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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-28
Na6rt6ten aus Snbiana.
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@lts uno seIddbter Ssnorift SsrIu9te
am WOntas ieinem Saiein Elm gnbe
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fiibrte Die Stai por ben ausen ieinsr
6rau aus. tuelae i6m nod re6t3eitig
oas 5ldi9den entriB, ionit uiirbe er
ben gansen Snbalt bssielbsn gu iib
genommen baben.
8ef9dftigte @roBge=
d morenen.
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renen. tpelbe am MOntas ibre Sibung
beenoist batten, baben nidt peniser
als SO 9lnflaeen erboben, in tpel9en
100 Yerionen inbolbirt linb.
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rau1t.
81 n ton. 9lls Der Goblenard=
Der Sobn glrfnep bon einem 4usean9e
na9 Sauie suriidtebrte, ma9te er Die
unliebiame @ntbefune, hab tpdbreno
ieiner Ibmsienbeit elm ginbre1er in
oemielben ssbauit uno i'm um feline
griparniKe bon $3.50 bsraubt bate.
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81 e tp u bar b. Gbwarb Mf.
Mc@uqo9 bat als Srufee IN Dem
8anterottfalls bon M. 3ier & so.
burd Steauns bon $4,000 8irs=
idaft qualifi3irt. Sie Si9erheit
fteGte Die 6ibelitp & Guarantee 60.
Ser Gal 1T iebt Dem 8unbesseri9t in
Snoianapolis 3usepisisn worben, uno
&ihter Mnberion ipirb iih bieie Wode
nit Der Sade befaiIen. 9luf ieiner
gntfdeiouns beruht bic @iltieteit Der
grnennuns bes Sruitees. Bis oabin
betleibet Der bon &idter Mnberion ein-
seisbte Mahsnpsrpalter, @apt. 5. 8.
@onnor, bieien Yoiten meter.
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lDbte n.
Soto m o. Srancis Sutton, Der
18jdbrise Sobn oes Garmers @m.
Sutton bon 9.mlnf, wuroe am Mlon.
tag Worsen auf benz Jabrpeg nabe
benz Mntpeien zines Nadbarn Gamens
psters als 2eide aufsefunosn. Ser=
ielbe mar nit Der Sobter bes 2ebteren
berlObt ssweien. I'm Mitterna9t
batts er bon berielben Nbidieo getuOn=
men. 8alb nadoem er fortsefabrsn
mar, jasts er fib eiae &usel in Den
&opf. Sie 8riinbe, aus tpel9en er
ii9 bas 2eben nabm, iino ni9i
befannt.
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tipfiibrer Wm. Sap Sr. 1T am Mon=
tag in 6olse zines 9er3Idlases pl6bli6
aeItorben. st mar SO Sabre at uno Al
Sabre Bel Der 9. & O.S.W. 8abn=@e=
| ieai6aft als 2oeomOtibf bfiiber angsitellt
sepeien.
pofalif 3es.
gleue poitmsilfer iuuroen ernannt;
@eorse 8. potter in @ementbille,
Glarfe gountp; %. 6. Metcalf III
@entrpbiQe, Gpsncer gountp; @eorse
u. Mcgormid in Otpel, pite gountp.
= gu 2anebrieftrdsern tpurben er-
nannt: Greo. M. OATS in WOuni
Yernon: 8ert 2ucas, CHARLES %. &p.
ger in Grantfort; unb Ostar %,
Smearsnsin unb Shielbs g. Sobnion
! in Ylainfieio.
Contention Der 3innpIa t.
ten=4 better.
Mnber ion. Sie 5. Sabres=
Contention Der Sin plate @ortsrs
Suternational Protectib Nf'n" murbs
AM Montas bier er6ffnet. Mm Dien=
fas tamen bic 8eri9te Der berf9ieoe=
nsn Beamten sur 8erleiuns. Sieiel=
ben fino: prdfoent:. @eorge pOwel
BON Wbeelins, %. 8a.; Seoretdr uno
S1abmeifer: Charles 6. camper bnn
Wbeelins; 8iee=prdiioenten uno ibre
reip. Siitricte: l., Mnberion Sifrict,
Grant Saeobs bon glmoob; g., 9tetp-
eafle, g., Diitriet, 9. 8. Bartlett bon
9tencaitle; g., pittsburs Oirict, $. 6.
Barrett bon Wc2sesport. 3d.; A.,
| 0Ahocf;,,o N;4x;r& Rs,,, ov,,;,, SSss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-28

1~ Die bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Staht, Wu9o's .9Onafeaofp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-28
u m 1. We q /.

Wesen bes 8ebrdngss Der Steuer=
sabler in Der Office bes Gountp=SdaB=
meifers miro Die Nus3ablung Der @ez
bdlter az bic 6euertpebr unb Yolisei
am 1. Wtai in Der Sffice Der vSnbiana
3ruit Co." erfOlsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
JEROME'S PLAN CHOSEN.
Eroise Reform COMMITTEE TO ASK
for Direct Legislation,

The committee bent on reforming '"e eA0.'e
s.-.-.s yesterday 10 advocate District
- To-,,ne's measure, and viii meet on
A.le'-,-s r,rht 10 consider the best way TO
- - its adoption. This was complete
.,,-..,7s Of the local option plans advanced
- Police ConluissiCner Geene and DR..
49, ,nbo.t. The District Attorneys plan
.,,st all licensed dealers may sell liquor
-. sane conditions which obtain now,
-. o'clock p. n. and II o'clock p. N. on
-. This ought 10 satisfy those who
- outcry about the dry Sunday. It's advo-
Gates thtnk
=. chsirrnen OF the two committees. Mr..
- FOR direct legislation. and Charles
.S-svye smith. for local option. delivered their
,i,vs 70 the meeting. AIr. Smith held that as
cher paris Of the State had the right to decide
IN he selling OF liquor and the regulations sur
-oundins f. this city should have the same
privilege He argued against saddling on the
naople compulsory measure The committee
n favor OF direct legislation declared that 1t
would be TOO unvieidy and cumbersome TO
submit the subject 10 the people. and that the
easiest. quickest and best way would be to take
a BIZ 70 the legislature. This met with general
APPROVAL, and District Attorney Jerome's meas
IRE was chosen as being simple, direct and
adequate in its remedial qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

rzsr-e- e. Dc lo-cATTLE-Reoeipts 600 head
POI n Enc lower. good prime steers S66Ss 20
g 20 coST q zsasi 20 stocksrs end feeders. s. TOO
a. y. 0yusc 20 Aei4erB. s. 70 80 -.
fss sserr 20 81 80 s. 81 calves, s29g5 70; TeEAE
fngrrow = - esQ&A HCGE-ReceiptE So 600 head
srr ~ $3.50 active, % zoe higher. mixed and butch
rouyh b.ses ~ good choice heavy s. B5GS4 e. =
Ss1T@s. - - as so light Ss I5GSs bulk
i0eISe i'-fteoel2rs. = 600 head slow,
- rSFsx A-iills steady good choice WstheT4.
Tax n lar . choice mixed SsGSs u native lambs.
- -. lea Western yeariings 81 70
@~ft Buffalo Dec Ia - 1-rT = :, ..,,. go 49,
-RscsB- 11s-heesiDts. 80 head steady s5esT HOGS
oSs III - nesl active. 5GlCc higher: heavy 81 90
8 s0et4 I'd = ossss5 co YorksrA y 6Q34 so giEs
lsnsle "a 49, Eeeepts 800 head active and hrn
= e~e1 g 40gSs 50. sheep mixed 81 sosSss Is VIZ
ine111-ss city Dee i0.-oATTLE-Reosapts soOo head
~ no4knerna. market and
stsn sss steer s. isgs7 Jar good IS 75Ss4 10.
g. 75GEs al. sssts y eos - stocEsEs feeders
Z z4s - t a5ii'e cows. q bcGss 30. nstivs hsifsrr
- L-iit. = iorf1 C. rsCCa
buIE ri ssaa nsrkst I0gl5c higher; top 81 X =
LA51ss-ss Pc sne dEtts g tOssl ~ EHIEF AND
a a. .etiss laHss s4fss 81: Wes-s $500 "a "a
g e. a e~es e IegsS -. stockezs saa fssasrs so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11

South Jersey 5Ogs2 so; per basket 75cas1 IS;
soethern yellow. per Dbl, 5OcGS1; BRUSSELS Sprouts
Per 6ol, s1as1 25: CABBAGEs. Danish seed red per
t1h S94S5O do white, s30aS4O; domestic, s2OG<3O
90 Long Island per 100 S6d$10. CAUIIFIoWEIts Long
isnd short trimmed Dbl So 5OGs5 do long trimmed
p CUCI MIXERS. Florida. basket Sass: CELERY
Sa9ee large per dozen stalks 4Oc; DO average prime
basket s1DS3 80; do Florida, per box. Sass; HORSE
RADISH 10. 5G6c: KALE. Norfolk. per Dbl 9OcgSl
LETTUCE, Florida. basket 81 5Ods3 go DO Norfolk
per carrier s1as2 so; onions Connecticut and Eastern
white DBL 81 50dS5 80: do yellow - 504S2 Is do
red 81 5odS2 =: Do Orange County yellow per bag
bbl. S21$5; do yellow in bulk per $50 10. 81 500
g 70 do bag. S1gS2 do red. bulk. per $50 70
slGS2 r. Do per bag Sigs2 do small white pickles
Dbl, S26S6 PUMPKINS. per Dbl. 75c61Si; PEPPERS
Florida per carter 81 5O1s3. PEAS Florida. per basket
crate. So 50GS5 60; STRING BEANS, Florida fancy
per basket crate s9TSe 80: do poor fair $2dSS
SQUASH Florida white per basket s1Ts1 90 do Huh-
bard per bbl SiSl .: do marrow. 15c9sl; SPINACH
Norfolk. per Dbl s. 50T$3 do 8altimore S2aS2 81 To
PEI fat e. $1aS3 TURNIPs. Rutabasa Osussia) par
'I6ThoGissE PRoDUcr+we quote: CUCUMBERs
dozen. S1GS1 H. LETTUCE. fancy heavy. per dozen
6Ol75c; do fair good, 3Oa50c; MUSHROOMS fancy
b 50fDfoC do fair to good, o1 acc RADtSdESr per
loo. 81 5oess2 TOMATOES: per n. 10000. -
were fled today expect irregular market
for most of part Of the month Prices to
day quoted the revision OF yesterday; would be
should receipts continue
we quote: Prime bales. 100 10, S2i1c No !.
S71zc; No 2 S2sdSJc No g. 70GsOc: small bales, &c
less per 100 than mixed. ToI5c: clover,
checked sales Prices have been
marked down to 81 20aS1 Receipts OF hay and straw,
reported at the Produce Exchange at noon to
day; Hudson River Railroad. $50; pennsylvania 10;
Delaware and Western. 100: West Sho ore.
Lehtgh Valley zoo Baltimore and Ohio 100; Central
Of NewJersey, no. total 1o20 tons Receipts OF straw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
STOLE, THOUGH Rich.
Young Man Collected Money
Fraudulently for Books.

Charles Y. Eaton. who wore several diamonds
and who is the son Of retired builder Of Brook
lyn was fined $50 yesterday by Justice More
house, OF Tarrytown, on a charge Of petit lar
oeuy, preferred by ". n. Towles. manager of a
circulating library OF Philadelphia
According 10 Mr. Towles and Chief Nossiter of
TaTTytOwn. Eaton had been collecting 50 on
fraudulent orders for books OF the library and
Subscriptions 10 a magazine. which he signed
under the name OF ". W Miles. II is alleged
thar he solicited subscriptions from wealthy
people in Ossining and Tarrytown and collected
several hundred dollars. When these subscrip-
ton receipts began coming in 10 Mr.. TowIes.
with many letters from women. who declared
they had never seen any OF the books they paid
for. he made an investigation.
Eaton was arrested on the specific charge of
collecting $40 for Two subscriptions from Mrs.
. 3 Bassett. OF Tar-yrown-
Eaton's father, Charles Eaton. Of No. 40
Greene-ave-, Brooklyn. paid the fine and agreed
10 settle with all the people from whom his son
collected money.
The alternative 10 the fine was thirty days
& jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
ANMON RACES IN COURT.
GosllH's Refusal to Testify the Cause
Scandal Promised.

There VIII he the greatest scandal that this
tow has seen for some time before get through.
They've got me down now, but after they get
through pounding. my turn viii come Why. even
to-osy they to me and asked ne 10 settle but
In going 10 show Up the people who put ne in
STATE prison"
Robert A AuuO2 made this startling announce
snert yesterday when The first 0f the Of those
VINO a-egr uhsL they were swlnGled by the cor
poraJion r-n ny Alfred r. GOsIiu. AmmOn Of $50
PEI cent Miller EyI dlcCLe fame, and frank D.
morgan WITH others, put on trial before JUS
L-e toclrare and a jury in the Supreme Court.
A-Eed r GpslIu. the chief defendant. refused 10
answer any questions. Oh the ground that they
might tend 10 degrade and InCriminate him When
1e was excused. AmuOl as in z rage, he had
expected TO ask him number % questions. which
De said would bring out some very interesting
things about their relations TO each other.
men the counsel for the plaintiffs Henry "
Earle, went up - Ammon ana tried 70 speak 70
HIN. A-nInOn broke into foul language and abused
and threatened Earle until he was cuieted Hv the
detective with HIM. When On the stand Ammou
declared that he had interest in the New-Yorlk
Electric Brake and Coupler Company other than
as counsel for Gosn. He was soon dismissed and
used strong language because be had not had q
chance 10 tell more.
The prosecution did not want me 70 open my
mouth he complained. I'd have given them some
o. the u they're giving me-
The case Mas closed over a motion Of Arnn1or' 8
lawyer 70 dismiss and the jury was instructed 10
bring IL q sealed verdict this morning Another
Jury was az once iUpaDelicd 10 hear another case
against The same defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. December 10. 1903

New-York. December 10. 1903.
pssd beef sfsaGy city d3essa Rativs sides SSo
Gables received quoted American live cattle
TOP price SC per 10 Reported exports to-day: The Pa
rna, for the West Indies 40 sheep for L. ; Dlsnoack
CALVESs-Receipts all for the market. 30 head
Total 81 about $40 head to be sold Sc at Jersey
ana ahtt AZ A. sixfIetb-s The market ruled slow
all kinds Western calves were again stagnant
Prices rated about steady for Veals no trading
unsold including cars Of Westerns NeaIs sold
s46S7 30 per leo 10, City dressed yeals general sales
Safes. H Hume & Brother: 81 Buffalo veas ia
n average. at 81 20 100 n; do $50 ~ az s. 40 -
H H. Hollis: 3 veals. 49, ID. at 81 50: do, 125 n.
SHEEP AND LAMBs~Reeeipts including ears d.
saughterer, p a or 4e4 head making
i6s cars 70 be soId-I2 sat Jersey city and Sixth
rated weak in price and dull. Lambs
uneveny the Of sales possibly stronger
sheer sold al S36S3 per 100 n generally: lambs
50 5CGS6 Dressed muttOn-GeneTaI sales. 5G1o n
Sales-Nevton & Co.: 213 Ohio lambs. 3 n average
az S. 20 per n IS n. 81 10 lea 80 10
7O sheep 50 70 az 50 So 81 Ohio sheep and
Gull lambs, - 10, az So 80 -.
Tobin & 155 Pennsylvania lambs. so ~ at So
lo9 Buffalo do n IS So 221 do - n IS s.;
sS 20 Kerns Commission company 2fs Buffalo lambs ga
So 30; 80 do. lO4 n at So ls6 Ohio do lO2 70
at 50 so
Crockett & Co: 227 Buffalo lambs 81 n, at 50 IS
.. Harrington; POI Michigan lambs, Il 70, at s. 10.
J. II. & so Michigan lambs s. n. at IS eo
Sc sheep 1G4 10 a 81 3Tl..
FOGS-Receipts &c 4 7,4e5 head all con
signed direct Country dressed quoted at 5Ge u for
Sales. G Curtis Son Gate yesterday: Il state
hogs, 119 70 at 81 80 PEI 100 10 81 do 228 p
a 81 So roughs 6s 10 at - So DO $50 ~ at 50 %
I 26O 10. at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, December 10, 1903
COFFEE-The coffee market today was very firm
active Il opened firm advance OF IoG
points outside demand covering as result Of
unexpected strength in the European markets: and
while there heavy realizing the higher level
prices continued Arm. with the market finally steady
1898 points higher. Sales 167 $50 The
advance chiefly covering movement ar
buying European accounts which is p0pI-
larry believed be covering OF hedges in the
local market against purchases abroad There was ar
idea here Wednesday that Hnvre depressed
for the probable purpose Of making batter buying
here, The fact that Eavre yesterday
higher seemed indicate that foreign
probably short both markets AID were
reversing their position. advance local bulls
took profits literally. but regulated offerings to
market requirements that the selling was effected
without causing material reactions. The
market was rendered hrn-r by buIlish
and the additional gains were made around
midday The interior receipts were vary small
being estimated at 124l bags against 1888 last year
end the port movement was moderate. There no
further adTlces concerning the Rio
but Santos advanced loo refs and Hamburg refs
the basis CT &c Tor Rio No Z
The range OF prices local market to-day
Folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
s,1ts al ths ports ana interior points to-day com
81 the san1a tins last week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cableespot cotton
podsrste demand sales 1000 bales speculation and
or 500; American 5000; receipts. 900; American
5s 90 midding upland SD futures opened II
- points Decline closed steady. 7s9st points lower
Decsnnber-JanuAry 6@4G6 46d January
Fe5-uary e49es AID; February March e.sSd; March
An-fl ssa. Apr-Alsy, 687d: May-Juns, e.3od June
Trlv E<0s g5d; July-AuguGt, 6S296sSd. AuguEt-5ep
tsuber. 6Isd. MAnchester-Tsrns and cloths quiet.
GRAIE-WHEAT-The net change in wheat to-day was
q decne &c the market having ruled rather weak
pretty much day win anal rally near the close that
ecvsrss half the greatest loss In many respects
tie market dominated By the bun interest at Chieaso
T-tcb a. first credited with buying May and later
was reported be heavy seller The changes In other
the session we're based largely upon
concern es renectsc II the
eFEp Our market opened snaoe or
with the West. From THIS nfu1 spot
decline until the early AFTERNOON When
Chicago sent tae locA4 snoIts 10 cover
followed after which the Market rallied
aEsan ard closed steady In the way OF ne~s mere was
Wichigan report giving oondIton OF Whset 81 90
and the about y Per cent o.
a. average receipts we're ABOUT ISouOO D1sh
n while little feature 70 sea
bcrs except the shipments az noun when
Cr1r1nted bbs. Notable weakness was SHOWN
A. December UhsAt Chicago Throughout te cay Ihs
o,ttUs~ sod ana the bought IN that market
and cables reported heavy rains 70 WINE
O clear weather. The Price tdFIsnS
tered 70 growth as having been IetaIaeq "a
IA. ohio Valley BY deficient moisture. altnSHEh
Us cop iLoa 6syorshss. Cables WsEs oaH Ae s~@y NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY DECEMBER H. 1876.

snee occurred in the situation bids coming much
loaa az outports were announced, Quotations Of cash
ss, Q o sloat basis. follows: No Northern
aautR yZfse No hard NewYork. SIssc. and No red
49, OK Sofsc. CORN-The market experienced
ro,er pun dsv to-day with the leading factors small
ter at the West and light offerings, with
complaint as 70 the grading The Price Current said
.spo progress had been made in huskng but the
Jesuit Is irregular in yield and quality Some improve
et was noted In the business, which amounted
70 % loads all at outpors The lsr1c
et adVance No closed 81 nc elevator go
ahoat. No white 52lsc yellow. 544c
o b ahoat- OATS-Commission houses were sellers OF
yuy oats for a time today. but elevator bought
december and sold May. The general little
.rIner IN sympathy with and closed steady
20 oats closed Il &c; 3. 4Oc; white 42i4c;
no white Ike track white 4lG45c. and standard
hhlle - sc RYE-Marhet dull No Western, 63+.c.
I1Iltha adoet State and Jersey rye 5GQ5Sc BAR
Ii Market STEADY Feeding quoted at soc and
launs at 4SqSoc, both Z. Buffalo. The Government
por: maze winter wheat condition SEQ against 80 last
ana sbI IN 1901. The estimated q
acres coInBared win 34O70oOo in December last
800 and b. 10000 acres actually harvested. The esti-
n-ae OF sJatisteiar J. c. Brown FOR the winter wheat
OF isVi, based the present and condition
o-SUOVO bush. The final estimate OF the total
u production OF the 1903
s5ac. "' ~ ~ ~ -
lpts Of bresdstu1s interior points thousands,
@ three ciPhers 600 Flour bbs; grain bush;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
The range Of contract prices in the local market to
day follows;

market spot cotton closed quick AZ 10
points decline on OF y &c for mcdng upland
1880 for middling Gulf; sales were 30 bales TO
spiuners bales delivered on contract Southern
SPOT markets were telsgraphsd follows; Mobile quiet
= lower al II &c sales zoo bales Savannah quiet Nc
lower al lac. sales. 500 bales: Wilmington dull IN
1-16c lower l214 sales
SIS bales Baltimore nominal % points lower al u 25e
Augusta easy lice lower at l2set sales 7s9 bales
C'hsrIest0n steady unchanged at li%ci Rew-Orieans
oGie 20 l6Wsr az IlAc: sales, 100 bales; Galveston
steady I-1sc lower 15-I6c; sales 81 bales Estt
r7staS rsoenrs Of cotton leading points tomorrow
Al Nevrleans 10 coo 1900 bales against 07o last
vel snS SIS bales year At Galveston. 1900 to
COO against week and sss last year and at
Houston 1900, against 1851 last week and
6sl5 year. -.
-s-SS vtTb the aau1s tins last last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11

COTTDN-Ihs cotton market Still active to-
while fluctuations very irregular, they
compsraLivsly There does 70 be
popular interest but for the
hestancy and to be looking for
indication 70 probable events The mar
steady decline of points 70 an advance
points declines being in sympathy with the dis
appointing Liverpool cables, which. In connection with
weather for the movement and the prospect for
fairly fuu receipts, caused Liquidation and bear
pressure. Almost at once, however the market rallied
sharply. before the sesson twenty minutes old
prices gains Of 496 points On the advance
5ryEoods market, with the idea that II the advanced
prices by buyers manufacturers would Be IN
fair do business II was also reported that
Northern have been ouying more fesIy on the
other hand reported that Southern spinners
spot cotton and Il also rulored
clique had been formed This latter
rlrnor accompanied by persistent hammerng that
down being short account, and the market
began sag prices before midday being about
this level supporting orders
IN outside buying. with the result that
the market ruled hrU but
generally speaking fluctuations were very Irregular The
close steady July point higher and the other
months unchanged 10 10 points lower sales were est-
500 bales Exports for the day full.
port receipts equal last years and the estimates
leading points stancoH
The interior Is heavy and X Is expected that
visible supply will show good increzss
Southern spot markets easier and unchanged TO c
lower
The range OF contract prices IN the local market to
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
EFFORTS TO SAVE ENNIS.
Ex-senator Murphy and John T Norton Ap-
peal to the Governor
TBE TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. J

Albany. Dec. 10.-Edward Murphy, former United
States Senator OF Troy. and John T. Norton. chair
man OF the Democratic Committee OF RENSSELAER,
County. asked Governor OdelI to-day 10 commute TO
lie Imprisonment death OF William
INNS, The Brooklyn policeman who shot his mother
ln-law and shot and killed ms wife. Mr. Norton
appeared for Ennis before the Court Of Appeals.
Unless mis- sentence IS COmmuteG Ennis viii be exc
cll6c h Sing Sing prison some day next week
a commission OF prison superIILendenJs has de-
cared that Ennis Is sane, but Senator Murphy and
NJ. Morton contend that the evidence points TO a
condition OF Eunls's brain that would warrant the
exercise o. Executive clenency. Governor OdeIl has
not Vet decided interfere with the decision Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-11
RusINEss TROUBLES.

Judgment by default for s7.S4s was entered yes
t'Foay in the County Clerks Office against the
ouash-Anerican Gold Mining and Trading Com
-. South Dakota corporation in favor OF Eliz-
- Walton, on two notes OF the corporation
---e On June 70. payable 70 Charles II. Unverzagt
- laenrssd 70 the plaintiff .. T. Pennington Is
.e--eni Of the company.
-. saeri1 yesterday received three executions,
-, gazing ss.07s, against Marshall 3. Wilcox.
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