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A THANKSGIVING DINNER.

Heavy eating is usually the first cause of indigestion. Repeated attacks inflame the mucous membranes lining the stomach, exposes the nerves of the stomach: producing swelling after eating, heartburn, headace, sour risings and finally catarrh of the stomach. Kodol relieves the inflammation, pro- tects the nerves and cures the catarrt. Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia, all stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetening the glands of the stomach
 s. J. Parks, Trumbull; A. B. Blake man, Botsford; B. Hawley & Cc:. Stepney; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill. <
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spent Sunday with their parents, MT and Mrs s. A. Barnum.
 Miss Belle Carter has accepted a position in a store in Danbury.
 Capt Reu spent Sunday on his farm in this place.
 Miss Montague Bennett spent Sun- day with Mrs Henry Griffin.
 Miss Alice Comes spent Sunday in Danbury with friends.
 Frederic Griffin bears the record of all the hunters, having shot four quail on the wing at one time. Daniel Rider of Norwalk spent Sun- day with his parents, MT and Mrs James Rider.
 J. l.. .Blackman has been to New York for few days, on business. Charles D. Meeker shot fox, last week.
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THE CLERGYMEN' COURSE TO OPEN AT THE BEACH MEMORIAL LIBRARY ON DECEMBER 9

The people in easy access to NewtOwn Street will be glad to learn that they are soon to have the privilege of att tending lecture that is sure to in terest and delight them. A. M. Tib. betts, though not clergyman, can easily stand with the clergymen in helping to give what has been termed their winter course of lectures. His lecture this year will have the novelty of being an illustrated one, and will describe scenes of travel in Switzer. land that MT Tibbetts has him. self visited. The young people ought especially to enjoy such lecture, anC they are cordially urged to be present The lecture is given Tuesday evening December 9, in the Beach Memoria library, at o'clock.
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BROoKFIELE.
DEATH OF IRVING D. KNIGHT,

| DEATH OF IRVING D. KNIGHT.
 Irving D. Knight died quite sudden ly at Middletown, Wednesday, Novem- Der 19, aged 21 years, 10 months The body was brought to BrOOkfield, Thurs day afternoon. The funeral was held from the Episcopal Chapel at the Iron Works, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev E. L. Whitcome officiating. The burial was in Laurel Hill cemetery. MT Knight is survived by his mother, Mrs F. A. Knight, brother, Roy Knight, t,and one sister, Blanche Knight. s. Cunning sold hls fine crop of tC- bacco last week to Schoverling, Kinney & Co.,, of New Milford. Eugene Elwood is driving a new horse.
 Mrs Hannah Hamlin and Mrs A. Knowles spent Sunday in Lanesville. MT Swanson has moved into the Sherman house for the winter. MT and Mrs Charles Burdick, Jr., of Danbury are guests of MT Burdick's parents.
 Mrs Rachel Garfield has been visit- ing at Mrs Fred Frisbie's and also called on Mrs Edward Montrose. George O. Hill has had stone set fol his wife in the Central cemetery.
 Mrs William F. Wildman spent a few days in New Haven, the guest of MT and Mrs Hiram Wildman. | Charles Nelson has hired out to D. D Joyce for the winter. He is called an A No farm hand.
 Mrs Thomas Gardner has had a monument erected for her husband in Central cemetery.
 Master Clayton and Miss Edna Wild man of Bethel spent Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs William F. Wild man.
 Mrs Lewis CovelI and sons, Masters Arthur, Lewle and Johnnie, visited last week at her mothers, Mrs Hoyt's in Great Plain.
 Clarence Smith, Jr., while splitting wood, had the misfortune to cut of the thumb on his left hand. The little fellow is doing nicely under the care of Dr J. K. Smith.
 The selectmen took the two little Lake boys to the county home, last Saturday. One had been boarded at Mrs Ben Smiths and the other at Mrs Charles Elwood's. The little girl re mains at Mrs Elwood's.
 MT and Mrs Percy Hawley enter tained the Alpha Whist club, last week Prizes were awarded Mrs Wesley Well' and Judge Griffin; consolation prizes t' Fred Vail and Mrs Geddes. The clut , met on Wednesdays of this week witt Mrs Georgianna Williams.
 Miss Florence Griffin is taking
 course of instrumental music at Dan / bury School of Music. Miss Emma Kellog has been spendin . week in New York and Brooklyn. , Alton Haight is spending the winte with his grandmother, Mrs R. T r Clarke, at her home in the Center. ! Mrs Mary Cornwall is visiting he 5 son, Elmer Cornwall, in Bridgeport
 Ernest Griffin, who has been spenc ' ing a few days at his home, has at
 cepted a position in Bridgeport. d Mir and Mrs Ara Peck have close , their house and returned to the city. Harmon Lockwood, who has bee e making an extended tour of six week
 through the West and South, is e1
 pected home this week.
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HE COULD HARDLY GETUP.

P. H. Duffy of Ashley. Ill.,, writes, '"This is to certify that I have taken two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure and it has helped me more than any other medicine. I tried many advertised remedies, but none of them gave me any relief. My druggist recommended Foley's Kidney Cure and it has cured me. Before commencing it's use l was in such shape that could hardly get up when once down." Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook.
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A CHURCHMAN'S TESTIMONY.

J. N. Patterson, night policeman of Nashua, Ia., writes, 'Last winter had bad cold on my lungs and tried
 at least half dozen advertised cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle cured me. I consider it the great test cough and lung medicine in the world."' Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,. Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook
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A STARTLING SURPRISE.

Very few could believe in looking at A. T. Hoadley, healthy, robust black smith of Tilden, Ind, that for ten years he suffered such tortures from rheumatism as few could endure and live. But wonderful change followed his taking Electric Bitters. 1.-TWO bottles wholly cured me-" he writes, ''and have not felt a twinge in over a year." They regulate the kidneys, purify the blood and cure rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness, improve di- gestion and give perfect health. Try them. Only soc at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook.*
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Probably nine-tenths of all human sickness is due to constipation. When the bowels are constipated the natural drainage tract in the human system is damned up, decomposition ensues and poisonous gases and liquids are carried all through the system. The result is liability to almost any ail- ment that human beings are heir to. You can easily avoid all this trouble
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People who use ''liver pills' ought to try the we'll known Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. No handful for dose, no constant dosing, no de
 bilitating, weakening effect; they are far superior to the ordinary pill. Box of 25 doses 25c. H. B. Mott, Newtown
 Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook: s. J.. Park, Trumbull; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; B. A: Honan, Gaylordsville.
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Master John Houlihan, Curtis P. Mor- ris, H. G. Warner, Cecil Wright, Miss Mildred Dikeman, Miss Ruth Mitchell, Miss Bessie Mitchell, John R. Peck and Harley Peck, MT and Mrs A. M. TibbetS.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
THE ENDEAvOR MEETING, MOVE,
 BER 20.

THE ENDEAVOR MEETING, NOVEM-
 BIER 30.
 The Endeavor meeting, next Sun day evening, will bea missionary meet ing. A suggestion is taken from what was said at the Union Endeavor meeting on November H; and a large number of the young people will bring in two-minute reading of what they themselves have found on the broad topic, 'The World for Christ. J George R. Wilson will make brief re- port of the State conference in New Britain. and the pastor will tell what a NeWtOWn man saw in the far East
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The teams of Carpenter George A. NOrthrop and Miss Della Keane had collision near the Depot, Friday night. Miss Keane was thrown out, but was not seriously injured.
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Mss Eva ,Elsenboss and Edward Beers of Brookfield were guests on Fri. day night of Mir and Mrs George R. Wilson.
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Newtown's representatives in the 10000 at the Yale-Harvard football game, Saturday, included A. T. Net tleton, Ex-Senator M. J. Houlihan and
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and keep your system in healthy con dition by using G. N. Clarke's vegeta- ble liver pills. Take them occasional ly and you will always feel we'll and look the picture of health. See adv.
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A GOOD OFFERING.

The amount taken up in the thank offering at the meeting of the Ladies Missionary society, last week, was S5.6O, and was sent to the Woman $ Board of Missions.
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Mrs E. A. Bennett and Mrs Susan Hall will spend Thanksgiving in Bridgeport, guests of Mrs J. R. Smith.
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Rev M. Rs French went to Colc- brook, Saturday night, to officiate, Sunday, at the funeral of former DariShiOner
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ST JOHNS CHURCH.
A THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

A service will be held at St Johns, Thanksgiving morning, at 1O.45 a. m.. with sermon by the rector, Rev o. o. Wright.
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Lots of people who suffer from con- stipation or biliousness know they need a medicine but refrain, dreading the common griping, purging sickening sensations of the ordinary remedies. Now we are prepared to supply treat ment that is void of these unpleasant etfects-a modern, mild, pleasant, thorough remedy-Ramon' $ Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. Two medicines, fcomplete cure, 25c. Sample free for the asking. H. E. Mott, Newtown
 Petts & Betts, Sandy Hook; w. B.
 Hawley, Sherman; s. J. Parks Trum
 bull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville. x
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w. A. Herren, of Finch, Ark, writes, ''i wish to report that FOley'S Kidney Cure has cured terrible case of kidney and bladder trouble that two doctors had given up. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook.
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Mrs B. B. Wilson has Letn on the sick st.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. D. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c.
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Mrs H. E. Mott returned home, Sat- urday, after few days visit in New York City.
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Mrs John Sheehan entertained her sister, Miss Kate O'Hayer, Saturday.
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FIRST LECTURE IN NEWTGWN
 STREET.
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Wool and Cashmere Hose.

Black and gray Ribbed Wool Stockings for women, very elastic.. regular and extra sizes at 25c pr.
 Women's Black Wool Stockings in plain. shaped ankle, no seams, at 2c pr.
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TIPS ON THE MARKET.

London was not & factor in our market
MA nc special news was cut 70 affect
Majority Of Hooking Valley common
s7ositga with ] ?. Morgan & Co. and
=. clear Ior reorganization plan.
EsDerted J. J. Hill viii resign presi-
1aacy OF Great Northern January lst.
4als-na-s OF concessions to Louisville and
Nashville minority stockholders absolute
untrue
American Sugar understood 10 control
seat-sllEar situation.
flights on ST. Paul considered sure, but
immediate issue not expected.
rms money fer commercial purposes
.tll scarce but street requirements most
satisfied.
s.psclsd Northern Securities will be
,gaced on / 10 per cent. basis
Daas review Sayk industrial plants
meH employed, with orders extending
into the future.
Irzdslceet says wholesale trade quiet
down sc stock-tallng period ap-
greaaheE
Cold exports not locked for within next
zaclan situation gradually clear
fair business vas done in the stock
lr 5fket Saturday. The tone was steady,
tauueh some irrccularity developed Inc
bank statement reflects the liquidation OF
t8. latter part OF last week and showed
Larger loss In cash Than was expected.
rha statement had little or no perceptble
s0act on Inc market
HARRIS, Gates & co. say: We arc in
c.Ha d to look for 9 moderate rea ction
be .Ween now and the first Of the holi-
SIS bur out best information points 10
aa adzisabIity OF making reasonab bic
r:cnzses of the good standard raitroao
Mcintyre &. Marshall say: There are
sll raans uncartajat:es Immediately sur,
-5.ad.as the market. and caution should
Tie exercised against over-buying at the
PRESENT Jirne
solIlSter 4 Baboock say: Our inpres-
sion is. should no adverse news appear.
the market will be started up again Tor
leuer prices next week. There IS q strong
Conservative element who seem TO thlnk
that the market has advanced sum
-leatly Tor The time being. but for inc
moment tho bull element are IN conlroi
and Tx feqt scans TO favor their sioe @
lie question
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, December 2o-1 P. M
Cotton-Spot quiet: prices 2 points h il
good ,niCGling, 4 6S-10Od.: middiinz5.
1 54-1oOa; low. midding, 42-1t0d.; good
ordinary, 30-1e0d.; ordinary, : jS-iVJd
The sales Of the day We're 900 bales, OF
" hicll 500 bal S We're for speo.!:;!t!o.1 :i:'G
cxI.Grt. and included ..J}1 bales Anerl-
can Receipts 500 bales including ..SCo
bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed Gull.
but steady; American middiin;,. good or
binary clause, December, 4 00-1ni0
/ 51-100d: December and January,
50-l00d; January and February.
4 50-100d.; February and March, $4,000 !:
March and April. 4 50-1O094 51-100d.; April
and May. a 51-1C0d; May and June,
4 5l-1c0G4 52-10Od.: June and July. 51-loo@
4 52-1G0d.: July and August, 5l-leo2'
/ 52-100d; August and September, 46-lopG
4 4T-1O0d
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 19.-stock on
II Live PiggMarlSet is inactive. We quote
pigs at from $.oO to $40 apiece; ;.4 ac
cording to size. quality, and condition
Shoats s.. 25 to $500 apiece.
Calves-In order to draw top hgures
calves must be smooth and not run too
heavy in weight. CHOICE veals in :, fa II
demand but rough stock draggy and OF
uncertain value. Prices unchanged. Strict
" choice veals. per pound. 5@'1sc.' good
veal. 61.@7c.; poor to good, per head,
s4500S1l.
Young. fat steers weighing LOCO TO l.2V'
pounds. al4I4c. per pound; steers welsh.
ing under 900 pounds, S03!ac. per pound:
oxen. per pound. 21a to Sc: bulls. per
pound, 2@21kcc.: large young ,g1g COY COWS, per
with calf, s20Qs30 per head: poor, thin
meadow stock $l00s15 per head.
Lambs and Sheep--The market is quiet
under light receipts and an equally linz
tied demand. Prices unchanged. Rough
old sheep very dull. We quote as follows:
Spring lambs. choice and fat, 5G572c. per
pound: poor thin. rough, 41415c. per
pound wool sheep. per pound, best 219@
CONTINUED ON PAGE $50
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TRADING DESULT0Ry,
,,a,-,, MARKET ALMOST WHOLLY
~ HANDS OF PROFESSIONALS.
IN ATTITUDE OF WAITING.
n.s1..atlon That Money Market sim
Vac Heavy Demands. 10 Meet
etarp rally After Selling Incident
,ne Bunk Statement.

W YORK, December 2o.-There was
+, 1a significance IL to-day.s de-
trading IN stocks, which was al
ms ofly IN tHe hands OF professional
on IN the recently renewed
ar Commission houses reported
of IN Tho recently renewed bust
market is disposed to take on
ae 81 waiting. after the weeks
movement, realizing that the
market sttu has heavy dema nds
t5 Notwithstanding the feeling Of
anadenee in its ability 10 do so.
lt q the existence Of the bank
protective pool The bank statement
rs the desiraoility OF conserva-
lie use Of credits. The loan con-
81 S8.520200 was received with
oa, bur the resulting decrease in
lu3remcnts was still insufficient
taa ahrinkage in cash, which
$500 This sun leaves the sur
over sS.090.oo3 compared with
year ago. Next week Slooo0.o0o
2loas 70 the Western Maryland
must be met, followed by other
requirements. and the prepara-
the yearly disbursements.
CLOSE FIRM
Stock market rallied sharply after
ing Incident to the bank state
ana closed firm. s sudden spurt
to go, helped the anal rally.
stock had been strong throughout,
auy on the ground OF the pros
tae adoption Of the Cuban reel
treaty. There was also en- ami
SPECULATION in Texas and Pacific.
rose 10 u rs. and then fen TO S. SO.
v5r- heavy offerings. There was
investment demand for bonds.
were 1rlnly held. The bond mar
moved IN sympathy with stocks.
s.aa States new IS declined Y per
: compared with the closing call
week
sales Of stocks were 28o,so0 shares.
MONEy and EXCHANGE
a6aev on call nominal 10 loans to-
close 51aa5z per cent. Tine money
s4ads sixty and ninety days. 5 per
six months, 81 per cent. prime
--.@--2E-.4l@ JA Pc, Q PEI cent.
4terlsng exchange barely steady with
z1ag business il, bankers bills ct
3 51q5s.SG.625 for demand and at
z5aS4.S3 for sixty-day bills; posted
raves <4.Ss ana sa.s7az; commercial bills.
sgS2 l-4GS4.S3 IL
8ar silver. 48s-s. Mexican dollars.
government bonds STEADY, Railroad
lends Grn.
BANK STATEMENT.
The statement Of averages CT the Clear
ing House banks Of this city for the weel.
shows:
I.oans. S875.s61. 800; decrease. &S.51o.2oo
Deposits. 1851. 800; decrease, &5,SI5, 200
C{rcu latfon. SO. SIS. 700; increase, $4,000.
Legal tenders. 6s079,c2o. increase.
snscie. S155.978 500: decrease. s1.Sso.7oo
RESERVES, S255. 057. e90: decrease, Sl.762,loa.
Reserve required. Sl6954,ooo: decrease.
surnl4s. &. oa5. 500: decrease. S2s3. 3o1.
Ex-United States deposits. SlS,l43.1Go;
decrease S2S4 ,4I5.
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The BAL IlMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. lid. December 2o.-espe-
aala-The trading In our market TO-DAY
WEE cr.st. TIE only activity waA shown
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COTTON GOSSIP.

Cables were somewhat Disappointing yes
seroay. but light receipts held oar i1aaEAet
steady
Mum says: While receipts continue
Light bears should be caudous. but as cot
ton rap8t cone TO market sooner or ialet'
end VIII undoubtedly depress prices. We
ntyise making ute CT all advances 10 'ahe
PROFITS on"
Chronicle: On the whole the weather
has been rather unsatisfactory during
The week.
aa!n has been quite general with the
rainfall lsthsr excessive in a NUMBER o.
sections
IN Texas. and along the Atlantic coast.
however. the precipitation has been hshe
or moderate as rule.
III consequence OF urfavorabie "ea.iie.
picking has been interrupted IN many
districts @here not already coInpletsa'
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GRAIN NOTES..

The grain market was quite strong Sat
urday. and closed at about unchanged
prices. Trading vas light.
Chicago.-George II. Phillips says:
with wheat on an export basis there is
no danger of 2 decline. and should we
for any reason get a setback from this
bulge buy some.
corn may ease off further. and on the
bulges would sell May corn.
Believe oats should be bought on every
break
liverpool close: wheat IL higher; corn
IL higher.
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September (offered) -. 7.es

Spot closed quiet; mddling uplands. SO;
T:iddling Gulf, 8.95: sales. 1852 bales.
The cotton market opened steady at a
1G3 points advance. and ruled fairly &C
tive for q time, on small estimates as
TO port receipts. and forecasts OF a COM
paratively small Gin sight movement
for the week: the latter being placed at
$4,000 bales against 3S7,67 last year,
9,H27 the year before last and 259,114 in
under selling to secure profits, which was
led by New Orleans orders. Again the
market turned tiTmer on public demand.
which reflected the influence OF yester-
days weekend statistics. The January
situation continues to be disturbing
feature regarding che outcome, Of which
widely conflicting rumors are current. 4
large commission house chiefly absorbed
the early offerings, mainly in the way Of
covering short accounts. There was some
Wall Street support and a fairly ac-
tive European demand FOR the nearer
positions, stimulated by less favor
belt, and especially in view OF the low
Temperature in the West and rains in
the central sections. While night mes
Sd ges gave firm indications regarding the
position OF spot cotton. with demand
from, exporters fairly active. Toward
noon the market ruled steady, and at
about q point net advance.
NEW ORLEANS, December 20-Cotton
futures closed steady.
december .......... 1900. S.l3G3.2
January .......... .......... ST.
February .........e ......... S.26IIS.2S
March .......... ,........... S.320S.33
April ............ ........... 3.35Q3.37
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5errys tor Clothes.

Boys are Our weak spot.
Consequently, the Boys, De
partnent is our strong hold-We
aim to get a strong hold on the
boys.
To do this, we make their
clothing with all the care and
expense that we put into the
clothing Of their big brothers.
This may sound like talk
but Just compare our Boys De
part11ent with other stores!
Give the boys all the fun that's gong
but isn't there as much fun in uSefui
present as in something that IS only d
momentary pleasure?
A lot OF Boys $500 Suits are
now selling at $3.50.
There are special reductions
in many articles OF furnishing ior
boys.
9 90 o,,d et.25 Leggins. soc.
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NOV .. s40@S.I
49,, s440S.46
y ullo ..'..'.''''' t-ItS %

july -'''' -
The spot cotton market was easier TO-
flav but not duotably lower. The con-
tract market was somewhat unsettled.
There seems to be a steady undercurre en- en-
~ L,,11ieh sentiment predicated upon the
extremely light crop movement. This
shirt is most pronounced in the local
field where prices on the near positions
are being steadily forced well above me
ing point down. advanced TO points
ali along the line, and then entered upon
a series of mild fluctuations that lett
prices a the close TO points net ABOVE
ypStar(iaV'S range.
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in Coast Line Rights. which
opened at 2 i-402. sold ct s. and closed
AZ 7-SM3. The common stock sold at
l34 and l&5 for few shares The Allan
uc-Coast Line first instalmcnt paid sold
around IS and 80
Seahoard AIRLINE issues were dull. The
common closed al % SIS bid the preferred
at Y 3-s95-8. and the As at SIS 1922.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

NEW YORK, December 20.-Cotton---
Quiet; middling. SO; net receipts, sos
bales; gross receipts. 3.829 bales; sales,
]. $50 bales: stock, 1899 bales
Totals to-day. at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts 1858 bales; Exports-To Great
Britain, 1855 bales: to France. 15 u6 bales;
TO the Continent. Is. S55 bales: Stock, J.
G50.50S bales.
Consolidated, at ali seaports: Net re-
ceipts. sc $40 bales; Exports-To Great
Britain. 1886 bales: to France, l5,!16 bales;
to the Continent, 5,S55 bales.
Totals since September list. al all sea
ports: Net receipts. 4..54,091 bales; Elk
ports-To Great Britain. 1,3IiS,2S4 bales; TO
France, p 3355 bales: to the Continent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY,
5lJ to 1000 shares Eastern Consolidated
Oil Conpany's stock. BIC. snare; SEQ to
LOCO BIyson Oil and 5as Company. SIC.
share: Consolidated Oil Companies of Call
ifornia, SEC: 500 shares Old Terrible Min
ing Company's stock, S. share. Enormous
dividends. Great future. GIBSON, l3S
west Seventy-frst street, New York.
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