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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
Physical Formstion % MEXICO.

Mexico possesses a curious physical
formation. Rising rapidly by sue
cession of terraces from the low. 50 ndy
coasts on the east and west, it culmi-
mates in n central plateau. running In
a northwesteriy and southeaStcrly di-
rectiOn and having an elevation vary.
Ing from 1000 to 5000 feet above the
sea. High abov" this plateau tower
the snow capped crests Of several vol
canoes. most OF which are extinct
Ten of them are over - 900 feet in
height, and three look down upon fer
tile valleys from attitudes of l1,7S2.
1856 ana 1900 These are Popo
catapeti. Orizaba and lxtaccihuatl.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
The Cobra OF India.

Among the true Cobras of India the
ma ia is found all over India aud Cey-
lou. Burma. the Andamaa stands,
southern China d ad the Malay PENN
sula and arch.pc ago. 1t asceuds the
uimaIayas To an altitude of 5000 feet
It extends also over AfChaniStau and
through Persia to the eastern shore OF
the Caspian II may attain length
If nearly seven and Il half feet. bat it
IS usually not more than little over
i've and Il half feet long. Najas vary
much In color and markings. but have
generally the spectacle mark on tue
back of the neck which they always
distend before making an attack
Quarterly Review.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
Gen eP0 us.

A woman the other day gave Lon
don cabman > sovereigns in mistake
for shillings. When he discovered
the mistake. he returned to the house
and carded over the money to the
woIan's husband. who. with tears in
his eyes. said: You shall not be loser
by your honesty. my man. Your fare
was shilling Here's one and four.
pence for you"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

Tht Copper Glance company IS push
ing the development work on is mines
naar Bishee. A depth Of 500 feet has
been reached on its double compart-
ment shaft
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

Since the reopening OF the big mines,
Tombstone has added 5000 people TO it's
population.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
LET the CITIZEN FOLLOW YOU.

Parties leaving for the coast or other
resorts for the summer months can
have The Citizen mailed To their ad-
dress at the same price at which 1t is
delivered by carrier. Leave address at
The Citizen business ONCE, corner
Stone avenue and Broadway, or tels-
phone Main III.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
LEADS THEM ALL.

"One Minute Cough Cure heats all
other medicines for coughs, colds.
Group and throat and lung troubles" !"
says D. Scott Currin of Loganon,. Pa.
Perfectly safe. Acts Immediately.
Group yields to It. Cures grip. bron-
chits, coughs. Bells Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

Stochmen in Arizona are finding that
the mule. that lowly beast which has
neither pride of ancestry or hope OF
posterity is as good 4 money maker
as anything on hoofs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

Large quantities OF mining equip
ments are being shipped into the dis
trict surrounding Wickenburg There
are fifty mines in that vicinity. and thu
owners Of many of them are installing
machinery
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
An Important Quaiiacation.

First Burglar - What did yer take
that brickybrac for? 'Tain't no good
Second Burglar-'Tain't?
First Burglar-Naw. tell yer, Jim
my, IL yer wantcr make fust class
success in dis business yer got to know
somethn' about art,-Puck
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

The Prescott Prospect Is hot on the
trail oi d couple OF Chicago takers
who were attempting to exploit a min
ing swindle in Yavapai county
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

George B. Gamble is in the race for
reelection as county treasurer of Gra-
ham.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

-Four years ago there were 40. 900
range cattle and 10000 dairy cows on
pasture In the Salt River valley. To-
day there are about 5000 feeders and
not more than 5000 dairy cattle. This
is evidence of the great demand for
beef.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

The Tucson Ice and Cold Storage
company Is using six fine new wagons
to deliver ice. They were designed
and built throughout right here at
home by Fred Ronstadt. Several of
our local business men are having
wagons built at this new shop. 204-tf
The sun., 1902-10-24

Live Stock Market.

THURSDAY. Oct %
R-. 'pts of heeyes were il5 head. all consiguei
direct. No sales reported Dressed beef stead
city dressed native sides sil?i2c. per n TeIa,
beet SdT2c. Gables quoted american steers -
l2alsiac.. dressed weight refrigerator beet 1t
iifii',c. per n. No further c1ports before Sr'.
urlay.
Receipts ~ calves. including lis direct. wen.
lsO head. l3s head on sale ali told NcalS ru'o,i
steady and Western calves nrn Tho pens wer"
fully cleared Ncals Soli al ats75 per 100 10,
car OF Westtr ~ a. 81, small calves at siGti ~
Guy dressed VeAls. losl3i1'. per y.
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs including ~ car
direct we're $50 head. - cars on sale dlr tulC
There was light inquiry for good grade desirabl.
weight lambs al steady prices. but otherwise th-
market ruled dun aud lower Sheen were IN ia
demand and about steady. About 10 cars Of stoc.
were unSod sheep >od at s3asss0 per 100 lbs
lambs a. S@aSe1 CanadaN al S37i, rs D.
DRESSED mutton. sN25c. Per r: dressed lamb
general sales. sdaisc
Receipts OF hogs were 3a7i head. about ca
on sale steady state anf Pennsylvania hos
sold at s7?nds725 per 700 lbs.
The sun., 1902-10-24
MONEY AND ENCHtNGE.

MONEY. on call, 4mS., per cent; last loan, ,
per cent, ruling rate per cent Time
money is quoted at lsr cent Tor sixty days,
for four and six months. Commercial paper
y quoted al per cent for prime single ma mes
other names. a., per cent
The sterling exchange market opened
steady. but became weak owing to light
demand from remitter, and fairly large
supply OF sSSmmercial and loan bills Con
we're quoted AZ s,H', for long and ss7i,
for short Actual rates Long bills ssSl ,
caSs as ransiars ssh, dfa trsss W.1 a@a
quoted AZ le'.mSls', for long and 5le'.a
Ss,. for short; ,reichsmarks, Mere quoted
short Guilder- Mere Quoted At 80 i5-isa 10 80
for long and ioi.0 40 3-is ior short.
Domestic exchange on New York. Boston.
- ?-ac discount. Charleston Buying, i.,sc'
p@ p1emnm "s San franS.co o" ssh ''nT onT ,ss. SS
ssIoan ssTap" &c cSIsaso .oe dSo, LSs ''"ESC GS
cinnot BE, wcen banks. ,oc. discount. over
or,ns,c c%gn,sr io,, pn5r,mnm n,Lun, NeT oreon" -
Money in London, per cent Rates Of dis.
count in open market for short and three
months, bills, S',a3 7-ls per cent The Bank
Changed at psr ""n TTs %ronoT,on %r nsG Of IN II
reserve to liabilities is q, Il per % zen, ia against raj
IS 81 last week and ~ Is the same week OF last
vons accounts: The total reserve Increased
l?2+,on. circulation decreased f2sB,UN,, bul.
lion decreased E6?,3j0. other securities in.
creased Cl7I, 600, other deposits decreased
E?,SU,o0o, public deposits increased "a. .?s2, 600
note reserve increased Elt5.oON, Government
securities increase q f73.O00 Paris advicos
quote per cents no francs 85 centimes TX
change on London, rs francs ~ c.ntimes
shows the following changes Notes In cir.
culation increased 38 s25, 900 francs, Treas
ury accounts current increased ~ 1925 900
francs gold on ha ID decraa sad ?S, ,ooO francs
bills discounted decreased son, 200 francs, sil.
yer on hand Increased 2. $50, 900 francs
S0'tc Bar silver IN London closed at "a .isd
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 3a,.c
New York Clearing House statement TX.
changes. $500, ,oin, 9sn. balance. sii,5,S7S7
sub reas sury debit balance Sss5 p,5
The sun., 1902-10-24
UNION PiCIFIC AFFAIRS.
Trainmen's Demands Referred to Sub.cou.
mittee-Ncw Contract with NOrthw est ern.

The Executive Committee of the Union
Pacific board of directors met yesterdac
and talked over the threatened strike Of
trainmen, " was resolved to refer all
demands Of the employees for increased
wages TO subcommittee for considera
tion. No action was taken ON the acqui-l
tion of the ST Joseph and Grand Island
Railroad, the statement being made tina
the control of the last named road had been
secured by Hartman interests and not hv
the Union Pacific company. The further
statement was authorized thu, a contrac'
has been signed by which the Union Pacific
makes more permanent the rights and
privileges which the Chicago and North
western Railroad has heretofore enjoyed
ON Union Pacific lines
The sun., 1902-10-24
GOV fRNHINT DI pOSlIS.
Treasury Committee 'ia> Accept IBonds
Ot my tlts A. security,

AsHINGlON, oct % Tho Treasury
committee which pa~sad on IN. character
q" state and municipal hoHd, 10 t-. slhsti-
'nt"1 for Government bonds a. security for
deposit, of public funds decided this morn
Nc THAI u would consider, ia adtii, ion 10
the securities authorized FOR the invest.
menis OF ia" ~avi,g- bank, Of New York
me bonds pt any city in any state @, tho
/ moa OF which tho debt exclusive of water
d'ht aud sinking fund, i los, than : per
cent OF In" valuation oi the city for pIlr-
poses Of taNa,lpa.
NpPhratlons, II was ruled. mus, lo ac-
''mpau!'d hv "a statement of the latest
"NAllable DATA cchcernny debt and yalla
non, end II WAS also ruled that informa.
'l"n should to" furnished a, tn whciIer
ny contest had over arisen corccrning
~" legality of tho bond, nFcr"d /, sIIrn
. 'A," decision of any court corcnrning
''|lr legality must b" presented
me treasury r"ColNod thi- morning in
"h7, offered N suhstirnrior sl7I Oo
nflng'ng the total ny 20 sli?,inOo
ihe Onl, Ne~spapcr That Gathers All the
News
cI .he worId through ~ own CORES 'ponden,s
IL the one which i abS TO say that III yon
see Il IN THE Sun It's so."-Adv
The sun., 1902-10-24
PRESSED sIEEL CAR tOMrANY.

: w
PREFERRED nlNl DENn 40 IS
\ quarterly dividend Of OSE AND THREE
QUARTERS QA.'c PER CENT. VIII he paid on
the referred stock Of this Company. November
l,h 1902. to S,orkholder, OF Rccord O., the clos.
ui business October 10th. 1902. Cheques viii he
mated from the Once Of t4e Company The trans
Ter books Will close at = NJ. October 10Th lar!
and reopen at 10 \. VI November 18Th. 1902.
+, G.. JENKS. Assistant Treasurer.
COMMON Dividend No. T..
\ quart erly dividend of ONE Ioa PER CENT
viii be paid on the Common stock Of This Company
November 2s'h. 1902, tn stockholders Of Record
~ the close OF business november 5ih lpU?
IdeQuoS Will be mailed from the nice ui the Com.
udny. The transfer books VIII close at r NJ.
November 9Th 1879, and reopen az 10 4 ". No.
Nrr.bcT cTh, 1902
= q. rFNkS Asslstant rrcasnrer
The sun., 1902-10-24

ncat eGNancej on better cables than expected
indications of an unfnS orahe tuin In the weather
b!isk covering hero and a. the West especially
IN December and more or less iylns FOR long
pool VI and London ID. while Berlin and ,utyerp
were unchanged NudSp'S dropprf II kr
but this had no eject lc weather was mainly
favorable. hut temperatures were higher and the
barometer lower and this fact had not n lltte TO
do with the nervousness OF the shorts Later on
receipts At the Northwest where the arrivals were
ncarH iu cars larger 'han year ago North
western markets were nrmrr. however and TN.
cash demand there continued good Duluth sold
InWp bu h. OF cash wheat Yesterday. some eS
pccl to Sc gain OF 5000 bush. In the Mime
possibility of un'Gvorabe weather for that cerenl
which needs cold dry conditions covering "
shorts good cash demand a. the West surport
from lctding ilctcSS and leS>cncd offerings
HArtleit, FRAZIER II Co were GOOD buyers OF Decer
ber There was some buying Of MAY attributed
"a Armour The cables were /. 10 ID. higher
Country offerings were smaller. Oats were nrmer
IN sympathy with the rest OF the list CON
mission houses were buying al the WeS, and shorts
covered
Flour. rrmct with wheat. sales. 9sn bbl.
Receipts were L? SSi bhls and .33i5 sacks. cS
ports. 6,5l7 bhS. aud gt50 sacks. Winter In bhls
Supcrhnc s?,o no NO. !? cttya. 8? 75as? so
Sfo'315 Snrlng IN bbls.; clears 81 10 .sS so
Traighis. $50 s3S5 patents. sspOisi. rye
nour SlOIs26O.
CorroN. Spo, cotton here vss unchanged
Sale, 10 bales FOR spinning and sV delivered on
contracts. Nddling uplands 500. against s,,c
sac. Augusta advanced lee Liverpool al
lancci points on tho spot with sales OF 600
bales futures rose To polrtS M,nchest,r
was steady. The movement to day VAS as follows.
The sun., 1902-10-24

are now for more rain, and u II rains again VI. u,
surely have frcst. One Nev York hnu,e .a,-
Crop estimates by parties IN close 'o,.cl br -.
OF their business connections with she cotton -.
mss nf thc south hnd who's" opinion VII rsrt.
more weight than the casual or pro'sssor,I /,
mator are being disseminated and u Gs ~ hsi,
Is represented as fair minimum ,v.n mate A, =,
time. with onlS a rloder1t" ., us,>.h'e me-,
most favorable CondltoilS ih. .- arorc s'
underN ing causes OF The pl"S' ~ ,'-rpy'.
cor y " fiH on the - Ms .'srdN ~ -, .,
No Z t,Ile S,DO bags P'o so istti a. , s,st
2@0 NcSIcan. Futures a 80 .tpfar,,.' g, .
the tons steady and 'h' sales ., - lsge u,..
and hamburg were unChaug'o A,...I..u .,....
house deliveries II 80 hags y wgs ..irts, =. OIL,
receipts l3.Wn bags >toCk 5wf ds' ,t,. .sv ~ e
receipts. 500" bags N'oc,. leuo-' lro.. r.,
The sun., 1902-10-24
4 NON-PARTISiN BANK.
Nr. kcan says the first National Didn' :
MIN In Perth Ambo, Politics

Hamilton {. kean. president of the Frs
National Rank Of Perth Amboy. y J., ca,lsl
up THE SrN on telephone last nigh, ant
denied the story printed Yesterday morn
ing which said that his bank had been
active in up-etting The Republican slate TO-
Mayor in that city.
I want to say" he added. that the han,
has taken no part in politics. either direct o.
or indirectly. II is purely financial W.
stitution, and, AZ it does busines. with mem.
ber- Of both political parties we feel rhal
such a story may do IL considerable harm"
NJ. kean said that the director Of IN"
institution had met Yesterday af,ernoon
and all had denied thai they had hrnugh'
the bank into politics in any way
The sun., 1902-10-24
West Virginia Central board Reorsaniycd.

AZ meeting of Gould Representative 30
this city yesterday the board ot directors -
the recently acquired Wes, Virginia su'r7
and Ptttsburg was rr"rgani1cd - n TO COM
prise the following members t,.n~gc i
Gould, Howard Gould. Wnsloo = Pol...
II. & Deming. =. =, iandstreot T. l. ~ '""
and Lawrence Greer Mr. Plorc" NJ,
elected presiden, and Mr.. Lands reet vlr'-
president Arrangements were mad" ''
competing payment on the iu2,rN sHa''~
OF stock purchased from on N-Senator Hcrtt
Il; Davis and stephen h ElSins This rn7I
viii ultimately be turned over to ~. Na,l-
ern Maryland
The sun., 1902-10-24
ha. declared dividend of per cent on II.

has declared a dividend Of per cent. on ifs
preferred stock, payable Nov. Is.
The American District Telegraph Com
pany has declared a semi-annual dividend
Of I per cent payable Nov IS.
The Allis-Chalmers Company has dol" red
a quarterly dividend of Is, per cent on It's
preferred stock. payable Nov I.
The Shelby Iron Company has declared
a dividend Of per cent. payable Nov. lS.
The Proctor and Gamble Company hHs de-
on i,s common stock. PAYABLE Nov IS
The Chicago Edison Company has declared
q quarterly dividend Of per cent payable
Nov
The sun., 1902-10-24

a
por,an, buying by chicago The later decline
wond cSima,e the crop G At $50 100 ooo bales p';TS. TS"
room sold on this. \, Buston. the English cotton
crop has issued statement in which he stys Vs' in
part ! am convinced that the damage one has
in T.1aS from me Mexican wcc,il boilwcrn,s
and drought IN some sections The croD IS whole
was smaller ,han last ,car. but on the average
thcbols acIc N eNccs> of last season and the plant
n total absence Of dead plants and ,h. prospects
for tor crop are good Georgia Is spotted owing
droushi caused the plan' TO shed IN Nabame hut
ver,, favorable fall has added cousldrrnbe TO ths
Yield and With late knine frost Alabama win
an dss s1Sop OF s Sa m 9inn s. 20
a good Yield many neld> were white with cotton
ns Us Veil s,T1 S.G and md oo ssn ro1 M
bcs,S ar, & good ~, nsaih & rs;as prospects are the
needed to secure large op @ ' In "es"~r esssrr on
prcspcctS are excellent and all allow tina, good
ssnSrs r shoush e CLAIMED G'GsGfC,, So w,.Y "T1
are. are dons dsmsSe, In central Texas bolsorrs
ru,ed but lat" there are good prosp.s,, "t S tor Me
top cror. In soLth Texas the crop has suffered
year. bu, september rains have "ndo',S, ed,y don.
rood; and wnh the esccpiionally favorable fan
the crops damaged By boil weev, ts and soIl worms r
more Than any ,hng else thc plant Is OF moderate
@ %SS s dans s r. sGw nN ina
] Am decdcdlN OF the opinion tha, the damage
reported from Texas has been greatly ryaggeratrd
In indian Territory and Oklahoma the crop in
general Is Ncn good. In Arkansas the fields are
white with cotton and this Stat, Will. | think
Yield record crop In Tennessee planter.
ALLOW they have the finest crop on record and fuliy
two weeks earlier than last wear After taking
everything Into account, | estimate the crop Al
u an0n bales. which must he largely Increased
" thr present weather continues for another ten
DAYS Nayneshoro. Ga, In the cIpcrtence ~ az
years oi close observation have never before seen
thc cotton crop N out country M nearly gathered
AZ lhlS time ~ the year There Is shSolutsIN nc
TOP cror or. rather no late bolLN to open il is ali
open ana mas been tanldb picked, ginncd az and
sold fott Norih, rcN FIRST cron il .u,cS
short ot average stalks are large and well nurSrd
many farmers tell me all stalks and worms and
no cotton. Latte, part Of the summer has be,n
TOO 700 we! and past month mas been too cool for top
have dry, warn, vesther. We have been neay
frost line for near three weeks. ana prosrrris
The sun., 1902-10-24
Rock Island and the n paso Lin,

close 'rahic agreement has been cu'or'
into by the Chicago, Rock Island and PACT
and tho r. Pasp and Nor'hca~'qrn Raurca'
10y which the Rock Island get- mp,a
advantageous entrance into ~ pasn, w'n.h
u connects With tho Southern Pacifc
'affoinia. 1heieI ott that the Rock l. ..l 4
management is negoria, ing for no purCl 49,
OF the ~ Paso and northeastern il autho.
tatively denied Tho Fl paso line is own
by the New Mexico Railway and Coal Gov
pany and Is to be kept independent
The sun., 1902-10-24

The curb market to-day showed increased
dulness and IN mo-t shares the volume Of
business transacted was on somewhat
lehter scale than that of the preceding
day Prices IN the early trading we're gem
"rallv steady. but after midday there was
an easier tone shown and the final dea lin Is
wer" slChtlY below the last close. Rock
island issues were extremely dull, the sS les
beng I - smallest ever recorded Northern
SECURITIES vas someN hat iirmpr in the init ial
trad ng, but at the close ga s.d OF and closed
g fraction below Tuesdays final price
United states Realty common was weak
and lost nearly point on liquidation The
copper shares were somcv hat steader, but
inactive
The transactions in the market to-day were
The sun., 1902-10-24
NEW WILL FOR STEFL TRUST
I. =. Corporation Said TO Bc Planning for
Ono Near New York

PLAISrlETD. y. J., OCT % There e
talk OF branch Of the United States Stc'.
Corporation being built bowoen Scotch
Plains and Westfeld Il j. HOLSTER a
representative of the corporation. has
been in consultation with clark Perrno -
Westfeld regarding tho purchase of 't"
proposed site, which comprises leo acIo-
The plan. IL is undcrs'ood ir To discor-
tinue Western mill and build ono nee
New York. where better Shipping farl"".
obtain
The sun., 1902-10-24
TNtN(ItI NOTES.

he Central Railroad of New Jersey las
declared Z quarterly dividend OF ? Jer cent
pa vahle Nov l.
The Twin CITY Ia pid Transit Company
has declared quarterly dividend OF Il. per
cent on its common stock, payable Nov IS
The Nassau Electric Railroad Comrany
The sun., 1902-10-24
ALLIs.CmALMERs SOMrANY.

N'N 1bEh. Nlt' -o,l, lFls.
The Board Of Directors ~ tins CuwnanN have
th.s day declared 'lr regular quarterly dividend OF
on anu thrcc quaIttrN l'. o.. per cent on the Pre-
l'lfen STOCK o' lh'N COMPANY. pay able November
1T, l3j?. The Preferred stock Transfer Books
viii hc closed on SATURDAY. October 2jth. lsJ.. ct
:? O'Clock noon, and viii be rcuptnri on Monday
November 81. 1892, NJ 10 O'Clock s. NJ
DNld, nd check, WNl be- mailed 10 >tOc khOlicrs OF
record at tine of CLOSING % tuOl-.
". D. on Al MFRS 'TrsAs,r,r
The sun., 1902-10-24
OFFICE or
MESIINIHOI ELECTRIC 4 MFG. co.

20 Broadway, New York, October I'D, 1902,
" meeting held this day II was
RESOLVED. That 2 quarterly dividend Of ONE
MD THREE QUARTERS PR CENT. ~, 'r upon
ihr asserting STOCK % III" COMPANY hc declared
pay able November i5ti. 1902, 10 Stockholders OF
record ui tine clos" ot business on November l~t.
ih2, and t2at the transfer books Tor tn" aN,enting
stock bc closed on November l~t lgI2, ~ l211
o'clock noon. md opened ON November Il. 1907,
A. 1000 O'Clock A.
The sun., 1902-10-24

CofYee was quiet and steady. n, r.c,'rts o,-.
larger than expected and there was some 'o,. ~
selling. but local shorts covered tn som, .y,.I,
MKrALs-.In london Tin was :'d h'-Lrr a.,
Eiis D.. 6d for spot and CiI7 los for futures m
local market was quiet Copper WAS UNCHANGED
In London a, CS2 rs VI for spot and As? N, -
for futures. Tho market her was Siyh'y hirrsr
Lead was unchanged IN both rarh-ts 'Sth I0-
don AT flO l6s. Spelttr also u'tch,nrci m h.'-
markeSwith london A. Eio5S Prices here Il i1',or,
Copper standard spot to v-rlbtr lie. La.,
II 75di9c clectrolytc ~ 7o1iisc' casting, n ~
q so. tin "a 80 t2n IL innlstCS Aafui' I..H
~ i2i, >Neltsr. Soc iron. No 4 Nnvusru tl.-
SIS pig irnn warrants 1oinina >tss' an -,
NAVAL STORES spirits of 'urn.n'Il, .i'Irss
Common 70 good strained r,.'N. g. 7n1si -
FsoSIsrOHs .-l1rt A. ir--g guar refined CoYu
nent Sil 80 Western nrirN". 81 rs C1l'n Ar1s~-.n
~ Brazil kegs 3l7?S Por. vr quiet With RES,
A. SIS ?bass7S. Ta'low, Gi,as'ic Dressed .. .s
sAdio' Butter Crsamerv. rIt-aS p, t-,'s
?sa2<.,c STATE, dairy. tubs fancy. 2S3, -
Cheese state. I = small colored fancy ~ 2
l2i,c. Whit. i2s,6i2ti- large colorcd l?- VIII.
l2c. EEgs State and Penn,ylvsnia 75c Western
?3ii n2+. Chicago. OCT % Lard was ara,-
the leader and advanced shArply Ia all position,
closing nrm That m, l,gltin,'o position -
this product Is strong Is evidrrccd hv TIC i.s
crease OF "a 600 ie rces In local s'oH, fof the uou1
to date. The excellent shipping demand nov
current vas ono Of the I'm porArt factors 70 ts-
Pork and Nh, advanced In y Tlnsthv and 't',~
vss a good Aggregate business done
SrGAa Ran WAS Nrm at 3,.c 10. ~ tcV AMI
l"c. for ~ tc''. Refined was STEADY g-sni.
lGtsd. t.GSc
The sun., 1902-10-24
StB-rREAsu RY TRANSACTIONS.
(ONNER(T ~.
Cotton Drops on Reported Beartsh state
mrnt by \. y. BustOn- Weather Fine
Grain Etrmrr shorts Cover. Coffee
stead, Provisions Eirmer

THrRspAy. Oct q CPNS- Wheat Spot
VAS steady Sales. i5o"S bush mainly
for export here and ~ the outport- No >
rcd in elevator '.c under December. No /
Northern Duluth. Sc over December No !
Northern New York C. over Northwestern
receipts were asl cnrs against N53 last week
and 400 last year chicago i02 against rs
last week and sc year ago Futures closed
'.C TO ,c higher Sales. 2Oa.op' bush
priCas ne foIlous
The sun., 1902-10-24
SHi.I.nAIIin>anMpANA.

NJ bTOHUWHI, NV NUFk, OCF -JrU, lOO1.
dividend Of 80 is tn,S day declared by the
directors To Stock ckhoidcr, OF record Nov. 5th ie1?
paN ahlc NoN. ii'h. lEO!
TRANSFER booas clo," Noy. ) proA and reopen
NoN. l1t..
q. !. FROST Sccrciary
The sun., 1902-10-24

g Wall StIret Vow lork Oct Q lt3
he transfer books OF the Voting Trustees for
Preferred Stock trust Certificates OF ttc South
I'm Railway Company vii close alta + VI. Oh Mon
DAY, October 20, 1907. and will reopen at 10 s VI
"u SATURDAY. November I. lgI.
On Octobcr 81. 1872. 'ar Voting Trustees Will
hc prepared 10 Distribute thC abuyc dividend ~
iNO AND ON HALF PER CEN r. ~. o.. when
t"c'iNed 10y them. among tn' parties entitled
i1'rcio. As same appear Of record on Their books
when closed a. above.
J. p MORGAS & Co.
AgeMl, fnr \ntLns Irnstee..
The sun., 1902-10-24

Oats wcr" active and steady. Sales. .pon bush
No. white, 10 &C: No. white. 3Gc. Future.
closed &c. higher l'rcomher. ss,.c. Rye was
nrm. No western. 50 &c e, T. ( BuNAo car
lots Jersey and state. 81 to SIC, nominal track
Corn was quiet. sales. - .Or bush 80 MIXED
IN elel ator SIC. No. white. 10. No. > yrlow
Ioc Futures closed /. lower 10 So. higher sales
250or bush. Prices as follows
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