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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
o FERRIS
Will Build a Large Wareroom il
the Rear of Ferris & eau
thorn's Store.

Roy Ferris has purchased from L.
Phillip a piece Of ground, forty by
eighty feet, in the rear Of Ferris &
Cauthorn's store, facing DR.. Patter-
sons residence, for 81, 1000. Mr.. Ferris
will Immediately erect a three-story
brick warehouse, the first floor to be
used as a salesroom. Ferris & eau
thorn are very much crowded, and
have needed more room for some
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

5eyeral girls are hurt in a Plttsburg
1lDry fire. Three Of the girls leaped
the building into net held by
A Bremen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Hrs. Nellie Anderson, of Monroe
6g, is the guest of the family of DIR.
M. Patterson, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

the old reliable dry goods
b OF Mexico, headquarters in Dress
Us, Trimmings, Carpets, Curtains
Notions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man.
ages to preserve her youthful looks.
The secret is she takes PRIcKLY ASH
BrrTERs; 1t keeps the system in per-
feet order.
BUCKNER & WHITNEY,
Special Agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

have leased the Harrison brick
plant and viii be ready TO deliver
pressed or handmade brick by June l.
d&wtM30 O. ED HARRIssoN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

An a No. | stock. OF groceries and
aple dry goods in Mexico for sale.
O. Fl DRAKE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Miss Nina Baker-N ofsinger, Of st.
puis, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Isle Baker, in Woodlawn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

High-grade Graniteware. Try a
Zee of solid blue Stanskey Enamel
are. FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

The best and cheapest line Of Wash
Goods, Paris, Victoria and Persian
Lawns, India Linens, Nainsooks and
Dimlties, always to be found at
BLUM'S Dry Good Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

/. NJ. Green, of Auxvasse, passed
Ihrbugh this city Monday en- route ia
81. Louis to attend a meeting OF I'M
|Ief1akers and to buy goods for his
,1znIture store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

u you want a nice home In Mexico,
nth the money see, @. Fl. Drake at
|e Windsor Hotel. d&wlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

William B. Kelly and Frances ].
Mahood, both of Rails county, were
married at the Windsor Hotel We'd
nesday afternoon by DR.. ]. B. Haw.
kins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

]. N. Baskett is in the North on
|siness. He will be In Chicago, Mil
|ukee and Madison, Wisconsin, dur
Il his trip,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Hrs. II. p. Warden has returned To
|6xico to reside permanently. Her
10y friends will be glad to welcome
s. back,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

ia. Emma Eberhat, wife OF a St.
{<1zzis brewery worker, committed
by jumping into a we'll while
0n 4 visit to her parents in st. Charles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
Emory Galloway Married.

Emory Galloway, son OF ]. L. Gallo
way, the south side real estate man,
returned from Osceola, Ia, with his
bride Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Rptain Pershing reported the cap
of ten Filipino forts on Lake
40 after a lively battle, In which
IISt two men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

POULTRY Netting, Field Fence and
zrb Wire.
FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

E4te Experimental Station at
0mbia reports that there will be
! y crop Of apples in Missouri, not
'1s1anding late frosts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

6ive me a chance to sell your farms,
" and suburban property for you.
d&w1t G. ii. DRAKE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Rznted-A good, young saddle and
IIess bred stallion; age from two
s. up. 4S-tf G. W. RAMEY,
Laddonia, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

5Ome choice farms and suburban
mes at prices worth the money.
d&w1t G. ii. DRAKE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

+ X. Hinde, Jr.and wife, OF Macon,
- N II. Hinde, of Hannibal we're
NESTS Of DIR. and Mrs. Fl. X.
|1zde In this city Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

ne best residence property in Rusl
! for sale at bargain.
E2-13t CHAs. l.. STEWART,
Rush Hill, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Everything on wheels; see our line
vehicles. FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Read carefully every word of the following
DIR. PRETTYMAN is graduate of the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons, New York
City, one OF the greatest and best Medical Col
leges in the United States. He has had -four
years OF training in the great hospitals OF New
York, Ohio and Chicago. The Doctor Is no
stranger in Missouri, as he now makes regular
monthly visits to Gallatin. Maryyile. Maysyille
and other nearby Missouri cities and has been
doing so for nine years. never having missed
q visit.
He Treats all Chronic Diseases.
Eye. Ear, Nose. Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver. Bowels and Bladder. All dis
eases OF women treated by new method. Quick.
positive cures.
Working for a Principle, not a Fee.
No pains will be spared to make this demon
stration complete In each individual case. 1t
Is the success OF the principle that inspires the
effort and work In each case. Each case com
pletely cured establishes the principle this doc
tor has been trying to impress, that he can and
does cure chronic diseases. He will take gen.
uine pride in making the care and treatment in
every case under this free offer In every way
as thorough as II the regular fee had been
charged. No matter from what form OF chronic
disease you suffer. consult him.
A GENUINE OFFER-Bear in mind this is o
genuine offer, inspired by right, with the hope
that the many who need special treatment will
avail themselves OF its advantages and rid
themselves of the diseases that have troubled
them for years.
HS- All treatment free. No charge for pro-
fessional services. The patient required TO
pay nothing except the cost of the treatment
he uses. This applies to all who call. no mat
ter what the nature of the malady.
MEN Young men, middle aged men. old
men, suffering from weakness, impaired mem-
DRY, dizziness, nervousness, confusion OF ideas,
defective memory and exhaustion, should not
let this opportunity pass. as a trial treatment
will satisfy the most skeptical of his wonderful
curative powers in these cases. No failures
In over 400 cases treated last year.
Diseases of Women Treated.
The Doctor carries his portable instruments
and is prepared to examine obscure medical
and surgical cases.
Consultation and examination FREE and
strictly private.
Correspondence solicited. Address.
DR.. PRETTYMAN,
Afq0 Tndiana Auanua ChfooUn nj
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Born, to N. R. White and wife on
lay Il, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

ne postmaster general has ordered
{ Mexico postmaster's salary raised
ii %, 300 year to $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Capt. Kidd Disk, the modern disk
c%ultivator. We furnish all the bear
ings worm out on this disk in s years.
time. FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Wanted: Old iron. Will pay
& price. Bring it in at once.
II 7-4t SAM MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
MONEY! N

W. you want to borrow money on
ood real estate security or wish to
new or extend an existing loan, we
b give you rates that defy compe-
|tion. See us before applying.
LAKENAN & BARNES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14

Genuine New Departure cultivator,
FERRIS s CAUTHoRs.
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Racine Spring Wagons.

FERRIS s CAUTHOES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
He Treats all Chronic Diseases.
Working for a Principle, not a Fee.

Eye, Ear, Nose. Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver. Bowels and Bladder. All dis
eases of women treated by method, Quick.
| positive cures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
FREE! FREE! FREE!

To Introduce himself to the sick and demon,
strate to them his new and successful meth,
DDS OF curing CHRONIC DISEASES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
DIR. PRETTYMAN

The famous Specialist. OF Chicago, will
on his coming visit to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-14
PLEASED TO DO IT.

4la0 indiana Avenue. chIcago. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
ICE at THE EQUATOR.


II must be almost inconcsivabe even 20 many peops
who have been that within the setsrns
barbarism OF the TROPICS there places where there u
dirty apology Il which is manufactures.
and REGARDED bv the white people, who
gradually cTOwdiug into the augud warmth psrsn-
the there both ice and snow COW
erinR wide districts where as IN an EnSlsh January
The that ascend the air gets cooler anc cooler
Tor hundred feet holds good IN tho
well IN temperate climates. and thus IL "a
merely question OF tho existence OF suffcienty hsa
land anywhere the OF both frost and
a which begins at thu level
within the Arctic circles and rises and rises over tno
the British this out few hundred feet
OF and Il strikes TIA
Aips about 700 above the sea
The and Caucasus the Fvreleea ana the
HIualayas desolate Arctic always
ered VIII above certain heights and abovs
certain atitudes bur IN all these extra tropical regions
wax and o. the Arctic extending the win
wide In the temperate regions while rom
ana tho cultivated valleys every time TIA
The occasional oscillation q the snow lines thu
and In the winter have each OF them TAR reach
ing Effects upon the vegetation climates.
the forests well the flowers that grow
under them they both with snow.
% ths circumstance that IN ira
north and south o. tEe what
ponds their being covered IN deep
the their structure having become especially adapted
the mountains the tropics should Oscilias
the but matter OF tact 10 IA perhaDs
tho marked characteristic q the selternS tropics
being simply marked
cts Of hot drouth and ITS OF equally hot ra4n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20

deIpha Liverpool or Greenock. Sd, january two
Turks Island to Baltimore private terms schooner 500
IONS 6s coal Baum9ge 20 S sS pr I5c schooner
49 tons same private terms; schooner III TONS ss
tons lumber savannah 70 NewYOrk. private terms
York three trips. private terms schooner Is9 tons e
Philadelphia to savannah Pr1 , - and hack
los tens scbooner 1888 tons coal Philadelphia
TO Nswber1e 81: British schooner III tons coal Eliza
OiYI1 coonseed oil there was no particular change,
with trade rather quiet but the gndsTtSns sun H ad
al rgIG 1 prISs PETRoEUM bb So So
dned cases. NewIYoTk si2 20 CoTI0NsEhD 0I Vel
low. 361ac Off summer yellow nominal prime TRIe; , %
G$e; prime winter y c S' ss out Of town raw
OLE , iit saw ra1, 0 Csc lard oil sea 6Oc
acted very r5a a. day PSeA saer ep ooeasionsd
steadness live hogs. and this also had Its effect upon
thS d S55 oahs 500 PoKsteady quoted: Mess
$12 75gs8 family $40 2o M 'o s sS Family siosii
aE s9s$Io S Z. Isd 5sas s's pS :fSgi6 H6a
Quiet quoted; BaeOns eAe $50 n sA9; 10 n S,o
bellies weak qdoted 10 n. &C.; Y n Sac; Il n SIS
Picked shoulders gTist; Gu%tsd ggS eIty 4ae;
045se LARPF 5.S, SS9 3S ana S SoS Ss
South America 7s5c: Continent Lo5c Brsz ksss SS s,
S9P@Gno9 le stes so city is9d ssans ~
R quiet SSsRsss IS S2ts T posso ordnsy
5Gassc fair good sg4sc prime 70 GaGtGe
do domestic S&g4o; lava 43s9S1c; Rang00n In bond
sygG1R-Renned sugar quiet with prices unchanged
n1 sna about steady. quoted net less per
cent for cash days; Cut Leaf and crushed SSS
FaSe tablets 65c mould A. 4SOc CUBES t0c; ASNA
powdered 4ec; powdered coarse powdered ana t 5
1ovdered 55c Eagle confectionarS granulated AtVc
tySs coarse ana extra fine Rrsnuated. 465e Eagle 70
cartons 10 bags n bags OF hne granulated 46o;
Eagle fine granulaed standard granulated and diamond
A 445c- confectionery A 4SOei Nos l. and 3. = ao;
II, : 4 nc. No 8 Aloe; 4O5c; No I. 4c; No 3.
s95c: No O. 9eOc; No 10 a.s5o: No II, SsOc; No II.
& zoe: No 49, STOc IA and To- S65c No 10, 800;
Eagle powdered 75e: crystal doninos arse The local
dull with prices somewhat uncertain but IN
changed Centrifugal. % test Is quoted sac:
vado 50 test 3Ac and Tnolasses sugar 50 test a
London Il unchanged sd higher, with Deem
Der and January quoted S. SKA Il reported
OF 5000 bags. Delaware Breakwater
been sold at sterling price equal Is $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
WATER IN A NATURAL BOWL.
The Novel and Effective Method Of Irriga-
ton Used in Idaho.
IRON The Minneapolis journal.

Prom The Minneapolis Journal
St Anthony Idaho. Is a rainless community, living
and "a Using crops surface OF invisible sItlhea
lake allowed &c rise above Ile "a
i've to seven miles In width The lava rock which 9ns
deries the soil forms perfectly "aeTtght, oo%l ara
ale was the bowl was empty OF
water Nov canal has been Gut rom Ihe b 70 Tstef
little distance above St Anthony. ana mere y 80
within the reach Of ne roofs o. crops Which spN W.
This invisible lake proposition is new one even -, 70
experienced irrigatiouiss pleasant discovery tor
ut any OF me trouble or hard work Ordinarily It
necessary lead the water in large teeo cahs anu
TateIee Ho men 70 I1 a fIr-vs and thus distribute
M n DIS kink Of the snake River Valley that
vTster fow prouiscuousy upon the valley The
face q me YEA ld5 WITH nosturo the gates are shut in
tie ditch the h0w IS stopped The soil Is wonaer
fully fertile and the potatoes grown there rival those oil
81 Anthony has 1000 inhabitants. Ten years ago It
beers the honorable 'Old Moon 1ir. Moon
years the only habation within range o.
miles People said Dad was crazy to come out mo
me eeseIt sIo 70 me o5 ,va-o ..I113
but Dad SAID II was the olsI people ~Il9 We're sLp-
pct the possibilities for irrigated farms
ana became the owner 100 acfes Of the best land
Now that land IL worth from $500 an acre up ne
tobacco. ard takes drink whenever he feels
Ike T. Dad Is Young and hearty az seventy-t|o and
& I e re- age o. ftvve ga and the example o. ST
Snfhonyss founder may inspiring old men OF
ths tev are too Old ana TOO hapeTed 10 get out Of
Re had been farming raising cattle IN small
5ss1g ih critters and his feet we're covered with
his with cold fall rain: he shook
announced 'I'u roin to Of this. and I'm goin'
country where II never rains And IN eourse OF
time It 5awned hs friends and relatives that Moon
meant what he said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw~YoFk. December 10, 1908
BEEVES-Recelpts. cars. i21 head. all consigned
direct sales reported. Dressed beef steady: city
dressed native sides Christmas beef 8S nc
10. Cables last received quoted American live cattle
selling Il812sc, dressed weight; refrigerator beef
0i1c per 10. Reported for to-day follow The
Umbra for Liverpool about lso quarters or hesr the
mated.
CALVES-Reeepts. all for the market. were $50 head
as at Jersey City and 2i1 at sixtiethst rs offerings
nearly all Western calves The market rated slow
and steady 200 calves uusod ho only sale
much Importance so choice Westerns at - - per 100
City veas al2iso per 10 country dressed
6011 hc: dressed baruyaFd calves. 4gd8c.
Sales-J II. Hume Bro: 50 western calves tchoiee),
256 No average, 81 25 per 100 n.
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Eeceipts were lS11 cara or
3e93 head-iI cars direct slaughter and Ia 20
so.d-5ts Jersey City and at Sixteth-st sheep
rated slow and weak: lambs slow at decline OF
strong &c per n. About cars % stock were unsod
Sheen sod al S8GS3 SO per 100 n. lambs s64S8 so
including OF heavy Canadas al 50 Dressed NUT
sales 6gTO n dressed lAEnoA ssnsrAl
sales. 6n 9l0ie>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20

MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-The market for both mo-
syrps is quiet owing TO small stocks IN first
quite brisk and full prices can De Cd
taned when goods had sales OF included
and $50 bbis New-4ork at Is 2g
lac Quotations follow; AOLASSES- New-Orleens cen
trlfugaL common Sh913C fair, I49l6o; good. Ia2lei
nrime 92d27c; kettle. 819Sc. SYhUPS
Common IiQ15c fair 16glsc good. 1sg2lo; prime
22G25c; fancy. 2613Oc
OCEAN MISUNDERSTANDING in steam and sail tonnage
was quiet in departments The demand Tor vessels
showed no Improvement the tendency OF rates was
lower Quotations to Liverpool and Antwerp, lhd Lon
don ind: Hull Pad: Bristol 2g2hd GLASGOW and New
castle 2d: Isith Rotterdam &C. January Hamburg
pigs bremen. 225 pigs cotton to Liverpool per 100
~ o. London. oats Cd CHARTERS-Iwo British
steamers sos and l74s cotton, etc. SAVANNAH to
I4Dad T,Ingfou or Continent Sd. January British
steamer 7O4 tons phosphate. Port Ingiis to Dublin;
100 "a March s. British steamer, 26OS tons. general
cs1so Gulf 10 United Kingdom or Continent private
s EabTav les; British steamer, 2i59 toms sulphur.
sv 10 United States private terms; British steamer
~ ,1s coal Newcastle TO st Lucia, Is ID; British
.;ssmer 900 tens coal Cardiff 10 Bermuda 81 Briush
$1,000 tons coal CaIdin to Halifax IS Cd; British
stesmsr 1855 tons coal. Norfolk 70 Havana private
tsrns and back ports north shore OF Cuha 70
north OF Hatteras sugar 90: steamer LZSt tons pn0
phats rock Port TAMPA 20 CartsTet private SSeLns;
italian bark 144e tons timber Pensaeo4 % STls'9i
Channel s5s Danish bark $50 tons deals 81 joan os
70 ciavecastle sis May-Juns; Norwesisn barr LA
g.. dssIs Dalhouso 10 West Britain East Ireland or
iondon s7s May-Juns; Frenen bark l'sS tons chalk:
IS,-,Ltrs "a New-York Philadelphia private eiisi
ps.tish haTk sss sugar. Peru 70 RsS-1ork fhi1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
Cash Quotations.
The GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOFFEF-It a bull day IN coffee. well as cot
uno the similarity continued so that II was az
% cefe II Fhcrts covering The market opened hiIh
an advance lOG30 points on higher European cables
small receipts which brought IN good buying orders
III outside while houses with European con
tt.ois ~ere heavy buyers leading 10 the suppostion
tte Interest claimed abroad. covering
Vas naturally good deal q realizing al the az
60 pli generally speaking. prices ruled very nItn
49, couple Of months sarPing nn a little and the
e-Ae' was finally firm % points higher. Sales
80 isJgID seerss expecting that
escIhg VIII continue Il bsng asserted IN some
ai Lne short interest nearly
eh Iags N the sumner positions These sales, "
49, have been made against purchases abroad
ar NE advancing market "a Hayrc and Hamburg
10y protects foreign shorts the hedges here
II u realized that there Is large long IN
"a me local market and Il that suen
S "a tnHt q to-day considerable long eo5ss sonne1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
A ROMAN MEET.



Rome has delightful climate the whole year
round. and from the end OF November to the middle
OF March is an ideal time for hunting; tnen the
hounds meet twice week. On such mornings the
riders leave Rome or the villas around about IT, in
time or the field and ready by II o'clock. for
the hunt IS always several miles from Rome, some
times the rolling, partly timbered land to the
nortHvard but more often the level plain. Such
& meet is Rome what Meadow Brook meet IS TO
New York L means q morning gathering Of fash
tonarles with time and money and distinction to its
credit Swift moving motor cars. numbering drags
and hands. smart phaetons baToucheS. vic
torias and dcgCarts hurry out from the city From
the estates Of roblemen the vicinity OF the hunt
come more carriages and men on the hunters which
they VIII ride in the days chase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 19.-Closing: WHEAT-spot hrn: No
red winter IS Fad; fItres quiet; December
nominal March. s. 4,-d; May IS 3Ad CoRSy-sDos
lsd: March. IS mad PEAS-Canadian steady s. 61sd.
FLOUR-St. fancy winter DUH SIS Sd HOPS
CPacidc firm, 12s63t6 BEEH- Qui6ff
extra India mess 62s Cd PORK dull; prime mess.
Western rs 81 HAMS-Short cut. IA 10 70. steady
49s BACON weak; Cumberland cut % 70 50 n. Sssi
"a 70, ABS clear middles. light.
"a 10. long clear mddes. heavy, SIS 40 n,
clear backs 10 20 ~ $685. clear bellies.
20 n. OULDE>I3S-SCuaFe. ID 70,
firm cd LARD steady; prime Western, IN tisroes,
Gas Ga. American refined pals. 35s BUTTER nOmi~
nal CHEESE quiet: American finest white. SIS: Amsrt-
car coiored, Sd TAIsLOW-Prims steadyS
23s %, TURPFNTINE-S Spirits steady. AIS 81 ROSIN&
Common Arm Is 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arm. 7A4~
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
ACCEPT Or. eREee's RESIGNATION.

After passing resolutions Of regret. the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church has accepted the resig-
nation Of the Rev. DR.. David Gregg, who has &C
cepted the presidency Of the Western Theological
Seminary The following committee has been
chosen TO select a successor to DR.. Gregg: From
the elders, John n. Beach and Charles W. Hand;
from the board Of deacons. George P. Conrad and
Caleb V Smith: from the board OF trustees, w. w.
Goodrich and Frank Healy; from the Sunday
school Clinton / RossiteT and George Z. Allison;
from the congregation, D. w McWilliams and
george Y Brewer; from the Mems Club, Henry
Mackay; from the Young Peoples Association
Henry y. Napier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
% satstlcal poEtIon ID BraEL.an e0ee Is f0l0ws

CCIvrON-No session Of the already eventful season
been excited than that Of to-day. For a
half day the record breaking scale,
resciug about 600 bales and the ruled
strong The advance started by higher cables.
abroad Of 2JU23 points, advance
IN view Of the recent gains Ano the
excitenent would surely have followed this show
intensified by the announcement Just before the
opening OF the market OF the suspension OF MessIs
TLafpb,on a Foulke This a email brokerage house,
but had business FOR many years and had Tep1
The failure reported due 10
Tie defalcauon Of trusted employe and Is only ths
second failure reported during the last six months 81
Tec0rd breaking activity and wide huctuationsa fact
sneaks volumes FOR York Cotton Exchange
r-sr,fersbip and officers There were no ruIncfs OF
roStbe bc; IRE bare had natural
on eentiruent covered actively. AFTER
~ =. N reszing was tremendous and at time prices
sa9rsd back little but were later rallied again aH
previous records for the season. WIN
Tenusry selling l3O5c March al lS~oc 1ag a. l2.ooo
Iniv 81 10 &c being net gains OF 1870 points
a. ,t4s level bulls sold heavily ana one lGa4
~ bulletin announcing that nc ~ts ssIlB 70!
sen Tbts seemed take the edge the HA!ket
pFohts 80 Toward end CT the session long COTTON
Honle".o bfg hI0cks easing prices on rapldy me
came - barely steady net 2gil points higher AFTER
close ,e min house which had sent out adYces thAt
me cioS issued another bulletin announcing that
u We closing decline Ordinary news was
II IA the speculative I1e-
shlIe'y ne dav were and estimates ~
eeipA 10, O lie movement IS attracting nts etteHton
Ie ~ the continued heavy exports ana uhs AoOd uo
OWNS .Crtes FOR spot cotton IN the south -. 4. A.
man 81 contract prices IN the local HAAst t0uas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20

saIes-s Sanders: 159 lambs. Is average at 50 50
per 100 70: Buffalo do. "a 10 So: 23 year
lngs few sheep. 90 n at s. 80; state sheep 81 n.
Kerns Commission Co: 217 Pennsyvania lambs, 50 n.
a Indiana 50 70. IS Indiana sheep.
70, So So t31 Pennsylvania 116 ID, IS So
Harrington & CO.: 10 Canada lambs. 100 70, at So
HOGS-Receipt5 were 10 cars 2S22 head nearly
consigned direct no sales reported Country dressed
quoted 5QTAo per 70. for heavy Hight weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20

tending advancing tendency. Reports
from the growing continue bullish 20 the
growing crop and expect still falling off
IN the movement after the holidays. Rio 200 refs
higher. HEyre advanced &s9l franc ana Hamburg was
izQ% pig higher The spot market Arm, with quo
tatous on the basis &c No 7.
prices in the local market to-day
IL laLl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
MAN CRUSHED WAS A PRINTER.

THE man who fell under a motor train OF the
Kings County elevated railroad ut the bridge sta
lion Cd Friday night and was crushed TO death
was Identified yesterday Joseph Emo. printer.
1,-o was EMPLOYED IN William-st, Manhattan, and
lived at No. I56 HaIl-st. Brooklyn He leaves
,rsfe and four children.