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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
Woody Sends For a Preacher,

Especial to (ews and Observcr)
Greensboro, n. c., Sept. 6.-Woody, the
man in Jail here charged with assault on
a young girl al the park, it is said be
gins to feel the weight of his sins to
such an ext ant that he sent for q preach
cr last night to obtain some comfort from
religion. In the report yesterday Of the
trial injustice was inadvertently done
the officers who served the warrants
which were lost. It was through no
fault of the sheriff his deputies, the
officer bringing Woody from Salisbury
having forgotten to leave the warrant
here carried it home in his pocket and
returned II today.
Greensboro has saved her manners but
lost an eagerly coveted opportunity of eX-
tending hospitality to the Chief Magis-
trate OF the nation. The following tele-
gram has been received from Senator
PritchaTd:
Marshall. y. c.. Sept. ).
"Mayor w. II. Osborn. Greensboro
"TeIceram received. The President
advises mo that he cannot stop AT any
point in tho State except AShevIllc on
account Of ct her cnga agemonts. regret
this greatly and beg to thank you sin
ccrclv for your cordial invitation TO our
Chief Magistrate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
Deputy Collector appointed,

Nh J T. Fogleman, Of Burlington.
has been appointed a special deputy col
IcctOr under Collector j.. &. Duncan.
Mr. Fogleman viii be on the raidng
force with Starkcy Hare.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
LE RUSSIAN THISTLE.

Only few years ago the farmers of
I1e Western prairics were thrown into al
Almost dE-terical condition by the APP
Iea.anee and spread of the Russian
Hls'la- Congress was besought to ap-
E'Pra'" hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars tog the purpose Of fighting the pest,
s-a the Experiment Stations East and
west. and the Agricultural Department
al We 5ngton published bulletins with
-17'ItNons OF the plant and susges-
~-a as 20 its destruction. Now We have
-4h n. Kansas Department Of Agricul-
1 bulletin of nearly 80 pages dc
.4'a 20 foragc from the Russian This
Ut Us not the purpose of the buiie-
.4' "H" Fgr, 10 encourage the culture
.a0 Russian thistle, but to show the
7. can be made Of an undesirablc
'"l'r Mr.. Coburn summarizes.
'.-a.@a l"stlos are undesirable and
TO legitimate agriculture, but If
Ter feed for live stock is available
as such is pronounced juStifia bic
F'F present in sufficient quantity.
"7-' they should be destroyed and
-ttr" taken by better crops. Since
'."r aD thistle is an annual plant it
s.m to be easy to exterminate It
'4- 1ra allowed to seed. They have
7.a for hay 10 the extent OF 100
." H.e"e. and as the plant has a fair
Ea|H" it nav be well to use it
..oU0ds. Some years ago in the
" 'Hamont section OF Virginia
"4. IN onort made to boom the
%. broom scdgo as hay grass, in
.r Jon where the finest grass could be
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

Justice r. NJ Douglass of the Supreme
Court, left yesterday morning for his
home in Greensboro, where he Will spend
a few days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

j is officially stated at Minneapolis
that the four railroad officials indicted
by the Federal grand jury for manip3ia-
lion Of rates by means Of rebates ate
w r. Burt. President, and w. ii. Ben
nett, General Freight Agent Of tho To-
lcGo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan
Railway, and II Z. Whitcomb Presi
dent. and Burton Johnson. General
Freight Agent Of tho Wisconsin Central.
Capiasos have been issued for their ar
rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

go Texans 1000 westerns slow and steady lower;
81 stockers and feeders s. 5Sas5 81 20 ~ I e iS
heifers 81 5oas6 81 5os2 So bulls & 25s5 50
So 10as5 30 Hogs-Reeepts to-day, 240C0: tomorrow,
$1,000; left over. 5000; 1oQ15c higher: close weak
mixed and butchers 81 45qss: good to choice heavy
bulk Of sales. 81 5O9s7 IS. Sheep-Receipts 800
steady lambs steady good to choice wetherS g 5oax
Cattle active s2qse 10 Sheep steady 81 SSasS 90 Lambs
East Buffalo. Sept 15.-Cattie a. iOO good to choice
butcher grades 10q5c higher prime
SO 25qS5 Gamers 50Gs3 bulls 81 75Gs4 so sood fresh
choice cows s5Oas60; fair to good $s5as45 common $50
heifers 81 1888 so veas 600 strong 25c higher S. 5O
Others: heavy IS 1Oa$s &c. mixed 81 SoaSs; Workers
81 65ds7 light Workers so: pigs 81 25asT
diaries. s. 5o9$7 10; Sheep and lambs 1900 opened
steady shesp remained s. lambs saser on lo9
Kansas City. Sept ACKNOWLEDGMENT Is 500 natives
$500 Texans Calves-Texans 80 natives. 300 Corn
lower feeders steady lower: choice
export dressed beef S7dS7 so: good
steers 60dSI So Texas and Indian 81 25dS3 So
Texas s2qS2 50; native 81 35dS3 90 native
heifers 81 4oS3 49, 81 25as2 bulls 50 4Oas3 90;
calves S3aS6 Hogs-Receipts 2.5o0: strong 1Oc
Of sales s. 70a$7 771s heavy s. 5as 92 mixed pack
81 500sT so Sheep-Recepts, $3.50 market strong ma
tive lambs So 2Oa$4 30 Western lambs. $3qS4 native
Clipped sheep 81 5oGs3 2o stocers and feeders S2
e. S n 8r ssR s Eood s aSys hogs sh ie
heavy Workers, 81 9oas7 o. light Workers s. 5Gs1 50;
Wethers 81 1Ca$4 culs common 81 3Oa$2 choice
lambs, So $685.. Veal calves, Sass so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

MErALS-TIN-Tin again weak and lower in ali
YORK lost % points closing at rs og26 zoe for spot
t Tie Closing figures f22 los for and los for
fnSdes ouoiaoas declining a IS for spot and
10 f5S Sd for futgTes NsEYor closing prices
eiectroytic. 7Oall Soc and esssing Il
k6dOn e!osng 4s and At 80 is Sd Tespeetvsly
ing At SO Is Cd London market size local
s3 de at wos at 5 a. Sss rS 30
local @ef Sas d 9 Noe na % W. 5a,d1
Northern s22qs2S; No fSgnsP Southern. s22q$23 No
OWsoI.AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for both mo-
sIups was steady but quiet and unchanged
s113c; fair 14aiGc go9d l5a22c; prime 2s@3Oc: New
PC: fa iSG15c good. lea17c prime 18aa1c; fancy
9eSGAN FREIGHTs-In steam tonnage there was no
Improvement the demand for boats but fair
Timber carriers coaswtse trades for the
quiet oq9s s Bristol and Leh 2ad Hun iass9" and
eastie Sd fiainburs pss Ro9fe4dsm
&c. cotton 70 JysfRoo RfF 100 "a % aai ndon oats
brunswick savannah TO Liverpool Manchester
s fBsr sapeo to United or Continent 9i +
Ocooe6' I2nred Kingdom or Continent nrvste
Blush 10 steanef Gdif to Gnited
seaner LIS tons Pensacola Holland prvae
moTe to San FranciseQ S. PROMPT Italian bark 900
Dbl; sf r an6 B B oe4 Oh G saS
hence TO Bue1os Ayres Los ana p 90 espectyely Brit
nda P%S British 25 tons to lumber Gf
British schooner 2s9 tons. iogwood Hay New-YorE
Ipaschico;a 70 New-York 81 bo bark tons iumber
Tera Bridgeport So schooner a25 tons lumber
Tampa Philadelphia, private frot,
I3otmore private terms schooner tons lumber Fem
5in "a Providence SO; schooner. tons div hoo
and cypress brunswick TO New-York SO g2ls British
quarters grain Portland 10 nIcl,a -
800 United Kingdom Continent. Sd berth terms
Contender; British steamer. 446 tons phosphate TAMPA
Isntted Kingdom Continent. private terms So
tenber. . - .-,
uith a moderate demand on spot and no Import M
banges in prtce IInseed oil quiet and unchsngad
Psaned petroleum reported TO be in demand for
foreign account and steady Petroleum bbs 81 90 and in
pss5aS cases New-York IS 30. Cot;onseed o-fr,ns
49, n b mills 2sGI29c prime yelovr aaS
saiSc: off summer yellow. 3Sa3Sc grades is
y,Tse Unite 45Q46c prime winter yellow Iinsesi
ilAmerioan seed. city raw. 57a5sc out Of town raw
57Q5sc; Calcutta raw; Ioc; ara OIL. .eaeoe.
ort hung dre although closing higher than SATURDAY
49, ,,,, was based on 1odI5c in live 10.
oor, covering sympathy with the strength In grain
lssessTs receipts of 1900 'ess expeefad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

Omaha had 600 and Kansas City 1000 while an td
Mess SIS family oo@s2o So short clear
ian s15se: packet s1Iasi5 . India mess
s22as24. BEEF HAMs-Dull Quoted: s22p@2,, -,
DRESSED HoGS-ouet. Quoted: Baeons loc' ioo Ut rnr
10 H. l3e; II NJ 12Ac IA 10 11Ad l2c fackeo
ders frmer Sc Picked hams rmer f11s A AZ
LoW-Dull Quoted City. 5+4G57sc: country, ~ Sn@
10 sSc Refined lard steady Quoted: south Amerea'
iLoc Continent IL 25c; Brazil, kegs, 1o"c nos
Guii isdSc. Stearine quiet. Quoted; o'eo' 'o's''
elty lard stearine. 1214c. .., -
RICE-There good distribution to-day mostly on
account of mail orders. Full were quole anu .e
market closed firm. Quotations follow: Domestc, c9ra
mon TO low fair 81 G4lac; fair to good pI
10 choice 5ad57sc; head 6d6Ac; Patna oqoHe Japan
foreign. 4&95c; do domestic 3Ad4lsc; Java a4sqf@e
Rangoon, in bond. 2AQ2&c. 60. pan
SUGAR-Late in the day the American sugar
ing Company and B. H Howell Son 90 GO an'an MAXI
any change in their list prices crystal aoi 10 nonts
aovanced p points; No II and II advances ~
and Nos to 10 inclusive and Nos II ana 10 49, o.
sun sun reported on many grades We duo'e snS
loaT. crushed and doninos, 5.15c: mould A anu
cupes Soc XXXX powdered { soc: poWde.esa. -
powdered fruit powdered 75c: Eagle confectionery
Zoe Eagle IL cartons and 10 bags OF me ~
lated is5c: Eagle ID bags of fine sranulatea $50
agie me gTanulated standard granuiatedn ahS e d
T. 4Soc: No 4soc: No ). 425e: No g. 4;Zgc no oz6:
9loc No S, 4.05c No Q 400c; Nos 10 and H. 5.s9S'
NO ~ 3s0c; No H. 3.S5c Nos II and 10 3soc NO 10
London beet market unchanged, with prices
Iuly maintained with September quoted at 6s ana DC
toner at bs 3D. The local market STEADY win cen
.rlfugal 96 test quoted T-16c bid and 39c asKeu
sale OF 5000 bags Surinam centrifugal on spot was
aue al lac basis % test less ghterage ana "ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

special dS s esnss Spot
bert ,s Sas ss @ deane edsaa QUIET S
tsesss septsmhe5 ost9ssr sses: October
4sI.b: vi, 2le; ~ February March
June 4s0s. Neutrality-suspicious. quiet; cloths quiet but
FLOUR AND MBAL-The -four market was well sus-
tanned all day and again fairly active on Kansas brands
quote Spring patents So eoas4 90 winter sraighs 81 "a
g 81 c1ra No winter S icSss ao extra No wine e
fs vi RG sffS s d1 @ quoted 81 ss %
to aTTiye RYE FLouRpp E,s quoted Fair to good
ais sS sGf kim % CO. to
si e5 81 sosi FE1 @ Quoted
SIG s sPah bk p & sG o spG s sis n
S Snf o 81 css IN on @ sa@ on ms S2s 70
all grain raarl.es. variance with the
looked for r and closing &c higher than the CLOCK
figures Of Satua WITH sew exceptions s %nrat was @
Even the many had expected that unfavorable
talk OF Visible supply increase Would weaken the mar
KT5 and held their Improvement right through
fairly ooi foreign buying with its suggestion Of export
business disappointing Northwest receipts as re,
early curb covered at loss and
s soa Gs sstne throughout the entire forenoon with
traces OF OUTSIDE lnre sactTon VS. T,oiast o0a
after midday realizing weakened the market enough
let in good export trade the knowledge OF which
caused sharp recovery in the last hour and firm close
Fresstea 50 loads Of Which about loads We're worked
here Late unchanged at Liverpool and from
increased $50 500 BUSH
and contract supplies 1900 bush The North
west 26o compared with 2S9 cars
wear ago while Western movement TI7oo
bush against l50oo bush the day last year
Offset BY persistent talk Of enlargement but its general
nevertheless TO increase confidence among bull
lines The seaboard clearances included $1,000 bbs Of
-four and 412 Of wheat. Worlds shipments ag
the previous week. while the amount on passage de-
bush The Northwest was reported good
warmer through Western States but the
lofecast 70 Of cash wheat b
Trompt: no Northern Duluth T9Ac. October 3; No
7s3c October 1875; Northern Duluth. IIisc. Octo-
conditions all through the West the corn market
closing c higher than Saturdays o'clock price except
September. which. under the influence OF prospective
settled al but with business Strength in
other positions based on hght
strength of wheat buying at chicago for provision IN
aggregated $1,000 BUSH compared with
was along in when estimates Of 40 cars
at Chicago Tuesday caused temporary reaction
English markets closed unchanged, and the amount
passage $4,000 bush In visible supply figures
there decrease OF 29V' push ietil stoSls
creased while the contract supply showed no
change No export business was repoTted; No corn
closed 72l1c nominal elevator, and Asc aHoa9
spot with 09c quoted end Of September: No white ana
was moderately active and barely steady during the
improved weather West and larger receipts There
nevertheless Saturday The visible supply
1122ooo BUSH local stocks increased 3Onoo
Week No oats closed sac; 10 white 33sc;
1910. track white. 34a37c RYE-Market quiet;
5eSSsssc EY"Merket duii Feeding
quoted 44c. and mailing 51'sae2c. both c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev,-yorSz September 10 IsoZ-
C0F-FZF-Coffee to-day opened steadE e-. a-oad
-. - l. a ! franc higher and Hamburg va
higher The French and German s s - = cable
here 10 the influence OF Neunail NoPF co,a-r1Ins
here the close OF laft -iacgne
- --, estimate published last November az
he rrop nov marketing At eVooVcc pSEs ttte ee+-
here IN commenting
fIoIi--tLt 2-5ooOoo Days
So evs already come sight. revision OF me
-iSz-sI estimate rght reasonable ~
well Informed the brazilian slLlatO. 80
l9at1 santos cr1n at 100000 bales mus Nile Aie
focsI cuatsrions followed the foreign aaNaie
1iI. sran 10 the trading and indication OF
70 the pIii.1Is
the Interior IePet'5olLSS
~ 200 asrs against 10000 last year ana the plr's
-e--v = 90 The market duli as me
- sfins while houses with foreign connections were
hung The market finally steady ar net 2of A.oe
~ iaSif5 points total sales OF vSe Digs 1A
rs,[s. was guet but fairly steady with prices on me
fasss At T-f6c for Rio No. The market Tor Ilu
canse is firm good demand visible supg1y -
49, 1-,ss5 states September 219SlS bags compared WIKI
80 ass hsrk for the same date year. We quote;
NSo.ha Isl6Isc. lava 1fql9c; Java IlIior
I6i6isc: Java PaieTrbang 14a14zc Maracatoo CucIte
aal3c: Msracabo low gra6es 4g aaTae s Se
les 6iai4c Jamaica T91 nc: La Guayra Iasc; caracas
washed 10I3c: Bogota I2d l5c: Mexican 9GlOc; Mex
car washed 6I3c Central American l4c'
Cotan. African. 80
United States Tor the week
were Ilz505 against 66.603 bags last week ana
s57i2 bags the week year ago W the former
cevfs 2s5 O90 for the week compared win
a739p q week and $4,000 bags for the same
week a Rio receipts aggregated 1890 pags
against bags the week and pags
lsst wear shipments the United States $40
bsEs for week. Europe 1000 bags Santos ship
United GOO bags 70 Europe $500
ags Bahia weekly receipts 500 bags stock 81 600
shipments the United States 2fOO bags;
Germany. 3.7eo bags TO rest OF Europe = 400 bags
Stock recounteG shows increase II 1900 bags
prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

j. H. Hume & Bro 100 State lambs IS ~. at 80;
1ss do = ~. SIS do 10 10 at IS STA do
es NJ at :. So 80 do CD NJ So 621s G6 do. 81 10. at
81 80; 1S6 Pennsylvania do. ~ at So State
sheep log b 81: 10 at 81 Is Is do 127 70.
at SO G2iz: IL do 90 ~ so; do 9s 10
a So
D. Harrington PSI State lambs ~ TO- at SO: s2s do.
81 ID. at col n, 20 81 do 81
H. at s. 70: IS sheep. NJ at So 50 -
j. c. Curtis Son: 81 State lambs IS ~ at S.
81 do IS III, 81 10. o sheen los
~ 81 70: do. 10T DO los M AZ s. 20
Andrew Mullen: IL State lambs GJ ~ at s. G2ls: 4
81 ~ - - -
HOGS-Receipts were ~ cars or $50 head including
about I2o head for the Trade was slow and
prices owe-. Pennsylvania hogs sold 80
to 81 100 ID. No Western hogs
Country dressed hogs steady at 1Ca10%c DER 10 for
medium to light weights. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,oo, Sent i5-Closing vyhsa t-spot-,1EtG : e rgn
western winter duh 1o1ed; No ;tTres DUET Sep
steady. IS 4t2d- Iutues
H ta Sa IS ii4d; December IS I'D GrtofT IS td
,ixed IS I'D: futures qGiet
Amerlean nomnai December IS 19sd & "a 1
met Is sd Flour-St. Louis iarIi t ,r Arm "a 1Osl
hops a. roD firm Il Beef strong TA.ta S 81
I1's ot cnt Il to firm: SOS bac11 t1
ftaLls 81; short RIO, 10 70 - ~
berland cut 10 light Is 81 10 Sos Cd long Siear
middles heavy 80 to 40 II To- 10 e Is h. 64s shoulders
70 10 oT 20 "a 10 firm SIS Cd Lard nIn prime 81
Square, IL 10 10 refined In pans I4s Cd
eFn IN nnjnal cheese steady; american eaI M ~,
Butter lo... Tailow-Prime city steely rs s-l-
ASS; do coioIsu ,uet Rosin-CCmfnon steady
rps Petroleun-Rtfned quiet 6'zd Lseeo OF dui''
SIS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

CgITON-Higher prices were recorded in the cotton
market to-day with sentiment Al the close quite bullsl
opening firm. with prices point lower TO higher the
s continued work upward after the call on feYeI1sh
nemsnd shorts and buillng- Inc
commission houses light buyers for time indicat-
ing Increased attention the OF the speculative
Public The chief for this demand was r report
ron Northern Mississippi that frost and ice had formed
nere Sunday morning the weather this morn
-s Unseasonabiy cold Firm Liverpool cables ana ioI
sh buying orders helped strengthen local bun conn
eee Before better feeling subsi1eG January h1d
elehcQ % As5c with the other options Up IN lropoI
the south pessrnistic crop reports, ana 49,
- eager 70 sell Later IN the morning the
market back &c the final Saturday under
al N OUTSIDE support and some Seifng 70 sesuLe
1as by TIE scalpng element Nevertheless the unoer
~ remained steady. and later IN the day me ~h9 st
--Aea upward again brisk general buying leo Dg
80 nervous bears NickSburg weather station reI9ts
t lIlst Sunday morning at Gazoo City and i[-he
- t'tFa-e kilograms also gave light frost anu III
t9I4ne conditions The weather forecast was Iea
~--s blf Tor the part ignored, as ~eIe
-slps Al the and interior towns Inc 9e
as Alaly steady and Iq4 points higher Ioat
- estimated 100000 bales. Fear OF polilsl go
-seit weekly crop weather report to-9noroM 30
more conservative shorts seek cover Ahefs WIZ
--stices Of SINNERS buying late in the Gay A. A..
mas follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 15-Four steady; best patent spring; 81
0s4 %; bakers straight spring So 1884 bakers clear
spring $3aS3 80; grades winter and spring 81 ?g
50 10 best family winter 5OdS3 winter, SAG
81 clear, 81 25G3 80; cracker -four 50 qS3 9o rye
25dS3 10. Wheat-Sprng-No No spot OF conse-
auence offered: 1 Northern store. Soc winter
offerings light > red. 74c Corn quiet No yellow
csc No g. 81 re; No corn 6Tc No 3, 66a661sc oats
firm; No white. 3312e; No 3 do 3212e3 No 2 mixed mixed
az No 2 do 294c. BarIey-Western $4,000 Rye
No . SOC freights firm: wheat. 4c corn SAC to
New-Yori[-
Chicago Sept 15-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
COTTON MARKET.
11rERpooL Cotton MARKET.

Liverpool Sept - p n;ercsn mddng Is 1sd
business; prices unchanged o baIes Of which 500 were
for SPECULATION and export and incuaeI tssdH nar
closed quiet anu
icar middng o c. September, 3-o45 6t ~ I'D NJ
Sanorbar AMI october So SD sellers OctoD 90 ,
SePeDe az 64d sellers; November and December -
a. 33-64d buyers: December anu 3i SD buyers
t,.5r7,sr and March 3O54Q4 81 ga puyeI an 81
AnrIi : 31-64d sellers <4Pp,'L GIN -' " -
BUYERS: May and June. 3O-64d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

.ssl cotton dull with quotations nnchanged - Oh
an ass Il sc for niddliBg upland and 49, .
-lg CUT sales 226 bales Southern spot marx
egrsphed as follows: EewOrleans qulet an9 IN, IN
s-lsed. sac: Mobile quiet. unclaimed az ioe'
uSsnsh quiet unchanged. at sac: Miln,ILs'on siin
p-S.eagec Norfolk steady unchaasea az &c.
Baltimore nominal ,lncbanged al sac; Augusta quiet
81 Steady. unchanged at $40: St Louis stesoy III
.e1d sac Estimated receipts at NeWOrieahs Io1
CO., o" 55gB $500 bales. as compared VIII s,a<o
80 last week actual last year ~
- morrow 70 One to u 600 bales. against 2ooo baies
p-al last and l.. 6g7 actual last year -
eifs At tie ports and interior points 70 cay Noi
s~'eu with he same day last Week and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

holds steady at former prices Tar firm and IN
49c - i'1 0i' anu '""N" '
TAR-Pine hhls 50 40; oil bbls "a eoas485.
ROS sin Common to good strained. 81 So y. 81 ooH
n va: r. 81 f5 +, 81 10: c. 81 10; II, 81 90Gs1 20;
~ 4oa$2 40 So; NJ So 5o n. SO So W. c. 81 05aS4 TO-
and w w. 81 coast %
STOCK ON HAND.
rts
savannah, Sept. f3-TuTpenne firm. 451t d45+sc; re
ceInts "a VIZ. export, 1io ~ r 7,
;! 221F e. 81 27l@ F. 81 32lz: c. 81 371z H. 81 so;
So S5. - 49, " 49, -
Charleston. Sept. 15-Turpentine rosin unchanged
Wilmington Sept 15-Spirts turpentne steady. 4ot.ci
receipts lo1 casks Rosin steady. 81 1OGS1 To-
500 ob Crude turpenne firm. 81 20. 81 80 and " oo'
receipts 20 bbls Tar 81 so receipts, 2S5 bbls
New-Orleans. Sept. 15-Rosin-Recepts, 14o oos
Turpentine, 81 81.
London Sept OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s4s sad. Rosin
American strained As Cd; fine 9s 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

u Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Frederick Merry, late or the county o.
deceased. to present the same Win ,i
thereof her place OF tratsaCtlls
business No 80 Wall IN the Borough or aannat
tan and City York before the see"n1 cay u
January -. 1000
Dated New York twenty fourth day OF June Iso--
ALICE, MILLER r. MERRY. Executrix
STRONG & CADwALADER. Attorneys for EAeSutaA&-
40 Wall Street. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16

Cash quotations follows Flour hrmer;' 10 :
spring wheat T1129T2c; No B. 6SlzgI Oc No red 'ztg
&c. No 59q591c No yellow o9'9g6lG; 40 :
to choice mailing barley 4sq63c: No haxseed s..
1 Northwestern, 81 3s prime timothy seed e %:
clover contract grade Mess pork. Dbl SIG Jog
si6 So lard per 100 n $40 s5GS1O sT short ribs sides
oose) T5GS1O 80; dry sailed shoulders tboxs so
so %: clear sides boxeD. $40 sI1-esll ia on
16922l2c diaries, l5q2oc Eggs hrmi fresh
I91zc. Cheese steady at 1OhG1OSc-
Duluth Sept 15-C1ose-Wheat. cash. No hard
69%c No / Northern 6S14c; No Northern $3.50.
No 2 62ssc September, 30lsc; December. 24'se,
track and to arrive. S01sc.
Milwaukee, Sept 15mWheat stssdy .c CIoze 49, M9
sample. 40G62c. Corn-December. 4312c-
Minneapolis Sept 15-Close: Wheat. September 66ls
66< G December 65c1sG65 track. No hard ~ &c
No Northern 67zc; No Northern - Sc Fiour-FiTs.
clears 81 90Gs3; second clears 81 SOgS2 40 Bran in
bulk S11@s11 3d.
Philadelphia, Sept 15-wheat firm; CONTRACT grade
September 73aT313c Corn steady but quiet No vel
low on track 69a692c. steady; No white clipped
36Iac Flour quiet steady winter super 81 6sgS@ 80
extras 50 S3dS3; Western winter clear - IUt$ - 90
81 2di3 4O do straight So 503 50; do. patent 50 S4
RYE flour and unchanged at - -OaS - per DbI as
to quality firm &c higher extra western creai,
erv DE do nearby prints 24c. Eggs hrT good demand
fresh nearby DC loss do Western, &c loss on DO
co,tbvleetern 20c loss off, Southern. lSc, loss on
Choose frmer. Nev-York full creams prime small ilc
H. ID fair TO good large 100 lGiec ReceiptsFlour.
600 bbIs and 2343 OO0 lbs in sacks What 'ooo 6u
oats "a 600 Shipments-Nheat' "Voo ou O1'S' 10
600 bu- - . . -.
fjIsc. September 6Jc December. 6bt.c; Way
~ D bsrd fSG7Oc Corn-No cash. toci SEPTEMBER
56a4c: December SIC; May - &c Ma &C. No white
September. &c; December, 2i7sc; May . 74'' w '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate County OF
York Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Woodruff. late OF the County OF
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
business at the office Henry X. Davis Broad
way. Of New York OF before the 2rd day
of December next
Dated New York the 18th day OF June. 1902.
MINNIE WOODRUFF. Administrators
HENRY X DAVIS. Attorney FOR Administrators. go
Broadway New York City