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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Skinner.
Time to have oats sown.

Time to have oats SOwn.
Easter was fine day. See if
old signs hold good,
Chal Blum left for the State of
California recently. His many
friends regret to see him leave, but
hope TO see him come back to God $
country again.
Sunday school was organized at
Bethlehem Sunday, with a good
enrolment.
Sunday school was set in prog
ress last Sunday at Oliyet, with
:. Patterson as Superintendent:
Geo. Newgent, assistant superin-
tcndent; Clyde Ellis, secretary and
Mrs. j. T. Lecper, treasurer.
At the Cat cwOod school meet.
ing w. F. Whitley was reelected
director, term of seven months
voted, n thirty per cent. levy on
800 valuation made, with super.
sion carrying 10 to 3 and Cross
winning with II to votes.
Judge James A. Lewis attended
County Court last week.
County assessor, Taylor Berrey
was in Mexico on business last
week.
Mr., Cook, of H., is here look
ing after his interest in his farm
j lSt east of here, whiclrhc recently
purchased from Hon, &. +. Clark
Miss Cocoa Crawford, of Salina.
was here recently aud took exami.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
~ Neighborhood News.
Worcester.

Easter has come aud gone and
yet no oats sown.
|. p. Dyer, of Benton City, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this vi.
cinity.
Mr.. Buff, of Nandalia, visited
friends here last week.
Homer Azdell shipped several
car loads of sheep to st. Louis last
week, receiving S.. 30 per hundred
pounds.
Miss Annie Hofreichtcr is teach
ing the summer term at Beagles,
where she taught last summer,
giving good satisfaction.
VIM. Coleman has returned to
the blacksmith shop here, after
several months absence.
Mrs. John Slaughter is serious.
ly i'll of pneumonia.
DR.. Mccall has gone to Fulton
to reside.
Miss frankie Cauthorn is teach
ing Bolts school this term.
Sunday school reorganized at
Littleby and Unity Sunday.
Grace Ilixsou, Maude and Mary
ID. Azdell and Wiley aud Laura
Atkins are at their homes after at
tending Collins Academy at Lad
donia.
Mrs. j. NJ. Aadell is visiting in
Mexico.
Miss Sue Slaughter has gone to
Cehtralia to spend the summer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Scrap of Audrain History.

Our good ncighbor, the Mexico
Intclligcnccr, publishes the follow
ing as the result Of an interview
with Rev. George w. Petty, of
near Rush Hill;
Mr.. Pctty's father was an early
settler here, coming from Kentucky
and settling near Martinsburg,
when this was then Galloway cOun-
~, 1929. Mrs. Pctty's father,
whose name was Alfred, familiar
~ known for miles rs Uncle Al
fred was one of the finest marks
men with Il rifle anywhere in the
county at the time. In the simple,
friendly manner which character
lied those of early days the set
tiers often met and had shooting
matches. \ beef would be shot
for Mt shilling, or 1GEa cents, a
shot. At such matches Uncle
Alfred has been known to drive
the beef off alive, having won, by
a very few shots, the whole beef.
At this early date Mexico was
only known as Camp Mexico, nam
ed so by Mcxicans who came into
this country for the purpose of
trading with the Indians. Santa
Fee, Monroe county, got its name
the same way. Al the former
named place there was shooting
match being arranged III 1880 and
Uncle Alfred" hearing of it,
went, but his fame as markSmau
preceded him and the men cngag-
ed in the match ruled him out,
holding it would be no use for
them to shoot if he was allowed to
participate. ii" quietly arQulcS-
ced and Withdrew. The match
was on the present site Of Mexico,
not far from where the Court
House now stands. Deer being
plentiful and not wishing to leave
the grounds without shot at
something, he strollcd off but It
short distance from where the
Mexico Court House now stands
and found deer and shot and
killed it. He then returned to his
home near the present site of Mar
tinsburg. He said that they told
him that day at the match that
they were thinking of locating IA
town here and calling it Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Deaths.

Mrs. NJ. f. Craig, in her SD
year, died at her home in this city
last Monday. Funeral services
from the residence were held Tues
day.
Harrison Moore, well known ov-
er Rails and Audrain counties,
died last Thursday of pneumonia
at his home in Perry. A sister,
Mrs. Frank Akridgc, resides near
Vandalia.
j. l.. Holbrook, late of this
city, died of smallpox ut Strand
Oklahoma, one day last week, af-
ter an illness of five days. De-
ceased left Mexico only few
weeks ago. ID. A. Wilson, of
this city accompanied him.
Mrs. Susan Bass, wife of NJ. j,
Bass, of this city, died Tuesday
morning OF this week. Besides
the husband six children survive
her, She was member of the
Mexico Christian Church and a
e Iod woman. May the bercaycd
find comfort in their SORROW,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Talks With People.

w. J. Mahon; am now Il
Boone county subject. Am en-
ployed at the Ash Grove stock
farm, near Hallsville.
j. ). Downs, of Rush Hill:
will farm in the Indian Territory
this summer. | like that country
but expect to be back to old Au-
drain again in the fall.
DR.. Winans: Somebody at Mo-
berry clipped that Centralia item
about vaccination from the st.
Louis Republic and enclosed to me.
Guess he, or she, had been reading
the Mexico papers.
Garland Sims: go to my home
at Thompson every night and re-
turn to Mexico on the I O'Clock
Wabash in the morning. Handy
arrangement, | thlnk. | ike tins
new business with Turner, jackson
Il Co.
Rev. G. w. Petty: | am al.
ways panied to hear of a person
going to the bad. | heard that of
a former friend and acquaintance
the other day. Sorry to hear of
the fall, but glad to find the per-
son out. But
20, i'll this hooking world, too fast
The doubling thought o'crtakcs
our youth.
Better be cheated to the last
Than lose the blessed hope of
truth"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Big Fish Story.

Somebody over at Monroe City
has got the following story into
print:
Few followers of Isaac Walton
are aware of the fact that during
warm weather the large fish weigh
ing from 10 to 30 pounds. sleep
during the noon hour. They Sc
lect a ledge of rock or IA log or II
mill dam and retire under them for
Il nap of from one to three hours.
Robert Anderson, of Florida,
Mo, catches the big ones at the
dam on Salt River in this wise He
secures Il heavy piece of trot line
and fastens it to three cighths
inch bar Of iron that is two feet
long and bends the iron in the
shape of hook. Then he dives
until he locates Mr.. Cat and gently
slips his hand along the fish till he
finds the gill and inserts the iron
and runs it thru and out of its
mouth; then off and to the surface
before the fun begins. He has
caught hundreds of them that way.
Dir. James Goodicr, Il prominent
physician and rlasS leader IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
has vouchcd for the truth Of the
nhlNn
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
AN ORDINANCE
Changing the Names of
Spencer Street and Rus
sell Street.

BE il or'diWCd by Nc ComcH Of
tie city Of N'Jjro as foiiowS, to.wH:
SEC |. That all portions of the
street beginning at the west line of
jefferson Street and running west
to the east line Of Wade Street, the
eastern portion of SAID street now
being called Pearson Street and
the western portion being called
Spencer Street, be named and
called Pearson Street.
SEC. II. That all portions of
the street beginning at the west
line of Jefferson Street and run
ming west to the east line Of Wade
Street, the eastern portion of
which is now called Maple Street
and the western portion being
called Russell Street, be named
and called Maple Street,
Passed April :, 1901.
W n. POTTS,
Mayor and Pres. Council
[SEAL.l Attest:
j. V. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Pupil the Winner.

htAl lIlellu, I1cllTI I1uNcTdlt, APP
pellant, VS.. Dollie Griggsby, James
Thomas and Ollie Weller, respon-
dents, was the title of case de-
termined this week in the st. Lou
is Court of Appeals. 1t comes
from near Laddonia, this county,
and was in the Elm Bend school
district. 1t was tried in the Au-
drain Circuit Court last fall and
was for 81 900; 81, 900 as actual
damages and 81, 900 punative or
exemplary damages. w. a. Ed
monston and |. W. Boulware were
the attorneys for Plaintiff. The
following from yesterdays Repub-
lie in relation to the matter may
be of interest:
The Court of Appeals Tuesday
reversed the finding of an Audrain
County jury, refusing to give dam
ages against IA school teacher and
directors for whipping Il pupil, and
ordered new trial.
The teacher is Dolly Griggsby
and the pupil punished is +. +.
llaycraft, a boy II years old. He
received the whipping January 10,
1900. James Thomas and Ollie
Weller were directors of the school
at the time. The record in the
ease shows that the directors were
present when the whipping was
administered, as also other visitors
Tin anticipation of their children
being disciplined.' The llaycraft
boy was kept i'll at recess. for no
Offensc, but to hear Il lecture to be
given by the directors to another
boy. The teacher said before those
present that the Haycraft boy had
annoyed her, but that she had con-
quered him, and that he was then
well disposed.
The opinion rccites that she dis
covered later that he talked to"
another boy and had scratched his
desk She then told him to come
forward and get Il whipping. He
did not do so, and she started to-
wards him, when he took IL broom
handle from his desk and struck
at her. According to the evidence
the teacher commanded him to take
his books and 90 home. He start
ed To do so, and some one remark
ed that he was too small to be sent
home. Thercupon, he was stopped
at the door, brought back and
whipped.
Shortly after this his class was
called. He was CRYING and sob
bling and unable to read. 1t was
claimed by the defense that he was
oulky and the teacher struck his
slate out of his hand and it fell on
the floor and was broken. The
teacher then severely fogged him
back to his seat and whipped him
after he got to his seat. His arm
and shoulder were bruised and
bore marks for several days. 1t
was claimed by the defense that a
lump on the boys head was caus-
ed by his striking his head on the
desk while lodging the blows of
the teacher, while the testimony
for the boy was that the teacher
struck him ON the head.
Director Thomas told the teach
er to give it to him." and said
that he did not think he had got
ten enough.
The Court of Appeals contended
that the record produced strong
impression that the lad was i'll
treated; that while he may have
needed correction in the first place,
unnecessary harshnesS was shown
afterwards,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Hon. Rhodes Clay, o; Audrain,
and Hon. Daniel Wallace of Rails.
have been appointed by Congress-
man Clark to examine the candi-
dates for the cadetship at Annap-
Oils. The examination will be
held at the Ringo Hotel in this
city tomorrow.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Friends Are Discovered.

Friends are discovered rather than
made, there are people who are In
their own nature friends, only they do
not know each other; but certain
things. like poetry, music and paint
ing, are like the Freemasons' signs
they reveal the Initiated to each other.
Mrs. stowe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

The new City Council, took the
rcins of government last Tuesday
night. The retiring Councilmen
were complimentcd by Mayor Potts.
Several of the Council made neat
and timely speeches.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Licensed to Wed.

f. L.Gilliland aud Aeta Travis,
of Montgomery County.
Richard Roscnthal, of Audrain,
and Mary Rilchers, of Franklin
County.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Mrs. Prudence Smith, Mrs. Jane
McNutt and the latter's daughter,
temperance crusaders at Armour
dale, Kan, charged with destroy
ing property, were freed from the
charge last Monday by the county
attorney.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

l.. II. Whitley, of st. Louis, born
in this county, who was appointed
Il Federal Jucgc in the Philippine
Islands recently, was in Mexico
Monday saying goodbye to friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Out OF total OF 1923 convlcts In
the Missouri penitentiary are 76S la
borers 200 farmers. 1874 shoemakers,
100 teamstecs, 81 walters, 81 hostlers
and 80 railroad men. Only 5l8 are
married and 30 foreign born. There
are 227 Protestants. 227 Catholics. and
l,426 who have no religious belief.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Sam Drew, a well to do negro,
was put up against William Eller,
a white man, for school director in
a certain school district up in
Cooper County and the negro was
elected. Eller, surely he wasn't
the Teller in that school district.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

The Vending lectune at the
opera house Tuesday night, the
last in the series of the Mexico Ly-
ceum course, was heard by large
audience. The public has enjoyed
these entertainments, and we hope
that next season similar course
will be arranged for.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Garland Sims, of Thompson, a
son of the late |. j. Sims, is now
a member of the firm of Turner,
jackson & Co., of this city, hav-
ing bought the interest of Mr.. Ms.
MYERS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

The |. S. army officers here,
for the purpose of enlisting men
for the regular army, are not meet
ing with blooming success. a
half dozen or more men have ap-
piled, but have been rejected on
account of physical liabilities.
Isn't like it was three years ago
when the war with Spain broke
out. Volunteers then.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Pere Mathesou accidently shot
and killed John Larson at Gold
field, Iowa, Sunday forenoon while
hunting and threw thew the body
in the river from fright.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

If you have never seen copy of
Bryan's Commoner, give the Mes
SAGE your name and address and
will see that you get Il copy forth
with.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

/. NJ. Calhoun is suffering from
ivy poisoning. His wife and four
children have also been down with
the measles. Mr.. Calhoun and
family have been having time of
it of late.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Mrs. Fannie Bailey, of Kinks
Vile, has been conducting a revi-
val at the Holiness Church in Cen
tralia. Many conversions are re-
pOrted.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Mexico Market.

Hams, per pound, 10 to IL
Shoulders, per pound, IL
Bacon sides, per pound, 10
Butter, per pound, 20
Chickens (hcns), per pound Z
Eggs, per dozen, IL
Potatoes, per bu., 80
Cooking Apples, per bu., so
Eating Apples, per bu,, 1.00to | 80
Turnips, per bu., 30
Sweet potatoes, per bu., so
Popcorn, per pound "
Onions, per bushcl, LEO
Lard, per pound, 10
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Prof. J. n. Cross qualified as
County School Commissioner Mon
day. His vote over Prof. Eller for
the office was more than two to
one. All the districts did not re-
port.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

MESSAGE greetings to Gladys
Gertrude SHELLEY, one month old,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Shelley, both formerly of this
county. Mr.. SHELLEY is a govern
ment engineer and at present is
located at Hannibal, we believe.
Mrs. SHELLEY was Miss Pearl Smith
and at this time is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. John Smith.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
To Found u Museum.

Herr Bloch, the Russian priyy coun-
llor and peace advocate has offered
he oiiclals Of Luccrnc the sum OF $40. =
100 for the purpose OF founding a MI
cum to illustrate the art OF war and
he principles Of peace.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Capt. &. T. Allen, who has been
on the sick list, is much improved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

The smallpox excitement in
Mexico is dying out-and no one
died, either.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

r. G. Bright, of Hatton, is re-
ported dangerously i'll with appen-
dicitis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

George A. Frank, of the Turner,
Jackson Mercantile Co., of this
city, left Monday night for Will
bur, Wash, where he has accepted
u position in the dry goods firm of
j. W. Hay. George gels II fine
salary and we congratulate him
upon his good fortune. His fam
ily will follow him Inter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Your l lie Ava,

To quit tobacco easily and forever lie mag
netic, fun OF lie, nerve aud ysor, take MOTTO.
iiHc, the wonder worker that makes weak mon
StrOug. An druggists, VI. Cure uuuran.
tocd Booklet aud sample free, Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

w. B. Mcintyre suffered an
epileptic stroke Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Straycd.

From Mexico Il dark-rcd Jersey
cow, giving little milk, Please
leave word of her whereabouts at
MESSAGE office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

Il, i. Smith, OF San Angelo,
Texas, has moved back to his farm
near McCredie, over in Galloway,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

There were 03 burials in the
Mexico cemetery during 1900.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11
Happened and Happening.

Hon. Rhodes Clay has been on
the sick list.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

nation for special county certifi.
cate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-04-11

How Are Your Kidnrysg
DR. Hobbs SparaGus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam.
pie free, Add sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or MY
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

he5dening saies. 5000 bales; speculation and export
St9Tes opened steady advance: closed quiet 2e85
+$e4s 48b: peoebergsnuaTy
4S5.s sss; AD2slay and Msy5uns
-. sS; Jnne.Juiy asks; JulyAugust 25s. Manches
IND Msfns Ies eGis' Gi6es Sis of -four were Sc
Psnse OF trade which was light and mostly in Wen known
4o winter Hs Pa5snts sasa s. ass s ~ pns
No winter s. 5oaS2 Co. NO grade s2C ssl 81 spo ana
so 30 arriEe; ss RYE FLoUR-seady quoted Fair to
% 0otSMEAI-91et; 9goted Kiln dried. s8 2Oass so
yellow 81 5d$i So Coarse 81 i9Ssi q FEEb@ l
200 10 $7gsI7 spring bran bulk % coarse winter
oil cake $@9 corn oil cake. s2 hominy chop $50 oil
GFAINwIIEAT- Starting out with strong updertons
and an active trade the wheat market Influenced
within minutes Of the close when railing @ Brought aR
shade higher than the oe @ elose @ of s s2 peSs % Ths
hea al vaos % crimes ies sG TS the 10 be e1 sG5e s friendly t 10
Louis and otb m ] o.n % iTeisn @ noTses USES ~.
s9s tFade Among the influences promoting the early
hall claiming very unfavorable outlook for
contrast favorable INFORMATION received here at the
sos ia w, ~ si INC a. Anerpool i've alhst me-
vance Another consideration Of less weight
receipts For some they have been falling but
cars Minneapos Duluth compared with 1884 cars
Ii2. 900 bush against 7s2o5O bush iast year It
tember over @ o0o cars Of Wbeat had bt sa' p GnTs from
MSnt96a points to Duluth tor distribution 70 Eastern
shipments. about 100000 than week:
creases Of 100000 bush IN Liverpool Of
Gio0O bush In the quantity and
Of only $4,000 bush IN the domestic visible supply. For
out much influence. Berlin and Budapest closing
changed Paris markets points The
business only - loads at all ports Quotations OF
cash wheat. ahoat basis. follows: No
16ssc. prompt; No Northern. Duluth "a @sc.
prompt: No . Northern. Duluth 75isc. prompt
No . hard, New-York. 56ssc: No red. New-York.
rise. .COFlN-The market responsive
10 wheat strength yesterday the other hand after
brief opening II ruled weak and through
O'Clock price Of Saturday Lack speculative de
mand practically the bottom depression,
FOR much az the contained buSh material including
advance % = GSsd in English cables decrease OF
figures better trade light country
In addition these influences the sharp
wheat advance but without buyers. view Of favor
able weather West for moving the market dragged
pressure OF long stun all day. The quantity
decreased 10000 hush visible supply lost
Gl2,0 bush the While the stock
increased lb3a60 hush supplies this point
decreased 30 100 bush Export trade embraced 35 loads
the demand here advancing
Tniurns &c No also the Liverpool freight
q farthing 1lad. close No corn
quoted &c; No corn. white. ca izc. and No corn.
yellow. 64isc. both prompt OATS-There a de-
cline this with considerable selling
local stocks lost 1880 bush while supplies
creased 2200 bush No . closed 3s&c; No r
8si5c; No white 41i4G42c; No white. Ale; track
mixed 3sl q40c; track white 4o847c, and No white.
60tso and No western 6oc afoat: State rye
55Go56c. .BATlLJY-Market steady. Feeding
quoted b2gsl5c and mating 59G62c both Z Buffalo
NEW-YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

de- do . n 81 90; OF 12s ~ IS IS; II do
>, sanders; III State g n. at s. 81 do 50 p
al So I3S do 81 10 81 62is 10 sheep. % n.
30; DO !ol n at s.; do. - n. at s. @ Is Penn
90 lol 10 at IS Is; 20 do 100 10, at s. cus
Mcpherson & Co.: 25T Ohio lambs s5 10 at IS: 1Ts
STATE Do 20 10 at 81 s. 2o IS ro 81 So II6 Buffalo
i0i u. al s. Is no. % IT, at - TO- = ''''s S"SSp
II i, Hollis: esa lambs IS n at IS %; "a do "A ~
sheep. 12e n. at 50 Is; So do. es n. a, sS.
Judd Co.: 1872 state lambs. "a N. IS: do 81
70 at 81 20 900 PENNSYLVANIA do. a n. s4 75 do.
sylvania do. 14O 10 SO so: do "a 70. at So IS
i23 Pennsylvania do 50 10 I02 State do s. b al
IA do. So n. at 50; II Vermont do 90 n. s. so
State sheep 90 n. at s. e do. o h. at s. 'o' 0'
., H. WIkerson: 237 Buffalo lambs. 70 10. at IS I2ls
Tobin Shannon: II state lambs s5 10 at IS Is. s52
do 62 10. 81 So 113 Kentucky IS at SIS 15 35
g So 90 DO 1l5 ~ at So s5; ls7 DO ss S S. lSs
Newton & Co: ITS Kentucky lambs IA n at IS 121s.
46 Kentucky sheep 1O1 10, at So 40.
Andrew Mullen: ao6 Buffalo lambs. 75 f IS Is;
Jellife. Wright & Co: 194 Buffalo lambs. So
50 20 ia do. 20 NJ at s5 TO- 90 So S5 II sheep
1856 10. at SO 80: do. III ~ at S.
j. G. Curtis Son: lambs 81 10 at IS :2ia;
do IS n. at 81 so
HOGS-Receipts rs cars or s245 head in
cludlng about cars for the market Trade slow and
prices weak Good State sold s6 10:
Western and Ohio hogs estimated sell 100
20 80 Country dressed hogs lower at s1sGec N
Saes-J. Curtis & SON: % state hogs Iss n aver
Sc 60 per
Andrew Mullen: hogs 10 at ss 60; rourhs
s Judd & Co. date Saturday.: 81 Western hogs ro
az 80 5o; 81 state pigs e6 10. at IS So
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorlt. octoher l4. ieol.


coFFBE-sensatonal activity dominated in the market
ordeal feVerish throughout the entire
ssx6n except q while n the early afternoon. when
cable reported reaction Of 1zda< franc
later on far and the former near positions
reaction for time here, only 70 be fol-
iEea bull raid. sending values back 10 where
opening loGl5 points above last night
e,p the position market IN al the
S-,sb OF business to-day, with the official tone called
a5y business buying orders were float
sr every direction and almost from every centre with
Europe the heaviest buyer taking large quantities OF the
lats position June, July and August London, Wall
ttreet and spot concerns Joined in the bull
furry and bought freely. During the forenoon
The opening advance Of 10 TO 10 points was
huus Trading the most active OF recent times
sses initial call 23 750 bags. and 10 y
bags while FOR the entire session total of
noted. including every month on the list
ve current during Saturdays session helped along
BY other advices after the close OF Change all reporting
unavorabe conditions Santos and point decided
falling OF from the previous estimated yield Owing
markets that point closed. The only news
The receipts ct Rio they being 5l000
Tangs from wareho in this country large
and the local
quite the basis &c No Rio and
7se for Santos No T. invoice lots During the day 5000
tags of 6s ana sold together Gle and later
700 bags q No RIO sod &c Arrivals Of coffee
NeW-York amounted $1,000 bags. The clcsing Ham
lg cable indicated net advance OF y TO pfennig
Teal warehouse deliveries IN the United States
Eek 1n ended l7ls62 bales. against 1898 bags
q the former amount New-Gork reports 117,43S bags
Santos receipts were $3.50 bags for the week
pared WIKI S55 600 bags last week and 2T10 900 bags
esnst 20o0 bags the previous week and 5000 bags
ior the same week year ago
he contract prices IN the local market to-day
E1s follows: