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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22

cLAAOl6 bl ELhLALAllUM-
Il y the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
Il sass james y. Clarke. receiver OF the Ne
nraska Loan add Trust Company, plaintiff. rs
Eliza beth A. fitch. e. al, defendants The
defendants, Elizabeth A. Fitch, widow %
Charles a. Fitch. deceased. the unknown heirs
az Law Of Charles A. Fitch. decaassd. William
C.. LeHane. --Lehane, his wife. real name IN
known. and Lincoln Drak Ike ALL AXE notice thar
the aborenamed plaintiff did, On the % day Of
January 1914 hle his petition n said district
court Of Sherman county. Kansas. against the
said defendants and each Of then abOVe named.
and that the said defendants must each answer
said petition Med as aforesaid On OF before the
18th day Of February, 1904. said petition Will
be taken as true and iudgmeuf rendered in said
action against said defendants Elizabeth A.
Fitch, and the unknown heirs az Law Of
Iharles 4 Fitch deceased for the sum q
nve hundred nfty-nve dollars, with interest
thereon AZ the rate Of 10 per cent per anuum
from the LIST day Of October. 1875. and Tor costs
Of suits and a further judgment against the
said defendants and each Of them above named
for the foreclosure OF a certain mortgage upon
the following described re al estate. to-Wits The
west half OF the northeast quarter and the
vest half Of the southeast quarter Of section
east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section s, township south. range -
west Of the sixth principal meridian, lying
and situated N the county Of Sherman and
tiff have the first lien on said premises 10 the
amount for which judgment viii be taken a.
aforesaid and ordering said premises 20 Be sold
according TO law and the proceeds applied 20
costs OF suit, and forever barring and foreclos-
ing said defendants, and each Of them. Of an
from all right. title, estate, interest. property
and equity OF redemption IN or 70 said premises
OF any part thereof.
JAMES y. CLAEKE, Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan and Trust Company. Plaintiff.
By FRED ROBERTSON. HIS Attorney.
Attest; d n HEsToS, Clerk Of District Court
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TFir5f pabiisisd Deosnber >



IN the district curt % the Thirty-fourth in
u dicial district. s1ttiuE ID and for the co1ut5
% Sherman IN ne Etate q ha1E1E- > y.
fendant- By virtue q an order q safe izs1ed "a
ne uut q said district court IN the shove en-
titled actiou- ] VIII. On houday. ths Z5th day q
Jznuary, A. D. 1914. az o'ciock D. m q said
day. 90 the east front door q t1e court huss -
the city q 6oodlaud 10 the county q c1er-sau
sell 20 the hirhest and bet hilder- Tor cash -
hand. al the follUuinE deecrIbed real estate.
tc-uit- All of the uurt1eEEt cuarter q eecttlu
ten ffcl- township eight ~ Eu1tE. ranEe forty
fAli Uazt q the cLrtt rrIucir,zi rer.1ian- lI--E
and situated n tEe coEuty 81 6llerInan n tre
state @ EausaE- The ahuTs descrihed real
estate - taIreu thu property 81 sid 1glerar1
and - diractzd b. said order ID sale 20 be sold.
and wili Be- sid without lurrGlEelEllrts 20 sat
isfv said urtier 81 sale
a. G. GULECE. COronerof Sherman Co1utT.
Dated e ny o1icc n fioodla1d, Aan-s tins
lisa l1T q liE-er1 11T, lll-L
CHELELEE Al. ErLEoE- AsHEz q r. ISIS.
1ttorneTs foT PIaiztfH-
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IL IsONE o. CONTENTION.

The area of Korea, which country IS
50 disturbing a factor in the far east, is
estimated at 1000 square miles, or
about equal to that OF the state Of Kan
sas- The population IS variously esti-
mated at from eight to sixteen millions
The foreign population consists Of about
$4,000 Japanese. 5000 Chinese, 800 Am
orleans, 100 British, 100 French, 100
Russians, so Germans, and about so of
various other nationalities. The postal
system is under French direction and
has, in addition to the central bureau at
Seoul, 81 postal stations in full opera
ton and $50 substations for registered
correspondence.
It seems pretty well assured that Japan
has prepared for this controversy and
faces the war probability deliberately.
The divergence in relative strength
makes It apparent why Russia has little
serious fear of her proposed adversary.
Russia's population is 40, 600, 900; ia
pans, 1900, 600. In Russia, to the
square mile there are IS persons; in
japan, 296. Russia..s annual exPendi-
ture is, roughly, ST. %, 200, 900; Japan s
Sl35, 900, 900. Russia: s army costs $50,
100000 year. JaPan.'s, SIS, 600, 900. On
a peace footing the r ussian army has
], 200, 900 officers and men; the Japanese,
Us, OOO- On a war {, SOGing, the Russian
4, SOC, 600 and the jar ,aueSe 6zS, 600. In
other words, Russia las to-day regular
" under arms 325, 900 more officers and
men than the total Of japanese and re-
serves
In case OF war It Is quite probable
that Japan, having { be more powerful
navy, would win IN the outset On the
water, but at last wo uld certainly suffer
defeat before the vas multitude OF Rus
sian soldiers
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
TFirst pubIieauoa January Isl
SUMMONS ny pT-gT

Il ths district count % Sherman county. Kan
4 Eas= James y Clarke. racsircr o. TIE Ne
brasEe Liam Il Trust Company. plafutiH ~
Joseph Q. Slncum, e al. defendanls- The de-
fa1uants- joseph g clu-uu- Martha Eliza So
cum has Uife- Ell take nCfire that the above
named plaintiff did. on tha 18th day Of Ue-e-r-
Der. ISIS. ME hls retltlu1 N said district court
81 sherman cuunty. Kansas, AGAINST the said
defendants and each Of them above named. and
that the said defendauts must each ansusr said
petition nled a. aforesaid. on or before the 18th
day Of February. 1914. or said petition VII he
a Ken a. true and judgment rendered IN said
action against said defendauts. joseph q Sic
cum and Martha Eliza Slocum. has wife. for the
sum Of nine hundred seve1ty-five collars. With
interest theresa az the rate Of ten per cent per
lnuum fruEn the nrst day Of NoFembsr. 1910. and
for costs of suit and further judgment AGAINST
the said deiendants- and each % them shove
named, for the foreclosure Of q certain nortrsEs
upu1 the folloEinE described real estate. to-wit
The southeast quarter Of section -. iE town
pal meridian ~ Sherman county. kansas- AID
adiudCinE that the said plaintiff have the frsf
lien on said premises 20 the amount for which
judgment VIII be taken IS aforesaid and order
ing said premise 20 be sold according 70 law
and the proceeds applied 20 the psyusut % the
amount due plaintiff and costs o. suit- Erd for
ever barring and fnreclosinE said defendants.
and each Of them. Of and iron all right, title.
estate Interest properly and equity nf redGnp-
ton IN or 20 said premises or any part there0f
JANIS n CLAEEE- Receiver Of the NebrlEka
Loan and Trust Compa1y, PlsiutiH.
BY EEED ROBERTSON. His Attoruey.
Attest: II. n HEsrON, Clerk District curt
fSeaD
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
tFfrst published January Isl
SIMMONS RT prRTICaTrON.

II the dfstrict cuurt Of Sheruan county. Kan
II So. james n. Clarke. receiver Of the T.
braslra Lean and Irust COMPANY. plaintiff. ".
AEe1 II. Audera1u. e al. defendautE- Ine de-
fsudauts. AEei l. Anderso1. Hilda Anderson.
his wiEs. vii take notice that tl1e above naElsd
plaintiff did. On the 18th day 81 Dacemuers lalE3.
ffs his uititicu IN said district cuurt q eher-
nan countT. EanEaE. against the sad uefeud-
ants. and elch q them above nauecr and that
the said dafeunauEs must each auEUEr SAID De
titiuu flsd afnresaid. OF before tire -ith
DAY q EebruaTT, 1914. OF said petition will b
taken g. true and iudEmeut reua-rcd ~ said
acfiou aEaiust sid defel-d1Gts- AzeL T. As.1er-
suu. and Hiida AaderErn- has vie. for the sun
81 nine huudred asre1ty-l-Te dollzrs. VITA inter
81 fhGreuu at the rate q tel PER cert per Al
Dum fnun AuElst l. lsl1A 1ud ior c1Efs 81 EuI-
and 3 furfhsr fudgIueut against TIE sid De-
F--faurr AZ eel ~ ten above uar-crr for
fhe furacioaure 90 certain mortgzee upo1 the
folIuuing descrinel real e9tutg. to-wIts Lhe
soufhszEf uunrter % EectiDu q ID township 9
s0uth. rzn1s E. west - the SKA Errincs pal
ur1firll1. q 1heEulu cuuutTr h1uElE- 1uo al
fudTfnT that the E1id plailti1 have tie erzt
ben ca sid uTe-uIEes - IRE lrIIlu- tuE u1lc1
TudEueuf AL - tliel e. glereszi1s ed order
iuz said TrrcuziaeE % % sold lccgrdt1E - lsE
rrd ti1e uroceels auoliad 70 the uzTulent q the
anou1t due plsiEtlf and costs q g-its and
furgrer trrriur and furecIuEi1g said rele-
and each 90 1hcu- CT and from all riEht. titte.
eztatc. iutcrlst urursrtT and cIuifT ~ redc-lil-
tic1 - ~ @ sid ur-Eliszz o. auT u1rL -sGr1-i.
jazz n. EEaEEE. Receiver ~ O.. McurEsEa
Loau ard druEt Cur1uluT. Elai1tl.
81 HUEr EuuE7ITE7-r. His lEturucT.
Atlest- II. D. EE1rCE. ClcrE L-.l1lct lu1rt-
Na--I
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FROM OVER THE COUNTY.



C. T. Upton returned last Saturday
from a two weeks visit in Kansas City
c. d. SeIby, of Wallace county, was
in the neighborhOOd on business Tues
day.
W. D. Butt lost a fine heifer last week.
T. o. Baker has quit working on the
Carter-AndersOn ranch and viii move
onto his own place.
r. c. Martin was hauling straw from
Uncle John Kings Monday
G. T. Upton and Jesse Barrett are
hauling feed this week.
Earl Mitchell and Thomas Hartzler
were visiting up west Sunday and came
home rather late.
Emery Eicher IS going to Ness cOun-
~ on a visit this week.
Mrs. F NJ. Fox and children and Miss
Matte Vale were visiting at ]. c.
WEIGHS Sunday.
Jim Anderson was on his Smoky
ranch over Sunday.
George Wray visited at Roy Butts
place Sunday.
]. NJ Jacket and John Shreve were
at the country blacksmith shop Monday
doing some professional work.
Patsy Butt visited with Henry RObi-
dOux over Sunday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22


CTATE q kansas. county q Sherman, S. IN
- the distrlct court within and FOX said ccuu-
q. Colbert LoFils. plaintiff. Fs- = e O'hGilt,
- z O'Ncii. Nellie r Pearl. G. c. Pearl =
Hoimes, Henri Neil and r. g. OllinEcr, deferd-
ants. Tie said r = O'Neill. = = O'NolL
Nellie II. Pearl O. G. Pearl E Holmes, HGnrT
Nel and r C. DllinErr viii take notice tnat On
Aordav, the zsth day G. January. a. ID. lsIll- the
plaintiff abcre nGr1ed vii "a Ee the dsuoEitic1s
q sundry Wines 20 Be used Is eTidCncs IN
the trial q the above cause. a. the &C. q
Se1tel a Hh1t1eid, south side square. n the
city q 6ulIEen, IN the couuty q Aozltrie, n
the state q Illinois between the hcurs - 5
o,clock a. n and o. clock p o. OF said day, ard
tnat the examination nay Be- adjourned ana
co1ttnned from DAY % cay. ne said I. j,
O'Eeill. i. z OsNefl. Nellie r Pearl O. &.
Pearl, Z Holn1es- He-ry Nell and & c Olli1rer
VII take notice that on Friday January the
zsths A. ID. le1is the plaintiff above naued- VII
take dispositions Of sundrT Witnesses 70 Be used
as efidence IN The trial q The above cause. az
the ofice Of and before W. A. Eserns. az 8Ess
Mabash areuue. Ierre Hauts, II the county oi
Nlgo and state q Indiana between the hours
q O'Clock g. N and O'Clock 2. m. Of said
day. and that the examination nay Be adiouru.
Cd and confined from day % day.
GALLEY A. WTI4soS AID AEHEz b WrLsoN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Attest II. n. HEsrON.
fSeaLl Clerk Of the District Court
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
LOCAL NOTICES.
ID D - Il { go

Van Dyke ware at c 'Oleman's.
The DTeW-Selby ShI rs at Millisack's.
Women's Coats, the tailor-made kind,
the Palmer garment 2 Millisackis-
The WalkOver Shoe fits best, wears
best Good line al Nh ESack's.
Soon be a cold snapl Buy a cap and
suit OF underwear al IL liisack's.
Coleman has a few II eaters left Bet
ter get one before the = ext cold snap
You VIII ind a coz lpiete stock Of
Shelf and Heavy Han DWARF at Cole
mans
Mems Negiigee Dneas Shirts, the best
IN style and quality. 81 Z Millisack's.
New line Of Henss 3 FaIkover Shoes
just received. II IS the = 5est $50 Shoe
C NJ Millisack
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin, LID.

Waverly, Tex, writes: ''Of a morn
ing, when first rising, 1 often find a
troublesome collection of phlegm, which
produces a cough, and is very hard to
dislodge; but. small quantity Of Bal
lard's HOrehOund Syrup viii at once
dlSlodge 1t, and the trouble is over l
know OF no medicine that Is equal to il,
and it is SO pleasant 10 take. 1 can
most cordially recommend It to all per
sons needing a medicine for throat or
lung troubles Price 25c, SOC, 81 bot
tie at Arensberg & ,Cullen's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
First published January Isl

IN the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
4 sas. James y. Clarke. receiver OF the Ne
bras<a Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff. vs..
Isaiah ]. Swayne, ct al. defendants. The de-
PENDANTS, Isiah I. SEayne, Mary SWayne. his
wife, Buford and George Implement Company.
Erastus A. KENNEDY. - Kennedy. his wife.
real name unknown, viii take notice that the
above named plaintiff did. on the 18th day Of
December, 1903. hle his petition In said district
court Of Sherman county. Kansas. against the
said d-fendants, and each OF them above
answer said petition fled as aforesaid on or be-
fore the 18th day Of February, 1904. OF said pc
tition viii Be taken true and judgment rem
dered IN said action against said defendants.
Isaiah ]. SWayne, and Mary l. SWayue, lis
wife. for the sum Of twelve hundred dollars.
with interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum from the first day Of July. 1908. and
for costs Of suit aud q further Judgment against
the SAID defendants, and each Of them above
named. for the foreclosure OF certain mort
gage upon the following described real estate
to-EIt: The southwest quarter Of section Z. in
township south. range 3. west Of the Sixth
principal meridian. IN Sherman county, Kan
sas and adjudging that said plaintiff have the
first lien said premises 70 the amount for
which judgment viii Be IA ken as Aforesaid, and
ordering said premises to be sold according 70
law and the proceeds applied to the payment Of
the amount due plaintiff and costs Of suIts and
forever barring aud foreclosinE said dcfendants,
and each Of them. Of and from all right, title,
ton n OF 70 said premises OF any part thereof.
JAMES y. CLAEEE, Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan & Trust Company, Plaintiff.
b. FRED ROBEErsOS. His Attorney.
Attest 81. 81. HBsTOE, Clerk District Court.
Seal
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22

Try a SOC bottle Of Herbine, notice
the Improvement speedily effected in
your appetite, energy, strength and
vigOr- Watch how il brightens the
spirits, gives freedom from indigestion
and debility Isaac Story, Ava, No,
writes, September 10, 1900: Il was IN
bad health; I had stomach trouble for
y months, also dumb chills. Dr. J. W
Mory prescribed Herbine, II cured me
IN two weeks cannot recommend II
too highly, II viii do all you claim for
II. - Sold by Arensberg & Cullen
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- published Jspnarr -


NOTICE L. hereby given that on Tuesday. the
~ -th day Of April. A-D lslf, aud at 70 o cluck
a. m Of said day, or a. soon thsreafter e. the
same can Be beard. I shall preseut 20 the die
trict court IN and for Sherman county.
Kansas. and az the regular April. & ID. 1904.
term 81 said court. b. my next friend and "a
tural guardian, William walker. Jr-s my Teti-
ton. % have co1ferred upon me b said court
the rights Of majority. relative 20 all rights and
privileges that may Be 80 conferred upon
minors b. said court. under the laws Of the
state Of Kansas.
LAUEEEE WAEEEE
By WILLIAN WALKEE, JE.. Her Next Erie1d
and Natural Guardian
Z p. MUEFHT. Attorney for Petitionsr.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to or having accounts against
the late S. W. Hodney are requested to
present the same to me before February
l, 1904, as I want all matters straight
ened up by that date.
MRS. SARAH r. HoDNEy.
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Look Heres

Beef by the quarter, 81 cents per
pOund-smaller quantities in proper
tiOn-at the Star Market.
c. E. SwARTS, Proprietor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22

HestOR & Bartholomew have lust re
Ceived an invoice of Hickory and Eng
fish Walnuts, and good cider, from
ChillicOthe, No.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22

Fifty tons alfalfa hay for sale.-Hes-
ton & Bartholomew.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22

Lands for sale and rent in all parts of
the COunty--ThOs- p. Leonard
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22

Wilson Bros, attorneys at law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-22
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK March 21.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of 81 TO As points on
the old and of 20 points the crop months
in response to much better cables than expected.
small estimates for the days receipts and
more confident feeling regarding the effects
of the Suly failure. which was reported not
TO be so severe as at first feared, while the
announcement by Mr. Sully that he hoped TO
pay dollar for dollar and resume in the near
future tended to lessen apprehensons that other
houses would be unable to pull through. There
was however a lot of cotton still to be
evened up evidently. Many houses having long
tect with additional margin unable or
unwilling TO take the heavy losses that would
low prices of Friday and at the advance this
morning much of the cotton came out. May
on the cal sold up to IA 4Oc while July soon
some demand said to be for the account Of
spot interests and spnners both foreign and
domestic. But the liquidation brought
about reaction from the high points men,
toned and May broke through ii cents to
1S 96c. while July touched 1417c. Following this
market ruled very irregular during the balance
of the session and showed little actual tendency
sales estimated at 500 900 bales
The trading seemed to be mainly OF an even
ing-up character. Commission houses generally
are advising caution until the speculative
atmosphere becomes clearer and their opera
uons to-day appeared To be merely the closing
out of existing commitments. There some
disposition among the room operators at first
TO buy in expectation of a further reaction but
ing in their long lines owing possibly to rather
full estimates for to-morrows receipts at lead
ing points and fear that any further advance
would cause n renewal of active liquidation.
Receipts for the day were moderate at both the
were exceeded slightly by the exports. Reports
from the South told of better spot demand and
the indifference of sellers to present prices. The
local spot market unchanged at ii. soc with
sales OF 81 bales to spinnerS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-22
TRADE IN GENERAL.

ST. LOUIS. March 2.-Flour dull and un:-
changed: red winter patents s.sSgs' spssi, IL
81 55G4 81: clear. ss.S5d4l0 Timothy seed steady
at s25012.75. Corn meal lower at 8 40 Bran
selling on general rains; No. :. cash elevator.
csc; track. $l034al05b4; MAJ. 9lAc; july sc;
No NH hs5d: cs S9n lower rae N ssSPsahy
May. 4jS4d457sc; July, 4Itsc. oats lower; No. ?
cash. 4llsc; track. iSc; May. SsAse; No; white
s5ds. Whisky steady at s1-S2is Iron cotton ties.
S Psggng s Hemp Bacon t%n a:sd f
extra shorts ssg,s r clear TiS so S short
1890 bu: corn, $4,000 bu; oats 700 bu Ship
ments-Flour. zoo brls; wheat. 5000 bu: corn.
1900 bu; oats. 5000 bu-
KANSAS CITY. March 2i.-Wheat-May. Size;
July, 76%s a76izc; cash. No hard. S.izqSsizc;
No. 8, SiaSeizc; No. 4. 7sdS0c; No. red. 9ScQSl
No. 8. s5assc. Corn-May. 4ilkqaisse; July, 44i.
i2c: No. white. 4Sa44c; No. 3 42c. oats-No. 2.
2. &c Hay weak choice timothy. $40; choice
prairie. S.75GS. Receipts-Nheat, 200 bu'
Wheat 50. 400 bG corn. 1900 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI. March 2l-Flour steady; fancy.
s4.75G4.9o: family, 81 lOa49o. Wheat quiet; No.
47l5G4sc' oats easy: No. mixed. uGlnc.
Rye firm: No 2. 77q7sc Lard quiet at $50
Undergraduates finished goods steady on basis
of SIPS. Sugar easy; hard refined, 4lSdSSSc.
DULUTH. March 2l.-wheat-In store-No. 1
sIl4c. on track-No. hard. ssl.c: No l north
ern e3s+c: No. northern, slkc: May. s3%c:
July. S4%c; September. Sic oats-on track and
to arrive 39&c.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 21.-Flour-First pat
ents. s5.15Q525; second patents. s5qS. 10; hrsi
clears SO 601f375; second clears. 81 65g275 Bran.
in bulk, $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 2l.-Wheat, 9il4c; July.
9i&c; September S1Ac; on track. No. l hard.
9lIzc.
TOLEDO, March 2l-C1overseed-Close: Cash
and March, se.s7is April Ss.27i5: October. s5.i5.
Prime Prime timothy 81
MILWAUKEE. March H.-Bsrley firm; No. 2.
&C. sample, 40Q60c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-22
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK March 21.-Flour-Receipts "a OLA
brls: exports 81 Ss5 brls Quiet and lower to sell
Rye -four dull. Buckwheat -four nominal Corn
meal steady: yellow Western. sil0al Is; city,
sl.10dl12 Rye dull. Barley quiet
wheat-Receipts. 51.s75 bu: exports. s4577 bu.
Spot easy: No. red, 81 elevator; No. red 81 81
qIOi f. o. b. afoat No. / northern Duluth.
s1.O4 f. o. b. afoat; No northern Manitoba
nominal f. o. b. aioat. Heavy unloading incident
TO unusually bearish news about demoralized
the early wheat breaking July nearly &c. Lead
the Southwest. big worlds shipments and liqui-
dation. Near the close. however. prices rallied
on a%c net Io%e NAV 's.s sgoct c ana az
9sc: July. 81 5-1sds.ss closed at 92c; September,
Se'es s sa exports $50 ss bu
Spot steady; No. nominal elevator 5s'.c T. O.
b. afoet: No yellow. &c: No. white. 55isc;
closed at 5slsc July closed at 55sc
Oats-Receipts 1850 bu; exports SIS bu. spo,
s Sa Mite MG . sst a. ' w standard c white ''
Hay quiet. Hops easy; State common tc
fsS s s.aslc 1902 aa5e HIDES steady LessSsi
steady. Wool frm. Coal nominal.
Beef weak. Cut meats dull. Lard dull: re-
fined easy. Pork quiet; short clear. sH75a
Rice firm. Molasses firm. coree-spot RiC
Raw firm: fair refining. l-isc centrifugal. -
test 9-lsc molasses suger lS-lsc: refined
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures opened steady
at an advance OF 5dlo points following steady
foreign markets and small primary receipts
There was some further selling by importers
but commission houses seemed better supplied
with buying orders than OF late and the mar
TWO OF the iraetive Positions unchsnsed. bu
generally 10 10 points higher. Sales were re
ported Of 1900 bags. including April at SOC