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Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday,


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January. !. 1897,
are $i21i5,oSS9s. There were filed Tor record
yesterday 81 deeds, the considerations sggregat-
ing si2,04s, average OF s37644 Following IL
the LIST as furnished by Osborne, Temper Il Co.,
abstractors OF titles, lilo Cherry street, between
Front and Second:
II. Patzold to T. l.. Gustin OF al. lot H. block
Is. SroQuaimic, $50.
J. l. Burk TO G. W. Joyner. q Copper King
mine, s5Ci.
Y. ". C. & l. Co. to /. Tinkham, lot :, block
5, Yesler, S75.
A. A. Denny to Edni Backe ct a., lots 8, O.
block III, Broadway. $500.
l. Nj. Dunn 10 A. NJ. Mcmillan. block 5, part
block 5, Mcmillan. ST.
j. NJ, Dunn to ). b. McMillen, lot, i. 2. 6. =.
c. NJ. Austin to H. C. Travers, lot /, block 10,
Duties LIST, si25
e NJ Austin to T. A. Kelly. lot :, block 10,
c. NJ. Austin TO n. v. Towne, lots $3.50,
block 10, Duties LIST. $500.
c: N. Austin TO A c. Carter, lot =. block 10.
I. c. Pudleton to E. P. Carver, lot 3, block /,
Market st, $500.
A ". Pratt to A. NJ. Cole. part lot 8, block B.
f. W. Agles 10 A NJ. Cole. part sec %, -. 5, 81.
W. G. Bsrdsley 10 Z. /. Chapman, lot l3, block
s. Cranes, $500.
W. NJ. Chandler to X. D. Galway ct al, lot 8,
bloek2, Hanford's lst. 500.
II. c. Green 10 F. E. RalEe, "a lot 6, block SO.
Lake Union.
]. II. Duncan to Duncan Wells, lots /. :, block
!. Duncan's add, $500.
A. l. Riedinger to Z. NJ. Lubken, part sec 8,
25, 8, 81
A. l. Poole to A. G. Rogers. lots T. s. block I.
Enumclaw, $780,
A. q. Rogers TO 8. Lafromboise, part lots :, 8,
block 1, Enumclsw, Si15.
c. r. Myers 10 :. ~ Perry, lots 70 %, block Is.
Myers 1st MoorlanI, s.
Harry White TO e. ?. Diteman. lot 10, block 5,
Lawn add, Kid, slj0
A. /. Rledinger to Z. A Gushing. part sec s.
D, 5, sl25.
c. II. French to W V Riuehart, lots 3 to 7,
block /, Trenches 2nd add, 500.
Harvey White to A. {. shaw, lot 5, block 7.
Sanders LIST, 500.
Gustin & Tibbetts to III. Patzo!d, lot IA, block
IS, snoquaimie sl25
II. Patzod TO +. ]. Custom ct al, lot IL block
IL. snogualmie, so
J. a. 'Burk to G. ". Joyncr, !, Copper King
mine, $500.
K. NJ Green to F. f. Rsi.e. lot 4. block .,
EdgewateF add, s,3to.
L. Rochester to c. A. Johnson Ct a., part sec 8.
"a, ). ST..
]. Rochester to C. A. Johnson Q, a., part sec s.
"a. 3, 81.
+. A. Pearson to C. Johnson, lot ,, see % and
other q. ?. 500.
J. T. III. Morris 10 G. A. Virtue, lots |, ., block
3, Morris lst 800.
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CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 2&.-whest-Quiss, opened
&c higher; advanced to3sc mora on buying by
shorts, rainy weather tending 10 reduce re-
ceipts recedsd &c on heavy increase in visible
supply. and closed $50 higher. steady. Recei pts
were 4l2,uoA bushels, shipments So 90 bushels.
Whcat-Steady; cash. 72In72i &C; December,
"a &C.
Uorn-Strong; cash. 42c; December, i2isc
0ats-sieady; cash, ~ SC; November. -sssa
kTe-5Is.
Barley csc.
Flax-sL l9le.
Timothy-sl65
Pork-Easy: cash, So 21',; January. slsss.
Lsrd-Easy; cash, s@SS; January, s. 50.
Rios-Easy; cash, SiH75s January, S6.0
Shoulders-sZ 2N172a
short Clears 24.sS22
CHICAGO LIVE sr0CE.
CHICAGO, Oct 24--Cs;tle- Recaines 70 ns,:
steady; good 90 extra natives sS.Gjtn5 IS. others
d ao0S4.9o rangers s&a5G9i %; Texans, 81 $50
29N
Hogs-Receipts. 800: sctive. steady 20 strong
rough and common. s. luf15 s.: mixed aud
packers. s. 456aAA5. prime heavy and butchers
weights, 81 6ottG =; light, s. 0R15.t0.
sneep-ReCtipts, 60A0; steady Co strong; ua-
tfves, s. 5gQs) 20, Texans, sS75; westerns, 81 IS
CLIO
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FOREIGN MARK ELS.

LONDON, Oct 2i-iiar silver. 500 lid: con-
suls, yoA4; Rank Of EHglsad discount, 3 per
cent
pEEtnsTUFFs
LONDON. Oct. 2i.-Hork Lane Express: English
wheat has slightly advanced in provinces but
Is unchanged IA London. Foreign has ceased to
advance. Best California Is quoted at Sis; Ore
gon. Sis Cd Duluth. SIS. To-day wheat aud oats
are dull and corn strong, owing 10 diminished
supplies; -four was slightly cheaper: barley,
neglected, Is lower.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 24-Wheat-nemaud poor;
steady. No. red winter, IS; No. red spring,
6s 3D..
Corn-Demsnd poor; steady Spot. Is SD:
October, Il 4lsi: November, is sd; December,
As Sad,
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2L--The stock market was
buoyant The rush 10 buy at opening market
made sharp advance. The general market
closed strong, and active gains were generally
maintained.
Petroleum-united closed. November, size.
FISASCiAL.
Money on csll-Essier. closed offered Sc;
prime raDeT, SAFE. sterling exchsnge-W eak:
bankers sixty-day bills, sts3, demand, si56.
BONDS.
L. :. Is, coupon llis4 Pacific s.. .'lJ7ia
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Oct. 24-[Specisl. -wheat-Mod
erately active and firm: Valley, sL2J11 27l1
"aila Walls, $Lla9l.2o per GENITAL. Receipts
7s.0a6 centals
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RAILROAD STOCKS.

MEECHASnIsE.
H0ps-Quiet and easy.
Coffea-Op,5ons 0E,ened firm, Is TO 20 points
up; closed hrru, n To - ur. sales were g. go
bags, including October, SIS 10 IS %; Novem-
her. sl51JI la50. Deceruber. 8 fGi1I1 spot
Rio-firmer ana quiet: No :, 10 4'Gl5asc.
sugar Raw, duh aud nrm. retiaed, lirEa and
more active.
Copper steady, lake, fiI65dsII 20
Iead-Dulj dom site, SIS s5i01.
Tin Dull; straits, So S)5207o.
Bah SILVER
NEW YoRK. Oct. 24-f}ag silver, $3.50.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BosTos, Mass.. oct 2t-Ciosing;
Atchison ........ IS san DleEo --....... 1914
Darlington q. . ioiA BeiI Telephone. 2o3
Mex Cen. comm I5s2
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The Union Pacific Is the oaly trsnscontinentai
line running two through trains daily from tns
Northwest 10 O,uana X 4usas City, ~ LOUIS aud
Chicago aud all points East Modern equip
rnsnt, last time and tbe best Of srgles. ficGss
Office -05 Second street A q. Martin, agent.
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PASSENGER: LISTS.

ErIIsroS, Mont, Oct. 2l-[specisL North
ern Pacific train No. has these passengers:
Mr. aud Mrs. c. d. Rood, Mr.. J. H. Conner.
Mr.. Ell :. Fitch, Ar. C. h. Cphau. Mr.. George
Ro'lari, Mr.. T., \. Phillips, Mr.. J. W. bowman,
Col Botkin. George /. Tracy, Robert smith,
Mrs. Richards aud thirty -four second class.
Don't forget 20 register aud see that your naaas
goes the register ia ne right precinct under the
dtssrictiHg Of the ctip
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STEAMERS.
ii W. BAKER & CO. BAKER Il co.'s
IL. Dock foot OF University street
STEAMER TINE rAeLEs
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Rnns on the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA, SO CENTS
olympia So. $50 n m Tacoma ..... $50
Tacoma. SO. 10 90 n m Seattle. 90 noon
Tacoma. -. $50 p m Olympia =. $3.50 p n
connecting with boat, Tor ksmiichie and shsF
Baker a Cas- Dock. foot Of University street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY. Master
FAST TIME.
EVERETT AND LOWELL.
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every morning al @ 30 o'clock. from Baker &
COS docs. heturunG, arrives seattle al 100
IN Fer rAcomS every evening at $50 o'cloos.
II " BAKER * co.
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FoRrIANn sEsrrLE vAscouvrA
Firs.-ciass steel Steamships
HAITIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON,
Carrying rrei gh, and passengers, leaves every ten
Gsy. Fer passenger and freight rates, exact SAL
iuH dates. stS.. srpiy 10
H. W BAKER CO. Agents
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CTTT NOTICES.

NOTICE oF CLOSING OF REGISTRATION
~ Notice Is hereby given hat on Frfd e $40
2sfh day OF ctcoeT. 1897. az ~ O'Clock % m the
ctr Of Seattle VII be closed for he utir,,o.. ~
organ cation for the gen era election 10 10 had ,
November >. 1892. IN pursuance to the provf.ions
OF an act entitled An act to- provide sor AVA ~
regulate the registration of voters in cites ana
towns and In precincts having population az two
hundred and ffty or more" Approved Mach ~
1890. And said poll hooks VIII remain cIo-aS
until after the said election on Soyrr1ner q Iso,
GEORGE J. sToNEMAS
CITY Oerx akihe City of seattle
Date Of fret publication. October 70. 1892
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n NM
tsACfSIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IssnAsce steamers from seattle As follows:
For san Francisco. via Port Tewnseuj ard Vic
r. ?. ~ f:sssrnzs-s received board ~ {
al Cctotef 2 -, 70 - and -
\ 49,. Oct so.r so a
Fsoe.a YrA.essro, for Victoria ara Puget Sound
oo.I. Al /. n. October l. j., - 10. Il and ZH
ricks.s Eiay oo.n'n Fl ~ me once Ut the COM
paay, ct Ocean docx, ssa:i.
6OODAI. PERKINS CO,
Genera Agents. san francesca
J. n. JOHNSON. P. s. Supt-. Seattle.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL. IMPROVE.


NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ nent oOndsSo office IS hereby given that she
city council, ag -ut IF Local Tn1provemeut Ms.
triet No 81 cTt a Ell by erfinEace No 22.4 yar he
Improvement oi Pearl street, from Man styest 70
Cullen street hes authorized and directed ts,e i.s
anee OF bonds Of said foca} Improve rent Ilistrct
No 81 IN The name OF the city of sea 10 Aye
eating the principal sum of two thofaand thrsa
hundred ard city Dollars ts2.350j. which bonds
Shall be IN the form described therefor by orf-
nance No 1908, shall he ayabe ten xe.rs .ftar
their ds'e and Shal be tweniy-four In nurnher-
twen,y-'hTee for me principal sum OF one hundred
dollars each ana one for the principal sum Of If y
dollars and shaii bear interest az the OF nine
per cent. rer annun, payable semi annually AT he
Office Of tas city treasurer And said bonds yciII 70
sod to the highest bidder therefor al the Office az
the city comptroller In the city hall Of the civ of
Seattle ri ', m on Friday. the 25th dav OF No
venber, 1892. At the time and place named said
bonds viii be publicly offered and sold 10 ;he
highest bldder, but in no shall said bonds ne
sod for less than tar. The same shall bear are
on the day on which they are sold.
J. NJ. CARSON, Civ Cor1ptrofer
Py A. BTAKIsToNy, Deputy Comptroller
Dated Seattle, Washington, October 20 1892
Date of hrs. publication. October 20. 1892
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DokT ORCHARD
Navy Yard Rou'e-Brenerton, sidney
ard Charleston.
STEAMEB ELLIS
Leaves foot Of Washington street daily excsp,
sunday, a. BIS q and 3:3o p. m. The e:I6
a. m trip includes head Port Orchard Excur
sion parties can be mmoeatei on sundaya
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Hills Code proposed mend
tow
Of O Washington be
g e I read as
the
D n
RAJ
appo
meni i,ne the i'm of state
' aIalhs A
T.. 4 TWft HE'LL.
County OF
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EVERETT AND sSOHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatfelds wharf Tuesdays ThursdAya
and saturdays ~ a. n. for Fdnonts. Mukil.eo
Everett, Marysyile, Lowell and Snohomish
FARE TO EVERETT, SOC
TO SSOENMISH. 75c-
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PEofLhe SAVINGS BANK OCCIDENTAL
oLNsss bo.f % Trustees Bailey Gatrsrt
.Ten eeh1' JACOB fuTth. Vice President: Artbu
:. ID NY S~sosc Vice President: lame. z Har
Gen Manager asher Rpe se-r.txry. Fran.
o oIgeS,, A's.staEf asher, l. >ch.af acher Jobs
Leaty. n : Ss.-sS. JshH olltns clio kAuk.
Transact asaVI7Es bank easlress sYcIns-vs>v
LePnsls Iee~lvec from oLs dollar 10 ten tsousans
- ger zeal interest per sn nun allowed
CT ssfH ana oG4 Per cent or Ordinary tsrosits
Iiv'asnds desired the asst dar q Ma ana No
Fei'lorf- Iea5s made 81 Essl estate 81 AZ proves
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
UNION SCRAPS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
UNION, Mo-, April 27.-J. S. At
kins was in Galloway county last
week on business.
r. T. Throckmorton sold one
four-year-old work mare to G. H.
Throckmorton for $3.50.
Gen. George w. Jesse smiles.
It's a little baby girl.
Sunday school has been organized
at our school house with R. A,
Byrns superintendent, w. H. Nc
Intyre, assistant superintendent, and
Miss Emma Green secretary.
Little Ethel, the daughter of JIM
Rice who has been dangerously il
with typhoid fever for the past week
B a little better.
Hon. Champ Clark will speak te
on Friday night, April 20, a
80. The public in general is in
ed.
The little daughter of C. Q. Nal
" is able to be up.
Charley Marshall spent Sunda.
ar Benton City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. billiard expec
visit their son, Carl, who is 10
ed in Washington, this summer
SMALL Boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
MEXICO REAL STATE.
Property Increasing In Value as it
Never Did Before.

The Mexico LEDGER has always
claimed that there v was a bet
ter investment than to buy Mexico
dirt. The rise in the value of prop
erty is and has been healthy. The
values this spring are very cheap
compared to what they will be in u
year from now. Less than a week
ago c. c. Davis bought the old
Dobyns place on East Liberty street,
one door east of Col. Thomas, for
$3.50. This same property was
sold by Mr.. Davis to-day to DIR.
MeFall for 50, 900 cash. Mr.. Davis
will at once purchase another piece
OF property and erect a dwelling.
We understand hat John Y. Brown,
who bought the Cant property for
$500, has been offered a thousand
dollars profit. Buying Mexico real
estate is a better investment than
investing your money at 10 per
cent. Mexico has now a Third
Glass Charter and is bound to be a
city. Those who do not think so
should just keep their money in
their pockets and not invest,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
LADD0NIA ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo-, April 25.-D.W
Hughes and family will go to Van.
dalia to reside in a short time.
Rev. Harris filled his regular ap,
pointment last Sunday.
Thomas Pearson sold his fine
saddle horse to J. B. Clark for 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. Acy Underwood
came down from Mexico yesterday
on a short visit.
Coal has been extremely scarce il
Laddonia for the past three week.
and this warm weather has a glad
welcome.
Garden making and gathering
green's are two popular occupation
now.
Another coal company has taker
charge of the well and Mr.. Film
and the mule are working hard t
supply the town with coal.
Mr.. C. C. Clark is building a nea
residence in the southwest part c
town.
Mitchell & Clark have move
their store to the west corner of th
block and it looks as nice as a me-
pin.
Mrs. Lou Lippencott was ealle
to Eldora, H., on account of he
mothers death which occurred
week from Yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
FIVE DOLLARS In GOLD
Opened to the World Without any
Expense-1ry Your Judgment.

The Mexico LEDGER will give five
dollars in gold to the party who will
guess the Democratic nominees for
Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney.
As there may be several parties who
have a rabbits foot'' and can guess
correctly on the nominees, the
money will not be divided, but will
be given to the guesser who names
the Sheriff and Prosecuting Attor-
ney and comes n~earnest the Demo-
cratic vote polled in the county
primary. When you make out
your guess write your name and
post-office plainly. Give the names
of who you think will be nominated
for Sheriff and Prosecuting Attor-
ney and the number of votes you
think will be polled at the Demo-
cratic county primary. Five dollars
in gold viii be given as the first
prize and the Mexico LEDGER one
year as the second. All guesses
must be in the day before the pri-
mary. r. M. WHITE,
Editor and Proprietor LEDGER,
tt Mexico, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
In Memory Of R.. c. Mansfield.

To the Editor. of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, April 27.-We are
called upon to mourn the loss OF
Rev. r. c. Mansfield, one of our
best and oldest citizens. He was a
most exemplary character. My
purpose in mentioning the matter,
however, is to call attention to the
fact that he was the founder of our
fine little city and to suggest the
propriety of erecting either by Il e
county or the city an appropriate
monument perpetuating his memory
as the original proprietor of our city.
SILAs WILSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
AN SESSION
or the Audrain County F. & L. q.
Held With Cedar Grove Union
Resolutions Adopted.

CEDAR GROVE, April %. The
Au Train County F. & l.. U. met on
the 22d of April in regular quarterly
session with Cedar Grove Union.
The house was called to order and
the Union opened in due form by
President James. Prayer by E. E.
Jones, chaplain.
Bro. w. Thompson was appointed
door-keeper and Bro. R. n. West
secretary pro tenn. B. S. Upton,
T. A. Mcintyre and J.. w. Broaddus
were appointed a committee on Gre
dentials.
The delegates were heartily well
coined by ]. A. Harrison, president
of Cedar Grove Union. The COM
mittee on resolutions was composed
S. O. Graham, w. T. Lott, J. B.
Pool, l. J. Sims and Noble Barnes.
About 60 delegates were present,
representing 26 Unions.
The session lasted two days and
embodied some very important
work. A portion of the forenoon
Saturday was devoted to the Co.
operative Insurance Company. The
afternoon session of the same day
was held with open doors and those
present were entertained with ex-
cellent speeches by Bros. Wright,
Sims and Graham. Among other
work the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That we demand of our
next Representative that he use all
honorable means to have the Aus
tralian ballot system of voting SO
amended as to allow any party, new
or old, to have their ticket printed
without first having to petition for
the same.
Rssolved, That we demand of our
Representative that he use all
honorable means to have the AS
SCISSORS Seal Bill enacted into law.
Resolved, That we respectfully re-
quest our county officials to conform
strictly to the requirements of the
statutes in selecting jurors.
Resolved, LIST, That we accept the
the report of the fair committee and
| continue the committee.
I'd, That we heartily endorse then
action and urgently request al
members of our order and farmer:
generally to cooperate with this
committee in making the agricul
tural fair a success.
1.-THE report of the committee vii
be published later.]
Several changes were proposed il
the bylaws of the insurance com
pany.
The next meeting of the County
Union will be held at Rush Hill the
first Monday and Tuesday in August
The following resolution wa
heartily endorsed at the close of tn
session:
Resolved, That we heartily tende
our sincerest thanks to the member
of Cedar Grove Union, their mos
estimable wives and daughters an
good neighbors for the kindness an
generosity with which they enter
tanned the members and visitors c
the Audrain County F. & L. U.
B. F. JAMES, Pres.
J. n. Cross, Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
To the Public.

Prof. IL. Hirschberg, the well
known optician of 62a Olive street,
st. Louis, wishes to inform his
many friends and patrons of Mexico
and vicinity that he will be at the
store of his agent, J. M. Pollard,
from May 2 until May Z, and adj
lust his celebrated diamond and
interchangeable eyeglasses to all in
need of them. Examination Of
ewes free of charge. I'd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
A Victory For Mexico.

Properly adjusted spectacles and
eyeglasses are something that the
people of Mexico have long been
in need of. Prof. H. Hirschberg,
the well known optician of 629 Olive
street, st. Louis, has appointed J..
M. Pollard agent for his celebrated
Diamond and Non Changeable
Spectacles and Eyeglasses, where
a complete assortment can always
be found. Prof. Hirsehberg will re-
main in Mexico from May 2 unit
May Z, and all those in need OF
properly adjusted spectaeles and
eyeglasses should avail themselves
Of this opportunity. Examination
Of eyes free Of charge. I'd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28

C. c.. Davis has bought the Sparks
property, just across the street from
Hardin College, for 81, 800. This is
q cheap piece of property and one
of the most eligible sites in Mexico.
Mr.. Davis will erect an elegant resi-
denee upon it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
Republican Resolutions.

The Republicans of Audrain coun-
ty in convention assembled last Sat
urday passed the following resolu-
tons:
Resolued, That the delegates to
both conventions vote throughout as
a unit.
Resolved, That a vote of thanks
be rendered our townsman, Eugene
c.. Burkhart, for securing for Mexico
the Congressional Convention which
will convene in this city on Monday
next.
Resolved, That the delegates
here appointed to the Congressiona'
convention to be held here mex
Monday be requested to present the
name Of DIR. J.. C. Parrish for a dele
gate to the National Republican
Convention at Minneapolis from thu
9th district.
Resolved, That the delegates t.
the State Convention r. hereb,
INSTRUCTED to present the name o
Wendell S. Hathaway for Railroad
Commissioner and to work dilligent
ly to secure his nomination to sale
position.
Resolved, First, That the Create
of the universe has seen fit to Civ
us n clean, honest, patriotic man TO
prosident of these United States
Benjamin Harrison; let us return
thanks by returning this same ma
for a second term.
i Resolved, Second, That the sam
wise Creator, knowing our need 70
an able Secretary of State, has gis
en- us James G.. Blaine. We ask ths
his health be spared and that b
may be continued in his present re,
ponsible position.
i. G. C. Davis has bought SON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28

A young woman named Miss Ada
McCann is reported as collecting
money throughout the State for the
ex-Confederate Home. She is not
authorized to collect money for this
institution. All collections for the
ex-Confederate Home are made by
citizens of the locality where the
money il collected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
Attention. Horse Men.

DIR. Evy and r. w. Edmonston,
at the old Galloway stable, Mexico,
Mo-, will castrate horses and colts
on reasonable terms. Special at
tention given to ridglings. Call at
the stable or drop us a postal when
our services in this line are needed.
Aim.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-28
Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-There were
IS cars of cattle in the pens yester-
day. The quality was not very good.
Butcher steers sold well enough.
Prices-Fancy steersS4. 70 to $3.50;
choice steers $40 to $4.65; med
ium steers $4 to $4.15; good steers
1920 to $4.45; coarse steers 1913
to S3.95;corn fed steers 81 to$4.25;
butcher steers $40 to So. 70 ;choice
COWS and heifers $40 to 1856.
Hogs Butcher grades sold at
$4.60 to $4.65. Good sorted hogs
brought 81. 40 to $4.55. Most of
the good Workers were sorted up at
$3.50, and some fine light hogs at
$4.55. These prices average SC bet
ter than Monday. The packing
hogs sold steady to strong, good
packers selling at $40 to $4.55.
The off-grade stock, common, coarse
hogs, pigs, etc., sold at 1915 to
$4.35. Some Indifferent mixed
hogs selling at 1925 to $4.35. AL
good hogs sold at $40 and above.