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The Washington times., 1902-03-02

ment at the oyster wharf, foot of Eleventh
Street. when the rapidly rising tide en-
croached upon the timber flooring of the
pier and sailormen were compelled to
wade over knee deep to reach their YES
sells. This was just before the blare
of steam whistles and the changing of bells
at the noon hour on Thursday. The
water had crept over the oyster wharf,
and the distance of inundation inland was
about fifteen feet.
Fleet of Oyster Boats.
The fleet of oyster vessels presented
a pretty picture. They had lain bound
at their piers for several weeks. With
the genial sunshine came the prospects of
food. Former experiences with fresh
cts had taught some OF the captains severe
and expensive lessons. So high-tide at
1872 o'clock Thursday forenoon found the
craft in readiness to move down stream
into the wider waters below Alexandria
should a step be necessary. The sloops,
PUNCHES and schooners had spread out
The Washington times., 1902-03-02
"Sandy's" Experience.

river and came very near finding watery
The Washington times., 1902-03-02
Furniture Adrift.
Serious Blow 10 Business.

A serious blow was struck to business
men by the flood Thousands of dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
WALL STREET REVIEW
THE MARKET FALLS INTO PRO-
 FOUND NEGLECT.
Ore or Two Stocks Dealt in by Sup porters of the Market for Their Sustaining Effect-Bonds
 Are Quiet.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Today's stock mar ket fell into profound neglect and except for the dealings in one or two stocks, which we! 0 selected by the supporters of the msISet for their sustaining effect. there was almost nothing done. St. Paul was again the leade.' and there a spurt in Illinois Central dur ing the day which had no news to explain it, Missouri Pacific continued in good demand but its rise did not extend to a point at any time. The industras were weak in spots but even more neglected than lailroads. The passage of the dividend on Colorado Fuel caused drop of four points in that stock on active selling The stock fiuctuated feverish- y all day and closed at net loss of only i4. The passage of the dividend on Ice pref TT d was reflected in the movement of those stocks, the preferred declining an extreme 3S and closing at recovery of A. Amalgamated Copper was under pressure again but met sup pot at about 63 as on the previous decl ne. The market eased of in the late dealings and closed heavy and below the best in all cases. and ,be riae n ,Ss cs osn rate to above
 per cent in the late dealings ind .cated some contraction of supplies. The weeks move nent of currency taken in connection with the sub treasury operations indicate cash gain by the banks of upwards of S2, 900. GOO. Dur ing the week there has been payment at Baltimore account of Western Maryland purchase, subscriptions here to tho Metropol : tan Street Railway bond issue and to the other requrements It Is probable that prepa- Tations have been making also for the July disbursement of dividends and interest. A further expansion of the loan account of tn banks would not be unexpected. therefore when tomorrow's weekly statement appears. The approach of the month end had its part in repressing speculation. The holiday in Lon don perhaps contributed to the dullness, but the reports of King Edwards marked improve ment helped to keep prices firm. Another fac- ton in the situation was the cessation Of de- mand Tn the exchange markets for remittaht z to London owing the holiday which caused the decline in the price of sterling. thus light ami hQ n withdrawal siderable satisfaction was felt over the reports of rain in the Texas cotton belt. The specula- tive influence in the grain markets made in ferences as to the condition of the crops somewhat obscure. The coalers were entirely neglected There was some buying of the railroad stocks that alleged to be for in vestment in anticipation of the funds to be dis bursed after the first of the month.
 There was very little doing in the bond market and the movement of prices was ire gular Total sales par value. SS OPS GOO.
 United States 2s declined 1s and the new Al h per cent the last call.
 New York Stock List
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Cnttnn at the Ports.

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.--Cotton quiet sales l3 300 Ordinary. 7ikc: good ordinary Sc: low midding. 3iac: middling, -loc good middling. eAc; midilng far. sssc Re ceipts, 5ol: stock. 97,428.
 556; receipts, 494: stock. 23. eos:
 MoBILE-Nom.nal: middlng, Ss4c; receipts S9; stock, 7,577 ,,,, I-l6c; receipts, I.II3: stock, IS, 2Se.
 CHARL ESTON-ouiet; mddling. 8%+c: re ceipts. [; stock. 1888. ~ ceipts Io9; stock. 7.796. ,z
 Norfolk-Quiet: middlng. 9hc; receipts ~ stock l3 e8o. a, -
 BaItimore-Nomnal; mddling. e!.c; re ceints SIS: stock, 4 438. .,..,
 RoSTON-Quiet; middling. S-iec' feceip's
 PHILADELPHIA-ouie middl!ng, s1ac; re ceipts 90: stock. 2.S65. ,e r.. ST. LOUIS-Quiet: n,iddling, 'o-ioc' fe ceipts lo2: stock 2i,24I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Local Cotton Market.
Fl. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

Especial to The AdVeftiSer-J
 NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-Report Of heavy rains in southern and southwestern Texas over night caused market to open 10 to | 2 points lower and additional decline or to 5 points was established later on good rains today ira central and points in northern Texas shorts covering near the close super induced a slightly steadier feeling mak ng the net loss IA to IS points on all months except July which declined points. The thirty leading interior towns received e.4oO during the week, against 34 GOO last year and {. 800 year before last and held in stock l,I. 900. against 267. 900 last year and ioOoo year before last The total stock of Amerl- can ashore and afioat to Liverpool is 112ooO. against 6O9 GOO last year and 372oc0 year before last. Ihe visible supply of American during the week decreased 43 900. against 7f, GOO last year and l26, 900 year before last and the aggregate to date is .7O7: oOO; against I.7e4. GOO last year and .264. 900 year before last. In other words the taking of American cotton this week were 59. 900 less than last year and 63. 900 under year before last while the total visible supply to date Is cnly 67, GOO under last year and 443 900 in excess Of year before last These figures demonstrate that there will be an ample suf- ficiency for consumption and that surplus will be left over September as we'll The drought in Texas has been broken. Good rains have fallen as far north as Paris and Fort Worth. There some complaints, how ever of rains being needed in portions of Mis- sissippi Taken altogether the crop outlook Is now very favorable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
world,s Visible Supply.

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and tele- graphic advices compares the figures Of this week with last week. last year and the year before It shows a decrease for the week just closed of e4,4o4 bales. against a de- crease cf 73997 last year and decrease of 'TT,eO The total visible is 1884 25e. against g. e5s, 753 last week, 2 e74 oee last year and i. a64IIe year before last Of this the to- tai of American cotton is 1 .7o7, 25e against I,75o, 753 last week. 7e4. os9 lest year ana ana l. 264 Il9 year before last, and of all olher kinds, including EgyptS paS Brazil & lndia nso ea9, GOO last year and 500, 900 year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply or cotton shows a decrease compared with last week Of e4.4 4e4 bales. decrease compared With las last wear of 3Oo, $40 bales and an increase com nared with year before last of 700. 40
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as Britain and Continental Europe beS oo9; ooo against 393 900 last year and l,lTTooo wear before last: in Egypt 79ooo. against i34. 900 last year and 95, 900 year before last; in India 472. ooo against 625. 900 last year and 3o3 900 year before last, and o in the the limited States, 459 900 against 7l7,ooo last Isear and 28o 900 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Murphy 6 Co.'S (Inc., Cotton Letter.


 NEW YORK. June 27.-Texas reports mono polized attention this morning early in the day, the Government bulletin of a character indicating that the Texas drought was likely fo be broken today and tomorrow and rains to the extent of 40 at Corpus Christi ani 24 at Galveston were regarded as forerun- ner of what was to follow. Half a dozen points in the drought section reported light showers while few claimed good rains. wh oh alone are claimed to he necessary to save the crop but the fact that indications pointed to the termination of the dry spell brought in number of selling orders. causing in some in- stances 6 points decline. after which there was q disposition to await further develop nenta in Texas. The fact that Liverpool con some After loss of ten points some posi- tions rallied trife. The statistical position called quite strong and it is said that some mills are poorly supplied but the Texas drought is felt to be of vastly greater inn portanee than any other factor not excepting the fine crop prospect elsewhere. Lear sell ing was heavy the morning advanced when it appeared that many Texas sections had good rains. The amount brought into sight TOT the season is To- Oo8 GOO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
quarters in Atlanta.

quarters in AtlaItd. . AL. t,+o,+i,,, of W the com company to put up a $500 square hale, four eighty saw gins which Will be b. sufficient to gin all the cotton prought here He has secured enough Of the s2 OO9 asked for from the citizens here to insure the establishment Of the gin uery. It will be modern up-to-date concern, and will he In operauoh oS the beginning of the cotton season
 The site for the plant has not as yet been chosen. but it is learned three goods sites are picked out and as soon as the balance of the subscripton is secured a stock company will be formed, of which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
. MARKETS FOR FUTURES GENERAL TENDENCY DOWN WARD DURING THE DAY. Break in the Texas Drought and Bet ter Crop Reports the Factors,
 Which Started the Sell
 ing Movement.

NEW YORK, June 27-Thc cotton market opened easy, with prices points higher to 6 points lower, and pretty much all the balance of the session displayed underlying weakness with the general tendency downward under liquidation by tired longs and bear selling break in the Texas drought and better crop reports from the South Atlantic states were the factors which started the selling move ment, The Government map gave cute gen esal rains in Texas August sold at S,34c on the call, and then dropped rapidly to S xZ from which there rally to 8 2S foi- lowed later by drop to 8 2oc. The room was bearish and supporting orders were scarce. The New Orleans market was weak and irregular and the South sold here quite freely The business from abroad was mixed Europe buying the summer and enrly ialI months but selling the late options. There wera no July notices started and this ied for a time to reports that dealers were hold ing their cotton for premium, and to pre- vent New Orleans from getting 1t as one trader put il. Trading was active in ntIul way during the session The ''in sight ngures and the worlds visible supply figures attract~d very little attention, the trade being innu- enced almost solely by the weather reports. The market closed barely steady, with prices net g to i6 points lower. Total sales were estimated at l75ooo bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
R. M. Scale & Co.'S Cotton Letter.


 NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-Traders in the cotton malket this morning were greeted with warnings from the Government Of gulf storm of the Texas Coast which evidently eonduoed to a liberal scattered rainfall in the Lone Star State. as numerous reports or rains were subsequently, received extending in area all the way to the northern borders. free selling movement ensued. which forced prices steadily lower notwithstanding good support rendered by leading bulls in the early part of the session. The impression had evidently gained ground that the precipitation was sat iefactarv this ir,e and vPIues had nothing else to do but depreciate The flood of offer ines that followed produt cd the expected CT feet Closing quotations points lower on July and 3 to 5 points lower on other months Bears are doubtless satisfied now that a bright crop prospect for all sections of the belt has been restored and 1t would be surprising if large crop estimaters took eour- from this fact and started to guess al Ine Ine size of the yield slightly ahead of time No dednite opinion this point or on the course eff prices is practicable at this period, however; and there Is plenty of room for marked changes in the situation in any direction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
nrO.r. vork Dry Goods.

NEW YORK June 27 Dry & gSodsonle1eh@d sooae; aH@i c"t.Vi' I'' IereraiIv Is now in a clean condition. Iaa~, RroWn sheetng and drills are dull and irregu- lar: home demand indifferent al1 Dans @ tot eAp9it S, e,"sdy t"o prints and ginghams firm. Print clotiS dull and tone Of mark'a aro easS s3 Linens are quiet but firm but'apS @ ,,nSa,nr- vancing, foreign markets stroIS "i una ''' able reports of growing jute crop
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Excellent Prospects for Evergreen
 Securing the Enterprise.

Evergreen. June 27.-(Special.l-That this city will have another new enterprise
 in the way of a $6,OO0 steam square bale ginnery seems to be a certainty from what is stated by Peyton Biob of Mont gomery. who has been in this city for several days in the interest of the Ameri- can Compress Company, with head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 27-Clsse: Money on call steady at 3d4 per cent: closed offered as per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4Hqo per cent. Sterling exchange easter, with ac- tual business in bankers bills at 4S7% for demand and at 4s5MdA for % days; posteo, rates, 4.66Mlz and 4 8SiEa4.S S9; commeTclsti bills, 4.84Xu4 S5& Bar silver. o2A. Mexi- can dollars. 42i1; Government bonus, weak State bonds heavy; railroad bonds, irregular
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-spot cotton was in fair demand but reports of rain and storms where rain was most needed in the cotton belt caused the market to weaken. Sales, 300 bales, including $50 to arrive. Quotations reduced l-l l6c on all grades.
 The future market opened points lower for June and July and II to i2 points on the other positions The bears were in contr 1l aided nv the forecasts Of rain from the Weath- CT Bureau, and the reports of rain yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Nor, Work Shot Cottor.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Casston auieti m,d nad ding. ebc: net receipts SSs; gT%ss' r,s ta con tinent. SO Total today net receipts, 3.osi exports to Great Britain, 2l to eonsinen. nat rs. S, 8 oeo. exports to Great Britain 0.- so3; to France. $50; to continent q io9s Total since September net Iecepssa psa os1 e. France 7I3,e3s; to continent, 2,663.TTo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

NEW YORK June 27.-The following table. compiled by Bradstrect, shows the bank clear Irgs at the cn!ts named for the week ended June 26, with the percentage of interest an | decrease as compared with the corresponding week last year:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-Flour. steady: Wheat, frmer; No. red, 5llsc. Corn-Firm, higher; No; mixed. 66c. Bulk meats. firm, SIo.e7l2. Nhiskey, steady. SI.3o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

A good season has not fallen here in weeks and many portions of the county are suffering for rain. If 1t doesn ram shortly it is predicted that the corn crop will be an utter failure. and some farm CTS report cotton as already having bolls on stalks only five or siv inches high; a hot wind blowing for the last two or three days is causing corn to burn up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-sugar, quiet onen kettle. 2IaQ3 3-I6c; open kettle centr fiIeal. 3G3iac; centrifugal yellow, 3;2d4hc seconds. I4d3hc. Molasses, dullls centrifu gal, Ca Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

C. c. Hansen, who is president of the American Compress Company, Will ne large shareholder, furnishing most Of the S6. 600. the building will be put up at once and machinery put in shape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Today's state. ment of the Treasury balances exclusive golh reserves shows: Available cash balance N S205. DOS. 367; gold. sloI.ooe.T3I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Naval Stores.

wILMINGToN; June s5 S7,mSp.rit' casks 'urpen'i"e' S'TanIo RnsIn-4Steafy, Si. i.ioaI.I5; Ieeeints s2 Crude Crude turpen.,nc firm, sI4o' s2'9o and SE: eT eD' dTm, fSrE'':ssIi' si. 50; receipts, l22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

SAVANNAH, Ga. June 2z-rsrPentne, gno, nc firm. 47c. receipts, I2l6; Sales' 2oo' eN- PGR5s Resin, quiet; receipts. 2Is6; sales 4sz exports none. Quote, A D E oS SS11'33SS. M aoS: N. s3 40; window glass sa 4s: water white. S3. 6O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

KANSAS CITY, June 27-Cattle receipts,
 noo natives, 900 Texans, 400 calves, Corn fed cattle steady; quarantine stun 5,. aci,Ie' .' I.n Native cattle lower, stockers steady. ~, nl"iih' 'Nar, and dressed beef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
ocA1. wHorEsALE PRICE LIST
Provisions

Bacon lc.
 Dry salted sides-97t@l loc. Iard-Tierces. IIh9l %cs Meal-77lsc per bushel. xa Oats-whlte. 62c; mixed, ooS. Corn-Whlts. 77sGs4c per OuAnei'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

in several sections. Prices continued to ease of until the close, when June had lost net s points, July g and the balance of the st 5 to IS points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Comparative Cotton Statement

eSs~NO~~~~-~'
 NEW YORK, June 27.-Ccmrara;ive cotton statement for week ending. Friday, June zf' is follows:
 Net receipts at all United States o
 States ports during week ........ zZ'Soo Net receipts at all United States Total receipts to this date .........7.47l.67 .676 Iotai reeeip's " saihe .''>...'...7, u ?, ,2e5 100 r,rsorts for the week ...,,....... 48 S42 t1~pports Cor same week last year,. 39.673 Total exports to this date ........,.6 2, $40 54S Stack at ail Tinted States ports...... 33I,I5o stock sr,e at t,ms ni last sn'oea vear 4se see Stock at all interior towns .......... ll4'S4S Stock at all interior towns same - n, stock at Liverpool :. ................. s97. 900 stoSs Ss.4 at Liverpooi same tune @ es2 900 stock srtta,n 1t American ano@. io 10000 stock Rrta,n 1t ssme time iast year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Naw York Coffee aud Sugar.

~,ru, vnRK Juna 27.-Coffee futures onened steady and unchanged to five points lower the decline being a response to disaP- b,,ii sinnort offerings were light however, and and shorts bid the whole list to up eyea rya, with last night. at which leHel the so masRei sRei nrices being net unchanged and the tone H.,ta. -rotaI sales 1000 bags.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
MORGAN COUNTY TEACHERS.
Examination Will Take Place in
 Hartselle in July.

Hartselle, June 27,-(SpeciaD-Morga County teachers will be examined here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. July '. s and 9. Superintendent Hays will pay off the teachers at that time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
The leading futures ranged as follows;

Cash quotations were follows: No. 3 spring wheat. 7sNa74; No. 2 red No 2 oats. 46Aa4e; No 2 white, 5S1Eq54 No 3 white, 52d54.
 Good feeding barley. 67m69: Fair to choice malting. 69@7oh. No | flax seed. SI 54@l S5. No Northwestern. SlI3 Prime timothy seed, S5 Mess @ pork, per bbl. SIS 2od 1925 Lard, per 100 lbs, Slo 45,ii,o eo,Le,zo,s Short ribs sides. doose), SiO 62tan Iz's' Whiskey basis of high wines, Sl.3o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Total Net Receipts of Cotton.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Following are the to- tai net receipts of cotton at all ports since Sentemher l. 1901:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

The protracted meeting at the Chris tian Church is still in progress, but will probably close Sunday. There have been several additions to the church.
 Protracted meeting will begin at the D,Dtiet Churcb Sunday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
New York Cotton Futures.

Open High Low. Sale. Ed >.r1,- WORK lime 27-The following were the ruling nrices in the exchange troday; Ianusry 773 776 7.6o 7.o9 Ios
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
vo,sae Citv Live Stock.

M MSiy,gar-Nominal. Fair refining, 2s4c centri- furai, e6 test, 3i4c; molasses susar' E'ac'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
Bank Clearings.

Total sales for the day, s2.OOO shares.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
A $e,ooo GINNERY.

Baptist Church Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28
New oriesns Cotton Futures

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-cotton futur' quiet and steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

-REsoURCES- 1oans and Discounts ...........s e25. 1907. .e4 U. S. Bonds (to secure circula- tion1 ......................... 400. DOC. co Other Stocks and Bonds 273,oo7. 50 Banking House and Fixtures.. 100000 Premiums .. .................... l4.9l3.47 CASH Due from Banks. .S69 .395. .o6 U. s. Bonds s.... POS, ,ooo.oo Cash in Vaut..... 23c, .22 U. S. Treas. 6 per
 cent fund...... e,35o oo- II34,se7.2s
  Total .........'.''.....''.''.''SZ' Too' Eo.9S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
KENNETH CASTLE.
An Elegant Country Home Owned by
Man Well Known in Mexico.

W. II. Cavanaugh, OF St. Louis, has
purchased Kenneth Castle, on the
banks OF the Mississippi, about 80
miles south Of st. Louis. This is one Of
the most elegant country places in the
United States; four or five thousans
acres of land with a most modern
home overlooking the river.
Mr.. Cayanaugh is a nephew Of Mrs.
Warren Harper and Hale Talbot, both
of this city. His mother died at the
residence Of Warren Harper some is
years ago. Mr.. Cavanaugh's father,
well known in this city, was formerly
connected with the Deaf and Dumb
AsYlumat Fulton.
Hale Talbot, Of this city, and Nor
man ]. Colman, OF the Rtral World,
have lately been guests Of Mr.. Cava.
naugh.
The Rurai World, MI. Colmans
paper, says: 1.-THE writer has-had the
pleasure Of viewing some Of the most
magnificent scenery in Europe, but be
doubts II he has seen anywhere d
grander view than that which met
his eyes from Kenneth Castle"
Mr.. Cayanaugh has purchased this
property for a country home, being in
business in st. Louis as president Of
the Interstate Car Transfer Company
also president Of the st. Louis Belt
and Terminal Railroad Co.
Kenneth Castle is a quiet home,
located close to ST. Louis, and is an
ideal place for a business mar to en-
JOY home and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
LAND Il

John II. Creasey and wife to Mason
b. Paige, 30 acres In 2S-5i-9, $3.50.
Dora S. Kohl to Henry G. Kohl,
southeast northeast, 2s-52-5, $1,000.
Louis j. Kohl to Henry c. Kohl,
southwest northeast, 2s-52-5, $1,000.
Lydia NJ. Renle to James T. John.
son, 225 acres in 81 and $500, &5,O25.
J.. Frank MCGEE ct al to Augustus
S. Pasqueth, 1854 acres In 5 and 6-5O-s,
o., $50.
Elizabeth Stockwell to Charles w.
Stockwell, 2.46 acres adjoining Benton
City, $3.50.
Clementine NJ. Sicily to Sam N. Nc.
Menaway, s-acre tract adjoining Lad
donia, $3.50.
Emil Ruedy and wife TO Catherine
Mess, northwest, 34-5l-6, less 30 acres
west end, $500.
Albina S. Hale to b. w. Hale, south
half northwest and north half south
west. 24-5l-7. g., 400,
J. G. MeCune to Louis J. Kohl, west
half northwest "A and east half north
east, l5.52-5, 5000.
r. W. Wilcoxen and wife to Mrs. Il.
II. Wright, 95xl3O feet, northwest
part Of Mexico, sI,225.
Alyer Pike 10 David Pike, lots 6, I,
8, 9and 10, Block 6, Utterback's addl-
tion TO vandalla, s21O.
Geo. W. Marshall to Latney Barnes,
northeast, l-5O-s, less n acres south
side u32 acresl, $3.50.
G. +. Urmey and wife to f. G.
Spence, strip % feet, north side north
east southeast, 23-5l-10, s45.
John W. Sudduth and wife to Cliff
ton McGinnis, northeast p and SOUTH
east southeast, 16-52-I0, $500.
Margaret A. Lupton ct al to Clayton
r.. Lupton, ! storehouse and ground,
north side square, Mexico, $1,000.
John Adams etal to Martin and Eva
Glbblns, east half southwest 2 and
northeast northwest, 11-52-10, $500.