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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

N. l.. Sullivan ia always among the
forehanded farmers, and already has
several thousandb bushels OF barley thresh-
ed on his farm south of town and will.
lingly AYERS that this years crop is the
best that he has seen in the county for at
least ten years.
Miller JOS. Crawford is enlarglng the
capacity OF his mill and putting in new
machinery in order to be ready for big
run this fall snd winter. The old mill
building is being raised three feet by
putting in new foundation and an an
mex is being built or OF nearly equal size
to the old mill itself.
The ct. Northern Hotel returns again
to the management of Landlord of T. B.
Hankey with the beginning of the com
ing week. The present incumbent, T.
M. Westbrook, retiring owing to the
hardships encountered in the getting of
help and the condition Of his wife's
health. He will still continue the
management of the bowling alley in the
building which adjoins the hotel.
The welcome news OF reduction OF
of freight rates over the Great Northern
railroad in this state was received here
and went into effect on Monday of last
week and since that time the rate on
grain OF all kinds, from Langdon to the
terminals at Minneapolis and Duluth will
be 15K cents per hundred instead OF 16K
cents the old rate. The change means
saving OF nearly hall cent bushel on
the railroad hauling charges on the pro-
duets OF Cavalier county farms and
should benefit them to the extent OF
thousands OF dollars accordingly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
Use Hannah's Pride flour.

Use Hannah's Pride flour.
Smokeless shells, sixty-five cents at
Dedrick's corner hardware.
Miss. Carrie E. Mcmillan was up at
Hannah over Sunday for visit with her
brother.
DR.. w. Y. Cory was in the city few
hours Saturday. the guest ri County
Physician Semple.
C.J Kelly is giving away first Glass
baker and bastsr. Follow the crowd to
his store and secure one.
F1akey, crisp pie crust cannot be made
with ordinary -four. 1t takes fine, nice
-four like Hannah's Pride.
Up. Edwards of Park River, disposed
OF his farm south of Laugdon this week
to Gordon & Lamb, the consideration
being $4,000.
The half section farm six miles south
ofLangdon that was owned by Attorney
Young of Park River, was purchased
during the week by Com'r Gjeore for
$5,o75. ....
The Albion Hotel OF Osnabrock is Of.
fered for sale in the Grand Forks daily
papers and the way in which that town
is going ahead should make this opening
a snap for some one.
James Radford, an early day resident
of this county who left here years ago to
locate in California, is visiting the family
! of his father and brothers this fall, hav-
ing arrived Unexpectedly on Mondays
train.
The remainder of the Langdon party,
theMahon family, Rev. Dougan, Miss
jackson, Mrs. kessler and her son, Miles,
are expected to return from their sum-
mer trip through Europe next week.
about the 10th.
H. McCorkle is expected to reach here
OH tonights freight with another carload
of young work horses bought at Boards
ley MINI. The shipment is being made
by Messrs. McCorkle & Fisher and will
! be on sale at Skaters barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Robenson Of the
Mahon & Robenson lumber firm, who
have made their home here during the
absence of the Mahons in Europe this
summer lett last week to resume their
residence in Bathgate, the expected re-
turn shortly OF Mr.. Mahon relieving his
partner largely from responsibility re-
lative to business up here.
| Last Friday afternoon Andrew Berg,
whose farm is near Merl post office, re-
ceived internal injuries, which it is feared
may yet prove fatal. He was caring for
his horse broncho, embarrassing it IN
one OF the livery barns at Edmore, where
he had driven that afternoon. His con-
dition was Of such nature that his re-
moval to the hospital at Grand Forks
was advised. The same animal not long
ago kicked to death a horse that hap
pened to have been placed in the same
stall.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
Webess cigars mean quality.
Kelly sells the celebrated "Kabo''
STRAIGHT front correct.

j. H. Williamson may be counted ae
one vi the successful stock raisers OF
Cavalier county who is taking in the ex-
hibits ut the Minnesota fair this week.
"Mac" of the Milton Globe, il among
the members OF the ''craft'' who finds
big thing in farming as side line this
year. His crop so far threslled is quoted
as barley at As bushels per acre.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

High grade guns for rent at Dedrick's
corner hardware.
For the best corduroy pants on earth
for $500, 20 to G. j. Kelly's store.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up 10 noon Thursday, Aug.
q, 1902, by Agent Souch, of the Cargill Elevator
Co., Langdon, N. Oak.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04

Spectators Saw an Omen In 1t
and the Condemned Man
Escaped.

Although never saw hnt enc hang
Ing, l witnessed sight that even profess
siouel bangmen have not been seen. said
A. A. Albrechton, Of Columbia, Miss.
Who Is al the ST. james II was at ms
home. youug Nississippisn named
pordy. had been convicted Of murder In
the FIRST degree. and sentenced to hang.
The evidence vas Wholly circumstsntial.
aud before he wss accused Of that crime
The young man had borne an excellent
reputation lie was also connected bs
marriage With some Of the best people ia
the State.
"Nevcrtheless he vas sentenced to
hang. aud the Governor would not re-
prieye him. There we're two factions in
the community. one believing him guilty.
aud the other cor sideriug him innocent
The latter talked Of rescue, but il was an
talk
"1he scsfIoid was not incloscd. and
ehcn Young purdv asccndcd the gallows
he walked erect sud fearless Tie denied
his guilt, and an aho saw him were COM
PEELED f0 admit his bearing was that Of an
innocent man. The black cap was pulled
over his face, the sheriff pulled O. lever
aud the next We saw was man getting
up from the ground. snaflhing thc black
cap from his head. and declaring dramat-
Z icaiiy. God has proved my Innocence
"Ihc rope bad broken. That was @.
uough. Former enemies turned inte ad.
hcrcnts. and before she sheriff coaii az
f gain take his prisoner TO the gaiiovs. and
f -ef another rope. hc was iu The centre o|
T crowd ot thousands OF people au OF
T whom wctc swearing there were nof ~her
+ 'f- onough in Mississippi io hang au n
I uoctut mfu.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04
a BEAR HUNT
FOR ROOSEVELT
In the North Carolina Noun
tains and Under the Lead
orship Big Tom Viii


A.eesilLk. NC. August ss.--Whcn
Psesident Roosevelt waits AsheYilIe in
Septeml.ct he eiii be xiScn 8 bear hanf
10 she North Csroilns mouasaius. sndes
the leadership Of -Hlg Tea" Wilson. aha
lives % The shatsas Of Mount Mitchell.
ard ~ho fosnd the l,osy 81 tho celebrated
Professor Mitchell, = nc ras drowned, and
for hon tee mountain s named
Aiisou l. sid 60 ~ fas champion he's
boster o. tAe Slate. aud il mskeine ez-
tensise preparations Tor ctase Nth the
President.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04
USEFUL iN CASE OF
DiSSENsiON

knax as picked eaf ~ The frcslispf
TO- tse sePse@s ceufi henci sf,sf ae h>S
shesn ais representatives. posses ~ Al
is''sic Guy. n sn probability New York
Norld
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04
NsiE,sALNSn nErAUrUKE 90
TRAINS


Central fnsI
No. 81, fas-fnstr ialig -fsare. Larl.-Il.. s..a,
1is arrives ui4 Store esp s.iUa u
No. 81, ftssrrrer ssiis.--iraVrs Hl- ~f.-. 81,
81, p o.. artis~- - Louisville $3.50 a.rt
Rig stone esp and .e~.li's V.iies
.>iandard tirit.
z. a. Ayers. Pres't
a. d Eaton. Supe rintenc' ~.
esSsstt ofrioFs E5e SroSs 6sr.v4
transfer .lue ior freight sas p-.sere-- Dustin. 3D..
Setsesn me south AtianiiH ihln snU la.aiseii.s
NashNilie ssiisotds and tar furnaces % me Ris
stone Gap irea 90.
F5-ius iesse thsipsermons hotel ~ j,iises.
teil- a y trlla. going easi..... s.faa o.
wrsf. .--...... g. 3 n.
Na&s.F trsin. sqlr4 -nlth ...... $50 70.
naftn. ...... 90 p. n.
fof fnfthtr is'err~tlon regarding irsirtt ans
rs-sens~ftrsric. aYaisto
~. }. Ayers. Sec.
aferf c4i3iius. Zee SHOWS gasta
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04
WISE COUNTY COURTS.

oorsxs cesas -ss,e tAs an nessas N ,asA rsasA
49, NstAees. lneft
CHNtrl1 o1ter.-ffsid ia Eantny Aprtf. Sflf1rlI
~ 80 oec>uter. d. a. y skrcn. tuirs-
ccCxfT OFFICERS.
cqre9r as Clartrr Cos-s4 q rss ~. y Kiisorr
CoNeosSratfR trressEfl--H. y a. Dotstn.
r. arEs1x III g. <teNafs.
,,rsisalasrs lfastlFa I1ufttclk-n krflg
tararas1ekFG ~ tstsfn ltstrtcl Nv. ID. Mi
- Hef rEfaefNsFsar<Fl s. Il. cI.ania
Cl.ft1f fCatsrp&r-s< tegtaf.
1A4t3 --ca2fles aaxhss.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04
u. S. POST OFFICE.


Big stone Gap. Va.
. \ Geeaes, p X. s. r. lss.ce. ks-s 3 X
ofslck HOURS
Gsrels' delivery crsn 'rsn q ~. g. a.is 70.
lexrrlt >artafI.
s.s.a,s aesf l--srsa g. "a 70 70 .. ~. saa ,rons
- 3. r.. iSk D. ~.
MONEY as;is-e cFs-cE
or-a feeIs -. -. - ?. ". ss--y day. ssesr'
sEutsg.
NAILS CtoSN
for g. y. kk.. Vast. a. - ~
NJ .. a \ A.. Ness. a. .it 81 o.
ftr VAS NJ. s. staa
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-04

OF oar rottttcoi history. there - none 81
more vivid interest than the pulling %
President ]acksop'r nose ~ Lieutenant
Beverly Robert Randolph. The details
OF the story are little knosn.
On the esh day Of May ite3, President
Andrew Jackson, accompanied by three
members OF HE cabinet and his private
secretary, company Of national cadets
and the Marine band. and e member Of
prominent public men. and private citi-
zess. came down from Washington. on
the Steamboat Siduey.fo attend the lay
ing Of the conversions Of the Mary Wash
ington monument at Fredericksburg
Too military companies from Aiexandria
also came. On arriving At the landing on
the Potomac, fourteen miles from freder-
icksburg. the presidential party and cs-
eort were met by committee Of citizens.
This as before the era Of railroads, and
they we're carried 20 their destination 10
ter Of the old fashioned, rcdpsinted stage
coaches. each drawn 10y four horses, the
drivers hourishing their ~hips with the
ostcntstiou Of q militia colonel on dress
parade.
on thc tfip down the Potomac the Sid
ucy stepped for a short time az che Alex
andria vharf The president was seated
between the dinner table and She berth.
his pipe in hfs mouth his sqcctaclcs on.
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"ihn Ms N"o"
Tho President. surprising 90 was some
fcrson rho desired Go greet Bison, tooA Che
H..H d. ra.
mind ihc glove. cir. The stranger tAia
something in rather iuaudihie Tone o.
bout au injustice and icuonf put upon
him, aus thrustins forward BIOS baud
/ 10 "a severe wrench. Instantly thc bye
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-,. New-Yors. October Is 1902.
BEEV ES-Recepts. I6 cars. or 343 head mainly con
sFed M rs5s % n.9 He sales Dressed beef 5e
s,ss 'sSi rsesivd au5sd @ ifa' T cs sSS
70 !aS lGi shee" Tomorrow the Cymrc for Liverpool
shanbeTr & Son and schwarzschd & sGizberser ana is
MOTIFS Beef Company and LOO for the Cudahy
& M Receipts were e15 head including PSI direct
Sn4 s4 10 be sold all Of the latter at SxIieh-st The
EraSeTs also easter. About $50 head unsold
soId at Sass so per city yeais general
saes l"alSc Der NJ country dressed 9gl2c; dressed
- Saes-J; II Hume Bro: veas 1856 70 average at
S IL n a, 81 10 do 20 r. a, S - 10 do l59
Jelifs wright & Co: veals. 80 n. IS; DO. I15
m az - 81" - 90, llG 70 at 81: II gTassers. l3I n at
] G. Curtis & Son: veas l59 70. at IS 80; do. 100
~ az g. DO, % To- at So 20, 20 n. At 81 80 do %
SHEEP AND LAsIRs-Reeeipts including cars direct
Win t6 i we're sgs cars, or - heaG, d nahhf ~
shen % Ge sold i at Jersey Ci,y and at siStieJaos
s n s5Tns nsa san & 81 g & oqt G 81 loo ears n OF es lok
s. lambs at s. 55gs5 75 cSnaSss at $ sCas5 sais
Dressed nutton. 6a7lsc per 10 dressed lambs sgl0tze
ayerase at s. IS per 100 10; Ios Do, 66 n $ 75
Bulfalo do IS n. al s. 75 % 10 -
s. & IS ~ c. 1'e VrFEia w int ,s sTSs q n n @ @
~ a. - io l41 Ohio sheep 81 n. at 81 so; III Kentucky
IIaTs IIIagrins,9n g. 21 Buffalo ambs 81 70. at s. 10;
,J o6a shannon 81 STATE lambs. 7s n, at So 80; 50
ihdlana sheen. los ~. at Sc -.
D. Harrington; 1873 Canada lambs S. ~ IS 3Iie l9S
do, - n. 81 20. 219 Western do. ~ b. IS 30
j. n. Hume & Bro state lambs. 50 n s. 81; Is
O. - H. a. s. e2i 81 do % NJ q S5 40; 80 state sheep
IL, H. at So 80; cuIs. ~ n. st 50
J. 9. Curtis & son: ~ state lambs II n. at So
sheer ~ n AZ S3 20
HoGs-Rscepts. partly estimated were 13i: cars.
<lf& mead. nclUdug about = 70 be sold. Weak
outside of one little bunch reported sales state and
Pennsylvania were 81 25Gs7 per 100 Coun
try dressed steady 6di0ac nsr 10 for heavy iglt
weights.
as Sa-sI =, g 10 r. Hume Pro state hogs 200 70 aver
* Al 81 ~ p. lo n tLaJy yssterdayl 2Sl state hogs
n. at 81
AT drew Mullen. state hogs n at 81 40: stag
40 ~ at s. 90 tLate yesterday Sc hogs i79 70
a. s. 20; roUEfs 2i4 n. e. Sc 50
s. Is.
4 " Hollis: i6 State hogs. IT'S 70. at g 80
nn q shannon tlaJe yesterday: II hogs. i62
r. ~ - a. % Do. io2 70. at 81 80 roughs 245 n
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr.

Liverpool Oct l6-closing-wheat-spo.- &. rad
western winter Gull os ssd No Northern spr ne oust
ds 6tzd' No California steady Is fnrurss
cember, - load March, SIS II Kd corns1H, Hust; Ls
nal: JSnus5y' % f. sd March 4s isd Peas@canadan
Hops al London (Paehc COAST hrm t6 IOsSSit ~ s
strong extra India mess lbs Pork strong rrtrna
Western pos. dams-short cut TO ia ~ stasS1
BaeOaCumheriand cut IS e quiet si s'esay so SSs
rio 10 70 = 10 dn COS; long clear niddes Iichf 20
e m gust & ss & o. ong clear niadles heavy IS to 20
clear bsss u 70 10 IL quist 81 s,s
70 tS 70 dull sis Lard ara pEnns Western in tisrcs
SIS; Ansrican Ee1nSc J. pals. SIS So Butsr
Chesse Arm American tnest white and oiora,
SI 80" - o. Au!Vsnr1s-Spir.ts nm.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
OTHER MARKETS Br TELEGRAPH.

ChLcaEo Oct ieCatte-Rsceipts. Io5oO head fnclud-
lHg b Texans ana 500 Westerns. market slow, good
80 PRIME stseEs s. 80 s. 90 poor 20 medium s. 1886 %
81 ara feeders 50 55Sj 81 3G$i I5 hsifers
- 3rS5 so. canners. 81 4OQS2 so bulls 50 25aS4 IS:
caves S4uSl 90 Texas fed S3HSJ 20; Western
5ae&e6s - & $s 'q$7 dogs-Receipts 2o0oo head
8 5$ssh ley isasa o. aFht 8 ie9s7 $
sheen and lambs, fat higher: choice wethers
- ,|aSt 10 :air 10 choice mixed s. 50dS3 so; native
Cincinnati. Oct. I6.-Hoes active and strong at s5a
s. % Cattle steady S2aS6 30 sheep strong al 81 5i
e -. lambs % active and higher a. Siq s. 65
dives 800 Texans. Texans and 500 natives
beet steers and good srasse-s. Zoe higher: quarantine
steady 20 higher butchers steady good stockers and
teef steers g e5aS % fair to good S4Gs6 90 stockers
ana feeders S-Hsi - western fed S3dS5
and Indian steers S3aS4 75 Texas cows 81 1888.
- 1872. bulls $40 SO "a. calves. - 25gSH Hogs-Pe-
esPis o2o head market hrn 20 &c hlgher tops 81 TO-
6ait - sa.ss s6 inS g3 hs2yy &C. eoa$7 10 uiixea
s. U7i-. piss IS 156S6 % Sheep-Recepts 500: market
$iTo - lQC ighsT native lambs So 50a$5 25 Western
S3gSt 20 Western wethcrs Sass 90 stocksrs feed
Fast Bunalo oct, 16-Cat:Ie-Receipts 7s head.
Sss ssF5 Ls fsr sas ss s5ipPlas oy S9g s9S g 81
csnnerv 81 5nrS2. bulls. s. 50aSt feeders So 75aS4
.t2erz a. % S5a.t s,o' Reers @ S2 9ogSl veas $ 5oa
nvs6 81 25aST Workers 81 20as7 So light Workers
8 o5as7 u piss 81 roughs So Soats so stays s. 5o7$s
Receipts 80 head sheep Tm. lambs loc higher; lambs
S+qS5 co ys3rnss, s'aS' =: ewes. $3.50 10; mixed
E.i-t I4berty oct i6-CattIe steady. choice ss e0a
s. i0 prime 25HsG 80, good SJGS5 10 Hogs hisher
prime heavy 81 q$I 60; mediums, 81 40a$T 30; heavy
Workers - laS7 40; light do - 6aS7 IS; pigs Sc T5a$:
S %. Veal calves. s75o9Ss 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

seslng sugar 10 points New-York prices Local
FIces Tor softs are shaded 70 points oloti;ons
a-tt'N- Cut loaf, crushed and dluinos 5l5c, noIII
sI Si-a cuoes 49c. NXNA powdered I soc P-Susts1 re-,
powered anc fruit powdered 4tocf f~ds.-
eraI,s gEanuated 4e5c Eagle coarse ana II, ~. ~ ~
gFanulated Soc Eagle 5-Tb bags II me granuaI@t @
t-aes me granulated standard grailate' a. a.
SS-dIn,nd 4 4d,ci confectio1ers' a. 4.decf No !
Doe ana 3 45oci No 4 425c No .. PC 10 o. tlYI
49, Iuc. No = 4.o5c; No A., No 10, Ssa 80 =,
Nc y S5c; No l3 soc Nos Il and a. ~ 91oS' los
- 10 5'hcf Eagle powdered 35c. crNstai
&C The worlds visible supply Of sugar IS l5Io~p
!hs compared with 10000 tnis time iasl -
lLs i)ndcn beet market %sd lower win Oc',le
ei1 November quoted 3D. The iaaI naThtl W.
- test &C. 1ad moiasses sugar. - test, @'tc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
ENrORTs TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. October 10 1902
CQFFEk-Ine c1Iec market to-day. after opening
STEADY and net unchanged ruled quiet durng the session
ft 6aeoed somewhat fr.ner tone under covering ana
,~o3ss bull support. which the absence of seliirs
c-5ss closed the marker unchanged 20 s points
trter The early news was Wlthout special sgninCance
Of ne EuTopsal ina ktts. Hamburg unchanged.
Vtie HAVE vas partial a franc lower. Both the
rsmag ikets we've unchanged and the uaoveneat 10
primary points just about such expectations based
n estimates q the crop marketing justify
Included IN the ngrres ~ The day q clearance of
S0N iags from victoria While This showing was not
regarded encou aging 10 hull operations the local
eho inSlined 10 take profits. The bull leaders
apparently considered thc time p.uptous for supporting
orders The tracing 81 no time Was active. however.
total business falling below - Uto hags The spot market
quiet giih quotations the basic 52sc for Rio
mol
e range Q, contract prices in the local market to-day
Easa follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct l6-'The American Wool and Cotrun
Reporter The wool market continues active
number % the large have been
last week including Of the loren oct Pha-
delphia manufacturers botn pinners and They
have taken some big sized Ines Of Territories largely
fne medium and nne staple, although the demand has
the dnest 70 the Territories
cutstest In the market is in pulled Wools but the
small business transacted the
table % the light supply. The market Is IN az
cellsnt condition Ttere good business ana
there no speculation and While prices quotaby
nghsr they are very strong at prsvous quotations
the bsef prevailing that certain grades ay rsrs
prices must ulunatey rise 20 sghtly siSrA- lsvsl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

ins relatively more strength during the day than .,,
in export bhes sse reaching "a loads M Improvement III
ports Ihe NeItl%r IN ne CsdicSag Weakness
some sFpTss IN :e@ & q GRss15sd m Tesner condtons
rivals should rain aeye-op Il was day Of pr5ar taking
meat nav have been bulsh ever f6r tb bssee @ senii
prices c99sgI,@'lt fs- a. s5vs1Ss naturally inclined
was divided about "Wednesday. lnteror reci
Mnnespoiz berG expected 70 gain about 800 or f,9
on the wee cash demand. however keeps gSo8 G5sh Y
luth rerortlrg 2"oo bush solo Fore.gn markets c5 ~
10 70 50 polats ~ TIE Price current said The Ftis se
of cash wheat a1ost basis we're as f1llStt ms
red New-York. 77se ,romp,: No Northern Duluth
slsc. October So November ); No Northern Duiufh
tober 30-Noyenh,r .; No ryi elevator 747s SC
,sti sg al ylis S ~ l- here -. y 'ei! m movement,
I1f e.tf i9o agS' i s,-e ar,.Teref a. as IN icaso.
were ths h'a,esi q Tie "fek and perhaps IN some
eseo ana general alarm am & short interests outs ie
advance except ,hat everybody feeling very Dun ne
On corn anu would 4ihrt 'ay nan se1 1t a., these
FOR the day closed square & the while , Local
The very start the marker evidences Of stfsr n Inn
IN 'g f- is" W. 1l,, ] - az ~ .lS ,,.ouL'e4 during
s15 S1 StSn',l' oI, Z ~, 's1s ss ~ the West
market after recent strength quickly appreciated ,b ti
and replaced their sa,s slad to set ont wits only
6ecH favorable one fr curing The interior nove wa
was 50 tho4oIshy darats5 b he big oT5 the trade
chicago hat bear news rad absolutely no Vielri =
5In9gTs a. any tire aurnE ze -ay EHr9rt business
closed @iai net higher. $50 com here advanced
yellow lie aeos, oars-r5e G r"s-zN, %o,tr 80, and
We seners.,v firm during the DAY ~h corn bur 80
81: No w1te. 7si-c. y white ssr: track white
rs 6aS ,S SId s'anI2-g Tlts 60 Cash ss,es
ssIes load for axr, am .T1 trick
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

ln Exchange special Liverpool cables; SPOT eoesen
S .elaanc 1850 bales; speculation ano eNP
s6 american, 1900. Receipts-lodio; American, A
q h.ealng upland. 52d Futures opened sesas; ,,,s
49,. October s5sb: October November. s@ts: 10
December, s4ss: DeoembeT-January. JanesIs-
sr- ana February March. 43b March-AprlL $50,
ss,. NAY and May-June, 4.ssb Manchester
e. sho unchanged Cloths sellers can only 90 Ous'
- al q concession
tl.,y N AND MEAL-The market for wheat nour con-
NJ ~ l IN all departments. with demand fairy sctlse
tses oil asking prices and not much ofeIing SlIiis
tsr, ssgSs 2O winter straghts. So 900 - 30; winter
go" ~ sDGx3 No winter. " s0as- 20: ho
F6li - sOsiSz4. spot and arrive .BUckMhEAl
sr-iys sh-Easer. Quoted 81 s0GS2 %. spot ana %
O. lst,, .tAE FDOCR-Steady. Ouolee tAlr 10 kOS-i
9 choice % fancy. So s59ss ~ as 20 az ~
Eeo sotA MEAL-Firm. Quoted: kun dried ~ s0s
FFFn sna yellow, 81 55gsl Sc. 81 SSgsi %
q 'saay. Quoted: spring bran spot sia So ssss
ssso 80 NJ, si7 25 spring bran, 6plk spot SIG -g
sssks.' .pfln~ bran. middng sls i54s2i. n -oO 10
osig ICED A7 5OGsls linseed Oh cake. w; eSf
ttA ' N<4' hominy chop s2z4s22 DO Oh meal - ~
xss sso@Si,A-wHEAT-From It's actions yesterday wheat
n co sustained by constant buying and the strength
shssi nao q not been for the latter many believed
adne nave broke IN epte Of bull support Tor un-
sr "a on tg scale IN an markets and new buying
This corsl or confident heretofore. one reason Tor
Nch hsre.oss ~as the setback an Northwest markets
N. eneiofe have heen ~ the chief rnslnrtays
rxet Throughout country Unloading al
prevous weakened prices time NC under ths
AZ casknt 81 Louis sold OF sc ana Duluth lost
w thess markets. with all others Of the coun
2s1ns - y ne last hou. following com ana closed
nxk<r sy< 1E ks~-york 81 the cose vac a93e net
Naiosso -e ~. Gs tSo isftsr nsrtso sc's-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
lha statistical position OF Brazilian coffee Is as foliows:


CoI!oN-The Couse of the market downward
eeh To-day though al the close undertCne better
@ ,aan has been ior some time pas Ine opening vas
t.eaSy win prices 70 points higher on demand from
tlAai4e room shorts and foreign pur lhases
thest buyers being Influenced by the the coal
tllAe settlement the nrmsT ruling Of the English
msfAe heatiys light receipts al the pOrts and the
eAs OF Practically al the print cloths IN Pan River
70 d. c. b1llen also exeTted some favorable tufu-
slt But u vas soon apparent 20 ali that the commits
~. MOUSE "ee almost destitute q buying orders and
ue, me tfal faction intended making fresh attack
n NE winter months giving the excellent weather con
los as the preWptrg factor The pTNu-e crop repots
"ee ais0 more favorable than tine. many iUo
,ahe promise ~ late cotton. Whereas
t ifosi the chart for the north central
t he dsV1trne- from that quarter declared no harm
l been cone 90 the formation had been limited
sls entirely o. jhr hiVher ground where there we're
". eas Prices worked quite steadil" lower during the
~ G te forenoon. with liquidation quite ACTIVE soon
tl midday January 40 and May 10 S-oc- rom
7hNh there "a rally the close pront taking
y nom shorts. Wall the front bus -
ne Januarg option in the last fifteen minutes ana
-lFean demand something of a feature. The sou i
ul along conservative lines. The market was hnaHH
so, and net ! O. points lower. Total eales were
H-leisd 10 10000 bales. The hrmness IN the STOCK
.i appeared tD be- something Of factor IN the late
tsoh causing shorts 20 believe II meant Immediate
A.ltng 0t tie urGs
lhe range = rrices the local market to-
ca Eas fulluuF.