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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. T. Nixon has returned from New York and Baltimore.
 Miss Margaret Nixon.i Is at Madame Le- Ferre's school in Baltimore.
 ess
 Miss Carrie Rouse of Greenville. Ala, is the guest of Miss Helen Smith. MT. H. H. Sinnige is in New York.
 
 Mrs. J. Norman Brooks entertained in- formally Thursday afternoon in compli- ment to Mrs. Farrell.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Murdock will sail the first of the week for South America.
 ssts
 The dinner at which MT. Rufus N. Rhodes was to have entertained last evening in compliment to MT. Eli P. Smith was postponed on account of Mir Smiths illness.
 Miss Stella Ballon of Stafford, Ky, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. c. Myatt, at 1OO2 Wheeler street. Richmond Place. Mrs. J. M Hansard has moved from No. 2009 Fifth avenue to 602 north Nine teenth street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Neill announce the engagement of their daughter, Myrtle Lee, to MT. George D. Woodrow, the wedding to take place cary in November.
 
 The class of 1902 of the Birmingham Seminary Is urgently requested to meet in the school chapel next Monday after noon at o'clock.
 Mrs J. D. Simpson and Miss Idalene Delherzo have gone to Decatur as dele- gates of the Missionary society. MT. and Mrs. Miller Dismukes of Nash vile have taken a house on the South Highlands and will make Birmingham their future home. Mrs. Serah Pickens Mcqueen Is visiting her son, MT. John Mcqueen, 1909 Eleventh avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. South Highlands. -.--- MT. and Mrs. W. M. Elliott returned Thursday from a visit of two months to Michigan and the east, and are at home at No. 1215 Tenth avenue, South, MT. El-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
MONTCOMERY'S
 SOCIAL SIDE.

On October SO MT. and Mrs. William M. Teague will give reception at which they will present to their friends their two young daughters, Miss Ethel Teague and Miss Gene Teague, who make their debut on that occasion.
 On Tuesday, November {, the first meet ing of the Ladies Euchre club will be held and the members will be entertained by Mrs A. Behr. The members of this club are Mrs.a simon Well, Mrs. A Behr, Mrs. s. Gerson, Mrs. I. Loeb, Mrs IN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
MISSED.

By Ella Lowery Moseley. Thy bonny steed from sheltered stall Sends many a pleading neigh, And crouching near thy chamber wall, Thy mastiff means all day And Baby Joan will neither sleep Nor play, but still for you doth weep. ..Be still" call to paving Bess,
 He comes at eventlde;'' So would I soothe Rupert's distress.
 "Canst not till eve abide?" I kiss our child, and softly croon,
 "Oh, sweet, our loved one cometh soon. ' But Bess still frets, and Rupert whines. Nor reason understand; And Joan, who cries papa" divines
 Not futile her demand, While I, great one, do worse than they (Forgive the word, sweetheart, l pray, "'Tis so internal long," l say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
WOMAN .-.,.,,, ,
 w and SOCIETY
contInued from Elahteenth Paus)

 work in class; and football took strenu- ous place of filtration. The first frost had fallen and cleared the natural and the collegiate atmosphere. 1t blackened the potato vines, and wilted the tendril clasp of the summer girl on the student heart, at lone fell swoop." So, football brooches and bumps became "the only wear,'' and gilded balls loomed in the dreams of sometime lovers. Then the varsity travelled to Dallas and back, but brought a goose egg in place of ball to gild.
 Meantime the resident girls got in their Innings; and Quieter ,and possibly more dangerous, walks, drives and dances re- placed the summer rush. The season now closing has been the longest and fullest, socially, of any ever known at Sewanee. 1t is estimated that over 1000 visitors were here; and they came from every state in the south. and from many norehern one.
 Lately the more practical men of the university and village have determined to revelop and beautify the latter and the 10.000-acre university domain A ssYillage Improvement society" has been formed, off1cered and got to work. with a membership including nearly all the male and female residents. 1t "mean: business," too; and already donations tt $500 have been recorded from generous IT4enOS or the university bO dlu AAhPiON walks, drives, etc.
 Finally ambition seized the village foll to help themselves as others had helped them. Otey Memorial is a poor parish snd it's picturesque church-erected t the memory of Tennessee's first bishop needs a new furnace. Some of the needed cost Is still short 20 the village girls ant boys have just had a show to raise 1t which exceeded that made for the Christ mas tree. It was exclusively home brew while the former one was wholly society The last show made more money was said to go prettier and funnier and has generally been more satisfactory than any ever known here. The portrait gal lery and statuary were voted Immensei the Siamese two-headed girl was an aD- solute novelty, and the cake walk of six young couples was the best that old gtagers in the audience had yet witnessed There were songs and declamations es- pecially Miss Carrie F'ischer's '"The Blue and the Cray" In the picture gallery Miss Brszletons Summer Girl" Miss Castleberry's Judith With Head of Ho-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

Has been before the public for 50 years and has met with remarkable success as a family medicine because it is reliable, and will cure when other remedies fail. It is therefore recommended to those who suffer from Loss of Appetite, Insomnia, lndl- gestIon, Dyspepsia or Malaria, Fever and Ague. One bottle will convince you that.it is the best medicine in the world for the stomach. Be sure to try 1t. ~.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19

rience. Hundreds of dollars went to the doctor and the druggist. was simply a walking medicine chest and phys ical wreck. My sister residing in Ohio wrote me that she had been cured of womb trouble by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound, and advised me to try it. 1 then discontfnued all other med icines and gave your yegetable Compound thorough trial. Within four weeks nearly all pain had left me; rarely had headaches, and my nerves were in a much better condition. and was cured in three rnonths, and this avoided a terrible surgical operation. - MRS EcKIs STEVENSON, 25o So. State St., Salt Lake City, Utah.--s50oo fo1sit T sbous fsstfnionfai fs notpsnafne.
 sRemember every woman is cordially invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham if there is anything about her symptoms she does not understand. Mrs. Pinkhams address is Lynn. Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
NEW COURT HOUSE.

State of Alabama, Tuscaloosa County. October 15, 1902.
 Notice is hereby given that the com- missioners of Tuscaloosa county Ala. will, on November G. 1902. receive plans and specifications for the erection of as new court house for said county. The architect, whose plans are accepted, to file bond in the sum of 1000. g,iarantee- ing the building can be erected within estimate made by him. Cost of building not to exceed s70.0OO. By order of Com- missioners' Court.
 JAMES c. BROWN,
 Probate. Judge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
WATCH YOUR WATCH.

When your watch begins to make little yariations-either too fast or too slow bring it to us and we can make 1t right Like a human disease, a watch's troubles get worse if not taken in time. We can satisfy you as to prices. We have a repu- tation for low prices and fine work.
 F. w. BROMBERG, 107 North 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19
THE SURGEONS KNIFE
Mrs. Eckis Stevenson of Salt Lake City Tells How Opera tiOns For Ovarian Troubles May Be Avoided.

"DEAR MRS. PNKHAM :-I suffered with inflammation of the oyaries and womb for over six years, enduring aches and pains whichnone can dream of but those who have had the same expe-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19

The Riverside Dairy has moved to 22l 18th Street and will be ready for business Monday at noon.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

sns sI 7s epcunbers basket 81 $685. So celery Per
ooze Sa@oc: eauifovers. bbl S1qs2 so; egspalts
per per Pos 81 2sgsi !3 kals per bb Soa5ec lima ssans
North Carolina s1gs1 so: okra. carrier 81 251s2'
peas per basket T5c9si 55 spinach. per bbl 25dl5c:
81 259s2 rs.
Gatnsr amely and prices quoted for all they VIII
STAND az the moment. Regular receipts not heaNy
& ue eoSers so far as ordinary quality Is eoncsred
i've some Independence by the probability OF some round
@ or Canadtan hay now in bond being placed upon the
market Weakness and decline in prices abroad has IN
aueed owners OF these imports TO try and even mat
ers this ready selling point High prices for the
INES OF Canadian that upon this market can
not be expected the grading is regarded attrac
and better need have much solctude about the price
region OF such qualities The import duty Canadian
nay Is IS GO per ton OF 2ooo pounds and - per ton
t S4O pounds We quote: Prime, large bales. per 100
10 9Saa53c: do No l. ooa921ac; No do. s0as5c; No 3
90 OOQtJc; irregular rough lots. 405Sc; clover mixed
choice, tST0c; clover. clear sound eo65c. STRAW
Long rye continues buyers favor and the movement
Is free for all useful lines We quote I0S0c 100 10
Becspts OF hay and straw, in tons reported at the
Fro9ucs Exchange at noon day: Hudson River Rail-
Toad 2So Erie go Pennsyivania. so Delaware and and
Sackawanna. 10: West Shore 60; Iehigh Valley. 20;
@ B@i5imors and Ohio. TO- Central Of NeT-JeTssy go;
receipts Of straw, 2+0 river. 80 by rail-
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November IA. l"b-.
C'OFFEE-The coffee market yesterday, after ogenihs
ssadv with first prices unchanged points higheT
continued comparatively active and ruled steady 10 un
session. without. however showing
any Improvement I'm quotations. The closing nelhs on
,rac+silv basis The early cable news Was
nirpOrtant little effect local sentiment the
initial advance being quite as much the result OF me
of from the nearby 10 the
remote options local interests who presumably
5ssire 10 avoid immediate deliveries The rmer tone was
contributed quite general covering movement Tor the
which included BUYING toth py ~
roesr interests ana houses This demand was
et sales for the account OF large importing
houses interior receipts for DAY were
announced footing up $1,000 bags this selling was
contingent who had previously been Inclined 70 fancy
Sentiment Notwithstanding there
has great proracted decline. appears 10
remain rather bearish than otherwise because or
the face that receipts ucuating. stin fulnnS
expectations that another increase IN the world
visible There those. however, who
the range too low TO permit OF material
further decline. from this element that the
buying substantial breaks originates and which gives
scaipng tendency recently noted The spot
market was quiet with quotations the basis OF $50
for Rio No !.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov 14.-Cattle-Receipts. $500 head, ncud
ing Westerns; market steady good prime steers
S6aS6 medium. $685. 5 stocheTs and feeders
s2GS4 81 40GS4 30; heifers S2GS4 20; Gamers
4OdS2 bulls $24s4 80 calves SO 3OS1 Texas fed
steers s3d$4: Western steers. 81 5oGSS 20. Hoss-Re
81 900 head 10000 left over
butchers S5 99SO good choice heavy So 3OS6 80:
rough heavy 01S6 90 light s. 05s6 80: bulk Of sales
1885 80. Sheep-Recepts. 12.OsO head: sheep and
lambs steady lower: good 70 choi,e wethers So 4SR
cincinnati Nov 14-Hogs active and higher at 81 s0d
Cattle easy s2RsS so sheep dull and 'wer at
81 b0ds3 Lambs steady at So 159tS5 90
East Buffalo, Nov. 1i.-Cattle-Recepts. 100 head,
butcher grades good demand and stronger others
steady VealsReeeipts 35 head; market very steady;
ceipts IS 400 head active; Yorkers Sc
a. s6 a2iS mixed 50 0 So as Workers pigs Sc 25a
So 40 s. 9oass o5 stays. s5qs5 so sheep and
lambs Receipts 16eo0 head sheep 10Q15c lower; lambs
25o lambs s. 1885 IS culls 10 gCd s4dS5 10.
yearlngs 50 75gs4; 81 259ss 40 sheep, mixed.
Kansas city. Nov. la.Catts- Receipts 45o0 natives
calves 500 natives and 100 Texansl
cattle and quarantnes steady native cows dull choice
exporters dressed beef s6Gs6 IS: fair
s3 ss5 so stoekes ana feeders Sc 25Gs4 25; Western
50 T69S5 Texas and Indian steers 81 00els4
81 25aSS native cows 81 I5Gst % native
calves s2Rs5 Receipts 600 head: market so
higher 50 bulk OF sales. SO 2JQS6 40 heavy
SO 2Os6 40 mixed packers SO 25GS6 40: light atrG
SO 30 Workers SO 25GS6 80: pigs. So l59s8 30 SHEEP
Western lambs. s8Gs5 20: fed Western lambs $50
sb 20: fed So 10S3 20: native wethers Os4
Western wethers. s30S4: stoces and feeders S3s3
50 30: prime SIS 1895 good s. 25Gs4 Is Hogs sctiTe
prime heavies. so 40QS6 45; medium 35s6 heavy
Workers. 50 So light Workers and pigs S. soass 95
culs and 81 ooGs2: choice lambs. So 25qs5 4O
veal calves. 81 50dss %.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
The statistical position Of Brazilian coHee is as fol

COTTOE-Operations in cotton continued upon heavy
sale The market opened easy al decline OF 2p4
points. Subsequently Il was very Irregular. ana goy-
erned almost entirely by speculative influences,
especially decided weakness in the stock market.
Many Wall operators owners Of cotton and
protect security interests they sold their cotton
This led a decline which brought the market scat
selling and. while fluctuations frequent and Al
q I0dl5 points reached The market
barely steady. with the decline finally matter
loGla points Cotton sold the break largely
absorbed ny shorts and investment demand. the more
professional traders stin holding bearsh relation 10
speculative list apprehensions Of renewed weak
COTTON freely. market showed resist
the bu.1ng of parties who have Of late been
operating -reactiou. the market having
Fsined decline of than lc since the liquidation
period frst in The future sales reached Sy00oO
bales The decline in spot prices limited 20 New
York Galveston. while Memphis advanced l-l6c and
the rmness of the spot article s attracting
attention especially the present cur
scale confirm the large estimates
superintendent Kings weekly figures were follows;
Port for the week, Si62S bales. compared with
$40 ~ bales last overland 20 mills and Canada
520S2 ~ sos bales last Southern nl tax
ngs tesnatdl 5000 bales. compared with 1920 bales
last Of stock interior 1856 bales
cnntrased with 3lO2l for the period last year.
brought sight FOR the week 476S6 bales compared
Total crop movenent-Port receipts 2e36 ss4
bales 753 $50 year; overland mills and
AaHada 2ds.597, compared with 268l4s year ago.
southern mil taings festimated), $4,000 against 44s
oa last stock interior towns In or sep
tenber J. 4s4 620 with 43ioll bales last year.
brought sight thus far for 4lo5o8l bales
s&ans S s53 bales last the total movement
y Tor - days this wear. against z6 DAYS in 1901
Tho range of prices IN the local market today
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

Spot cotton quiet with quotations points lower
On The hasie sniddlnR upland s5c for
tncdlinr Csuif. sl6 bales. Southern SPOT
markets. follows:
unchanged. II -iSc, sales 1000 bales Mobile quiet
unchanged. 20 iSc sales Gel bales Savannah quiet
unchanged ~ sl6c. sales losS bales Charleston
Unchanged. &c: Wilmington firm unchanged. az
baltimore nominal unchanged at 7sc. Galveston easy
ibc lower at 7&c. sales $50 bales: Augusta hrm
nanged a. 7&c sales G03 bales: Memphis quiet. Lice
lgher, T4c sales 1900 bales. ST Louis quiet
haneed 7skc. sales bales. Estimated At
SNeN-Orleans for tomorrow from 10000 Is 600
9ales compared bales last and Is 500
ses last year estimates from II 900
seles against ll.000 bales a week and 96iS bales
ast year At Galveston from 5000 10 li00O bales
barred with ls622 baes week and $500 bales for
corresponding day last year.
Receipts Of ports to-day and for the week
S compared with the totals OF week previous and OF
tAle week last venr
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

March IS I'D Peas-Canadan steady, Is ID. FIourst
Louis fancy winter duiet. London
Cgasu firm. f6 I2sftT 5s Beef strong India
los Pork strong; prime mess. Western. SOS Hams
Short cut 14 10 Is 70. quiet. 5es
land - 80 10. SIS. - n long
clear rniddles light y I'd: long middles
heavy 50 to 80 10 s short clear backs IL TO ~ n SIS
Cd clear bellies. - t6 n 6SS ShouderSSquare. ~
rs n. steady. 52s I'd IsrdAUericau refined in pas
firm COS. prime Western in erces, strong. Gs Cd But
nominal Cheese American finest white and
ccIored TaJIoV-Prime city firm 29s 81 Tur-
pentIue-Splgits steady. Cd Rosin-COmnou steady
IS 81 Petroleum Refined quiet Cd Lnseed oil easy
oil Hull refined. spot. firm, els 4sd
TaIlow- Australian in London firm. 34s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

declined los in lSondon DAY, spot
,,I ~ fll los and futures fila rs Cd. The for
r,isa yeak and about 30 points lower az 25sol
Ok ssc C-OPPER-Copper apparently feels the weight
~ Supplies production during the month OF Octo-
her being 252 tons comparing with = Oss tons for
- months of year being 2445S3 tons compared with
9s % tons FOR period in 1901 London declined
"a no closing f5l Is Cd and futures at f5l l2s Cd
S,a Ney-Yorl market ruled weak but unchanged, with
ercepton OF standard which was quoted at lO15e
nomnal Lake remained at tOc eectroiytic and
, - N sOlI III SOC .L-FcADLead quiet and
Incba3ged al home abroad. the local market being
II =, altc and London closing at flO SPElTE1lt
Tbs metal unchanged and dun here, at 050g5 4oc
ana ais IN London the price remained at fls l6s
nar.ets Glasgow closing az SOS al and MiddlesboTo
- s0 I'D Locally ruled quiet and unchanged; No
fonn6rv Northern quoted al S2S4S2o; No foundry
Novfbern No foundry Southern and No foundry South
err ofts s22GS23, warrants are stil nominal
N0I.ASSF.S AND SYRUPS-Syrups were firmly held.
nh = fsiriv active MolRsses is firm and un-
cbsneed with a good demand for the finest grocery
TTadss Quotations follow: NeW-Orleans centrifugal
Common 9isGl3c: fair, l49l6c: good llgZ@c; prime
SssI : Neyg-Oreans open kettle. 30G4Oc. SyrupsCom
fancy 2s42sc
OCEAN FREIGHTs-In the sail tonnage market bust
Uess was generally light with little or no change in
and Improvement in the demand FoT steamers
light with rates IN most instances
nominal available supply OF tonnage Tor both
ff,errooI and Antwerp li9d; London GLASGOW and Bs
Hull I'd: Newcastle 2sd; Hamburg.
97is pfgs: Bremen. 80 piss; Rotterdam &C. cotton TO
Ti,arroal per 100 IT, he: London oats, CHAR
~ south Africa berthed November December; British
steauer 20sn tons general hence 20 Bordeaux
ana Fayre berthed, December; British steamer itsj
tons cotton Savannah Brunswick 10 United Kingdom
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIvERPooL CorroN MARKEr.

Liverpool. Nov Il. D. prices
points lower: American middlins fair good mid
ding 452: middling. AL low middling Eood orli
8 % ordinary. 40 The sales Of the day were
5000 bales which for speculation and
export and included 1900 bales American Receipts 600
bales including 100 bales opened
closed steady; American middling. O November. 4SfG
452 November and December 42TEgs.2s December and
January, 426 January February IS; February
March, 425; March and April 4-25at 90: April May.
4256425 May and June. 4.26 June and July. f26 July
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToy-ts.S so
p NJ. s12 IS Mdt
sunday SUNDAY only 4Parior ears only. liVs Tam
sSSSces Liberty Sc Ferry Ferry. Astor HOUSE,
If3 9G1 asa 1900 Broadway. lS2 Sth Ave. IS
t4r,iare west 1855 125th 273 125th
SVe,,Trhus Ave New York: Court St. S44 Fulton
& ErockIvn. as broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York
transfer 60 for and checks baggage 70 destination
Nc n PFSIFR c. NJ BURT
fssOAraI Manager. General PaSs'r
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15

cash quotations were follows; Flour steady: No z
spring wheat T2GT3c. :. G6is8I0c; No red 81 "a
72i.r: No corn Sti9C No yellow, 5SH; No oats
2sIsc: No Whit, 2924d32C; No rye t9'zc gocd Ieed
ing barley. 355jIC: fair to choice mating tGs 80
Haxseed 81 16: No Northwestern 81 q prime tTSS9y n
per bbl SIG zGSl7. lard per 100 10 $40 90:
tboxedl S06Ss 67i. short riear sides 'oAea Stue
sIO - nm The Produce Exchange 70 day the Hner mar
ket firm: 1Tu2SN, datres iog<-.,. sses
o returned pc. cheese STEADY llGl@c
ps,ieSelYhia Nov N--Wheat firm iac higher; con
TTaSe Novenlter - t3d7Ss.c Corn dull OLD no :
sov, a. Oc Oats duet. hut steady No white cnppeO'
2Tisr Bfttar frnl demand; extra western cream
oeSc. do nearby prints. 2ssc Egss hrn ssel Ns
fresh nearby, 2sc. loss Off do western @t9 81 90
80 srnno5 NeU-YOr< full creams prime snai Isfs9
% a. ,air 70 good small. f2Gf2isc Dc prime
1SseSI9sS 40 fair 10 good. large INeunsg
s,n unsettled. Receipts-F1our saUo noiS ana
1ne SS ~ an sacks: wheat. 5000 bush; corn zoV ous
~ ooo hush ShIpments-Wheat, ~" bush' Svrh
5000 bush oats, 2i.Ooo oush-
,r,-.a,,sse N,v I4-Wheat higher Close; No N0aln
~ 80 So Northern. TSsG7sc; Deoenleer
T BIZ No l. b1tsc. Barley STEADY: NO = oosootsc
I've sSesSS ssSSSS7s5s.c Corn-Decsmber. S21sc
,,.,o,oors Nov I4-C7Cse: Wheat-Deceraoer 1Lfsg
MAJ T3zGTS5ae: track NO naTd tsrscs 80
siT.Ss aisrs No 2 Northern 11ssc Flour nrrli nrs
se ssaSS S. second patents - ssGsS oS nIst
cn7S3 10: second clears % Sesz uo
49,, 10 oniet and prices weaker; ouiS sA 9oesh 90
=. -. Nov 14-CIose wheat-No 2 red cash, de,,sc
s.r5 6sl5Q69c; December 6s sGostse: May az,ss
0 4ac: DecenbeF t-cs MAY Se,rc.
~ cash 3Oc No white. Sac Deeernoer' Zs17ei
New-York tribune., 1902-11-15
EURopEAN PRoDUcE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. H-Closng- -Wheat-Spot firm No 2
red Western winter 5s asd No Northern spring. 6s d
No California 6s Sid; futures steady December, IS
10asd March IS 1isd May. IS IL I'D CornSpot duiet
American mixed IS Cd futures steady January 4s 4sd