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Morris tribune., 1902-06-28
Hancock.

Senator Jones was a Hancock
visitor Wednesday.
The L. T. L. has changed it day Of
meeting from Monday to Wednes-
day.
). K.tBuellY is expected home soon
from land seeking trip through
Canada.
John Erickson and family spent
the Sabbath visiting friends in the
country.
The W. @. T. U. held their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Rankin.
Mrs. Peck of Morris is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Whitson, for a
few weeks.
Miss Clara Simonson attended the
wedding of her brother, at Morris
Wednesday.
A new peanut rooster in front Of
Caswell's store adds to the metropol.
itan air of Six Street.
R. H. Walker and G.. @. Thorpe
will 60 to the state convention at
St. Paul next Tuesday,
Miss Ina Brevig and her brother
Harry are attending a wedding at
Browns Valley this week.
Mrs. o. J. Hill is enjoying a visit
from her mother and Uncle, who
arrived "Wednesday from the Dakotas.
James MCGOWAN, G. J. Blackman,
and VIM. Bucklin attended the
Democratic convention at Morris
June, p.
The fact that Hancock will eel.
ebrate the Fourth is already apparent
in other ways besides the fire cracker
and the small boy.
Frank Wilcox moved his family
out to their camp at Lake Minnewas-
ka, Sunday. Miss Myrtle will return
each week to her music class.
G. G. Thorpe D. L. Woodward,
Ed. Hoverson, John Hunter and
A. Nystuen were delegates to the Re-
publican convention at Morris June
%.
Melvin and Bert butcher and
Clarence Thorpe returned from n.
Dakota, where they have been I'M
proving their claims for the past two
weeks.
The band boys attended the En-
campment at Lidgerwood the past
week, reporting a good time when
the hard trip getting there and back
was forgotten.
Several new members were initiated
into the O. E. S. Thursday night. A
royal banquet and general good time
was enjoyed by all after the
ceremonies,
Harold Erickson returned home
from DEBORAH, Iowa, Thursday night,
and Radio johnson from Superior
Wis, Friday, being the last of the
students who have spent the year
away from home.
The bills are out for a Handker-
chief Bazaar to be given Friday
night by the Band of willing
workers. Ice cream and strawberries
we're on the program, but we are too
to rovort rncI1ltS
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28
Ransom County, Rortb Dakota

s S ss2sT saE 5anE "
UEe fGnce a 5o06 70 1fFes 2 5Ff Sad9W es re-
per acre Terms Is cash.
H sfS 2ons snd S acres be
aGh G5g 0 Price SIS PP acre. T4 ~ cdsh
per cent
osl22 Al uncp!tiyaed eys! land Tim
WSteIed By 5P6ng DEanage c+es' N F. X r. o.
ing settlers American. Price $500 acre. Terms
d i e fad %ste Gn BY FGnE fafk
6s Line S B B1 $3.50
H2 Geny o1 aa 10 @ cay
scRoo MaTfe miles, Price 6 per acTs
Terms $4,000, cash
en! $@E al o Gay Ho ea2 %St
eTed by good we'll Sa house. sa1!e for fo9r
Price $1,000 Terms $500 cash, balance long
e55tvs{sd GsRtly 5Pi1ag 5s%d BfseS 95 SCI
HoSse 224 poor SoPdition Barn i;e NsT gTanaTy
HaF6St miles 5 Earn in excellent condition Price
cuvated 20 acres .neadSw: GsnfIy roliiHga BACK
Sa SH G5sy 53SS 491 a[aasfS
Terms S264O cash. Balance per cent.
so e9 s a H sye GS1 sol per sn acre sub
taken at once. Terms easy.
3W %5Ss noS Ese 5s yo clay sabso
Wate5ed by greek Seed grainage No iHp5oyedments.
Scandinavian neighborhood. Price $3.50
Total $3.50. Terms to be arranged.
3 4cs End eT c5es aek sH cIs7 Eb
soil. Watered by we'll Good drainage. House 14x28 L
12x12 Barn 4Oxf0 Shingle), Granary 7Ox2014. NPRR.
= O. miles. School y mile Market miles, Nation
Bltv of surrounding settlers mostly American Price
S23 60 per Total $780, Terms to be arranged
No. 124-32O acres 1875 acres c1ltvated 145 acres
cultivated No land. 10 timber. Black
Ioam soil Gay subsqj y Watere!d by rXer HOUSE and
miles Nationality Of sur-oundng settlers mixed.
Price S24 90 Total $744O. Terms half cash
No. 125.-160 80 cultivated. 10
cultivated All rolling prairie. s. acres timber.
Drainage river. House 1x2Sx12. Kitchen 12x12 Stable
mile. Market miles Nationality of surrounding
settlers mixed Price $9OOper Total $500 Terms
S24O0 all cash.
No acres 40 cultivated 120 acres unCul-
tivated. 70 pasture. No waste land All level
PRAIRIE so timber Black loan soil, clay sub
soil Watered by riyeE DTaBnge 5iveri Fins house
School . mile. Market 10 miles Price S23 90
Total $685. Terms to be arranged.
All level prairie Black loan soil, clay subso Good
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28
Notice of Lis Pendens.

STATE OF MINNESOTA(
County of Stevens
District Court,
10Th Judicial District.
Michael Fink, Plaintiff,
Heinrich Buck, J. A Sven
son, Carl Taylor, d. T.
Wheaton, L. E. PearCe,
William Staples, Anton Notice of
Loehr, also also other : LIS Pendens
persons or parties I'm
known claiming any
right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real
estate described in the
Complaint herein, De-
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given. that an action
has been commenced in this Court by the
above named Plaintiff against the ,ove
named defendants for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning a decree OF the said Court that
said defendants or either Of them have no
estate or Interest in said premises or lien
thereon, and for such other and further
relief as to the Court may seem just and
pr per, together with the costs and dis
burSementS of this action.
The premises affected by said action
are situated in the County of Stevens and
State of Minnesota, and are described as
follows, to wit:
The Northeast quarter NE. ~ of Sec
ton mum bered two (2I, in Township num-
bered one hundred twenty-four [124l, of
Range numbered fOrty-three 1881.
Dated June 18th, A. D, 1902.
SMITH & BEISE & GEO. E, DARLING,
Plaintiffs Attorneys Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28

Sbo3 Nq E 9P a R o Of
Tofa sso Ts S55's $40 cash. 0F '' ' "
e H &c xssts s6d 5HsS ng 2e 6fg
BLACK loan soil, clay sub=oil. Watered by Well Good
andmi ETC. o"S 81 DR S % es choo
efsr= HnsTcsn PTice per acre. Totai
Terms to be arranged.
AIlevel pTai4jS BACK {oam so Gay sgDso5l Go9d
drainage: MP; RR p o., school a1ld Harket l12
Pics ACRE. rotai Tsrn :5S Be arFahssd
NJ 1870 ceres $50 acres culyated AGO. acres s IN
pam soji gay s%5soil: Watered By %Si Sat1T9l
P SIS 90 to Be Fangad
NJ la,9 acres. 80 acres cu1tjvaeid 125 acrgs IN,
m02e9a leNe S o. ch6o and nar
acre Total s' Tsrns I'll 70 be aTanged ' '''' pei
NJ acrss ACRES cultiyated 100 acres ,s IN
i oan " Sg Goy
MsFte & Price $1,000 W paT acre Total j 56
Terms cash.
NJ acres: 20 as5es cultivated: %
Sa Bs 2 x a 2snarv Ye8 p E PoQ5s a ND
Sao9 M4Fe5 ota 6 FeIm sgHRS
cash, bal. 5 per cent.
S4 Bisc osn 1884, eisy sabH6 e 5
Fe Pston e as SEoo 51d Market
per acre Total s564o Fe1s Sill Bal Sper cent
NG HIT S"S;tSa P
timber Black loan SOIL clay subsOil Watered
by river. Good house l4x2x12 it. posts, wing l211S212
fit. posts. Granary 14x16, shed each end Mp r r
P. O. fort Ransom ? miles, school miles Market,
SO 81 Total $5675 Terms s3555 cash BAL per cent
No; 1875 acres. 30 acres cultyated So acres
meadow 2acres waste. Rolling prairie Black loan
soil, clay ,Subs9il Hoyse log like, granary lSS@
School x miles Market miles. Norwegian neighbor
hood. Price Sl9UOper Total $500 Terms S2SOOOO
cash.
No. 139 20 acres $50 aeres guilty. Black loan
soil. Mp K. r Postofice Plymouth mile: Mixed
neighborhood: Crop to be reserved. Price $500
Total 1890 Terms CASH
meadow 20 acres pasture. Black oam soil clay
Watered by well. House 1Sx26 barn OK 49,
airy 14x14. Mp RR. P o. Miller, = mile School %
mile. Market miles. Norwegian neighborllood.
Price $50 90 per acre. Total $500 Terms S44G0
No. 142.-16O acres SO acres cultivated. 10
pasture. Black loan soil. Watered by well. Small
house. Barn holds thirty head of stock. Windmill
P. @. ro miles School ~ miles. Market IL
miles Mixed neglborbOOd Price S24.OO per
Total $3.50. Terms $2240 90 cash.
No; 143-1l2o acres Of as good land as there is in
North Dakota. lies nine miles North of Lisbon 40
in crop 2O acres of fenced pasture This farm is
fully equipped with good buildings. wells Windmills,
etc Price, if sold in one parcel 500 100 per acre
No. 633. 100 acres under cultivation Price $l450
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28

From this time forward the Morris
City Mills will want all the good
wheat obtainable for which they will
pay highest possible price.
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28

sG CoUzr OF OF HE gTzVfHs }ss.
District Court,
10th Judicial District.
Michael Fink, Plaintiff
Heinrich Buck, J. A.
SwensOn, Carl Taylor,
D. T. Wheaton, L. E.
Pearce, William
Staples, Anton LOehr,
also all other persons Summons
or parties unknown }
claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or in
terest in the real estate
described in the COM
plant herein, Defend
ants.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby sum-
plant of the Plaintiff in the above entitled
action which com plant has been fled in
the Office Of the Clerk of said District
Court, at the Court House in the County
of Stevens and State of Minnesota, within
twenty days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the daV of
such service: and if you fail to answer
said com plant within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Dated June 18th, 1902.
SMITH & BEISE & GEO. E. DARLING
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Norris, Mimi,
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28
Summons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF STEVENS
Morris tribune., 1902-06-28

STATE OF MINNESOTA
| County of Stevens %
District Court
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FOUND. showing that no water nerro,s,e. ,-,.s,
noTtio1 A. Is Practically dry throughout the
49, s-OH EXPLORED Among more rare snec;rners
1asIe sun can De found some geodes Am6nS L1o-s
the Ia e at,ractlons OF the cave may be mentioned
H. I've chimes. thin projections Of crvstafI fzeS
.j b ann gypsum from the walls emitting rnnsjcs
Tor.1 uhoer gentle blow from z stick whicb
c.fa1-....1 one OF the Swiss bell ringers and the
e. - SoIIln IN a rsgine some fifty 10 seventy
Hee rect below the travellers path -''
% lar no traces Of animal or vegetable f. h,,..
peen Ioand IN the cave except the intrlders oF a
syo1 Gay. Ihe mouse and a small fly which, occa-
-I4leI4 can DC seen the year round The o~I,-
f g@1es OF mineral are iron stain on the general
IL NATION OF the cave. limestone and pv0s7T7-
The town Of Hot Springs nAsrIe5 = ! pa-Il-'
CtaeS OF gypsum. on FAN Creek twelve miles soIJth
- u.t, NlnQ cave. and the beautiful panoraTna
CITough which one passes while driving o1-er +Ia
spiedlu natural road from Hot Springs 10 me ca1e
o. among the surrounding attractions 4 oar-
~ ING the whole. improved and besUrife5
Win electrical devices within the cave v-orId
axe II a park OF marvels The Wind cave a. +Iis
-. az OF exploration is in its embryo To uncover
e. soHuers ana beauty and open the door 10 sci
preparation Of s. 600 ~ al annual dt-
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PAN-4nERIC4N CONFERENCES
DELEGATES FROM SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN COUNTRIES NOT YET Sc
LECTED - FRAMING THE
PROGRAMMES
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

lHT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Washington, July 5.-Ofiicials OF this government.
recognizing the influence Of the United States with
regard 70 Pan-American conferences. are proceed
ing with the work pertaining TO the meeting of the
customs sanitary and coffee congresses this fall
with all possible expedition. AS yet OF the
South or Central American nations, including Mex
leo has informed the State Department OF the Sc
lection OF delegates to these conventions. II has
bee1 intimated that Venezuela will select its dele
gates within few days. and il is thought that the
other REPUBLICS will follow with similar action be-
fore the last of August the time set for the
rneetfng OF the congresses on these subjects. The
business 10 be discussed by these conventions was
outlined in general way in the condensed minutes
Of the Pan-Aulerican Congress held in the City Of
Mexico last winter. Since then. under the super
vision Of w ". Rockhin director OF the Bureau
OF American Republics. committees. including ex-
nerfs on sanitation customs affairs ana the conee
industry have been forming working plans based
on the resolutions Of the Pan-American Congress.
and weaving into shape practical programme,
which NAV be followed seriously in the conduct OF
the conferences 10 serious ends Al these pro-
sramuaes will be completed IN Few days
According IN the prosramme of the customs con-
gregE there are 70 be four committees, Nhlcl Will
be charged with the subjects OF vessels IueI sIaL
disc and nomenclature and another sup-toplc 81 Gus
toms the committee on NeSseis papers W. y
read and discussed pertaining 10 the enlargement
OF trsfic between the United states and us sister
republics for their mutual benefit Al present 10
try and South America south OF caracas ne
merchandise committee will consider tariff ADJUST
nlents and requirements IN a broad sense tor the
purpose OF agreeing on some ntoth 10 nc
interesting features OF the work OK Lhs GUS
toms Congress viii be included IN the report OF 'e
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. July s. 1902
BEEvEs-RecePts for two days were 30 cars, or $50
partly consigned direct Reported sales included
81 5OqS4 - Dressed beef steady CITY dressed native
sides 9dl2lzc per n Gables quoted American live
selling I4'2NI44C. dressed weight gerator
ia gll-c per n Reported exports for to-day
estimated. Mnuehaha. London
quarters the British Prince for London 500 cattle
the Pretoria for Bermuda cattle l6 sheep and 25
quarters latter estimated
saes-Newton CO: 10 Ohio steers 1870 n average at
$ Sanders steers n. al SO 20. / COW. $50 n
Tobin q shannon: II Virginia bulls 22l n at 81 IS
CALvEs-No receipts for days only l. head Of
stale stock No trading. dressed veals. -.
nc n. country dressed unchanged.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts two days. including
cars direct ssugherers, 24e zoos head
az 90 cars % scld-aH at Jersey City. Sheep
steady slow and hard 20 sell lambs sold freely but
AZ lower ngures decline being varousy estimated
a. frou 25G75c per 3 OF stock were
at S. 1887 rs little bunch 81 mutton
Saes-Kerns Commission COMPANY: "a Virginia lambs
u n average at 81 70 per 100 = 20 Kentucky 90. IS
a5 a 40 = a. n at 81 24s 90 Is n at 81 IS 2ds DO Is
n al So rs l23 Kentucky sheep III ~ a IS rs.
: Judd CO. Pas Kentucky lambs. Is n. q 81
90 do = n. s. Is 2s2 Dc 81 70 at s. rs IS Jersey
o0 ernst5n & Co; is Kentucky lambs % n al 81 so
80 Bunaio "a H. s. 50. 81 kentucky sheep 107 n
at s. 10. il Buffalo DO; 81 y, at s. 50
West Virginia do, 20 n al 81 SO: $50 Do. So ~ at s. q
Tobin a shannon 10 Kentucky lambs = 70, .
e39 DO IS 10 8 20 Al Kentucky sheep. los 70.
- WcPbe-sou 8 Co 2ss West Virginia lambs g. n a.
s. 90. 40 Virginia 40 81 n. 81 50
27I Virginia lambs 65 70, 81 2E
j II Wikerson: $50 Kentucky sheep. 1oe y, IS so
HOGS-Receipts Two days z cars or +3I0 head only
n. the market firm. No change on country dressed
Sal-s-S Judd & Co Jersey hogs 2lO n average, AZ
s. Is per 100 n; stag 900 n az s. 20
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10 mixed s. 75a$T 90: Workers 81 eoesI 70; light
oIkers and pigs. 81 5OaS7 roughs S7dS7
sb1s5 20 Sheep lanlbs-Recepts 500 choice
sIts here sheep steady: lambs - 500 81 yearIings
ewes, S3 25aS4
"a ives $50 head Texans Market nominal choice export
ana dressed beef SSESs good s. - q
8 20 stoe<ers and feeders s3as5 25 Western fed
;" tVtlSb 10 Indian Texas
cows - sp0S3 90 native s. J0GS6 20. neit
ers S5HSb 50, 81 50GS3: bulls s. 750S4 So
calves S3TS5 d Receipts week 400 head Hogs
recepIs 1000 head; strong @ Sc higher. closing weak;
top 81 ~; bulk Of sales S7dS7 s. s. 150ST So
ise1 nacSers s. $50 s. - light s. +0GS T2 Workers
ooqS4 TIA pigs S'oSI 50 Receipts for the week,
oAo head Sheep-Re-etpts 900 head strong native
lambs - 5oas6 40 Western lambs s. 20aS4 ao.
wethers sias4 %; Western we-he-s 50 35GS4 ~ fed
gNes - BtaN4 70 Texas clipped yearlings, So 406$4,
eAaS ciippeo sheep SOS stockers feeders S2Q
IS. ReceIpts for the week. 1000 had.
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Raliruans


STATIONS r foot - Vest Twsnty-shird street aaa
CZThe Ieaving I dnG oI5s.S5s stsSsss md
thai si&eH s'E Es1 Is I've minute. later than
~ a!iSn Q. W eHee pr where Otherwise noted
Cars New york T. Pi5tsrurE ssep8E Ca PtIsbufE 10
" - gl%enss 20 Fittsbu-g
$50 a VI. PENNSYLVANIA IINfTEr Pullman Com
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I25 p. VI. TIE FE,ySsyI. Iv9iSxrA sPECIAL-.o-
PrsWnsr5o sieeSas' baas FI aaa Rusi saas
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In6a1spsiys SIr SLe VIA Cincinnati and Loulsve
o55 p. VI 81 fouls I fxPRESs nf af Pttts0urg
Wech n Va us V1ts =. Louis Di95ng Gar E1r
DO =. " WESTERN EXPREss--For Chicago. For
20 ;S p " ACIFIC ExPRESsGFor Fittsbu-g and
!s2u'ss Connects for CIeveiaE.1 EXCEPT SATURDAY.
PREss-For Pi--shl1-r ,-1svs 80 SI5 C5-1nstt
7.5s. $. " WaA5s 5. IT'oS AND TIE South.
a m iaez-s l02'l Dining carr 1o55 Dining Can
4sn9t Streets. ao g = t-onEressionaI Lin an
can 80 a ai5s Ga-s p DINING Can ca as 9iHs
5aiar- - Dining carr 1o55 Dining carr a n i 80
90 ITT152s Cars. 325 Dining Can, . Dining Car,
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ATlAST g.,c COAST LINE-Ezprsss. s25 and 8 .
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70 "a Ir5-L,a A Limited l255 ?. daily Express
NoRFQLz AND WESTERN RAIIwAT-For Memphis
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FOB Gt,P .PoINT co1F6ET ana NoRFoLK-75s a n
a - ltC l-ITY--9j5 and . 50 ? weekdays
P,19 : $50 q Through Vezribuled Trains HlTlet
.I52I e. aFs and Standard Coaches week-tays 5ar
coaches SUNDAYS
- = AlA4-12-5J p m. weekdays.
.llL- IN Naw York and L-CE Branch railroad iron
nty-thlrt Street Station. $50 q m I-lV
~ 1Sa-urdays only. -. 10. 3 % 10 i59 a111
- ,, q week days sundays. 755. s2o a. n %
n TOE Desbrosses and Cortlana{ strse,s' Sc. 20
m I'D 20 (Sa urdays only). go. $40. 80 ~
a 10 a Fz zoo p weekdays sundays SIS 8 -
. - FOR PHILADELPHIA
osses and Cortlandt Streets SD = 10
- 30, t25 Dining Carr (e.55 Penna Limited. 1910
orof99sses and Cortandt Streets. l021 DINING carr
80 iblnns Carr 1155 g. 1355 Dining carr. 100
So5i"g arl > 10 tDesbrosses ald Cortlanct streets
-, --oF - Dining Car. 255, . p LDtring
az 30 Dining carr 555 Dining Car. 20 %
80, 30 p N. u 10 night SUNDAYS 10 30 go
: y sos. 2 . Dining Carr 80 lLlrnils1l
SS M, IUSS SDainE Garl m, y IS Dining carr 10
z'4lE Carl p Dining Car. IS, q Dining carr
S2 'Dnlng carr SIS Dining Carr. TS5. s25 500
Ticket Offices Nos 4G1 1895 III Broa5vay;
- ifth Avenue below Esd ST.. Aston House West
I"e4ty-thri Street Station. foot Of Des
presses ana Cortlandt Streets; Street. SEQ Fulton
street ss Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
ookiyn station Jersey city. The New York Transfer
company viii call for and check from hotels
sno residences through O. destination
Telephone 9l4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
J. 3 HUTCHINSON
General Manager General Pass Agent.
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EUROPEAN PRoDvCE MARKETS

Liverpool. July -Ciosing-wheat-spo firm; No I
Northern spring. Sc 2ls futures closed
Is lSd. September. g. Sd Corn-Spot American
mixed firm IS load; American mixed steady Is
futures nominal; Septeuber IS Slad- October 2-s
Beef quiet extra India mess zoos Pork hrm prime
western. Us Sd. Hams firm. short u II n.
SIS Cd Bacon firm Cumberland 26 To so n, Sos
short rib is 20 - n SIS ST. long cear middles light.
Is TO - 70 SIS Cd long clear ddies heavy % 20 n
SIS short clear backs 1s 20 n SIS clear bellies
10 n 5Ss Sc Sh0uidersSquare. Il Il n firm. AS Sd
Lard hrr; prime Western. in terces 5is ID. American
refined pals. SIS. steady. American finest
white ass American finest coored, 49s. TallowFriEe
city steady Us I'd TurpentineSDlrits dull Dos Flour
st Louis fancy winter 1Tm. IS I'd. Hops at London
Pacific Coast firm. f5dE5 los Linseed oil steady SIS
Butter nominal Peas-Canadian steady. IS Sd Petro-
leurn-Refnsd steady. I'd Rosin-Comnon firm. IS I'd
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-fsso
1850 sII3O A NJ. loo. 2OO. gao 500. 200
P NJ "12l5 Not
Liberty street only -Day- rDafly
Sunday. ssunday only +Parlor cars only Iva
s>aIur-avs
orces: LIherIy St Ferry South Ferry. Aston HOUSE
49, 1900. 1884 Broadway. Isl III Union
l53 East l25tn ST., % West
Columbus Ave. New York: Court ST. "a $40 Fultoa
G. p-ooklyn o. Broadway. Williams New w.,
transfer for and checks eestinatio
". G. BESLER, c " BURT
General Manager General Passs- Az.-.
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LIVERPOOL coTroN MARKETS.

Liverpool July q ?. n,.-Cotton-spot-In good de-
fhana prices lied higher. American mddiuC. fair
7-l6d good middling 3-1ed. middng ; 3-325: low
ndoing Sd good ordinary. 4zSd. mary 4Asd. The
saIeS OF The day were 10000 bales Of which 1000
Tor speculation and and included
Receipts none Futures opened steady and closed
American micdlinE o July.
August. 5564d sellers, and September 4S-s4d
BUYERS; September and October 37-g4d4 sellers
October and November. 30-64d buyers November and
pecember 2I-64d BUYERS: December and January
2SS4d4 1854 value; January and February
buyers February and March. 25-64d sellers, March
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committee on nomenclature This committee viii
CONSIDER the adoption Of the metric system by
SotIh America II has long been the desire Of Of
tClals IN THIS country TO effect compromise with
ne sister republics which would result in the
OF the metric system by South America in return
IOr uniform shippers dialect. The accomplish
hisnt OF this result 1t is thought would greatly ia
cllJtatG business.
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