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and In favor Of Joseph e. Tucker and
against Wesley L.. smith TO me directed and
to the August term. liO6, OF SAID
l will on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1905,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
OF said day, in front OF the court house DOOR
in the City of Lexington, Lafayette county,
Missouri, during the session OF the circuit
Court Of said Lafayette county, held at Lex
lngton, Missouri, sell publicly at auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all
right, title and interest OF said Wesley, l.;
Smith in and to the fOllO wing described
parcels OF land situate and lying IN SAID
latayett4 county. Al ssOuri, to-wit:-Be GIN
ming at the corner OF sections 8. 10, Is and 10,
thence west with the line be ween sections9
and l6 20 links to the middle of y hedge
fence, thence along the middle of said hedge
fence y. Z deg. e, 80 CHI ms to the corner OF
the same. thence with the middle OF SAID
hegde fence n. SO deg. W. 20 inks 10 a stone
In the line between sections 10 and 10, thence
with said section ! he south s.l5 cnains TO a
stone in the middle of a hedge fence. thence
with tn middle Of sid hedge fence 5. N deg
W. 1856 chains to the corner OF the same,
thence along the middle OF said hedge
fence {, / deg. 40 min. Il. 40 chains 10 a
stone, thence along the middle of said hedge
fence N. 50 deg. Is min, +. 1871 chains 70 a
hedge fence running in attransyerse direc-
ton, thence with the middle OF said hedge
fence N. As min. w. l5.n chains 10 a corner
of the same, thence along the middle OF SAID
hedge fence N 81 deg e.. $50 chains to a
corner OF the same, thence along the middle
Of said hedge fence N ldeR. 30 min. W. 3S
chains to a corner Of the same, thence along
the middle OF said hedge fence east2.21chain
to the line between the E.. 4 and ". y OF NV
X of section 10, thence with said last named
line SO links to the line between sections 10
and 10, thence with said last named line west
TO the pla e OF beginning, containing Sisl
acres and being a part OF the wa ana
NV y section Is and OF the II. u N e.
section IS; in township 40 Of range u, the
lines being run at an assumed variation OF
8 de (. 40 min. E.. also the n. W.. 4 OF the
s.. e, n of section IS; the N. q u OF the N'W,A
Of said section Is, and all that part OF the
n. ". II the N W. 4 OF section 10, thatlies
east OF the Little Snt Greek aud south OF a
%ravine running easterly n westerly
through the same, being about ! org acres
of land; also the w. a OF the 5 w OF the
N. ". 4 OF section q, all OF said LANDS being
in township 40, of range u and containing in
. all l4l.S7 acres OF land more or less, to satisfy
o said Judgment and costs thereon.
G Given under my han = this lltn Gay o
July, 1906, CHAS f., hlNhbADs
7-l4t3 oheilu
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For Sale ON Easy Terms.

3 houses, two rooms each, nearly
new, spleudioly built. viii sell cheap
for cash, or will sell all OF separately
! cash. balance In monthly payments
like rent. Title perfect. Warranty
deed and abstract furnished. This Is
6rstclass income property or will
make desirable homes.
7 l0l8 RoBT. A. HICKLIN.
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Notice.

Commencing Monday Jolly eth, we
viii serve regular meals, breakfast
s.45 to 8 o'clock, dinner HAS to 1870,
sumner 5:45 to 1880, Have secured
the services Of first class cooks and
am sure we can please you. Regular
meal tickets and Communication
tickets, II desired. Your patronage
earnestly solicited.
7dw1wm1 WI hINEsLEY'
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WANTED-Gentleman or lady '
good reference to travel by rai
with a rig, for a firm of s26S
capital. Salary sl,O7s per year
expenses; salary paid weekly
expenses advanced. Address,
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Licking
Missouri. T.7tt'
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR FEDERAL
BUILDING SIZE.
TREAsU ny DEPARTMENT.,
once OF the Secretary,
Washington, d. o., July 10, 1905.

Proposals will be received, to be opened at
Q O'Clock D. M. August Is, 1905, for the sale
to the United STATES OF II suitable site, cen
trally and conveniently located, Tor the
Tederai building to be erected in Lexington,
Mo. a corner lot, approximating 10 by 100
feet. is required, Each proposal must be
accompanied by a diagram OF the land,
showing the widths OF adjacent streets and
foundations obtainable, etc. Any improve
ments on the and must be removed by the
vendor within thirty days alter wIitten
notice, and the vendor shall pay all expenses
connected with furnishing evidence OF title
and DEEDS Of convey ance. The right TO
re iect any proposal is reserved. Each pro-
posal must be sealed, marked Proposal for
Federal building site at Lexington, NO.
TREASURY SUPERVISING ARCHCITECTl
l.. Nj. SHAW,
7-l4t3 Secretary.
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rnEspAY. AUGUST :, l0Oe.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Not,ce ls hereby given to all creditors and
other nersons interested In the estate OF
lanes X. Helm, deceased. that the un-
dersirned administrator will apply to make a
Anal settlement OF said estate, at the
Aurust term, 1906, ofthe probate court q
Tafavetfe county. Missouri, 20 be aegun and
beld Al mo probate court room 10 bqe city Of
Lexinston, on the second Monday In
MARTIN ". HELM.
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Cow.

A LARGE red COW, long horns, white
spo, ON forehead. Finder please
notify ERNEST ALUMBAUGH,
7 10 LEXINGTON.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Richard Hutchinson, OF Marshall
is visiting the family Of Mrs Su
Spears
Ms Margaret L Walker returned
f. NJ sington, Kentucky, THURSDAY
evenirg,
Miss ylrgie ShOuse went to Kan
s.s City Wednesday evening to visit
relatives.
Mrs. S. IN. Wilson went to War
rau,burg Friday morning to visit
relatives.
Henderson Combs came up from St
Louis Tuesday evening to visit rela.
yves here.
Miss Carry Field returned Thurs
day evening from a visit to Louis
VILE, Kentucky,
Miss Nadine Steele went to Mar
shall Wednesday morning to visit
Mrs, L B. Chappell.
Mrs. Auna Wilker left THURSDAY
morning for Denver and Colorado
Springs 10 visit friends
Mrs. E. w. White left Wednesday
evening for a trip to various places In
Colorado to visit friends.
Mrs. A. B. Foster and daughter,
Ruth, went to H~Iggiusville Thursday
morning to visit relatives.
Misses Elizabeth and Virninia
Graves went to Kansas City Wednes.
day morning to visit friends.
mrs. D.. n. Unamueriain reuurueu
to Kansas City Thursday evening
alter a visit to relatives here.
Mrs Bette Spur returned Thurs
day uloraing from a visit In Lexing
too aud Louisville, Kentucky.
Mrs Henry Reinhart came up fron
Sedalia Wednesday evening to Visi
her mother, Mrs Elmira Meng,
Miss Alice Weloorn returned t
Aullville FRIDAY morning after a Visi
10 Hon. and Mrs John Welborn
J. H. W%orthington and wife wen
to MAYHEM Friday morning to atten
the funeral Of DR.. u H, Bradley,
Miss Irene Mcdaniel returned I
Dover Wednesday morning after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan
j. R. Sydnor left Tuesday eVenir
on a business trip through NeoraSi
In interest Of the McGrw MiningC'
George Craig returned to JeISe
Vile, III, Friday morning after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Barnar
President E. W. White return
Thursday uight from a business II
in Kansas in interest Of Lexingt
College.
Mrs. Virginia Whiting came
from HigginsvIlle Tuesday event
to visit her daughter, Mrs. j.
Campbell,
Misses Helen and Bertinia Jones
turned TO Kansas City Tuesday evI
ing after a visit to the family Of j.
Marshall.
George P. Venable returned II
Columbia Friday morning, where
bas reen spending a week "
mis- brother.
Mrs Errest Vance came DC
from Kansas City Wednesday nj
to visit tie family Of her fail
David Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Barron
Miss Stella Bandon left Thurs
morning for a trip to Denver
Colorado Springs.
Associate President A. E ko
returned from d business trip thr(
central Missouri in the interes
Lexington College,
Richard Schedule returned frou
Louis Wednesday morning Rher
was called last Thursday by the
illness Of his wife.
Rev. R. T. Mansfield left We
day morning for Omaha, Neb
attend the convention Of the
national B. Y. P. U.
Misses Wayne and Georgia ST.
returned home Thursday mo
from a visit to relatives in MAY
and Lexington, Kentucky.
James Love left Wednesday
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Notice is hereby given th
meeting Of the stockholders q
Lexington FIGURING Mills wiln
IN the lower court room in the
House IN the Clty OF LexiI
Lafayette County, Mo. on
SATURDAY, JULY 7, 100.
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock. p. M.
purpose OF elecling seven dire%
said company and the lrsnss|
such other business as
lawfully transacted at said ri
Given under our halds this u
1906.
JAMES +. CATRoN, Prt
VIM, H, CHIIEs, Secretary. g
IN
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John PlattenbIrg o. Dover, was In
this city Thursday. He reports a
phenomenal wheat crop IN the Dover
vicinity.
Mrs. James E. UonnerS and .thr1e
children. OF Jefferson CITY, who nave
1eeu visiting relatives here, went to
ind peudencs Thursday evening to
yisit relatives, Nr
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hawkins, of
Mangum, Oklahoma, sho nave beer
visiting relatives here ltsS TulrSsay
morning for Nani,Ou, eoiw 70 SnfFd
a month before returulue DO me-
Kennedy's Laxative H)asX and Tar
is the original laxative codsh syrup
and combines the qualities necessary
t. relieve The, cough aud pace the
system of cold. Contains no opiates.
Sold by Crenshaw & Young. 7-7ml
Mrs G. B. Sexton AMI daughter
Mary Ellen, returned u Chicago
Thursday morning. after a visit t.
Mrs Sections parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. 7 Stramcke. Miss Irene Stramcke
accompanied them home for a visit.
Mrs. Julia Kaufman and three chill
dren returned to Alton, Illinois,
Thursday morning after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Farmer. Mrs. Mary
Winsor accompanied them home for a
visit and Leroy Farmer accompanied
them as far as Higginsvilie.
Friends in this city are in r ceipt
of the in formation th 4 Miss Helen
Bayse, d4ulhler OF j. W. Bayse,
formerly OF Jhls CITY, now Of Coates,
! Kansas, was dangerously injured by d
horse Sunday. Three ribs we're
broken and it is thought other inter-
i nai injuries were sustained. Tne
G accident occurred at Oates.
Does evil still, your whole life 6lli
Does woe betide?
, Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need a pill?
Now for prose and facts-DeWitt'
:. Little Early Risers are the mos
pleasant and reliable pills know
today. They never grippe. Sold b
to Crenshaw & Young. 7-7m1
III }. g McGrew returned HON
Wednesday evening. With Mrs Nj
ut Grew he started last Thursday for
I'd stay of several weeks at Manhanse'
Long Island. Mrs. McGrew becam
to i'll in st Louis and after a few da!
a returned to Sedalia where she is wit
her daughter, Mrs. W E Bard. M
aud Mrs McGrew will probably NAL
La the trip TO Mannanset aGer,
%. The INTELLIGENCER is indebted
Charles Teubuer for some b~lackberri
:! of the Mersereau variety, an excee
ingly large late variety. Some
~ these berries measured % inches
led circumference the short way and
rip inches the long way, Some de
ton berries which be was showing We
even larger, measuring II and
up inches. Some clusters Of these b
ing ries are on exhibition at HineSley
II. Mr., Teubner saws that the drOu
earlier 10 the season reduced the s
of the berries and that only the la
cues are up to standard.
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Free! Free!! FreeI,'

On the fitst nAy of January. Gsc.ec
d. Williams. ihs now ciIcplator
for The Daily and Weekly Tribune.
will give away 10 some subscr ber
Of ono these papers = beautiful forty.
two piece imported hand painted
China d,uner set. This offer IL made
with = view OF having the Daily
Tribuus enter the homo Of every
Florence resident and The Weekly
Tribune Into the homes Of the people
Of the coal camps and other adjoining
localities.
Every one In ths county IL given q
ohauos to secure the handsome dishes
They vii, be given away to some
one. A ticket will bs given TO every
subscriber 10 thu Daily Tribune who
pays one month In advance and two
sioksts with . ysAr'A subso iption
10 the weekly paid In advance. One
siokes will h. given to . six months
paid up subscription 10 the weekly.
This offer II good TO nav and old
ssbsoFibers alike. bat in order 10 ~.
osss . Iioket she subsoribers must
pAy shsir subsc' ipsiou IN advance.
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FOUNDRY BUSY THE Florence
Iron Works clossd n contract with the
Ohio and Colorado Smelling 90. TO
suppiy the latter with seversl thou.
sand dollars worth Of foundry work
Mr.. Parnsli says that all the work
will BE- done BY Flvie iepoe workm
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ABOUT YOUR NEi0riBORs
AND YOURSELVES


-Mrs ". 8. Proctor left the arst
! Of the week for Kansas points where
she Il Visiting
Mics Ella Bell has been visiting
Mis- Weaver 10 Pueblo. sbs will
return this evening.
w. p. WiIbAr and party who
went to Lamar after ducks are expect.
ed baok today-with ducks.
-Ohss. Green AMI wife arrived
here yesterday from Casey. Ill. They
may conolude to remain In Florence
Elmer Green after lew weeks
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Green LIFT today for his home In
Bartlettsville. / T.
--Mrs. 8. 8. Case and children Of
Castle Rock. stopped of here last
evening with Mrs. o W. Coombs
while on their way to salida.
Mrs. Harry Rodda left for Long.
ment last night to join her husband
who has scored = position there.
They shipped their household effects.
--Mrs. O. W. Coonbs and children
arrived last evening from Castle Rock
where they have been visiting until
Mr.. Coombs secured house. They
have gone to housekeeping in the
Irwin property on East Front street
Hotel Lennox turkey dinner Sunday
8 to 8 p m.
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Tbs prices of the papers will re-.
mpiu ,hs seine forty cents for the
dsilv and ei per year for the weekly
The dishes are on display In the Trib.
une wirdows. DIV II
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St. Adams.

st. Adams.
Sunday school meets at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock.
Subject of sermou-''The Prayer
Of ARur." 1.-TWO thinrs have L re.
quired Of thee-remove far f.om me
vanity and lies. give me neither
poverty nor riches-lrst / be fall and
deny thee-or lest bs foor and steal.
and take the name of my God In
vain "
All are welcome.
Service on Thanksgiving CAV at 10
o o'clock.
Christian
Bible school 10 a III.
Preaching IL a IN.
Y p S O. f. $3.50 D m.
Preaching 1880 y M.
Mid week prayer mesting Wednes.
dAy osauinR
All are cordially invited to these
services. ]. W Rsbsock. Pastor.
Hotel Lennox turkey dinner Sun
dav to Sp IN.
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St. Benedict's Fair. Nov. 27. as, 90
Entertainment Course.


Entertainment Course.
We are very sorry that the next on.
tertainment comes on Saturday night.
We have tried In every way to get
the date charged bat fAi cd Tho Luiu
Ga'es Co will be- hero Dec ist. tho
entertainment Q commencing at 0
O'Clock We hone tbe people will do
their trading early In the evening
and give ths busiuess men an oppor.
tunity to oome.
H n. PINGREE.
st. Benediot's fair. Nov. 81. 2s. 20
VERY ILL - Mrs, James Skies .
reported very siok at her homs on
West Ssoopd street.
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ooooooooooo 100000
AMONG THE CHURCHES
y SUNDAY SERVICES =

o00c00o00o0o00 o000C0O0V0O000
Christian Science
Morning service 1O:45.
Evening service 7:45 p. IN.
Subject Ancient aud Modern
Necromancy /; or. Mesmerism and Hyp.
notism.' -
Sunday school l1;:45 q. IN.
Wednesday evening meeting ia 5p
Reading room open Thursday after.
noon from 2 to 4.
Methodist.
Sunday school 10 a. m
Morning service IL.
Glass meeting 10 m.
Junior League $500.
Epworth League 6:80
Evening service 1880
Morning subjsot-"Why 1 am .
Ohristian. -
Evening subject shaking OF the
vipers.
Special music Sunday night.
Bible study and prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 1880.
All welcome
Presbyterian
Sunday School 9:45 m.
Junior 3 p m.
Y. P. 8. O. E. $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
7:S0.
DR.. Bells subject:
Morning -"Iugratitude.
Evening-"Wbo Art Thou?''
Baptist.
Sunday sc hool 8 9:45 =. m.
Preaching II 90
B Y. r. u 700 p. IN.
Evening service 7.80 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wed 7:80 p. m.
St. Benedict's-Catholic
West Second street
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Hotel LeDnox turkey dinner suu
dAv 8 60 8 p VI.
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U wards Of two tons Of castings are
now In process Of construction for
tho Portland Cement company besides
large orders for the q +. spd reo.
Pile.
81. Bsnsdicts Fair. Nov. 81. %. -.
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st. Benedict's-Catholic

First Sunday Of each month mass
at m. Othsr Sundays-hiRh
mass and sermon at 10 0. m.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-24

Hotel Lsnnox turkey dinner Sunday
8 to 8 p m.
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Stock Quotations.

Stock Quotations.
At the close of the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
above quotations. there being no change In
balance OF the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper. 114h.
American Car and Foundry, AN.
American Smelling. SIS.
Anaconda. 2T5la.
Atchison, Topeka and s. Fe. 10las.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 1875
Canadian Pacific. 1TI%..
Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul. 173S.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 81
Colorado Southern. 333s.
Delaware and Hudson. 217k.
Erie common, III.
Erie. I'd preferred. 67A.
General Electric. 176. --l
Kansas City Southern. pf6.. 90.
Missouri Pacific. 94%.
National Lead. a.
New York Central. 131.
n. Y, Ontario and Western. IS
Norfolk & Western, o.
Northern Pacific. 212%.
Pennsylvania Railroad. lil%.
Peoples Gas of Chicago, Ss1.
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Grain and Provisions Summary.
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. October 19.-WHEAT-Quiet;
spot, contract 75a75A; spot, No. red western,
SOaS0A; October. 73a75h; November. 75aa75A;
December 76AaI7h; steamer No. red, G3iaa69a.
receipts 1913 bushels: southern by sample, 6;a
~; southern grade. 70aI5h.
52ss; year. 47ssa47s; January. Al sa47h Febrnary,
Az steamer mixed. 5lrsa3lA; receipts. 226l3
bushels: southern white corn 54a56; southern yell
low corn. 54a5519.
OATS-Quiet; No q white. S9.a39A: No. 3
white. 37laa3SE: No. mixed, 37a37E; receipts,
- FOG bushels.
RYE-Firm; No 2 western. export, G6a67: No. 2
western domestic, 72iI3: receipts, 4.3l9 bushels.
HAY-Steady. incl anged.
GRAIN FhLl HTS-Quiet. unchanged.
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CURB QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by Z. r. Chapman Co. &C. B. Chip
man. manager), members New York stock exchange,
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LIVERPOOL October 19.-Cotton-Spot
quiet; prices 3 points lower. American mid
ding, fair, 6.S3: good middling, $40: mid
ding. 6.33; low middling, GIL; good ordi-
nary SIT; ordinary, 5.53.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales of
which 800 were for speculation and export,
and included 1880 American. Receipts. 1000
bales. including 300 American. Futures
opened easier and closed barely steady.
American middling. g. o. c.. October. 5.931a
October and November, 5.S9K: November
and December. 1864: December and jan
uary, 5.S6; January and February, SIS;
February and March. $50: March and
April. 5911: April and May. $685.; May
and June. $50; June and July. 1854; July
and August, 59S.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. October 19.-The advancement
by the Bank Of England of its minimum
rate Of discount caused free selling by pit
traders here today and caused an easier
feeling In wheat December opened haEa
q lower at 74a74h. and sold at 73Ha74.
IN sympathy with wheat December corn
sold off to An.
December oats declined to 33Aa33s.
The wheat market was weak ali day. The
low point for December was 73Ssa73h. The
close was weak. with December. of T.. at
731aa73N-
The corn market became steadier In the
last half of the session and December sold
at 42S. The close was easy, with December
off A. at 42H. a.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon-W ashington
Rwy. and Elec. As. $500 at SIN. $500 at 67A.
$500 at SIN. 81 900 at SIN.
, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 6s. 5000 at
107h.
washington Rwy. and Elec. CON-. so at 40. 10
at 40. IS at 1914.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd., 10 at S9A,
at S9tt. 10 at SgH. 30 at 50.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at 206E.
Mitchell Mining, so at 6ss.
Union Trust. 1 at 153, at $50.
Riggs Fire Insurance, 40 at SIS.
Real Estate Title, 10 at 81.
After call-Union Trust. at 1924, at 1872. s
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. October 19.-After selling
Off to a net loss OF 25a3O points the cotton
market rallied about 10 points on covering
OF shorts and buying for a turn. but was
barely steady at midday. and about % to
"a points net lower
Spot cotton quiet: middling uplands, lilo;
middllng gulf. 11.35. Estimated receipts at
the ports today. 5000 bales, against 55,S7S
last week and 1851 last year. For the
week. $4,000 bales, against 346.05i last week
and 319.S3+ last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans, 6.5S3 bales. against 1912 last
year, and at Houston Is, 725 bales, against
l. 1913 last year. - - e
Cotton futures opened weak October
offered. 1O95: November. 1890; December.
1888: January. 1888: February. 1920:
March. HOO: April and May. 11.O4: June.
II .06 bid: July. lib.
NEW YORK, October 19.-Cotton-Spot
closed quiet. % points decline; middling up
lands. 110O; middling gulf. 1l.25. Sales. 600
bales.
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4 YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND
financial experience Is about to INCORPORATE a
salary loan company and wishes to become &C.
quainted with parties who would invest Ia small
blocks OF stock. Immense profits. Address Box
221. Star ONCE. Ocl0-ets
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