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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Miss Stone Still Alive.

washington. Jan. 2.-The last advice
Of the state department. was that Miss
stone and Madam Tsilka both We're
alive. tho still in captivity at the end Of
last week, Further information as to
the case is unobtainable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02

London. Jan. I'm consequence Of the
kings active interest in the crusade
against consumption, philanthropist,
who wishes his name withheld, has
placed saoO 600 at the kings disposal for
the construction of sanitarium for con-
s,, ,,,r,fiNeG -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Under Military Rule.

London, Jan. 2-Bangor, North Wales
and It's district is again under control
of the military, owing to further serious
riots between strikers and workers at
Lord Penrhyns Bethesda quarries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Shaw En- Route.

Chicago, Jan. 2.-Goveraor Shaw. of
Iowa, arrived here early today on his
way to Washington, where he VIII con-
fer with the president regarding the ap-
pointment to the treasury portfolio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Decides for Belmont.

New York, Jan. 2.-Justice Scott. of
the supreme court, this afternoon hand
ed down decision declaring Perry Bel
mont to be the regular democratic nom
inee for congress in the Seventh New
York district.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
The WALKING Match,

ST. Louis, Jan. I'm the 100 hour 60
as-you- please walking match, at the
west end coliseum, Shelton has gained a
lead, with Hegelman a close second
Cartwright and Fahey following right
after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Storm in Miehiaan.

Calumet, Mich, Jan. 2.-Kewanaw
peninsula is stormswept and violent
blizzard is raging in this city. Many
roads are impossible on account Of drifts
ard transport service is poor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Six Hurt in Collision.

Chicago, Jan. Six people were IN
jured in collision between Halsted
street electric car and a surrey occu-
pied by Samuel Feitler and his family
Yesterday afternoon, thus Increasing the
list of Chicagoans maimed ana bruised
In this manner to seventeen within the
last twenty-four hours, The accident
occurred shortly after o'clock at Fifty-
third court and Halsted street, the car
be;nr south-bound
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
crana Takes Oath,

Boston, Jan. Nv. Murray Crane took
the oath of office as governor of Massa-
chusetts for the third term today. The
Inaugural address treated of state mat
fers exclusively.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Iaroma Takes Office.

New York, Jan. 2.-William T. Jerome
took the oath Of office as district attor-
pey of New York county today.
ad wheat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
po;.oned by Mistake.

Detrott. Jam 2.-Buelah wheeler, a
beautiful young societay woman, ded
today at her home on Second avenue,
from arsenical poisoning, having taken
arsenic for anti-pyrins by mistake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
Volunteers for Venezuela.

Fort DeFrance, Island Of Martinique,
Jan. 2-The British steamer Libertadore
left this port for the Venezuelan coast
She carries among her passengers Senor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
JOHNSON RECEIVES OFFER.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Nav Retire.

May Retire.
Washington, Jan. At is announced
that Mr.. johnson. the first assistant
postmaster general, has been rendered
the appointment as state treasurer of
New Jersey by Governor Voorhees,. Mr..
johnson has been anxious for some
time to return to New Jersey, and. in
view of the present changes in the
postoff1ce department with the incom-
ing new postmaster general, 1t is
thought he will accept the offer made
hy Governor Voorhees,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02

The independent Wilson & Mccallay
tobacco plant at Hamilton, o., has been
sold to the Continental Tobacco Com
pany, the trust. #
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
FLOOD At cHATTANooeA.

Hiqh Water compels Many Families
to Abandon Their Homes.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 2.-One hun
dred families living in flats on the low
lands around Chattanooga were camp
ing on knobs last night, as result OF
the high water. Suburban car traffic is
crippled and many houses are sub
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
AsPHALr COMPANY DEFAULTS.
Unable to Meet Obligation of $500 900
Due Today.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2.-Actual default
of the National Asphalt Company,
which was anticipated several days
ago, for which receivers have been ap-
pointed, occurred today when pay
ment Of 100000 due the sinking fund
and as interest on bonds was not
made,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
NEW SHIPS FOR BRITAIN.
Bids for Construction Of Seven Fight
ina Vessels Asked.

Glasgow, Jan. 2.-The British admiral
ty has invited the Clyde shipyards to
tender bids for construction OF two bat
tleships, Ave armored first-class cruisers
and two protected cruisers. The officials
ask for promptitude. The new battle
ships will have greater gun power
than any of the vessels now in the navy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02


THE PRESENT SESSION OF
CONGRESS
Will be unusually interesting Oh
account of the
BIG QUESTIONS
To como before it. The enlarged
eight column T.-R. viii!
FURNISH A FULL REPORT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
WILLIAM HAGEN SUICIDES.
Clinton Man Kills Himself Because Of
Wayward Sons Misdeeds.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, Jan, 2.-William Hagen COM
nitted suicide last night by taking car
bolic acid. He died in terrible agony.
Despondency over the misdeeds of his
son, now in .ail, is said to be the cause.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
BIG THEFT AT DEsoTo.
Burglars Rob Store Of $1,000 Worth
of Goods

DeSoto, Iowa, Jan. 2.-The Brown
dry goods store was burglarized last
right and $1,000 worth Of clothing, dry
goods and jewelry was secured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

MONEY AND F\(H.ttGE.

Money gu call. lIs per oaut.: last loan. I
per cent ruling rate = per cent Time
money i quoted AZ per cent Tor sixty day..
y per cent. for three months and per cent
for four and six months. Commercial paper
il quoted at sac per cent for prime sing Il
IN mes OF her names, O. .H1 per cent
Sterling exchange market opened strong
and fairly active and both posted and actual
rates were advanced "a cent The
onerng- of commercial bills were tairly large
but the demand absorbed an the Offering.
The closing WAS at "A slight reaction from
tic cour-e Of sterling Posted rates were
quoted az siA for long aud 81 s. for short
Actual rates. Long bills, 81 s2'.dst So ;.
sight drait~, 81 sdNSi N6'.. and cable trans
fsrs, - So n si.sS'. France were quoted
ct 5;i9A,H5.iS'. for long and i.t6'.d5ls'.
q ei'. for long and % l-l6d"i. Tor short
Gulder- were quoted AZ 70 . 30 lj-ls Tor
lol,e and 30 ,ted 10. Tor short.
Domestic eVchauc" on New YORK Boston
~ ?-2r discount Charleston Buying,
l-l6c discount, selling, l-i6". premium,
premium Sau francisco sight, = - pre-
miim telegraph, s. premium - Louis
lid ?oC. discount Chicago TIC premium
Cincinnati Between banks, zoe discount,
over counter. So premium New Orleans
'ommercal, 81 ~ discount bank, par.
Money in ondon. Sal: per cent. Rate Of
discount in open market for short and three
'"onths Hills, 3"3. per cent. Paris adj
Woes quotc pcr cents Ia francs EN-
change on London. Is franc, Il ccntines
New York clearing House statement:
IN"hanCc-, sl;4, ~, go balance. 1857, rs;
Nuh-Treas,ry debit balance, sl.al7.57t
commercial pricc OF bar silver In New
AZ % ~. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
Live stock Market

MONDAY, Oct -
Receipt, OF beeves for :wo days were 1901 head
Including IS cars for Export alive. i2s for ssUgh
terers and So for tho market. Good steers opercu
about steady. but closed lower; medium and cor.
moo grades were ra.ed steady 10 strong bulls weI'
steady 10 ioc. higher medium and thin COWS be .i
up, but good cows were quoted ioc. on The ysrc'
steers sold at NSGs7 per 100 lbs: hslf-hrcec>
at ~. +ouS4.1s: IA, oxen and stays al Acoa S.cO
bulls at % .5o9A50: extra Fat bull at sSc5; COWS
at d .oOaN. Dressed beef IN fair demand at 81
l2itc. per ~ for native sides and 6a7Lc. for TexaN
beef. Gables unchanged. Exports TO DAY none
to morrow, $40 Deevcs and ISIS quarters Of beet
Receipts OF calves for tNo days were AIS head
Inducing 800 for butchers and 2.t1s for the market
NcalS were active and ?sGsoc. higher: graSsr's
and Westerns slow: cars OF the latter unsolc
Poor 10 choice vealS sold ct s5dts.1S per Ion lbs.
a few tops at -: litte calves AZ AdA5n grssSef,
at s3aS350 culls at S.75. Western calves at - S1a
a. City dressed veals ntm ~ lo1l3c. per n.
Receipts o! sheep and lambs for two days wclc
2St70 head, Including 1917 cars for slsugt'ercr,
and 02la for the market; making. with the stal,
stock ~ cars IN sale. sheep held UP 70 sbIuf
steady prices with an easier feeling in medium
and good stock lambs declined Csc, closing Guir
bHt large business was transacted and eaicl'
sheep sold =, A. 50as per 100 lbs cus at 81: CON
mon 20 choice lambs at 81 sos a. ,62la; one car 81
Is 20: tops a. G75' culls at s3.50GsA2S: Canadian
lambs a. S.25dS6o Dressed mutton >tcadl
d, 6l7i,c. per y T.. dressed lambs easy a. 50 10.
with but few sales exceeding GIG
Receipts Of hogs for two DAY. were assl he0d
Including 200 for the market, Prices urrc ahori
steady. Pcnpsy lvania and state hogs were quot
able at G2Sass.4O per iGl lhS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
HOL DING 90. ron CORN ROtDN.
Actual Formation Dependent ON Out come
OF Northern SccurI,ic, suit.

Arrangements havr been practically com
plotted for n general >ecurtic, holding CON-
plny 10 take over the stocks of the dit =
fsrent railroads in tho Gould Southwestern
system. II" capital stock Of this com.
pany Ea> not been stated, h,It IL j. under.
stood that it will be sufficient 70 cover the
capital stocks of the Missouri Pacific, tho
Iron Mountain, tho St Louis and South
western tine International and Grea, Mort h .
crn aud other Southwestern lines owned by
tho GoulGs The actual formation and
operation of this holding company j. Ito.
pendent on th" outcome of the h'igation
regarding tho Validity of tho Northern
Nrcuritie~ GUMpauv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

The trading In coffee was more t"tt,e hut rri~ss
declined on lower Euro rcsn cntlrS oCa nd 'rt, On
liquidation and srll!ne nv spot houses while Tho.
was an absence OF support
METALS IN London Tin was e. los higher
El?i ioS for spot and fi:0 - 81 for futures Trs
market her" advanced ahoIt &c Copper IN I o.
don Was irregular ~ ft7 i3, ID for S~ot and 49,
les. 81 for futures. Tho local 'n'rket WIS hivhsr
Lead uss unchanged her" and IN ordo' vI'r
the foreign market fto i3S ~ Sacrcr ", s'.p
UNCHANGED IN both markets with ondon ~ = ~
Prices here as follows. Come. S'p"r-'d t0o' fa
November ~ :sc lsks. i?c. r,rr'roytc. II So
casting II ssc TN % 75s - ,~ Tin mates s,atrr'
led. Ai2i.c. Spel,er. 5 SOC iron. - I NortFsi
s2sds75. mig iron warrants nominal @ie"i p. I.
al MILL s2S
NAVAL SrosHs- SHIRTS o. tvrn.l'lne IS s---
Common to good strained roSir tlec
PpovisloSs. Lard was qrlc' tcH-sd 'Nufir-r'
south American. si2. Pork ws> quiet Win NEE. Ht
SIS 25dt's.7S. TallNw sil" Dressed hoCs. pa,
io'sc. Butter Cr'amcrr., c,ra,. 80 ntSis q.
Hiac.' state dairy tubs farry. @3e?ic Cheee-
state, {. =, small ccllted. fancy, i?'sGl:'-r =.
white, t7asdl2lac. large. - lnrrd nc white. -.
Eggs stat" and PenuSyr anl,. 2ic. N-s'.n.
22'- T25', chicago. oct. % fT1'tsirnN CpearH
weak on large nun ~ hogs and sham decline - 49,,
Yards. There Wa libcrsl outside tr' nr an >reNr
In grain and scaners loaded up but the Def>lNeuf
selling by commission houses and hrcF"'s caused
SusrIriDn that ir'ONrtar' longs vtio al saNir-
and market rea"t"d 0Hi~klv.
SrGsR. Raw was hrm A. y 'Gd.aA' fJr "a Get
and ! ler, for 50 Iest. Perned WAS oGict c'hng
lated. 1850.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

and IN manv scctiops vc-'-il destroyed all form,
blooms and young hollis: mis- MAS c-pecisliv ~.
4ac IN the south central and central portions OF tho
state. where the p'oSae-iS 'ry second ,I .op
crop in1 leic plane cotton p"ie yer, poor Pol
'ns made isr progress du-'1H the rrs' half OF n.
inonih During the las N.trca DAYS Of the MONT
frequent liins grrstlr -etnrtsi thls work arf
complaints Of ~. opo1 NJ''"n moll i'ng Snrn,'
'1e an rOiting III IN" n"l j. N~rc nusperoil, boa
ever the huk Of the cotton cop Md been gsiherei
',-or 20 the alver o! Tho "Nce ,i,e rains sfer 'ha
Is n OF tho rlor'N
to'rEy f.l Inc srN' RsS ea.y At So ~
No sale Loo hags Rio W ~ $40 -nr
Maracaibo. So Bogota. Future, d'cllnoi s 20 O.,
points. closing steady WIN sale, ~ fiup hg..
America warehouse dclilsic, iaS' Nce- e ~
hheS against io1jSS ia the nr",iou wocs AMI
i2t6f last year Rio Ea[ unchanget receipts
" m Stork. $4,000 exchange. 1? s 81 9 decline
~ sd. Santos was IncHlnrct ic,cIn'> - usI
bags stock 49, 90 rrlceN he 70 as f0ilc....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
: Indication Of the Vanderbilt system

he trip made last week nv President W
Il Newman Of the New York Central and tho
Lake Shore railroad, over the Cleveland,
'ncinnau, Chicago and - Louis Railroad
II regarded hY railroad men al preliminary
70 traffic arrangement by which the Biz
four Will II" brought into closer touch wifi
ne MAN stem Of the Vanderbilt system
w n Vanderbilt IL deslrous Of establishing
a more complete unifcation of the rnaJs
owned and controlled by his family
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

John ". Ga'es, speaking Of the recent
reports that minority stockholders Of the
Louisville and Nashville were organizing
a protective organization, Said
am convinced that the interests 81 the
Louisville and Nashville minority stock
FOLDERS will I've amply protected still
hold considerable amount Of thar stock
and ! am Tot won wing about i's future
status, The rev owners of the property
intend TO develop Us traffic facilities TO the
utmost, and all Stockholders will undoubt-
"dly rsceiy" equal benefits from tho in.
creased earnings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
OFFICIAL. Ltt.AL NOTICES.

A11ESTIrN Is CALLED To THf ApNER
yiNTAFNI IA THc on L"to,t OF October l. TO 81
1907, - tive condensation hy The board 81 h>>cS.
SorS erd tn" 'nt"r'1s ~ toe bureau fyT the 'ulcc
iHu 81 lS>rs>f. IN, cut Arrears. = Assessment
for IuChL EPHDNIMr% r. % TIE BpROi Oh
pF 1HE URONN
.ri " 'Ru ~F,llpN L. EuDULAWN ROAD
NlNEk from l4mE'dgc A'th.t u Fast 2l1h
s'T,tt
LDNh;}p " GRCt'r. Cowptrol,tr
ATTENTION SCALED TO THE ADVERTISE.
NENT N THE CITY RECORD Of Octob 18th to
3i,t iaO? OF the ccuarulton ~ the supreme Court
and the entering IN the RurcAu for the collection
OF Asses; Icnts aud Arre1rS OF assessment, for
OPENING AND ACQt RING TITLE TO THE
following named street IN the BOROUGH OF THE
PRONN:
PATH WARD. SECTIONS 10 AID II; EAST Hath
STREET OPENING. from Jerome avenue 30 Park
avenue Nanierb'lt avenue west: Goa. rIncd July
-. 1902: entered October IL 1919
EDWARD " CIRCUIT,
Comptroller.
Cty OF New YORK. October u. 1900?
ATT ;NTlON Is CALLED 70 IHE hDNER-
1lSEMEN I In Inc GU record OF Octuher II to 81.
1897, Of the confirmation ~ the Board of Assessors
and tho entering ~ iLt Bureau To- The Collection
Of Assessment and Arrears VI Assessment 'ur
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS ~ the BOROUGH OF
JHE BRO\N.
18TH WAND. SFCTlON :. iSiSr STREET paw
ING fruE, An sierdan Avenue II Convent Ayerur.
IDNAfD VI GEOl go Con rtrgllc..
City NJ New W. th'tri'r =. ''1'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

The curb market to-day showed renewed
hrmness at the opening and trading generally
showed increased activity. Toward the close
however. considerable irregulsrity was shown
and prices generally eased OF Northern
Securities was one OF the strong features
opening ex-dividend OF per cent recovered
this before midday and closed At the highest
price. Rock Is land issues we're somewhat
irregular. Manhattan Transit was one OF
the most active issues. but Oh heavy realizing
lost over per cent The realty issues
We're -trone and active.
Further irregularty was shown in the
activity was displa yed than for some little
time. The volume Of business in those
issues furnishing nearly half the days trans
actions White Knob Copper was the most
prominent issue, AT one time showing a loss
OF per cent. from the last sale on saturday,
but before the close recovered ell but a fraC.
non. tennessee Copper lost about !, British
columbia showed an increased dc mand and
respor d I'd with an advance of .. Montreal
and Boston advanced CT heavy transa CT ions
WI" N'ite kroh lost /. per cent
asf llows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
TIE NON.MEMBERS BANK STATE
WENT.

The weekly statement OF averages OF th- banks
OF this city. Brooklyn. jersey Guy. Hobokru ara
Staten Island With are not members OF tgc NsT
York Clearing House Association. hut which clear
through some of the members. Is as fo,lows,
O6f ~ or. n ChJr1es
MS dis s. inv ssuJ;. 90 siy 80 DOD De. t2,a an
Circulation .... 5s7. sto i.3It. soD Inc. n ro
Net deposits 81 9sS en- :, ass IN Dec 500 go
D'pts with C1'rg
Housage'ts 1873 90 snA no Dec. 1ap t0n
Dpts with banks
and trust cos eos s0 $4,000 Dec. cls,"co
Legal tdrs and
bank notes :. $50 OcO i5it 100 Dec is2 100
Specie ........ 3isa 3oo ssT7 400 Dec. 1890
Total reserve SIC $40 200 SIS 20 eoo Dec 81 s,o 400
Reserve reoud 2o,'<o.iJo 2liss. 80 Dec >io, An
Dencit ........ sse2s $50 sso72 100 Inc. saos $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
$4,000. 900 worth Of steel Cars Ordered.

Tie New York representatives. of the
steel cal manufacturing companies have
IHcel'ed Information that orders for new
steel freight cars 10 tho aggregate amount
OF N3,o0cr1 ale on HI" Most Of these
orders have h""n put IN by tho Pcnnsyl.
Nania Railroad the Erie, The Bali more aud
Ohio, the Lake Slore, aud the Southern
Hallway. Deliveries are 20 be made within
the next ten and twelve months The
10y dard Steel Company's new plant al
br!"r. Pa IS now IN full nr.rat ION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
FINANCIAL.
BEFORE The
REVOLUTIONARY DAYS.

As long ago as l72o. surface or shallo0
lead mining was carried on down IN
Southeastern Missouri on the NINE IN
MOTTE and adjoining estates. consisting
OF 81. 6i4 ACRES; hut IL was only few YEAR
ago that the wonderful wealth of this yas'
property was fully realized after geo
logical survey that required year to com
plete md 900 Dia mond drill holes had been
nade nm he ripjnal estate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
steel stockholders Meeting Adjourned.

The special meeting at Hohoken of tho
t'ockholders of the United States Steel
corporation, which has been adjourned
several times. was adjourned again yes.
terday until Nov TO-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Northern Pacific Railvay Comrsny
has declared quarterly dividend Of IL
per cent, payable Nov /
The Mum ipal Gas COMPANY 81 Albany
mas declared quarterly dividend OF 81
per cent. payable Nov, I. ~
. The Hudson River Telephone Conlpany
has declared quarterly dividend Of IL per
cent. payable Nov. 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

Nrer rather easy opening due TO favorable
ON Ike ant a Carsso wbsr aeH ana
again huying essened offerings covering OF shorts
and foreign buying Later on falling OF in the
demand. realizing and larger Increase In the
visible than expected by many caused a Iescto
The southwest sold frecly at Chicago. partly on
getting tuWo bush against ioi 900 last YEAR
The visible supply increased i.j4s"oo 5usb. and the
worlds shipments were smaller al 10 ?is. 6ss bush.
agalns, ,i.al'77a last week and ssG,oT? las, Year
Sndon n' 10 Nd RuiSp Gs1'f sr I scrS d l
sns An,ne1S pr,n.a,T receipts ~ i7se 20
'e,,onal: and trading Is Influenced 10 great es
, Wsh MN os th1 II co
Chicaro. II looks very much A. though the IN
,.Se.. in ron,+o Of .ns! market have been supply
days Ind are now inclined to see the marke, work
os litls With the view OF encouraging the creation
demand for wheat, however, Is the wors, feature
OF The market at present This Is due TO foreigners
and turning to the Russian markets whenever our
prices show much u any rise In tendency" Corn
weather and an absence o. support, comm H.sSn
houses at the IVES, sold heavily Tne cables were
1ibe Visible decreased $4,000 bush Rord : shIp
ments were 1856 bush against i,st5. 3Ss las,
, Meek ana i?;2cS last year Oats dscIined on
increased 5si ,o' bush
ftoTs, fslrl, sc,i,G and stead, sales, 1000
exports, 3al5 hhls and .:2S sacks. Winter in
hills; Snpcriine, s2.60ae?.1o. No. extra q 7,a
$3.50. clears, Sass.?S; S,ragh's. - aSas IS:
patents, s3soesS Is, Spring IN bills: Ccars a. 10
BNc -four, Is iodiaGn
CorroN spot cotton here was unchanged
sales, 400 bales Tor export and 500 delivered on
contracts. Niddng upland,, s.,0-. sgains, $50
last Nenr Ncv orleans and Gul'. stSc. against
S5sc SOUTHERN spot markets were generally un
changed, Liverpool advanced /, pS'n.s on ,h.
spot, with sales Of s.on bale futures advanced ?
70 points but l1sl par. Manchester quiet but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

A well read paper Is the one In which to adj
yertise.. The Sun Is well written and vel
read. ADV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
New York stock ENrhanSe sales. Oct. 10.
CLOSING PRICES OF United sIAIEs noNps

Bid ASKED BID Asked
4 IS. u Is. r.
1880. 100. no. 1925, 3U'I 1877.
L : y, c. u ) IS. c,
1880 90. | oJt ! o.. 1875 ..,l35% 1888.
s., r. L 5 IS. r.
isDs.is.. lo7L lOsi5 iap..loAk 1901.
L s.. c. u 5 S.
igr-is. oS'a 100 1904 ..io5is 1904
: T., r. US3e5.r.
isJ7.....l II lllia is?LDC.i23
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Sales. 81 900 bush. No. mixed In elevator $50
No. 2wete. 'o,.: No. yellow. 7o,. Futures closed
q to &C. lower. Sales. sOoeD bush, Prices as
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

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