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New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

METAIS-Tin was unsettled IA all ,,s,l., - A..
continued IN the London market where bT ,rss "s
tesG G - Z. dy %ie9 @ & Ts @a.Hsined nan though at the close
los and futures al tI20 2s sd Thr local market was IN
p 7aQ2sc There was sale of for N6veoi.sr d.
unsettled advancing here to l2e for lake IL Tor snd
ba1iI ~ @ tSS pIes m @5 1s Ilff ioT casting bur was
advance In London there wac early sdysnce ~ % ~
l52 % futures f52 lGs 81 isl1s 8 az az
t iS as "a ana New York ra a, 9Ses Lona4n closing
set5 also o., ruled quiet ana gaehanged both markets
English markets were lower with Glasgow a. ~ ne ne
quiet No foundr northern was quoted 1 s22s s,say but
foundry Southern. soft. s220s22 anu NO !
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs- -Molssses is firmly held
syrups were nry hsld 9uotstisns r6ilov new ssse
eens oenTiiuga. Sonnon 8SlSe: fair l4aisc; good
Sos syrps common i2ai.s fair I5aI7c. good isg
OCEAN IITS-sesna rs, and sail tonnage bushes.
rToyement IN the toT boats and generally
sn5 AntweTr ia. London IISGIs a. % Liverpool
Hun. I'd spot Bristol Leth and Newcastle 2.S 80.
s. Llyergoo loo n 2e s' dRdo5 6dtsras,a dam
troleum. hence 20 Bombay and tor) Kurrachee iss
hence to China japan berthed Dscess ssai cargo
SeameI st Tons s,iS sSs e1Iso 5enee TO Havre and
John 10 West Coast Of England Sos NoysSist oysS 81
United kingdom Continent 2s one ooh; pot .pli 70
70 Boston British steamer 2OO2 tons and az Nin Ssrdin
steamer -Ss nt,aa 19a5 Ney 19nish steamer 2s27
New-York or pbtiadI1,eii, IfS
British LIS tons Ss;
Boston IS: British a5s tons ana Tyne 70
er tons same, 30: British stean,sr steam
coal Grimshy Boston. IS 90; NorweTisr as- tons
deals. Miramchi 90 West Cnas1 - Ettaher,
z2s "a NovemLer British steamer. li23 tons gsana ass
Philadelphia. private
lao Santiago 70 Baltimore privsi s@,esn- @
us.an bark 81 tons timber palaehca to the eTsi rms
ASh'ey River Rsmore 50 10 two lRsaSe scR5a5lSe roSE
nd coal Phsdelphia ..-ttf 14S
iO2l same zoe; schooner 90 tons cal SlT2nsr
del q Providence G0c: barPes lila-
ions capacity coke Norfolk New-York snd 800
barge. 1000 tons capacity. coal Phnadelphis ~ nIns;
ReSford &c. barge i2l0 tons capacity coal sew
Amboy New-Bedso-d. f5c: British steamer nth
timber Guil % the United Kingdom SIS ga oS,tbo tons
the Continent and United kingdom SOS 6d ocSdtt to
British schooner $50 DStooer-
IS and port charges. scho0ner sssapoIs,
lumber. SheTbrook NeYoTk private terms 'S tons
OIIS-Thcre a moderate trade IN cottonse.s -,
the sold steady all closing Wtbo OF and
change prices ruling the last Ns much
seed oil moderately active and Wlthou, c,LSSn In
IN Official quotations. Petroleum ner
under good demand We 9uots; Petrolsun bile 81 IN
s. 20 Iennea cases New-forl1 IS 90 es.S
prime yellow. 5I1z 6S8c. nee
Forward dsnver.y. 53z9sTe: c1 summer yelIor s7e Sot
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Ter grades nomnai prime white, 42e; prime winter ys VEL
low. 42ga3e-. .LINsEED OIL-Ameriean seed @ elS
~ 80, setiS' out OF town. raw. t4af5c: Ca4eu'tA '
PROV ISIoNS-Generai weakness prevailed throusho2Ht 2
i Cay N me prov sion market OWING 70 oeSiIns a. s
H5sleIn POINTS amounted 6ilU' including .-'S .- a.
s, aee which Was larger than expected Hov1 al 1i,
Mess 5Ju SlS: family S22 thort clear 500 So
STEADY quoted: Mess SI20Sl2 90 fanny, t,g
sIo packet Sli 5ygsl5 -: India mess s%sgS-o
DRESSED Ho,Is-Stesdy. Quoted: Bacons, sSsgs51ci
iS @ 10 leo %. ~ asr4c; 40 70. -. Pss:
951k ng lial4 10 n. I34a4c /: NJ lS,:ci u 10
tSg - &C picked shoulders urn: quoted si-aBc' pk9
&C country. -IsAI;D-L.asy quoted ll.f1c;
Guy sid steady; quoted. lubSsI refined laFo -ss
TtI, et, - sc Compound STEADY. quoted -
EIflNE-Firm, city lard stearne. i2'-c oieo quoted
RlcE-Tho market fairly active, With full prices
.bltihea Tor p5puar south reports larry
500 saies movement with receipts well taken W Qu's
5tans follow. Domestic. ordinary SAGA; TAR g SO
"a sac; Java 4egr4 c: Raug,sn in bond - d2s.c.
ftehneH sugar win hst prices ul
hanged No concessions made on Nos D ana .
'eisa.es are sui reported but there IS no serious aesS
n.s. o.l5c; mould 4 and cubes 4sStc MAN. powdered
egc rowaered, coarse powdered and trult po"1e.el
100 100 Eagle coniecuoners granulated 4%c; lag ~
SaFtons and IN bags Of hne granulate Soc Eagle
10 bags o. hne sranu,aJed, 4.SUc. Eagle hns grahu-
sa standard gTanuiated and Diamond a o,S e
1Sctioners A. 4SUc; NO l, 435c; Nos and = 4ot; 10
+SG. No . 400: No O. 4l5c; NJ :. Aloc5 o.
30 iS S0uc; Nos IA and To- Toe NO Ii, 3Iuc' Eagle
Iu@uered. 495c crystal domnos &c. The London beei
sugar market Was it@d hgneT 7s 3td for october anu
Is hsnvr prices. IL is believed have Pid
~ u. oasis OF Ssc Tor caIgo Of Java sugar 70
S7sc for 90 test centrifugal 5q3 i-l6c ~ test mus
eoVado and 2$g2 lS-loc Tor - test moasses sugar
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Oct 2O.-Closing: Wheat-spot steady.
Western winter. slzd: No Northern spring
6s 6i4dj No California, 6s sd futures quiet DecembeT
5s l0Ad: March, IS MD Corn-Spot nrm; American
mixed 5s st.d futures quiet; Oct9ber min IL january
Flour-St Louis fancy winter quiet. 3D. Hops at Lon
don (Pacihc COAST frm f6 1OsGE7 Beef strong extra
India mess. HIS. Pork strong prime mess Western
Dos Hams-Short cut. "a 10 Is n. drm. Sos Bacon
Cumberland 25 TO 80 10, steady I'd; short rib
Ia to "A ~ quiet 65s Cd long clear mddles light IS
- n qust. Us Si long eear tndles heavy IS % 40
clear bellies. Is Ie 10 arm 65s. Shoudsrs-Sauare
II 20 IS To quiet. Sis Sd Land r. prime Western IN
tsrce,. oos; American. r.ns1, pals. 5ss Butter ncr,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

On & cotton closed quiet. with quotations unohansed
ndsls OF 3 1Oc for mddlng upland ana es0c Tor
ns-lins gut sales were 2.SO0 bales. southern spot
sisSse ~ere telegraphed follows; New orleans
:, unchanged Lice Mobile. quiet unchanged.
f &c savannah. easy. unchanged. az Sc: CHARLESTON
a. "A, unchanged. 7Hc: Wilmington nrm, unchangea
1orsei Norfolk hrn. unchanged. a. 3-i6e Baltimore
oh-r-nai, UNCHANGED. s 5-l8 Augusta steady. un-
FS,se al 3l6c 81 Louis quiet unchanged at etsc-
6go also receipts NeW-Orleans for tomorrow Ia.
80 le 900 bales compared with IS 0S5 bales actual
cr eh and 2 8es bales actual last A. Houston
% morrow. 2lOo0 p 000 bales against IS eA haies
Qsi.. week nnd s4.302 bales actual year ago,
~, on expects 230OO 2s00 bales ar confrasted
an hs2 bales received for the day last week
-1ylt nsies last
nerse LN az the porte and interior paints to-day. COZ"
- WI Lne .ame lav last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

t oTIoN-cotton sought slightly higher level today;
r5 WIZ prices point higher 70 points lower. and
eaeeo on several points slowly pressure OF
oolghf late Saturday insiders and absence a
soe support The Engiish cables lacked special feat
eAl the weather chart failed note the cold
f.-,ctea by the government Tor yesterday morning
c-ti ~ the morning the market worked back 20 the
r hRles on promise of light receipts az the ports
,.aio midday there a sharp advance scare of
started by 8 light estimate
Not receipts This fright had barely OF before
,'rieans and Galveston In light estimates
- me movement this leading the bears 20
,see hui.ish weekend statement Friday, tor
~. ~ me ports for the week thus far were behind
oi same time last by nearly 10000 bales.
f,iuetl4ue eNpor; clearancer something Ia.NlO
49, then caused uneasiness the bear faction.
r.NeT the-c 10 believe that to-n1or
weekly crop statement from the Neu-O-leans gov
cleht ofhciai would be favorable far late
us Nas concerned, and some q the room operators
snort al $40 fng NAV this theory The reports
F sIot cotton markets lacked special feature but IN
NJ, tr rho trade print cloths a. hrm prices
-. Street appeared 20 be buying January sG0c in
49, ocal ring late the day The market closed steady
hel - points higher. Total salee were estimated
sl"o bales Late weather reports gave heavy rains
Aaee South.
nc rsnEe OF contract prices the local market to-day
a. a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Liverpool. Oct. 20. 1 p. m--Cotton--SpOt modsrat.
done prices points higher; American middng
fair. 5I3d: good mlddlng 4s2d middling. AID: low
middling. 464d: good ordinary. i52d; ordinary 4Od
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales Of which 900
speculation and export included American
Recepts-SOOO bales including 200 American. Flu
opened steady closed quiet American mddlng
< October. 45Id buyer, October
buyer; November and December. 446d seller December
January Aid seller, January and February 44I
buyer; February and March. 44jd seller: March and
April 445d seller; April and Nay A45d buyer May and
June. 445d buyer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

g = 5S G : $ S ssI o. l'S 81 r. a. s's s 'S g. .
,eg TO5n shannon m q *, M = State tate lambs IS ~ s. 80
Pennsyyspla p % " ia do DO 6 g 10 10 az a $ 60 6i DO 9 n 2s;
. do = s50; Buffalo do ~ 81 ~ ~ at 5 S e.
Buffalo SHEEP % 10 al a. 81 11s Ohio 40 i24 70. at
81 ia 1ss Aentgcky do loo 10 Sc so: state do,
So u Pennsylvania do. III n IS so; 20 do lc5 b
j H Hume & Bro: 80 state lambs II n at s. 30:
S Canada ~ a, S 3d. S q 10 di Buaia 4 o. do 3.
~ DO TO- 81 81 n 9t s. s5: Dana ANA 20 % 10 at = 90;
IS rs PsHnsyly49ia 2 g "a ia DO 10 il$ 3 n at $50 vermont dc
10 81: 81 81 10. s. Is; Is DO los h. at s: So
10 81 10; J36 do IS 10 at IS S5 If9 do IS To at
$ II. l53 do SS H. at g. "a PENNSYLVANIA do % 10
So 30, Il state sheep IL 10 So % n at SS so
A. S. 80 100 do = n al 81 o az az S 20 do ~ 10 o
% 10 at So 80; g do s. n So - state culis Is
D. Harrington: SOL State lambs 70 10. at 50 SO: "a
do n al $ 6O es 70 n at s. So: ie7 DO 81 10
a. a. = n % a. S - o DO % & M ~ @ s g. g. - - So SO 81 STATE % s9ess
Ksrls Commi,slon y Cempany: ~ Pennsylvania lambs.
ao do ,G . n H. at at S. M iS IS3 Kenaey M ~ sheep 2 n st 81
n 50 so; i9l DO 90 n, 81 5C IS do o. 10 at Sc 25
: do, 10 10 at 81; A. Pennsylvania do. iO5 ~ 81
Judd Co; @; -, 100 o. Indiana I'D Ia lambs 70 u 50 CO.
s. 100 do 50 r. at s. 81 aQ 237 90, 8 ~ s. i2's
y S G % "a 70 ~ Sl ne So 50 so o rs rs 5a6t IN h 90 s do % To- at e -
n at 81 -: do so NJ at So 50 stale do 100 Ib at
81 5O 9t 10, So
Newton & Co; 81 State lambs Sc n. s. 70; 20 DO.
261 66 10 at - 90 West Virginia sheep. I13 u,
Keptuoky do. lo5 N. at So 50; 81 do I1s n. at 81
IT, II. HoLs 464 Canada lambs - ~ a s. 81 ~ ;
412 do = 10 az s. 50 i5I do % n s. so; 95 DO u
b 50 37i2 - do 20 n. - Il DO - H. at IS 4O
State sheep IL n at 50 20: 20 ST. n, So e5
So 80: bucks 100 10. at s..
Harrington Co; 40 Buffalo lambs n. 81 20
IS - n. at 81 -: II sheep lb
MCPHERSON n Co; 81 state lambs n a 81 243
virginia DO. "a n. at sheep. III
st 81: % 10 at 81 f2iz
j. H. wilkersen 1sS Buffalo lambs &c 70. at s. 20; %
do 90 10 - 90
Is N. at s. 80. 50 sheep i2i n az 50 Is.
TcIIina Wright a Co: ig9 lambs. IS IS 50
So state sheep 1O5 n. 81 50 6 do. 10. s. 90
J. q. Curtis & Son: 81 lambs. o. n, IS IS
81 sheep 1O1 n. So
FTOC;S-Recepts for Gavs SS1
head Including head for the market Steady
feeling state and PENNSYLVANIA quotable
81 25fS7 per 100 n with 3jS7 90
no sales OF Western hogs reported. Country dressed
steady.
are 81 40 rer 100 NJ r1ughs 90. ~ at So 40 stays
atA N at 81 50: do. t91 n. 50
7 y Nelson. State hogs. f73 10. a 81 ~.
: Sanders II state hogs S 70. 81 50; rough, AGO
a 35.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Cash quotations as follows; Flour steady: .
sprVg wheat T3 T5 iec No o izc. No red. n =
re; No Sc. No yellow 6Oc, NJ oats. 2Ss4
29r. No 2 white 3203ic, No 49@.c; fair choice
mating barley 54U5N"; NJ I hixseed 81 IS No 1
Northw~s"ru. 81 20 Pol X. bb Sl 90 short ribs
short clear sides tboxedl Sl2aS2 - the Produce
exchange to-day the butter market hrm creameries
lG'sG-i &C. ,airie~ i5Gl1c; eggs hrm loss on cases
returned. 21c; cheese steady tu'-Gil'fc-
Duluth. oct. Nhsat-Cash hard 52atc: No I
Northern 12itc. Northern IOitv, November.
December IcC May. 12>4c. oats. December, 3le.
Milwaukee, oct. 20-Whcat duh; No I Northern. 74c;
NJ Northern ~ I,iiac. December tr, Rye steady
No - Au02' Barley No . 6dc; sample. Sd459'2c
com December. 5l'ec.
HuaeaTaolis oct. 2o-Cl1se; Wheat December 70's a
su-tc, MAY. t2'sC. track. No I bard 12@sc, No I
Northern i7sC No Northern. $3.50. Flour. 5d l0c up
$4 hrst clears s. 3oHS2. second s. 4jaS2 80 Bran in
bulk. So
Philadelphia Oct. 2O-Vhea drm; coltract grade. Oc-
toher - "a s5i=c- Corn dull weak No yellow
track t3 Oats firm and iac hi hcr; NJ white clipped
- ieP3>c Flour jH itv Dbl higher. Rye hour
SO l5H>J - per bbI Butter Hrm. 'ac higher:
western creamery pc. t1 nearby p nts, 2dc Eggs
steady f2tr demand fresh nearby. &c loss of: do West
ern ZIG &Jtec do Southw 2@ 2laC; Southern
2l422c Cheese Il m ana higher; New-Yolk fun cream
prime: small 1l2Nc do fair 70 good ulsG12t4c
DO prime large. I2dt2Ic; d0 tair good. II4G1l%c
Reeetpt-Flcur 2i00 bbIs and $4,000 pounds sacks
wheat sOO0O bush; 5OOO; $500 Shipments
Wheat 10000 bush: 5000 bush 20O00 bush
st. Louis oct 21-C;ose. Wheat lower: No red cash
tphct December. 10iiNI0'sc; NAV. T2lsc; No hard
tu0t tlc CornN0 ca J1c, December. 40@s 9+Oi2
Nav, 50etc. OatsNO cash. 39l2c December. 9STsc
May. @3'se; No white, sac
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

Burelo. Oct. 2o-Flour steadv: best patent spring,
s4dS4 25 spring Sc 75dSf bakers clear
spring S31S3 80, low grades winter and 81 509
81 % pat winer $iGS4 y: Gear s. 23S3 So crack
or -four ~ 35IS3 80. rye -four SO 2STS3 Is Wheat
Spring quiet only steady: No Northern carloads.
7Sc. winter No . red. nc Corn strong, No ?
Yellow. tSiao No do GNc. No corn 6T'se: No DO,
mixed S3lac. DO. S274c. Barley Western quoted
50G63c C {. Rye No l track. 55c Canal freights
firm. wheat. &c corn. 3atc 90 New-YorS.
chicago Oct. 2o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Tofee cahles- -Pio-Coree market hrFn: No : Rio
&; eNchsnEe. - 3-2d. receDts ~ 000 bags: cleared
| ne f'nited States Ooo haEs: cleared for Eurone
o@n bags. stock GSa 0so Rag. SantOs-Cofee market
steady cod average Santos ssd0O; receipts IS 600 haFs
se'k BAGS HarlhurE-f-pffee market opened
\ rtg tUer 81 e3N 7. = pfR lower. sales
h0W fa~s. Havre-Conee market opened steady. =
if2nc lower, az - declined = franc: 2 steady
nd unchanged a. $50 unchanged: total sales, b 900
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
orHrR MAEKETs-RY rELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO oct. -Cattle-Receipts 29OOO. including
200 cxars 1000 Westerns Good kinds steady; others
dunn 75aS6 90; syoeiers and feeders. 81 25q$4 9o
cows 81 4OH$4 ~; he fers, g. 25dSJ; 81 i0a
s. 5n bulls - 25H$+ 80, calves s. 15S7 -: Texas Ted
steers S3ftSI -; Western steers. So I5pS6 Hogs
cepts to-day 81 600, 1SO0o left $500.
100 l5c lower; close active Mixed and butchers So 500
s. 40 good chore heavy I0aS7 80; rough heavy.
Sheep-ReCeipts, 1900; sheep steady for fat kinds
Iarlbs steady Tor kinds Good choice wethers,
IS 50pS3 -; fair % choice mixed. 81 9Og$ 90 native
Cincinnati Oct 2o-Hogs steady s5GS7 Is Cattle
quiet lowec S2pSG 80 sheep dull 81 JOqS5 3d. Lambs
East Buffaio oct ao-Ca,tle 67oO generally 1oc
lower, closing castor Prime steers $7aS7 %: shipping
81 3-aS4 -: Gamers 81 bulls 5Gas4 feeders.
S3 75GS4 81; SGdS4 stock hefers 81 9o
So -; fresh cows and springers, s39S3 head lower
steady s. 50qSS Hogs. I7O00. steadv. HEAVY. 81 90
GSI co. mixeL 81 3JGS7 A. workers.. 81 25aS7 30 light
Workers s. soas7 . pigs 81 2'gS7 %; rogg So 76as7
s. 5olts6 - sheep ard lau'bs, 23ttO: steady
Lambs Sass 40 yearngs s4GSi o. Sc 25Gss IS:
mixed sheep. 81 I5dS3 - -
East Liberty. O,t 2O.--Catte lower. Choice. 81 sOG
81 prime 10aS6 60 - 90aS5 81 Hogs steady.
heavy Workers 81 aC7s 81 20 light do 81 OdsT 20 pigs
ers 50 eEdS2 %. cuus and c0U1mon 81 5OGS2 choice
lambs. SS 401'S5 e5: veal calves, 81 506res 10.
loo Texans. Calves. go Texans I5nO natives. Low
priced cattle steady high priced weak; Western cows
steady; stockerT and feeders steady 70 lower Choice
and dressed beef steers SISI p fair to good
81 e5Sf S0ckeTs ard feeders s31S4 e5 Western fed
81 l.. - - Texas ard Ind s7dS4 81
Texas s. 5n1,S3 II. native 81 25Gs4 . n-tye
50 25Ss- HcgS-Receipts 90"0- tO "oc
lower Top. - 10: bulk ot sales sI@SI O5 Nsevv s7t
Workers 81 ~ 90 ngs So 759Se %. SheepRecei7ts.
u 900 MARKET steady 70 strong Native subs 81 fN6
s. y Weste-n arbs SiHSS; ted ewes Sits3 10; native
vethers s>s4 u Western wethers. s3GS3 90 stoeSeTs
and feeders. 81 55GS3 ~.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine shows a further
49, ana sales were made the basis OF 57c This
,h oSns 70 reports from Savannah naming 5sls 54c
price; exporters are buyers the primary
n5n,s. f'osin was steady TO firm Tar steady. We
,-sFlRiTS TCRPESrINE-Ou and machine bbIs, 5stsG
IAR-Pine bbls 50 25: oil bbis 81 40
Y Common TO good strained 81 81; n 81 67i
90 r 81 50; G. 81 90; II. 81 10: 50 3OG 81 50;
e. NJ " 90; y. So 80; W G. 81 tO9s4 Is, and " ".
STOCK on HAND.
IL
1et' bhs
f,s. rnlustot Oct -SpiTits turpentine-Nothing do
teysiI'S q casks. Rosn steady 81 2OdSI Is; re-
ceipts iai Crude turpentine hrni. 81 I5qSS
Icl Dds Tar firm, 81 80: receipts, 81 81
coz AMMAN Oct. 20Turpentine hrm 53sc receipts
safes S1s exports 3l2 Rosin firm: receipts
g. 10 59t Dds sales. go, exports 7971; A. r. c u
K 80 5o 80 r. 81 80: G, 81 37is: H 81 -; l. 81
- = o., D. 70 y, SS 90; " q. 81 -: " ", 81
naIleston Oct. 2o.-Turpent.ne and rosin unchanged
oI.deans. oct 2-ReceiPts: Rosn 414 bbls;
bbbt'he bb 10 obis Exports. Trpentine, Liverpool Loco
dondon Oct 3).-Trrpentine-spirits Sas. Rosin-
american strained As 60 fine 9s Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

inai Cheese srOug American finest white and eoorei
s4s TaIlow-Prime city. hrm 29s ID. Turrentine-
spirits frm 39s 6d Rosn-COmmon steady. Is o.
Petrolsum-Refned quiet. 3D. Laseed oil dull. 2ss Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
0lD WWMlNlOM llME

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort NorfoIk. Portsmouth. Pnaer's
Newport connecting PetersblIrx
Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c. and entirs
South
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier Il
n. r., foot OF Beach St. week day a NJ
II. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
A MEXICAN LINE
WHITE STAR LINE-

W-YOFtE-0U UEENSTON
Oceanic. Oct %. $50 Gernanfc Nov s. noon
Gel Oct 81. a. m Cymric. Nov la D. m
Pier as. North hIEe-. Office. BroadwaS. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
PED ID" LINE.

For La Guayra. Puerto Cabeio Curacao and Mars.
caibo Curacoa-Caltrg also az san Juan. p. r.
5. s. PIIIILApELPHIA saturday, November l. roors
S. CARACAS. NoVe-.dsr
vessels superior accommodations Tor pas
ROULroN. BLISS & pALLrrr
General Managers. 1S5 Front 81. 4
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

From New YoEk Wslnesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP 20 All
points Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico.
&c; Florida, g.. DELIGHTFUL Excursions.
l. II MALLORY & Co. Gen Agts.. Pier 90 E. r. N Y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
ME9lTEsRANEaM ENPREss

MEDlTERRANEAN EXPRESS
SERVICE.
fNORTH-GERMAN sHAMBIr re- AMETRICAS
LLOYD 10 LINE
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR AND AL
- GERS BY EXPRESS STEAMERS
~. AllsT. IraVe and Lahli do not call at AIsiers
!I;ahn: !L: Noy; T. Q A. tIahn. Dec; q 10 A N.
fTrave, Nov. - 10 a fTrave, Jan IL 10 A. N
FOR ALEXANDRA. EGYPT JAN T.
Return tickets suitable for the
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen
d0n Southampton. Paris ChsrbOurg.
NORTIt-GERMAN LLOYD. HAMRC RC-AAIERICAN
OEsSRICFtS q CO.. ACTS. LINE
. BROADWAY. y. Y. 81 BROADWAY n Y
Lloyd steamers from Amity St. BROOKLYN.
Hamburg steamers from First St. Hoboxen y. T.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

& M nLeaastuHs st interior points. thousands
f1.IoSt 0ts's omitted V'rj -four bls bush.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
s4N FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Oct. 2O-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were follows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Good 70 choice native 30FsT %
Medium 70 fair native steers .......,..... 2f -
Fopr 10 ordinary native steers. 15 1j
oxen and stass 50G N
tli and dry COWS 6D -
Good 20 choice : ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

NAvIGAZIONE GENERALE TTALIANA
NAPLES-GENOA-ALEN
ALL NEW STEAMERS. WEEKLY SERVICE
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-25
Van Buren Courty Woman Takes
Her Life.
JURY FOUND THAT SHE WAS INSANE
Funeral Services Held at the M. E.
Church in keosauqua This After
noon-Woman Had Been married
But Two Years.

Keosauqua, Sept. 25.- Especially
Mrs. Matte Clafiin, wife of George
Clafiin, farmer who resides about
f1ve miles west of this place, took her
own life yesterday morning by hang
ing herself by towel to a cross bar
in the transom over a door in their
home. The deceased. formerly lived
here. She and Mr.. Claflin were mar
ried about two years ago. Her name
was formerly Cox, and her maiden
name was Beatty. She is a sister Of
VIM. Beatty and Misses Ella and Mag
gle Beatty of this place.
An inquest was held and the coron.
er's jury returned verdict that de-
ceased came to her death at her own
hands while insane.
The funeral services were held in
the M. E. church in this place at 2
o'clock this afternoon. conducted by
Rev. G. E. Perkins, of the Congrega-
tional church, and the remains were
buried in the Fellows cemetery.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-25

its. There was a large crowd in the
station and in the street outside the
station and it was respectful and
orderly crowd. When the people
caught sight of the President they
cheered vociferously, however, and the
President raised his hat and bowed a
response. II
Four Surgeons Carry Patient.
The President was lifted from his
berth in the special car in which he
had lived for SIX days and carried to
the platform of the trainshed by Sur
geon General Rixey and Surgeons
Richer, Uric and Lung of the navy.
The utmost care had to be taken to
prevent his leg from being Jared or
injured, and DR.. Lung assumed espec-
ial charge of the member, handling it
with so much dexterity that the Presi-
dent was free from single twinge of
pain.
The chair was wheeled out of the
station to the White House carriage,
which was drawn up at the Sixth
street entrance. The horses had been
removed from the traces because the
doctors did not care to submit the
President to the risk of further injury
to his leg by reason of the horses sud-
denly moving the carriage. After the
President had been comfortably seated
the horses were hitched up and driv--
en- to the temporary White House in
jackson Place.