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The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Mrs. S. L. HanScom is visiting relatives
and friends in New York and New Jersey.
| Her sister, who has been visiting here, re-
turned with her.-Bar IiaIbor Record.
| Geo. A. Gilchrest has fitted the former
| steam launch Ronald Lee with an S-horse
| power gasolene engine bought of F.. l..
Macomber and she will be placed in com
mission this week.
! In reply to the recent enquiry of Hon.
Fred Atwood of Winterport concerning
Andrew Hal, who was born in Belmont
Jan. /, 1917 +. +. Allenwood writes from
| Cedarville, Alodoc county, California, under
date of Oct, 18th: 81 knew the Halls well,
They were my neighbors. There were
seven boys and one girl. She was named
| Susan. There was no Hannah Andrew
did not marry in Maine He and Job joined
the Mormons and left Maine about IS years
ago. going to Illinois. Susan married Theo
| Carey. He died of the smallpox 50 years
ago. They We're driven out of Illinois and
| Went to Salt Lake City and that is the last
[ | ever knew Of them. am too old to write
much"
An amusing incident occurred on Cedar
street last week. Two families living in
/ the same house each ordered wood the
same day. A load came and was thrown
Oft in the yard. The people at home, in
both families, supposing it to be theirs be-
gan getting it IN, but luckily, or otherwise,
| each visited the wOOdpile while the other
was inside, until several turns had been
made. At last they appeared together and
explanations followed. The wood was car
ried back to the pile and left until the sec
ond load appeared, as the teamster was the
I only person who knew which was which.
| The only hitch was caused BY the person
who did not own the first load getting a
stick or two into the stove before the mis-
take was discovered.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. The Dinsmore
store has a new advt. in regard to the
Dorothy Dodd shoes. The f. S. S. Co.
has entered upon the winter reduced rates,
s2.25 from Belfast to Boston. The select
men of Montville have a notice on town
orders. Spencer Il Wilson have seven
new adytS. in this issue. 1t will pay our
| readers to read and remember them....A
| desirable tenement is for rent at 81 Pearl
street. ... Garlic Il Jones have made % and
50 per cent. discount on all their white,
stone aud glass ware and quote special
prices, Their 1903 wall paper has arrived
| prices ) cts to II Geo. w. Burkett
has tenement to rent at No. 6 Miller street
....T The Know ton house on Miller street
viii be for rent on sale Nov. It'll o.. Woman is
wanted at the Girls Uunlp TGpl p Wood
adyertiseS buck lost Oct sd
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Letter to Belfast Fuel & riay Co,

Bellst, Najne
Dear Srs; You give full weight of good
coal.
50 do we-23l inches to gallon of paint
that lasts twice as long as old-fashion paint
er's paint, lead and oil and allow our agent
to sell it on this guarantee:
III you have any trouble with this paint.
either now in putting it on, OF hereafter in
the wear, tell your dealer about it.
"We authorize him to do what is right at
our expense
We know dealer in coal, who delivered
his coal with public WeghteI's tick ct
(full weight invited complaints and actual
ly exchanged the coal when complaint was
made. He had half the business a dozen
firms had the other half
We are 1916 years Old, but not toe Old to
sell paint as that dealer sold coal We like
to pay dalna@tS-W when there are any
ours truly,
43 T. W DEvoE 4 Co.
i. 5. J. W. Jones sells our paints
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
TO the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
TO all weak and sick1v
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
10 thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
OF their own.
llc stands for Scots Emul-
non of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
ionic for children, for old folks
md for ali who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists,
09-4 Pearl Street, New York.
SOC. and Sl.OO; all druggists
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
NnWs Of BELFAST.

...,-- shipped a carload of iron
,as>.. asst Thursday,
........5i the season were in the
. They sold at 10 cents
a member of the Boston
handsome deer at North
--Iu>day.
uHus the curfew bell will
lu. to the city ordinance,
November 1st.
md black sign has been
ks business College. The
,r If the style taught in
Nr and Mrs. Harvey II.
while at play on the
,ct 2nd, and broke his
...EN Ladder Co. is arrang-
ball to be given in the
Use Thanksgiving eve.
r.-rt by Lakes orchestra.
mu>hrOoms is over, and
conspicuous by their
Ties were very abundant,
..-l ,agle specimen has been
.. acp~ where they usually
oVS lave a 4O0-light dy-
tt fer their shoe-factory.
t. iu receiving the materi-
NE not all in, but the
utory is lighted by the
safe. supper and dance
lrcle will be held in
Tuesday afternoon
uu.r +th. These fairs are
ld Instructive, the SUP
-I'e> offer opportunities
,, goods at reasonable
vroosp,ar hos ra
-.... Treasurer s1oo the
gt, i entitled on ac
g Nortbnnr4 avauua
..v The monay WAS
tr-3sl1.y to the cities
-.jt 4arl,- i'm rcfohar
.>f.ar+ if until Janlarv
g.. .s....t......-,
1,.,,,, a.,,. ...1
-I',, I'i, G'-' y, '1ee,'' %,'
Hu- l54i pounds. a
hearing MIR. :. tell
rl am opposite. He
.uaSh seeds and his ell
lash not so large as d
-,,IgS Horace Chen
-u urundatiou 10 thp
. Fred :. HutchIns
and building new
..-r his house on Union
F Ni,ker,ou recently
fl. n4r housa ma ALVIN
.rabfl3 has huilr a CON
...r. j..use at his ,,1ana al,
..+.,p 1,.n.a bui1ling
,aeL NJ "A N-a1ch
.- N3terville Daily Mail
Eaeid Of the City Opera
,i for an early date
~ Italian Band of 90
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Mrs. S. L. HanScom is visiting relatives
and friends in New York and New Jersey
Her sister, who has been visiting here, re-
turned with her-Bar HarbOr Record.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
A BUDGET OF BARGAINS
s. * White, Stone and Glass Ware. * *

we enuneate few of the goods with the
AS it's quite impossible to temize all the a
ductloh OF :8:S all the goods
not mentioned below
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

The colored glass windows, with a large
number of small lights, i'll Riggs bakery
have been taken ont and new single light
windows put III.
f. II. Myrick, one of the prosperous
farmers of Troy, has beaten the record in
raising peas this year. From one sowing
there were two yields, The first crop was
harvested early in The season, while some
of the second Yield was on their table Oct
/, nearly as delicious as the first Turf,
Farm and Home
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

oTHEe MARKErs-RY rELEGRAFH.

Chicago oct 4-Cattls-Rcceipts 2op heal. including
market steady, good prime steers
iual 81 5OGSS 80; medium 81 tS6 co. sockers
feeders 81 25Q$ 81 55aSf 80; heers s. =,
81. Texas steers So j0dS5 a., Hogs Receipts
5000 head: MOTday. ~ 600 left 5000; markef
strong Sc higher mixed and butchers. 81 2jQS1 s0-
choice heavy, 81 iOdS7 50: 81 SOD
81 40; light 81 l5qS1 TO- bulk Of sales - 2aSl 40 Sheen
Receipts. 5000 head; sheep and lambs steady: good t
choice wethers S3 25s4: fair choice Mixed 81 500
So 80. native lambs So JOgSj 20
Cincinnati Oct 4-HIogs active and higher at s. 25se
81 60 cattle steady S2qS6 so Sheep steady at II 300
So 40. Lambs steady IS IJdS5 =.
East Buffalo, Oct +-Catte-Receipts 100 head; noih-
ing doing VealsReceipts light S5 jOqSS % HogsRe-
cepts 5000 head fairly active pigs shade lower others
steady heavy s. 55a$ a5 mixed s. $5gS1 20;
Workers 81 0g$l 50: light workers. 50 sOaS TO- pigs.
81 500 90; roughs So; S5GS6 grassers.
81 daiTieS and ambs-Fseceiptss
$500 head sheep frm In uhs steady, lambs. 50 5SS
yearngs S4a$4 80; 50 3OaS4; mixed sheep. S21S4
East Liberty. Oct 4Cattle steady choice. SO e00s1:
heavy. 81 TOd<1 mediums s. Workers..
81 2JgS7 81 light do. 81 l0G$7 25 pigs 50 40dS6 5O skp
S21S+ roughs S6dSl % sheep steady best wethers.
81 50qS -. cus and common 81 504S2; choice lambs.
So 25aS5 40: veal calves 81 j00$S
Kansas 4.-C Receipts. NJ
changed choice and dressed beef <7QSI
fair good, 81 50GS6 90. soCker and feeders
81 81. Western fed s. 90GSf 40 Texas and
81 j09S3 hefers 81 60GS4 rs
bulls S2G$3 so calves 81 2JQ<5 90 receipts for week.
o2StO cattle 1899 calves Hogs-Receipts. 2 100 hcads
steady 81 30; bulk Of sales 81 dS7 80;
81 20d$7 Workers. 81 "a 90; pigs S6aS7
Cepts week 81. head. Sheep-Receipts
steady native lambs. So 20HS4 10: Western lambs, $40
81 wethers 81 a5GS4 Western 81
So 90 few ewes 81 90aS3 TeXas clipped yearlngS.
81 ljdS3 sheep 81 75QS3: S23
So O5. receipts for week. $1,000 head
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
C,AsH ornTATInNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE -r New-York. October 1902
ste.4, .he coffee u-arket to-day after opening
uu.l stronger ~, Ht % points higher. turned Nery
h=o1 the - am considerably active than has
uo,.r,c,t siIce the apparent collapse Of bull
poi7 ~ Hllll3 closing steady virtually hest
4aN or Al prices l0G30 points higher
one or The tHd up % So T5o bags which constitutes
The Nlluruav mornings
t.l7 netOre the morning
rasn 'loI'oie u an upward movement. The Euro
asal-l uneNDeg tedlv
vas .fs 90 tStnE net IA q franc higher Hamburg
f-s tsher and the Brazilian respond
StrfCs tser tcne Of THURSDAY higher
liiig, eng 100 reis and A private
r1.Tt .9 ItpoIte continuance the smaller
quite as sns ~ 81 ram and the receipts to-day were
baPs a. expected The 4
l ti- p)rts 5l.O4O situation
.tl.tliaIlN bullish of bv
beeD Ine rains. which movement.
advanre in ~ rry 70 inIIre the outlook. The
o., ~ W. european markets
ase ana II Is also pointed
i-Ls sLJcks IN that
tbs tS lnhuenced by alleged crop damage Locally
II is ssJ Nts caused by heavy purChases-a amounting.
r...lL. ~ at''G- 5000 prominent
t-.4rt ana which be result or
~. tIe higher cables.
ANY parity with Brazil
assuu1pf,D 80. source were reported Aside from the
tl,dt the rains have
si,i ltI3 nave averaged up rather favOraby. Mail
~, -. bIazi, dated since
~ ts Ir ~ Sao PaulO the only affected
al mat the damage there confined 10
.-.A u-fs So that IN effect bs in
mi. 49," ulakins With the heavy stocks
4Iety ana the large visible.
'l seem Inclined 20 accept buIish of
IN idet trade opinion a whole Is rather
,b...f' ai"l lt L. claimed have
~ NOV enent viii again increase 10 figures tusti-
,,,,t,, .fIsFr crop estimates. The
f5r Rio a> with quotations the basis of 9-l6c
ne range ~ contract prices IN the I5caI market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool Oct. 4.-CIosing. Wheat-Spot. No red
Western winter dull lOd Northern spring firm
at Is "a No California hrn az IS sd. futures
Cember. 5s 1Osd March. rs f0isd C'orn-St,ot quer.
American mixed IS 9d. futures quiet: October 5sad:
January. ~ 3sd March. Is 1isd- guier
at IS sd. FlourSt Louis fancy Quiet al IS 3l
Hops at London Gacfnc Coasu and ola crops nru,
at 50 lOsAit Beef strong. extra India HOS Pork
-fr,ae mess Western, strong at 92s al Hams-Short
cut. - to 10 N. steady at 56s
- to 80 10 steady 6s rib. Ib quiet az
Sds: long clear middies light. 2S 81 H. 6l:
long clear mtddles heavy. 20 %
short clear backs rs N. clear b~les
- 10 10 10 steady SIS Shoulders-S1uare to
steady al lis- Lard-Prine Western IN terces AT
Sds; American refined. in pas steady
nominal Cheese Arm, American
can finest coOred. sos. TallOWPrime city az
Australian in london firm Us Had Tarpentne-
Spirits firm at 37s 81. Rosn-Common 4s Ii.I.
letroleun-Refined quiet Cd Linseed dull al els CD
Cottonseed oil-fiull refined, spot, duh 24s.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

= ,.,,r,le there are ten clerks in the department
~ ~ 80 nsixane teller and many more unoer the
81 .eiler Other departments have stans 81
..D lsrrer in number Thus We are able TO
AMI The clerks of department 20 Mork eNAtnh- %
put - ,ccolnts Of another department every other
.ls Tbe clerks are paid for their extra work, 50
". ,,ose who are anxious 10 earn more welcome
us us1 ms N-av the work ~ examination goes On
-, n,N1e as TIE work of the bank 10 stIl lurther
w f,aud or COLLISION. men Who are IN lhe
~. -, ,rIspe-ted are tTanSfCrreo from one posi-
-, 10 another. Detectives are also ehlploEea 10
- sirhtest Sign that man is given 10 specula-
fou. t.rly ss rof,,ad Of a large amount
- -bsrk eXaminers are al once subjected 10 popu-
w 49,. I{rt these examiners are not wholly 10
~ - \, IS not their duty 10 be detectives. The
uail, al large bank arc 80 intricate that II Is
- ,-,,iosr task even 10 over them without sub
= n''.- tTguD 10 tho scrutiny necessary 70 ferret
iS1-rre defalcations. The responsibility rest
ON 'T 7rron the president and directors OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
Cupid FEELS THE COAL FAMINE.

However loving and trusting two young hearts
NAV be- saws The Saturday Evening Post" II Is
foregone conclusion that they can In no way
affect tho price Of coal this winter. and II Is
brave young man who would take MS iair young
I-I7. Ia, tba hand and face the whole world with
coal at 500 a ton. Therefore the weddings are being
POSTPONED by hundreds Of thousands until moro
susnIcious tunes. and everybody knows what that
means That there is many a slip is nowhere more
and , wedding postponed has but one chance VI
0yc Of ever coming on. -, ~
~. nan that the coal strike and the cOnse-
,,t booSting OF prices are going 10 nave a similar
fGgbtinr eject upon next springs crop OF eneas,-
-,,47,t. nd weddings. since only the tapulously
.esI,hy ran anord this winter 10 allow Cholly tl1
ar,r,i5ts IN hold down the sofa IL the warm ana
,. ~ ,arl,T intI an hours OF the night Stern
papas will enforce the early closing Euies WIN WIN
~ b-.rJ az rfgidity when 50 coal IS Delhs con
,J,J ia The furnace Parlor duets Will become si
u1En0N,u quantity, impecunious youn6 men i VIII VIII
i0 keeD warm and there will be no engasehleh's
Tollovrfng the winter season OF tete 4 IeteS-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

do large red sa1Oc; black per basket IOac:
81 ssdss DO White yarees s2@s2 5o do 6elaTs per-
Standard Srste 81 75as2 50: do eish5 prime to ehoiee
s. 5aS2: poor fair 7eqS1 5o DO small crates soc
good to prime 50 25as5 - POOR fsir, Sfas5 DO
P'Rs F u sl apples in fair supply and
SSh eoSadent ss to NE future market and ask rter bsS
apples small fruits in light supply and irSu except rasp
berries which are weak california fruit quiet and u
n. s.: choice. 7aI'sc; do prime. 6.9eac do com
@ %h' ,S M sa5 81 3. do cores and SKINS 81 s5SSg ,
& espssd cST S @ 10 fa @ F r - IsScSs sgSS
California MoeFpark sa1o,ac; do Royal 6lssc prunes
HOPS Arrivals are still on a small scale and there Is
little trading nom day to day At fuu prices. Buyers
s are s'' ~ iS m meb ney s nan Sn ne are nSs %
Per pets Is quite strong We quote state S i m se esS r S
52s do lee5 ehptss CO.. 40 PTi%s ssg3so lover
s9os SS nd c 90 Frms & Ss9SS I Do . o"Ss
grades li9lc; state and Pacific Coast older growths,
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes in
moderate saPgE and rather hr9 fT Ghoiee Sweet pos
strictly prime stock steady 70 urn; drag Gu
Seiey sovS SaHoWeTs In Hbsraq upS g9 a@d Driss %ss
% s@d Toso sSe as ss % FsPpsTs IN % as~
vegetables about quoted We quote Potatoes. Lons
York per pounds 81 5oaSi T5 do Jersey and IN river
sS DBL & s % 10 d faI Ps % p double oS SssS o sS e s
81 70 do virginia poor TO prime 81 12as 81 Brussels
Sbl, 81 56gs4. 40 sias2 sue,m6er pskss;
ouny. s2qs3 so; corn. per 100 5ocaSl celery fancy.
large per dozen stalks 35Q50c; do medium 2Od3Oc.
imal sable caulifoWers. prime. per bbl 81 2JG$1 so.
10 poor 10 good 2jcd$l. egEpans Jersey. bb 500
Toe lima beans. Jersey potato. bag. 50dTJc:
id1Oc; lettuce Western New-Yo-k. 2Od3Oc:
do Eastern 1OTatc; onions.
81 JOlts3: do yellow S2aS2 80 do red 81 75dS2:
orange county white per bag. SlHSl go yellow. 81 s5
gS2; do red 81 504S 10 do Western. yellow. per 15Ob
bag 81; do red. 1Orb bag 81. peas. Southern,
basket Slqsl 5O peppers Jersey bulnose, per
Dbl 5OGIjc; 90 red $1a$1 %. long green JOd c
Long red Isl % pumpkins bbl Goa Zoe parsnips.
ern per basket 406Oc; do Jersey nearby per baG
59g55c; 1grniPs Jerssy. Russia. per Dbl s5a75c;
a40c. - - -
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Saturday usually dull
enough had threatened rainstorm add duness
or today Receipts still ahead Of the
qulreents OF the market though atterly
somewhat reduced by expert location are
ruling fairly steady, and there
next week CtoVers when attractive. Wa
quote Prime large bales. per loo 10 90; No do. sra
QttS-ac NO do. sOfIN5C No do. 65 zoe bales,
2c less than large irregular but sound 5Oa60e; clover
do poor but useful 45a50c. Receipts hay
reported at the Produce Exchange today Hud-
son River Railroad 40 Erie so: Delaware Lack
aWanna and Western TO- West shore Lehigh Valley.
So, Baltimore and Ohio. 10; Central OF
river harSes 20. canal boats 2f3. L292
total for SS92: do last
OF raj
week SlT tons; last week $50 TRAW-Sup-
plies abundant. holders have the about
former figures Demand however improves with cooler
weather We quote long rye. per 100 II, At Ioa15c-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

hank Furthermore the value OF these -,
nations is chiefly for preventive purposes LAM
done So much 10 find embezZlement a. "a =, - nor
ono beinc made Eternal and internal prevent
necessary.
There have been suCh great mechanical i'm,
frical alarms and other such devices thai 81, -
rghf nigh handed robbery f. seldom sttaao.lt- olt-
a. snv ~ our city banks But for AN than cr1iii
roe1 arc more numerous and bold al The r,sh-
,ir,c 49,, ever before. These professional
rrr,ta in small towns. where the bank h tn-. -,
~ srord modern burglar proof devices Thess
1s,,iyg ,ra furthermore. isolated 50 as 10 ir,-,s
.I,d5er and desperate descent hy robbers ' d
grdar protect themselves these s-,.tt--
- go nut what Is known burglar i-,.,r--i
a-.,f me annual premium is not much a. 49,.
-, ~ =, absolutely burglar proof buildinr 81
.osS .r5 a. such hanks hardly ever carr NO.
t6sn & 40 or s go, il j. not necessary take ON
: H1f.,- 49, more than this amount. Further No.
fertion is Afforded by becoming a member Of he
A,Hr-irsr I3sukers' Association, which Is ~
TnItusl insurance character
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

Si',n Exeh1nse special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
POI 500 American. 5000. receipts 1000: mid-upand
SeS sSsay net 10 points highsr October Sos october-
January 46b; JanuaryF February 46ls. February-March
FLR AEB MsAfi5a feI Nay S and 5 Msy-Jgne May eos
es restricted by fun asking prices the reaction in
8 strshfs s. 8 4s unier PISs6s patents y s. S g
81 soa$a extra No winter s. Sol 81 ~ NJ 90 Rev T4,eT %
Mat Rt dGet ana Quoted t. ri Sc s n 6 FLOUR
asa a.. RYE Ell FIoIII' Quoted Fair good So l5
quiet 2qo,Sd; Kiln dried s. 4og$3 80, brand
low 81 556si ss sosr 81 S8S "a Inc "hte and vel
S sS spring bran spot si7 sacks arrive 200 n
ssiing sig 5gs2i in 80 S sacks city FEED si7 a
chop So 5cas2a So oIusai s98 5osss7. sAe VA h0mny
corn wheat market for time Practal gptSR rnora N
noirfs oeatiS9 conditions |ere on hand and advanced
Late reactions were brought about by unloading
against SEQ cars last eeR but fns WeatSer an ibrS eag
tho spring pointed toward some enlargement
y oiiTrings and arrivals at primary points Trade
than the usual OF outside being sat
than demand after the first pturn had sgbsidd &
abroad dull and practically unchanged az both LiVer
ungred Wheat % m 'Is s5poTS Win sd Loads Of
bush No % hsT t5y R 1s fsade included ed, %
Northern Duluth sosse and No hard Manitoba ~,
al al o ailoat. At O'Clock the market easy. with
tnI9ush the big corn states prices hroughout the
Se o 80 sn?Ssd % M strong opening advance selling up sc
@ t me adVance brought out 50 much realizing that
was sustained with difficulty. and toward
nc pressure and closed only sdis higher Even
greater weakness shown the Decpm-
Der closed at 55sC. previous
night Behind the storm which prevailed Southwest
and ohio Valley states high indica-
os OF clearing weather with lower temperatures
encouraged most of the late selling long
also little by shorts Chicago receipts I3s cars
with > contract IoaIe
outports. Locally 5000 y sold Oli.r
elevator. No closed 7Oc, elevator and o. h
afoatf No : white and yellow 1Olac. Z o afIo
OATS-With other markets oats opened and then
eesed on closing unsettled Clearing weather West gave
some hopes that receipts and grading would Improve
tr Trade mere consisted or oO0 bush including 40
bush a 33iec- No . white
No white. 35iac; white 3Ta3Tisc and staniri
white. S6tac..-... .RY market steady: No 1
5Si2c. ahoat, 54a5+izc: No 2 54a54ir'
4ec and mating at 5Osd61c. both 1 +. Buffalo "
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
STRAIGHTFORWARD BEGGING.


HLLP ASKED FOR A WORTHY CHARITY.
Ia the last number OF 'rrhe Nazareth Chronicle"
- 49, paper published BY the order OF Brothers
"a, IN IN the interest Of their work, Brother
- the head OF the brotherhood calls atten-
4, & ~ INC Tact that the burden OF dehcit OF 5000
,hs oe'ls borne Much good has been done by
-, i-SaeIlhclng brothers AT their home and
a.looi 100 at Priory Farm and much more could he
a~.lNished N they could unload the little debt.
v.ho - NAnert expresses his thanks 70 the people
.,,I,., nave assisted him IN his work and SAYS:
,,rr me return of autumn generally comes a re-
~, . charitable activities. We are hoping very
,uuoh that our good friends will take moro than
- interest In our straightforward begging
months want, " possible. during the next three
prese,s' 40 set rid ~ the deficit which az the
torsrslNlne lNlne ~ very embarrassing 10 us.
Potter. t5ttlohs should be sent either 20 Bishop
OF 10 .l.i,eAafd Stevens. Castle Point, Hoboken,
D'o'her Gilbert, PriOry Farm. Nerbank. y. 4.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

t9LIoNN No startling changes occurred in the local
lli'ht' day Vet the whole market
lIll.tL's OF Inherent and increasing strength. The
~ Is reluctant 20 admit the change for the better
IN @ Ihd-rtone. 20 last turned for giving special
seHll'A 70 tne remote positions which
IiiIt llSher o. = points lower. following
WORKED slowly bur persstently
TX ana Eooi SUPPORT from commission houses doing
-'l-ihl business f"T public investors. English
a"a we're better than ted and the
'il " fufheT heavy rains tho
i ne for-r7st from Washington frost In exposrd
lt.fs m Arkansas tonight hardly calculated 10
"taF me itars or the bears. and % en-
'iHsei public buying The conservative
arNrd 70 regard th~ position OF Wall street con
tinEeLt as uutaNoTabl"
CUT rr the synGicates differences between
January ana March 1t = points. the
isr against no iiues II the winter options.
LaI dWinded down o. matter of IS points.
Win Indications strongly fayonE advance In the
distant option The business was for tha most part
cone IN the distant months leading the belief that the
lpi regard operations In January hazard
GUS Fhtaieu absorbed gladly
alSp hli Tor liberal amounts Of
Ihe rather Irregular ruling or the market ana the
persistent claims that the
70 7oilr extent disturbed prospective Investors.
private crop reports distinctly
az 20 oTen cotton by rains serious deav in
peHng ana Rack % maturemeut of late cotton owing 10
abseh.e ~ warm weather. southern w
sa1 u te nrmer. aud predictions flr relatively
smaller receipts than last The
was very steady and net ig7 points higher leading
M Iis~ Total sales estimated at 100 bales
~ market Tor spot cotton dull and unchanged.
~ Sic Tor midfling upland and lee mddnE tiulf
Total sales were i2n bales % splnuers.
ne range ~ contract prices Ia The local to-day
was as follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

steady American middlns - 1OOd. The OF tho
day bales of which 900 for
and ard Included $500 American. Receipts LOOs
bales American Futures opened firm and closed
steady: American middling z o October OOd SELL
October November. 9 sellers: November
and December 8 G2 1000 buyers December January
81 0Od BUYERS; January and February sellers:
February March. buyers. March and Aprii
60-o0d buyers; April and May. sellers: May
and June, 4 iOOd sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

. hars -pcl. Flour firm. "A heat spring hrm- 10
CON dur So s nSe 2 winter nrnl 70 rsd 7sso
Nos a. 80 90 essc. oats strong; No white, s5asc.
teqeOe fcr 49, 10 mixed. 81 te: No Do 5ic. Barley
-, 'N western, Z. Rye, No I. SSc
v-s OCT s-Ihe beading futures ranged folloNs:
ocober =" :. opcuiEg. Highest Lowest. Closing
Ei;ss'~s,, .:..:: :.,:.''SsSsS IS IS = ~s5$s s: