hereunto affixed. Witness Hon. Abner C.
Thomas a Surrogate OF our said County, at
IL. 81 the County New York. the 9Th day or July
in the Of Lord one thousand nine
]. FAIRFAX McI.ATGHL.IN.
the Surrogates Court
MAURICE BREEN Attorney for Petitioner, 100 Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
foreclosure Sales.
NEM YORK. sUPREALE COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York.-Russen NJ Young, Plaintiff. against
William and others DefendantsIn pursuance of
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and en-
aboyeentsd action. bearing date the 2lst
day OF July 1902 the undersigned the Referee in said
Judgment viii sell public auction. at the New
SalesToO1l. No. III Broadway. in the
Borough O Manhattan City Of New York, the 9th
uf t9O2 II o'clock that day. by
Vincent a AuctOneer, the premises directed by
sold and therein described follows:
All piece land with the build
thereon erected. situate. lying
and being in Borough Of Manhattan. city County
Of New York. and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning TT point the Northerly side OF
distant 29S feet EaStery from the
Northeasterly corner Of Avenue and Seyenty-nfth
Esstery along Seve1yhfth Street
thence Northery parallel with Avenue \ and
OF through party wall 90 feet and
OF Julia Hunt. thence Westerly
along said and inches, less to
point Eastery the Eastery side Of
Avenue a line drawn at right angles thereto, and
parallel with Avenue A. and part
distance through another party wall luS feet and
II inches the point place Of beginning.
Dated New York July 3ist, 1907
HUGO RITTERBCSCH, Referee
WALTER T. LINDSAY. Attorney for Plaintn. II Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y
following diagram q the property to be sold
described above the street number being 5l3 East 10Th
y Y. CITY:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentne there was steady market but
steady rates. Tar sells readily at fun but
SPIRITS ITTRPENTTNE~on and machine bbs 47@
47izc.
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 %; D. 81 6234: e
F G. 81 IS: II. 81 9Os / 81 30; X. 49, NJ
s. Is; n 81 u: W G. 81 05; W W 81 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Tar lof- ooS
Charleston 14.--Turpentine and rosin unchanged
Wilmington. 14.-spirits turpentne firm at dc
Rosin steady at 81 lOSl 10: receipts
urpentine firm at 81 40 50 80 and 81 co.
receipts 80 bbs Tar firm 81 So receipts 81 bbls-
Savannah Aug l4.-Turpentine firm 44hc; receipts
bbls: sales 800 exports 223S Rosn firm; receipts
1875 bbls sales. 1883; exports 3i60; quoted: A and
81 05; D. 81 10; l5 F. 81 20; G. 81 25; H. 81 CO.
l. 81 90 X. So So NJ. So; n. S3 Az w G, So 55; w w.
London Aug l4.-Turpentine--Spir. 33s AID.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
ana interior points to-day. com
Last Ueek and also lasf wear.

cson Exchange Special Liverpool Cabiet-spot cotton
Moderate demand. saies 1900 bales; specuIaton ao
sT2or 500 amer can 600 Teoepi. o@ aJaeG1's ,1
1id advance: closed quiet but steady neI
4zsizb: septernher-october 25bi octoeer-No
szls. November December. 4lIt4s:
zser; les. FehruaTy-aFch 10 ob2oi
ks eh Ap a. zi5sks MsnchesterYa quiet but steaoy
tloths-OrdeSs al low limits. .,.s ...z., -,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market coanueo zee ,sf seesoy On
spring patents winters. OWING 70 HefaI o.
isrngs Spring patents So eoas4 q winter straisnts
g z0es3 50 eaarfs 20: spring clears
Sc 5ass a1 ertra n5 winter fs@sa -: extra No 2
winter Sc n51ss grade s25 30 spot and 70
sfriye. RYE FIIOUR-DuIl: quoted: Fair TO Rooo
2sass 30: choice fancy 50 4sgss ~ so
hFAIs-Souiet: quoted: En dried. 50 43ds5 80 as 70
arsna,.: BAG MEAL-Dull: auoteos Plne "hI,e ana
sslo%. 81 81 26a1sl ~ -. II FED
Quiet Quoted spot slt: sackE % arrive
80 10 sie 5oGse 10: spring BRAN bulk SIS spring oran
foelng sIs1s2s: bran. s18ns23: city bran
ssesls 20: iirsseo eSo corn oil cake ga
tolntny chop s23 75Gs24 oiirneal S27
ohAiS-WHEAT-A hardening Of me September pre-
mum over Decenber Ac 70 cent wes the feature
Y wheat yesterday II represented moderate scare of
s,s cue 70 good cash demand rtinors tsal the chl
eso stock Of No owned by one concern ana
ne continued grading Out Of Is cars received
- tAieage yesterday only cars were con
ss Latsr positions showed considerable weakness at
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
The statistical position Of Brazil

COTTON-Fclloyving the course yesterday cot
advanced To-Day. with the close t2dns me
about top for day The market opened very STEADY
with prices points points higher. and then
worked qulte raEoiy upward On dcNiNc stsat
TIE early Liverpool cables were not up 10 expectations
reports goods centres we're disa-
pointing Nevertheless reports We're oeclcec
less favorable than the average o. late n0lie o
Texas shedding in other parts Of the
telt The lsrer cables from Liverpool more en-
coragng and business from quarter changed over
prominent operator and demand rom
7he South helped undermine bear confidence. u hie
sentiment abroad very bearish ana tlat
trading bear had centred It
self the crop options Spianes We're saio 70 De
actual supplies ana The speculative account was
wsgertng the edge OF turn foT cover.
Philadelphia local spot houses were buyers Of
and October optorss
houses shorts went long the
large Weld some time ago afternoon the
sea5y with prices net 5d7 points higher Total sales
estimated 125ooo bales the bulk OF which vas
January contracts Wall Street was SAID 10
fs[e rrrchssed Is 600 bales on the rise
According The journal OF Commerce, far sighted
traders connectr te current bulish order Of
aevCes with the recent corn report from the
Agricultural Department Washington, which quaiaes
its statement generally improved condition OF
follows. This substantial
ia the most important corn undoubtedly
resulted Improvement In the average for the
country for the fact that fourteen Southern
average decline during July OF l07 points -
Journal Commerce 1t is argued that
ts Of the the conditions necessary 10 the
favorable Of the corn crop are nearly ioentca
Eh those essential the best deVecDnent OF cotton
that the report week later
than report published cotton. il not be
ressonzHl 10 assume that the causes
such deterioration OF Southern States
have probably worked similar deterioration In the cot
tor crop
The Of contract prices the local today
vas as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

E.
The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which be sold
and 04-100 dolars. with
interest from the 2st day of July 1902 together
allowance amounting to three hundred
seveny-eight and 6SlO0 dollars, with interest from
OF 1902 together with the expenses Of the
amount of taxes, assessments.
other liens allowed the purchaser out
paid by the Referee. IS SiTS12
interest. -
Dated. New York. July Slst 1902
HUGO H RITTERBUSCH Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
ROYAL RIUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-ts.so
p NJ Us Mdt-
zFrom Liberty Street only. .Day. tDaiIy except sun
sSuuday only tParlor cars only llVia TaInaqus-
saturdays
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Astor House
lfS 261 1900 1854 Broadway tS2 5th IS Union
square West 153 East I25th i25th St 94S
Columbus Ave. New York; St. S44 $50 Fulto1
81 Rrookyn; Broadway. Williamsburg. New Yo-J<
Transfer and checks baggage destination
c. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
Manager General PasS'r
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations UNCHANGED on
s 9ass q &c FOR niddiing upland and 9tc for Iddng
GUY Sales. 40 bales Southern markets were ele
Efaphed follows: New-Orleans quiet and unchanged
a. a-l6c; Mobile. nominal and unchanged at S94 c:
baNsorah. steady and unchanged S7sc. Wilmington
hE and unchanged sc Norfolk quiet and unchanged
az sc; Baltimore and unchanged az 9sc; Calves
to quiet and unchanged al 7-1ee; Augus,a quiet and
unchanged SIC: Louis. quiet and unchanged at
81 ll6c Estimated receipts Houston for tomorrow
srf 3s bales lai bales actual last week and
lslSS bales actual last year
Receipts ports interior points to-day. CON-
na-sd the came day week and also last
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
sorrrEnN corroN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

1uand prices 1-aoi higher; American rnddlng fair.
uidt'lug l5i6i. uiddling. 2I3-d; low
midd!lng ~: g7oi ordinary iSd; oIdtnary ID The
specIlat!on and export included American Re
ceipts 600 bales including 3G0o American. Futures
closed and steady: American mid
ding o G. August 39-6id buyers: August and Sepem-
he- - 6444 35-6id buyers: September and october,
25-cd buyers october and Noysmber 2o-6td sellers
ernber and January 1 1864 value. January and Feb
ruarv l6-GId sellers. February and March 10 Go
1 I6 G4d buyers, March and April l5-6iqi 16-6td
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
18th Street

IlJtn SIIteI
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to satisfy
which the described pepeIts - 20 oe sold IS Two
eight loo dollars (Sal3 75sC3 with interest thereon
T0,h Snv If July 1902, together costs and
Allowance amounting Three hundred and eghtyseven
~ with the the
sale The approximate amount OF the taxes assessments
o ~ ~ rreHase money paid by the referee is Five
sous.pd seven hundred ana hfJy-two 4O-1Oo dollars
(S5. 152. 40) and interest
Lated We" i'A' GERARD ROBERTS,, Referees.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

No Eio $500; exchange I21sd; receipts 5000 bags;
cleared for States 1900 bags: cleared for
Eur1pe LOCO bags stock. 663 coo bags Santos-Conee
market quiet good average 4S3oo; receipts $500
opened unchanged: al 80 m was net unehanged 70
= pfg higher; sales. 5000 bags Havre-Cofee market
opened steady. unchanged; at IL unchanged: al 3
p steady, advances = franc; al $50 m declined =
Sranr sale