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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Mr.. HORNER APPOINTED
succeeds the Late Prof Scott as Princi.
pal Of the Graded School.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
ATKINS, VA, Oct. 1s--The principal
ship of the Atkins Graded school. made
vacant by the death of Professor Frank
B. w. Scott, was to-day filled by the
election of Thomas n. Horner, of Bris-
toll. Va.
Mr.. Horner comes highly recommended
as a scholar. teacher and an upright
Christian gentleman
Mr.. Horner and wife will reside in the
community.
G.*W. Calhoun, who has had bone
growth and partso the bone removed
from the lower left leg, is getting along
as we'll a S possible. DR.. Priddy, Of the
Southwestern Virginia Hospital, and DR..
Atkins, of Marion. performed the opera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
VERY LOW RATES TO RALEIGH
N. G.
One Fare for the Round Trip.

On account OF the annual meeting OF
no North Carolina Agricultural Fair.
the Seaboard Air Line VIII sell tickets
AZ rate of one fare for the round-trtp.
plus 80 cents. Tickets 20 be sod October
18TH to 3oth. inclusive, maj limit No.
-. ,,.,,te for rates at the Henry Clay Inn,
titI.ns va. Railroad facilities unsur-
rsyr,ter Sd. Rate from Richmond for tNs
round trip. $50: from Petersburg $500.
Three trains daily between Richmond
and Raleigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

right arm. fracturing the bone IN . most
serious manner. 8@
REWARD oF SERVICE,
& MI. and Mrs Marcus Bull who have
been residents OF this city for many
years, will leave on Monday for Peters
burg. where they Will make their future
home. Mr. Bull has been connected.
with the express business here for n long
time. and the Southern Express Company
has promoted him to the position of agent
Mt Petersburg. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
District Passenger Agent.

1t will pay you to read this: Caps
Cod Cranberries. &c. quart. or quarts
for &c. best Virginia Buckwileas. &C..
or Z pounds, &C.. Sour Krout. per Quart,
SC; large cans New Crop Tomatoes NC.
can. or 3 cans 8 cents: fine sugaf
Corn. 7c.. or q cans 225c.:: Chalmers Ger.
atine. . packa ges 15c-: 1-pound package
Cleaned .Currauts. &C.: 1-pouad packasa
Seeded Raisins 1oc.: best Dairy Sai
s-pound bags for &c. s-2ound bag salt
&C.: best Swiss Cheese. 20c. pound: Linz
burger Cheese He. pound: fresh oyster
Crackers or Cracker Dust. &c. poqtsis
large Sour Pickles. 20c. gallon: earpe,
Tacka packages. &C.: Mountain TO- ~.
Butter in 1-pound rolls, 15c. We hava
a full line OF everything in groceries.
vegetables, poultry and eggs at aimoss
! ot'e-ASl11 4 80 s. UILMaN's SON.
Three stores
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

EIHIS is the busiest
= H0 sort Of a storeand.
this engraving de-
part1nent Of ours is
keeping all hands showing.
samples and taking orders.
OF course we're thankful for
certainly-but this spirit
Of activity is more or less
due to good workmanship.
Our engraving plants under
the supervision OF one OF the.
finest all-'round engTaVers
in this countryand were.
proud, too-proud because.
this engraving plant is get
ting bigger, expanding, and
your patronage is increasing. The
Swell Functions arc coming on you
know. Wc'llserve you correctly
and promptly. too. Can wei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Horses and Buggy Damaged.

Two horses belonging to DR.. R. Angus
Nichols were badly injured and a buggy
in a collision at Monroe and
Broad Streets Friday night. DR.. Nichols
had a narrow escape. He was driving
across Broad Street at that point and did
not see LIE approaching car. The In
jury sustained by DR.. Nichols was 6, cut
finger BY good handling the horses
were prevented from running away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
THANKSGIVING Game.

All the preliminary arrangements for
the Thanksgiving Day football game
here have been arranged between Messrs
Donati and Bradley. owners of Broad
Street Park. and Mr.. r. P. Bell, Jr.,
assistant manager of the University
foot-ball team.
The game this year will be between
the two old rivals, North Carolina and
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
NATIONAL CONVENTION APPALA
CHAN FOREST RESERVE,
AsheviIle. N. C., October IS. 1902.

For the above occasion the Southern
south Of the Potomac river. in Virginia
and return, at fare for %.tt the round d
trip; tickets to be-on sale 9c.o4 br s1+i; =
This offers a splendid opportunity to those
wishing tos-visit Asheyile4 the beautiful
Land Of the SKY. al this time, tie 'oost
beautiful season OF tIle y 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
one FAREFoR THE ROUND TRIF

ONE ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Richmond to New Orleans. La, via Sea-
board Air Line Railway, American
Bankers Association. November IIth-
18th, 1902.
On account OF the above occasion the
seaboard will sell tickets at rate OF one
first class fare for the round trip. Nov
sth, 9th and 10Th 1902 final limit 10 days
in addition to date OF sale. BY deposit
inR ticket with joint agent at New Or
leans on or before Nov. 18th. 1902 and
upon payment Of a fee of 50 cents an
zextensioncmay be had until Nov. 3Oth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Masonic Home Auxiliary.

The Masonic Home auxiliary Will
meet in the Temple on TUESDAY morn
ing at IL o'clock The chairman of
each committee is requested 70 prlng IN
. written report of the years work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
HORSE SHOW. .LYNCHBURG, va
OCT. 1924.

s4.25 Round Trip. including One Ad-
mission to the Horse Show. via Nor@
folk & Western Railway.
..csets will he sold Oct. Il o. % raa
.. good for return until Oct %, 1902. FsP
t;c.sets and further information. apply to
Richmond transfer Company. 9G East
Main Street. Ticket Agent Byrd Stree.
station. or at company's Office, Sos Ease
Main street John E. Wagner. City Pas.
ssnger and Ticket Agent.
C. II. BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

be enrolled as members by the secretary
upon their request.
ARTICLE w. II
There shall be no fees or dues.
ARTICLE V.
The officers Of the league shalt con-
sist of president. vice-president. and
secretary and treasurer. who shall be
elected annually by the Executive Com
mittee. and who shall perform the duties
usually pertaining to their respective
Offices.
ARTICLE VI
The management shall be vested in an
Executive Committee OF twenty-one mem
bers, who shall he elected annually by
the league. who shall fill any vacancies
arising in their membership or in any
office. and who shall retain their office
until their successors are elected
ARTICLE8V VII
The league shall meet at least once a
year. and oftener upon the call of the
Executive Committee. The Executive
Committee shall meet on the call OF the
president. or at the request of three menu
bers of the committee. Seven members
of the committee shall constitute a
quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

< ( -. s u.
the New Testament Churcl1-Elders, the
seventh of series of sermons on The
New Testament Church.
DR.. r. P. Kerr will preach morning and
night at the First Church.
The usual services will be held morn
ing and afternoon at the Second Church
by DR.. Russell Cecil.
The Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, D. D.. will
preach -~crning and night at the Church
of the Covenant.
The Rev. w S. Plummer Bryan. D.
d. is in the city and will preach this
morning for DR.. Witherspoon at Grace
Street Presbyterian Church. DR.. Bryan
is we'll known here and his many friends
will be glad of the opportunity to hear
him prea CHI. At night DR.. Witherspoon
will preach. and take for his subject
..Thc sinless Made Sin, and the Sinful
Made Righteous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

On Friday evening. October oath. the
young people Of Grace Street Baptist
Church will give a reception in honor
of their pastor, Rev. c. S. Gardner, D.
D., on his first anniversary. The ex-
ercises will begin at Sis ?. NJ. in the
auditorium of the church. Governor
Montague and other prominent speak
ers will make addresses. and an interest
ing programme of music has been ar
ranged by the new church quartette.
After these exercises and hour !of
social reunion will be spent in the
.!ecture-room. All members of the
church and friends of the congregation
are cordially invited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

Several of the Episcopal clergymen of
the city are preparing to go this week
to Philadelphia, where they will attend
the annual meeting LOT the church
missionary Council, which meets Tues
day, and which will. in all pro-
liability, prove the most important
Episcopal gathering Of the year. Bishop
r. a. Gibson. Of the Diocese of Virginia.
will attend, accompanied by his son. Mr..
Alexander Stuart Gibson. as a lay del
egate fro Virginia: the Rev J. ]. Gra-
watt rector of Holy Trinity, also a del
egate; and the Rev. John N1oncure, D.
D.. arch-deacon of the diocese.
Among the other things the much
vexed Mexican question will occupy the
attention of the Council. There is a wide
difference of opinion as to whether or
not the Episcopal Church in Mexico
should be established as a separate ju-
risdiction with its own bishops. converts.
etc, or be continued as a part of the
Church in the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
SYNOD. OF VIRGINIA
MAY Be DIVIDED | | |:
Annual Session S in Norfolk on
tuesday.
COUNCIL IN PHILADELPHIA Il. al T Il
Bishop Gibson and Others to Attend
Services in the Churches-subjects
ofDr. MISUNDERSTANDING
Be Given Or. Gardner.

The annual session Of the Presbyterian
Synod of Virginia will begin Tuesday eve
ming next in The First Presbyterian Church
OF Norfolk Probably all Of the Rich
nond ministers will be in attendance.
They will leave the city Tuesday.
Apart from the regular routine of BUSH
ness. the most important matter to come
before the synod will be the question of
division. a movement will certainly he
made on the part Of that portion of the
body beyond the Blue Ridge to draw off
and set up an organization Of its own.
Sentiment upon this question is pretty
we'll divided. and some lively discussions
may be expected AS a rule, the Ricn-
nlond ministers do not favor the change
Sc far as can be ascertained. however,
they are not disposed to institute any
vigorous opposition. They feel that the
presbyteries in the West should be al
lowed to go if they so desire.
The sole reason for the division, so far
as is known. is the rather unwieldy size
OF the Synod Of Virginia Delegates from
the territory in West Virginia included
in the body find it expensive and diff
cult to get to the meetings when they
are held, like the present one. in some
city OF the far East Hence they wish
to d:aw off and Keep near home. The tli-
r!ding line will be the Blue Ridge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-17
How to Keep the Baby Quiet.

When keeping the baby amused, his
earetaker may save many steps by fy-
ing a string to the ball or toy with
which he is playing. Fasten one end
of the string TO the baby's chair. and
when the child drops his toy pull Of
the string will bring it up again or will
keep the ball rolling and the baby
amused
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-17
CITY CHAT.

Bicycles at Wilcher's.
Clear Havana f. T. ID.
For insurance, L. j. Burns.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Money to loan. j. +. Murphy.
Homes for sale. A. Rush G. Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Morning light. Union made cigar.
For real estate and insurance, Z.
j. Burns.
Special dress skirt sale at Young
* McCombs'.
Boys clothing headquarters, Simon
& Mosenfelder.
Guaranteed patent colt skins $40
a pair at Adams.
Garden and flower seeds in bulk at
Young q McConbs.
Potted plants for sale at Young
d McCombs' Saturday.
Plenty of fresh fish of all kinds at
Hess Bros. tomorrow.
y big line of statuary just received
at Young & McCombs.
Coffee at Mrs. W. II. Whisler's to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O.
See the big line of pictures, framed,
at Young d McCombs' at SOC.
Astonishing low prices in mems
and children's shoes at Adams.
Ladies' patent leather shoes 500
Il pair at Adams. No old styles.
j. +. Murphy. room l., Mitchell &
Lynde building, law, loans and real
estate.
500 for mans Wei Kid shoe, none
better anywhere for less than $3.50.
Adams.
Ladies', YOU should see the low shoes
Adams is selling for $50. Great
values.
we give you $3.50 shoe for $50 at
Adams
KerIer Bros. clean carpets and mat
tresses right. Seventeenth street.
Phone 4774.
Phone \. ID. Huesing for double
distilled water for table use. Sold
in half-galIon bottles.
For pure unadulteratcd wines and
liquors try Simon Lewis retail liquor
store. On Market square.
For choice meats of. all kinds
chickens dressed or dressed to order.
call mp Thocming's market. No. 1910.
The ladies of the First NJ. Z church
will give coffee at the home of Mrs.
W. II. Whistler Friday afternoon at
$50.
Call and see the Partisan novelty
suit for the little fellows 21s to 6
years Of age at Simon d Mosen-
fclder's.
The Rock Island Choral union will
hold its regular meeting this evening
at the Broadway Presbyterian
church.
Guaranteed patent colt skins 1915
for gentlemen. None better else
where less than 81. See them at
Adams.
List your property for sale or for
rent with J. f. Murphy. law, loans
and real estate, room j., Mitchell &
Lynde building.
Fresh catfish. trout black bass,
river salmon and buffalo at Hess
Bros. tomorrow. Phone orders Civ
en- prompt attention.
Get a sugar can that holds a dol
lars worth of sugar with can of
baking powder this week at Home
Tea company, Second avenue.
The regular meeting of Fraternal
Tribunes viii be held tomorrow
night at their hall. \ full attend
ance * requested az business of i'm
portance will come before the meet
ing.
Soldiers burning rubbish at Rock
Island arsenal this afternoon started
the report that there had been seri-
Gus fire there. Upon Investigation it
was learned that no damage had been
done.
Pat Quinlan and George Littig. who
were arrested by Officer Schnert for
breaking into Aster's flour store on
First avenue. were given a hearing
before Magistrate Johnson yesterday
afternoon. Both men were bound
over to the grand jury in the sum of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-17
AT BocAS DEL TORO
Probability of n Fight at That Point
i'm Latin-AmericaD
Region.

Colon. Colombia. April IA launch
belonging To the Panama Canal COM
pany has returned here from Bocas Del
Toro. bringing reports that the situa-
ton there is growing more serious.
The Liberal troops under General
Buendia have reached Old Bank, i sen
Element on an island near the entrance
to BocaS Del TorO.
General Buendia has notified the gov
eminent commander ut Bocas that
fourteen hours will be given him in
which to surrender the town, and that
his noncompliance with this ultima
tum would result in immediate attack.
The commander of the government
forces declined the terms offered by
the revolutionary general. The canal
company's launch left BOcaS for Colon
before the fourteen hours had expired.
"a neighbor ran in with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when my son was
suffering with severe cramps and
was given up as beyond hope by my
regular physician, who stands high
in his profession. After administer
ing three doses of it. my son regained
consciousness and recovered entirely
within twenty-four hours" says Mrs.
Mary Halter, of Mt. Crawford, Va.
This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-17
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Friday: rising temperature.
J. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At z a. m. 10;
at $3.50 p. M, %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-17
MOTHERS...

Who have seen the
NJ. s K. new styles in boys
Clothing are delighted with
them. We trust that not
a mother in town will fail to
see these Spring Novelties.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. March I. 1902

New-York March I. 1902
REANs AND PEAs-There is little easier feeling IN
and while the range OF Naues
e about the same outside figures cover smaller pro
- ssia AZ Red kidney without further
change. not much business the moment Other state
bSsns are very slow. Foreign beans onerlng Httle
more urgently and the feeling is easy Green peas in
TTnIv held quote: Beans, marrow choice. per bush
60 I5s2 20 do medium choice 81 1874 Sl 75i do pea
boce 81 70dsl 1871 kidney, choice, 81 lOnS2 Ia
do white kidney So 35a$2 4O do yellow eye 81 as2 80
is So l5 imported Giants, 81 40GS2 45: imported
90 round 50 l0a$2 15 do KlotZes 81 9ogS2; DO me
diu 81 60aSl 65 green peas. bags 81 +1t DO Scotch
BAGS 81 57l3. .,,----, - -. =,
5o tnt they met pretty good demand. and stock Is
Iosrnp ur closely The feeling 70 values IS steady
b fnclining rrnness. but there was no disposition
cba nee quotations. Buyers were quite willing 10 pay
that was suitable Tor best trade
"a tbsv took other grades also generally in range
a9 ~ S7i5 Further business reported in
ot c6ieay al 22Q24zc for good 10 fancy small lots or
arrive and sell on the basis OF
for Imitation creamery ana fresh
1topy show no quotable change. and there Is steady
&c naelsfngs showing hrmness, we quote; Creamery
rer N 2sc nrsts 265a a21i2c. DO SECONDS ZoQ
9 10 lower grades. 22d2fc: do held tancy @tG-4 aci
623c: do seconds 2lqZZc; 90 IoNeF grades
1920. state dairy tubs fresh nnest DO ran
sds hest 2242Sc fair good. 2On2lc; do lower
grsdss f7G19c; imitation creamery fancy 20
5aSk- DO sts 20R22c: lower grades Ilg4sc' West
STn factory fresh. fancy 2c; do choice, v 90 iar 70
good 1saI9c; DO held choice ls17c; 40 tair 70 s9oa
A common TO prime 16Q20c; renovated bntter tancs
93I23jac; DO choice l6g22ci PACKING s'oeh
'eHFEsE-Home demand continues fairly active.
ana with stocks steadily reducing holders sho" increasing
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

FLOUR AND MEAI-The general market nad an III
proved undeftone actual change IN price atnous
some Of reported 70 have aaVaneeo ls
d barrel spring patents 50 9DqS4 20 winter stTaghs
81 7S3 ~: winter patents So S5QS4 IS. spring clears
So g5nS3 No winter 50 1895 % extra 10
winter Sass TO- grade. 81 50S2 spot ana 70 aaIds
-..- RYE FLOuK-Firm. Quoted: Fair 70 COCO 20 7'g
s0 choice fancy, So 45Qs3 % tOEf F-AAl
Flrn quoted: Kiln dried So 50QSS 60 as to 6Tana *
RAGMEAL-Frrn. Quoted: Fine white and yelioF 81 % o.
Spring bran spot SIS sacks % arrive 20 10 $IsY
sis 80; spring bran bulk SIS 75@S1S; spring bran MD
cling Si9 50GSZ2 winter bran S2Z; CITY pIsh;
$50 =; bueWhest sharps S2l -. cornrnea $50 nseea
oil cake So. oil cake ga 75 hominy chop ga "og
So; OIL meal SIS 50N$2s
again crowded into the last hour OF
yesterday when May sold up 70 s5tse on
of shors closed al around al &c net
This Upturn occasioned by complaints OF oIy
weather the Southwest. practically me only tea
during The day, previous 70 he iast
within range S23sc for the May option
the late crop early reports on me
subject favorable than otherwise IN
dicstng cloudy conditions through the Southwest win
4 low N Western Kansas and mild temperatures
everywhere II considered significant by some now
and despite talk late reports
made Il evident that forenoon rain predictions would not
InatfriaiZe, q scale sufficiently HDeIal 10
afford relief needed by winter wheat The Modern
Miller contained reference complaints from the
Southwest about dry weather. and while tntimatns tat
impression general prospect might
be considerably better The interior movement. again
light proved influence of bull merit throughout ths
day, but not an important factor that side more than
10 check bear operations IN Northwest arrivals were
only III cart. and st primary points but $4,000 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

compared with e52 600 bush year ago English cables
ere az sd higher. in Argentine shin
nets aggregang 1l36o0o BUSH compared with $40 0no
usn last week Among exporters indications
favorable TO good trade IN wheat late upirn
shu out all business 5000 ungraded sprinx
anu loads spring wheat New-York with so loads
a. ontports The demand. which both United
hlhso0nl ana Continent. the encouraging in
seNeral days French markets closed 80
hsner; quotations OF cash wheat basis were
ts toloWs: NO red. S3iSc elevator STisc Z o b
Sloat NO Northern Duluth. s5asc. Northern New
aork Sossc toid) No Northern New-York, S47sc; No
Manitoba, seisc; No Northern Manitoba s57sc
20 : N9rthern Manitoba, s3Ssc and No hard New
1uIh co~sc, all prompt COTNLess active than the
previous day, corn was In rut until the last half
nour When II made sufficient response 10 wheat
Natce 10 elose hrm in tone IA sc higher SIen-
eEdl condltions remained about the
paLuE so hener and the movement small OF
eoen Iosos with only los expected Chicago
L SstSreay Argentine shipments ZOO While
oenand at the West has been rather Of
oes trade remains very small existing high Premiums
sha Yesterday only 5000 bush F. g reported
SO me local trade and none for No corn closed
"oaS eleNator and 60s4c { ahoat; Canadian No
corn o.ate; No white To2c. and No yellow, esEc all
% anoat basis .OATS-EXcept for its steady
tne oats market was without much feature all
a OlloWlilS other markets. Locally 10000 bush
0t1 20 the trade No oats closed soc; No s. 49ae No
White S@c: No white, 51iAc; track mixed. 51d52c;
aek a white 32a5!o and No white clrs, 52sc. all
Snoat s RYE-Market firm No Western 66iac. and
NO western Sc both ahoat: State rye. 60a61c.
'.BARlET-Market quiet. Feeding quoted 636
o0c' ana mating, 6SdI2c both T. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sew-York, March !. 1902.
ing 70 cars for export alive Io Tor and q
Ios tne t 1 s and tSn cows ruie5 stesSv %iTS
demand medium and good cows fell OFF fully l0c;
might BE- held over Ordinary to choice native steers sold
az s. 2oqSe eS per 100 10 stags G at - 1888 SO bulls at
70 sac s. az s. g S oqS ea S One beef 2 9S soT at 8 %
SSes anoted live cattle lower at I2Si5fc per NJ tops
day Tomorrow the Mnnehahs. for London viii be
laden with Sl s3s and ak Co s quarters M 81 beef E
$50 quarters Of beef for Swift Co the Unbra
Morris; the Pretoria viii carry Cattle and so sheep to
Bermuda and the Antina cattle 10 the West Indies.
07o Cattle 1913 sheep and 1870 quarters Of beet all to
OF Great Britain with the exception Of 90 cattle and
saiesHs Sanders: II Illinois steers 1l91 n average at
n At S. 75 10 do 1902 h. at SIS CO. 10 cows iiss 10 az
81 do 1850 70 at 81 40 % DO 1873 n at 81 25 20
at 81 Is 10 do 746 fs So 55; DO ei2 s at 81 90
II do' 100 h. at S. 10 do i26 n s. S. ssg 1880
~ al S 80: DO ilsO n. at 81 IS; bull. l2so n.
n at s. So a. siS NJ s. 4o do 500 n. at So 75
Nswtcn g. q. q Ohio sssss5s 1l7s ~ .sls q
p Kentucky fat and helfsrs 1887 n. al IS co.
SIS the lot Pennsylvania cow. 1920 10 at 81 90
at 81 s. g. go 0 at % 10 oo o. " al 70 ao 0'S H.
s judd Co: buns $50 n. S. 80; cows SO ~
lo7s 9Fs. H;S1Sn9 eors Sll: 200 SS is. H. f.
% s. 4 2O d DE- ao 1903 ~ n 1 1os e. n DO q s12 81 n a. 81
at IS 60 il a. si5 n at s. s f5 So d9 s55
i0i H . H6:: Vi % S4 Bulls 1903 % a. q al at 50 O2
q 9e. c2 @ 1s. good gs s5 n veal:
bes veas sold er Go b most p2oTef Of s
brons aS ss So CITY sed 9ess @ a Ss calves g
n: country dressed at ssIl'e and early IN the dAT
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March Closing: Wheat-spot No > red
Western winter steady al 6s Id; No Northern spring
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed. new IS Ii2d: Amer-
mixed old. IS 2lsd futures steady March. lisd;
MAY, IS I'D Peas-Canadian steady a IS Sd. Hops
London (Pacihc COAST firm f3 1Os9f4 los. Flour
Louis fancy winter firm IS. Beef drm India
mess. 7ss. Pork Arm prime mess. Western. rs. Hans
Ii 10 10, quiet al 46s Cd. Bacon quiet;
Cumberland cut, 26 30 70, 40s; rib - 10
AIS Cd; clear middles light IS "a 70. ass; long
clear middleS. heavy. 35 10 70. I'd: clear
backs 10 to 20 ~ ass clear bellies "A 70 1e n. AS
Shoders-SQuare Il Is 10 quiet 34s Lard steady;
prime Western in tierces, AIS; American pals
Ass Sd. Butter hrm fnest United States. 85s; good
United States 10s Cheese nrm; American nnest white
colored Sis Cd Tallow-Prime city hrm DDS Cd,
Turpentne-SpirtIs steady Sis Sd. Rosn-Common
firm IS lid. Petroleum-Rehned hrm az md. Lin
seed oil frn al 32s