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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
MORMONS EXPELLED.
There Are 1io in Germany and the
~Overnm Has Ordered Them tn
L~eave-They Are from the United
States.

Serlin, April o4.-The
OF Prussia and of the grand Ducbv of
"eohlehpurg have decided to expel the
-"oiihoh missionaries. of whom there
are 17o in Germany and ninety in
PRUSSIA, on the ground that they are
p~ioPdsallnS a form of ~religicu belief
incompatible with laws of the state and
public morals and because noIvoamv
Is not excluded from their doctrines.
Inc MISSIONARIES who are all Ameri-
cans were allowed sufficient time Tn
settle up their nerson affairs.
None Of h Mormons has Yer bean
deported.
The government of Prussia defne. N.
expulsion as being simply a police moo
sure. for which no legislation 3aaj be
made. When a Mormon arrived IN .
German village he would rent 4 haiI
and begin to preach the new faith and
the common result was that he local
pastor Of the state church or the
Catholic priest of the parish womb
complain to the police, who not in
frequently ordered the missionary to
leave. The latter then would telegraph
TO the Mormon bishop in Berlin who
IN SIlilCo HlolSS SlitUdSSN
would obtain a suspension of the po-
nee order indefinitely or it's cancelIa-
ton. The foreign office, owing to the
number OF cases pending, took up the
subject with a view of settling the
status of the Mormons for good. in
stead Of being bothered by numerous
Individual cases. The result has been
the decision of Prussia and Mecklen-
burg to eXpel the Mormons which
course is likely to be followed by
SaX0ny where there are % missiona-
ries, and by other states. Bavaria
some time ago decreed the expulsion of
the Mormons and they quietly left
without creating a stir or attracting
discussion.
Bishop Cannon, who has been in
formed officially of Prussia's and
~Mecklenburg's decisions, has not yet
determined what to do but he will en-
deavor to obtain a reversal of the
policy. He affirms that the mission
aries never teach polygamy, never per-
suade their adherents to emigrate. and
always admonish obedience to the laws.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
BANK OF WARSAW.
Capital All Subscribed and the
n.OrrOw-New Bank Building-Ben-
net Live stock Company Chartered
at Observation-Disclosures to Attend
the Odd Fellows Celebration.
Especial to The Messenger.)

tSpCIldl " Lie N1CSSSIISSI.J
Goldsboro, N. c., April 25.-The cap
ital stock of the Bank of Warsaw has
all been subscribed and the stockhoId-
ers will hold a meeting on Monday to
organize and elect officers. The bank
received its charter from the last 1egis-
lature and in the meantime the work
Of getting UP the capital stock has
been going on. A building In which to
do business will be erected at once.
The bank has a bright future before
1t. Warsaw is situated in the midst
of a fine farming section and is an d
mlrable location for a bank, which Will
be a great convenience to both the
and farmers.
The emmett live Stock Company, Of
this city, has been Incorporated with
a paid up capital of 5 5000 with privi-
lege to increase to $50, 900. The incor-
porators are w. E. Borden, J. w. Ay-
cock and Don Scott and the Of
the company IS to conduct sales stables
for horses and mules. Mr.. Don Scott,
who will manage the business, was for
years the chief lieutenant of the late
Geo D. Bennett, who was the best
known horse dealer in the state and
from whom the new company takes
its name.
The children If the Orphan Hone OF
the Odd Fellows will attend ir q body
the Saith anniversary Of Odd Fellows,
which will be duly celebrated by Neuse
Lodge No. 6, of this city. To this end
all members are earnestly requested to
meet at their lodge room on Sunday
evening at 1870 o'clock sharp. to at
tend divine service in a Body at ST.
Paul NJ. E. church, where the special
anniversary sermon Will be preached
by Rev. H. E. Trip.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
wosn'f the
Hen, bur God

At an elementary examination in
English which was lately held at a
school not so very far from this city
two sentences were given out to be
corrected. The first sentence was to be
corrected as to its subject matter and
the second as to its syntax. These
were the sentences:
The hen has three legs"
"Who done it,"
When the papers were handed in, 1t
was found that n of the pupils had
apparently regarded the sentences as
connected in some subtle manner, for
his answer was:
"The hen didn't done it; God done it."
Philadelphia Ledger.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
JeEries and Fitzsimmons to Fight
for the Vets.

New Orleans, April 24-The commit
tee for the entertainment of the u. c..
V. reunion is arranging to give a car
nival of boxing, wrestling, fencing
and other athletic features, to increase
the receipts of the entertainment fund.
Charles Z. (Parson) Davies has been
requested to act as manager of the
affair. Mr.. Davies is en~deavoring to
arrange with Champion Jeffries and
Robert Fitzsimmons to appear in a
exhibition. in connection with
other celebrities. The carnival is to
be held May 18th in the new stadium
on the fair grounds, which has a
seating capacity Of 13. 900.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
"The Widows Cruse.1

The Sunday school superintendent of
the First Baptist church, Brooklyn,
was quizzing a class Of small girls the
other day:
"And what was the widows cruse?''
he asked.
There was a moments silence. Then
a little hand went up timidly:
please, SIR" said the youngster, "the
widow was n of the people that went
with Noah in his yacht."-New York
Times.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
Not Strikingly Noble.

$50 your daughter is going to marry
a n~obleman."
Yes" answered Mr.. Cumrox; "but
he's only a nObleman by profession.
Personally 1 must say he strikes me as
a pretty common sort."-Washington
Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
Disasters.

LeWes, April 24-The schooner Lewis
Cottingham from James river for Ros-
ton with pine lumber was ashore on
Turner's Lump for a short time to-
day. After n was fioated it was dis
covered she was leaking twelve inches
an hour.
Philadelphia, April 24-The schoon-
er NJ. V: R.. Chase, from Brunswick,
reports that on April 18th off Winter
quarter light the ship passed a guam
tlty OF laths and two hatch covers
which had not long been in the water.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
Their Graft.

"Mr. and Mrs. Biggleson seem to be
invited everywhere, and yet he doesn't
appear to be especially popular with
the men,"
81 know it. But his wife is so home
ly, you know."-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
EIy's Cream Balm
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Gov. AScock Raising a Fund for n
State Exhibit at the ST. Louis EN-
pOsitiOn-Liquor Mems Purchase
Tax-Suit for $4,000 Against the
SeabOard Air Line-Methodist Or
Nearing COmpletiOn-
Thirteen Postal Clerks Killed.
Rane y-DensOn NuptiaIs.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
His Early Training.

"a two cent stamp, please" said the
lady at the stamp window Of the post
Office.
Eyes, madam" replied the new clerk,
who had just graduated from a depart
ment store. Twill you take it with you
OF have it sent?"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
A Great Objection.

"You don't seem to think very much
Of him." remarked the first sweet young
thing.
Il don't" replied the other. "He's
too d%readfully honest" .-.1z0asEr
"Is that an objectionf"
at is when it's carried to extremes.
Why, he wouldn't even steal a kiss
Chicago Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
Adaptability.

what are you reading, Charley,
DEAR" asked young Mrs. Torkins.
"Why-er-I was looking up the rae
ing news so as to see how a new bet
ting system would work. What were
you reading?"
"An article on how to live comforta-
bly, on q small Observation-Disclosures
Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
Unable to Sleep a Wink

Washington, April 24.-The Siamese
minister, Phra Akharaj Varadhara,
accompanied by Edward H. LOTUS
secretary Of h legation, has gone to
old Point Comfort for an indefinite
stay The only reason given for his
departure is that he has been unable
to sleep a wink" for more than a
month.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
OF More Importance.

young man." said the baldheaded
capitalist, let me give you a few
pointers on the art of saving money"
"Side track Them" rejoined the youth,
who happened to be up against the
wrong side of the market, "and give
me a few pointers on the art of getting
the money to save."-Chicago News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
A Dream OF Bliss.

Dora-Wouldn't it be lovely if we
had $50, OOO,O 900?
Clara-Of course.
Dora-Perfectly heavenly! This book
on Facts and Figures says a ton of
diamonds can be bought for that.-New
York Weekly.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
Why He Knew.

"Can No child tell me what kind of q
bird Noah sent out Of the ark"' asked
the superintendent.
"Billy cam" volunteered the children.
Ellis father Keeps a bird store."-Judge.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
c 1 Lon1fngs.

Miss Fraish-I wish you would tell
me how 1 can break into society.
Miss Blahzey-I wish you would tell
mt how I can break out of it!-Chicago
Tribune.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
The Arfiat,a Aim.

Friend-But-er-what's the idea Of
the work? l don't quite grasp it.
Artist-The idea is to sell it-Chi-
cago News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28

Judge (sarcasticalIy)-"Did YOU ever
earn a dollar in your life?" Vagrant-
On, yes; / voted for your Honor
once!'-Puck.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-04-28
The BLACK
PEARL OF
PERSIA.
By Samuel MacauIay,

Copyright, 1903, by Robert Howard
Russell.)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorlk January 20. 1908.
RFEVFS-Receipts. as cars Ts2 head, mainly con
signed No reported. Dressed beef steady
CITY dressed 7G1Oc 10; Texas beef 61s9
Tc cables quoted American live cattle sell
ing at Ikal3c weight refrigerator beef at 9g
lOc per exports reported for to-day or tonorrow
CALVES-Recepts. all for the market, were rs heac
Jersey City and lis at sfxtets Xeals ruled Sow
ana weak cars Western calves were resod- ' ea1
sold al SIS 75GS0 % per City dressed veals. l0g
l4c per 10 country dressed weak at 9qlci dressed bar
yard and calves 6Gsc. 40 ~
SaIes-s Judd & Co: veals 12T 10 average at 81 %
per 100 10.
s Sanders veals 100 10 at 50.
John veals, 40 n. at Sc 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. including } cars direct
carried from yesterday total of % cars
10 City ana 10 at Sixtieth ST Botn
sheep slow. with sheep and good lambs
slightly easier. quality considered. and and
iCa15c lower About is cars Of stock we're
nsold sheen S34S4 so per 100 n lambs at 50 l2
fIS6 ~; cars very prime s6 35: cus at 81 3D.
Dressed mutton case per 10; dressed. Sc 30 cus at
So Dressed mutton, per dressed lambs. SIloc
Saes-T Harrington: 100 Ohio lambs 70 10 at
ST. "a per fa0 Western do n. So 10 1888
F3uffalo do IS n s6; 20 State DO IS n at Sd Ohio
sheen Buffalo iO9 10, So 90 u
state sheep lambs, % II. AT 50 80
Eerus Commission Company: 2lS Buffalo lambs To-
at So IS: 30 do 81 IS: So Ohio do 6S n. at
S. so 70 Ohio sheep ia 10. az 81 80
Tobn Shannon. i5T Buffalo iaInhs' 40 fo at go 100
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 2a,-Catte-Recetpts 200 including
$50 Texans: very Good prime steers. - $50
50 Is poor 70 good S4$4 30: and feeders 81 %
1S4 40: cows heifers. S20S4 60; Gamers
81 40Gs2 10: bulls 81 So so: calves 81 50G$6 80 Texas
ed steers SO 5oGS4 40 Fiogs-Recepts- 2S,o0O; to-
morrow 1000. 10 to 2Jc higher Mixed
S6 50S6 "a. good choice heavy 50 S91
81: rough heavy s6 J0&4S6 50; So 259s6 80 bulk
50GS6 SFeep--Receipts 120Go; sheep and
lambs choice firm others lower Good TO choice weters
81 1G$4 %. choice mixed. 81 50S4 %; native
lambs 81 4C0S6 25: Western .ambs. 81 1886 - -
Cincinnati 29--Hogs active, higher. s. a0G 50 50
Cattle steady. S2Ds4 75. Sheep steady. 81 5q$4 90
Lambs steady. S4@S1 81
CITY ian. 29-CattIe- Receipts. 60oo natives
500 Texans calves. 100 natives Corn cattle steady
quarantine steady; steady to 1oc lower
quarantine steady Choice and dressed
beef 81 SO0s5 %: fair to good s. 6S4 10 stock
feeders S3dS4 Western fed steers 81 Io9g
heifers S3dS4 10 S1Q$2 10; bulls
S26S4 TO- calves S3dST. Receipts, $500 market
5dfOc higher active Top Sc bulk Of sales S6 65gp
So heavy S6 1212 S6 90: mixed packers So 3JdS6
light So 40GS6 Workers Sc J5S6 So pigs. s6S6 b
SheepRecepts 500 head: strong, native lambs 81
dS6 % Western lambs 81 SjG$6 10: fed S36s5 TO-
vethers 81 5OS4 81; Western wethersf SS4 go
sroCkers and feeders, s. 50dlS3 80.
Buffalo. Jan 29.-Cattle-Receipts light, nothing
doing. steady: tops. s. Go7S9: to good
50NSS Hogs-RecciDts 1850 head: steady; heavy
SIS s5: mixed 1886 so; piss. Sc IS
ass So roughs S6GS6 D; stays. S5GS5 o. Sheep and
lambs-Receip-s 94Oo steady top lambs s. 90G9
Sc culls good 25GS5 SIS: yearings S51<5 25
81 sheep top mixed 81 25d$4 5O culls TO good
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

ors referred 70 buying cables showing
a sd rise at Liverpool points markets
besides which La Plata higher in the English
markets. Reports from San Francisco likewise denoted
very nrm undertone there ocslv sensitive
70 bull influences practically all showing little re-
export Indications by gave cement
70 friends OF the market foreign
account consisted OF L load No and ! load No
Northern NeEl az this point. IA loads at out
lhe leading Chicago appeared seller
OF wheat most Of the conspicuous
70 S0Soo0 bush fer the day with $4,000 bush
while seaboard
bush wheat and -four Argentine cables noted rain in
places and the sky OF cash
wheat anoat basis. follows: No / hard
Manitoba. sosc: No Northern Manitoba SS3sc No !
proIrpt- -CoIsN-Ljke wheat. the market
firm throughout the day fairly active prices
%d12c net higher Most OF strength and support
was based on hrmness abroad. light stocks and
unsatisfactory weather through the West All that could
be discovered il the export lire however sale OF
outports The actual sesboard cesrancAs amounted to
$4,000 bush and the interior receipts eos 000 bush
latter with At Chicago
ONLY graded Of 30 received on
local account there sales Of LOCO bush No corn
ard ZOO bush No , Yellow. No closed nominal
ing TO time Of delivery. No white yellow. 59c.
afoat-.-- .OA TS-The market for oats more
active future but still dull the spot.
with sales Of early 600o9 bush all local The speculative
market generally firm all day with corn No oats
closed 43c No :. 42iec: No white 44c No 2 white,
standard white As Sc. RYEMarket firm; No West
ern 6lc. ahoat; State 5695I 9ac- f RILEY
Market quiet feeding quoted &C c I New-Iork.
and mating 51G60c. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

do 90 ~ Buffalo sheep. IL 10 at -
% Indiana do 9S n. q So B.
=. Judd & 40 lambs. H. a 80
Harrington Co: 200 state lambs 10 70 az 90 -.
J. q. Curtis Son: 50 State lambs ~ ~ az 90 =
115 do 6s n at s. 81 state sheep 10 ro at 81 80 y
do 81 70 50 80 - =,
n. at 50 30: Gull lambs. s. 30. - 80,
J. n. Bro. II state lambs. 50 ~ at - II
n 50. sheep. l23 n. at 50 nscH
80 n. q 50
Sanders: state lambs. - 10 at s. sT1=
HOCsS-Receipts. II 3.042 head: about a car
on sale alive steady state hogs STdST 10 per 100
10 Country dressed weak TsG3c n for extreme
weights.
Sa.es-s Sanders: % state hogs. 13s n average. at
81 Ia per 100 ID
Tobn & shannon: hogs. III n. at s! 10 1
rough ESQ 70. Sc 10: POO n at 81 90 boar
10 n So
Andrew Mullen date yesterday "a state hogs 126 En
j H Hume Bro date yesterday: los state hogs. 10a
NJ at s..
s ygdd 81 state hogs 119 n at 81; date yester-
dayl IC- Western hogs 100 10 at S6 90
H. H Hollis date yesterday: State hogs 122 n at
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. % 2e-C1osing: wheat-spot-No red
Western winter STEADY IS 1l4d; No Northern spring
quiet Marcn 6s 4d. May pad. COrn-spot-American
mixed new quiet. I'd quiet; January.
March. As 81 d: May IS 2sd Hops at London-Pacifc
Coast firm IS l5sf7 FTour-St Louis fancy winter
quiet S. 3D. Peas-Canadian qie. 6s std Beef easy
India 102s Sd. Pork easy prime West
ern. T5s Hams-Siort II I6 10 steady 52s Sd
Bacon steady; Cumberland 10 AS Sd short
RIB l6 10 "a long clear nddes. light IS to
n long clear niddles heavy 35 70 20 ~ AIS Cd
backs 16 10 20 10. AS clear bellies.
70 SIS Lard-Prime Western in tierces steady. 51s
American refined in pals quiet. sos Cd Shoulders
square II to steady. Butter nominal Cheese
strong; American finest white and colored TaIlow-
Prime city steady, 27s Cd Turpentine-Sprits
Rosn-Common hrm. 5s Sd Petroleum Refined quiet.
fneG-spot dull 22s AID TaIIow-Australtan London
firm. 34s Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ForE EETC-6sy's coffee market opening steady
o1age2 Prices. showed steadncss during the early
session February being advanced points.
covering hy local shorts.
lower on which basis the trading quiet. Sales
we're rooted 10 Al 225o bags The early cable
fo special feature The decline Of lec reis at Santos
having been expected and being advance Of
Tsrisl : ptE Hamburg The primary
moderately fun these
OF sentiment. ideas being well settled
r1e opinion that the production marketing viii
ABOUT L ef0 bags. whereas earlier in the
estimates OF l0oeos bags were perhaps the popu
lar However indicates. il IS
sad crop q about the larger figure and while receipts
fulfil this
they little further effect
apparently regarding prices 6iscoU1ting
production Whether they discount the production
which is follow. that marketing connection
with =he worlds visible is another question,
suc one which is receiving varying answers The spot
today unchanged the basis Of
SIC for R3o No :.
The Of contract the local market to-day
va
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
BAITIMoRE E. OHIO RAILRsAD.
Dubl1r Notlces.
APPELLATE DIvIS-
SUPREME COURT, AP

SUPREME COURT, AFRELLA1E D1FAS%
ION First Department-In the matter q tbs
application OF the Pennsylvania. New York ana Lons
Island Railroad Company for the appoinLnent q - -
Commissioners and report whether railroad
railroads the conveyance and tra1spcrtAiol er
persons property ought be constructed anu Sps
PI-rrrC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. pursuant
provisions OF Chapter OF the Laws OF 49,
Long Island Railroad Company viii apply % the zF2e.
late Division Of Supreme Court of the state 7
fbs o. b. Division court F+lss
A. Madison Avenue Tenty-dfth Street IN re Bof
ie59' ors 1rIocS In the afternoon day.
son tbsrsft- a. counsel heard for the appoint
Hent OF three eofllIis s,- - 1e Ssan[ ,rethe-
deferrnine report --e
railroad or railroads the said city for the
and or persons and properly ousa{ 70 e
constructed and operated The papers upon ~liSu
Aforesaid application will be made the petJo Q. 20
sad Pennsylvania. New YORK a.d Long islnS F-t-Ila
otls ~pers recommending al Of which Wers
aied N the he Clerk y The sad Appellate DN
ion on or and IN adcltion thereto sNl
other papers presented 10 the said Cou-t oy
d.sr1tion o. the route and general plan % coastruc
spers hIed as with the said Clerk OF ne Ap
peate Division The following IS oret ara ssos{sn
'ial syn0pss & q re HSason RIVER 70 Jse East River.
though sfs 32d Streets and rom Ninth Avenue %
tn obiecf ~ the aforesaid application 70 obtain n.
anDontusnt commissioners who shall dsternlne Altr
rSrOad or raliroacs ought be constructed an ope
sfed and shan she evidence taken 20 said App
late Division together with renort OF taer
opertsaa Of railroad railroads as THIS Com,
pany VIII shall BEL shall when eSnarrnsd ~
owners along the sad rsiroad railroads
Dated. New York. January 2o5n ls.S Avn roxes
ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nv a J. FASsATT. President
ROBERT III. GR0FE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York--Henry Freygang. George Freygang ana I.ud-
wig Riesrer as Executors and Trustees under the Last
vii and Testament Of Gustav Freygsng. deceased.
plaintiffs against David Morris et al. Defendants-
pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale duIv made and entered in the sbOve-sntitled
1893 the undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named public auction at the New York Real
Estate SaesroOm No III Broadway. IN the Borough or
Manhattan City OF New York the goth day OF Febru-
ary 1908 al u o'clock that day. BY Hsrtert A
Auctioneer the premises erected by SAID Jus
raent 70 therein described as follows: Al
that certain lot piece parcel OF land with the build
fr the Twelfth Ward the City Of New York Borough
Of Manhatran and bounded and described follows, 70
wit: Beginning q a point on the westerly side OF
Pleasant Avenue sxyseven t6D feet and seven
( inches southerIy the point or corner toed o
SoutheTly side or one hundred
Nineteenth the westerly side OF Pleasant Ave
nue. and running thence westerly and paralet 70 one
IJ11arad ana Nineteenth Street. and OF the
thrOIgh party erected partly on the lot hereby
c,rraYAt ana DartTv the lot adjoining the
r0rthsrlv side thereof Eeventynvs (D feet, thence
sourhe-v and parallel with Pleasant Avenue sixteen
S1e, and eight inches thence easteriy parallel
r one Hundred and Nineteenth Street and part OF the
corvsved and partly the lot adjoining Cn the
snthsrv side thereof seventyhve tI5l feet TO the
Tar side Of Pleasant Avenue, and thence northerly
sIor aid westerly side Pleasant Avenue. sixteen 40
feet and eight the point or place OF begin
-urg . oa.L 500,
ALBERT T. SIRE. Referee
p1-ss & rTEpPENHEIAIER Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 20
FSroadgrsv Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
Tbe foI5vrtng diagram Of the property TO be soid
i,e sr-aat uunber is 353 Pleasant Avenue
Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

Catto Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
goos demand sales coo bales sPecustlor ana
y.crf Ot0. American j. 600 receipts sVoo
= GO ALddlng upland. goo Futures opened seS1E'
January. Jauuary-Februsrz, Februar-Msrch ano go
april ses April-Mzy. 4 S0azs Sid: Aay7Janae- eLg
ssi- June-Juv SD; July-AGgust, Aeio'
EuE-Seuten Der zIG4 I'D September 4o-g
I'D 0ctoher-Novernber, z2d- Nanchester-a arms
fru ut prc=s asked business cloths fun prices
insisted upon. business small -.- -.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market sppeareo SORE
close but continued out OF lhs N-L
buyers all DAY less nominal as u pII.es
quoted below. Spring patents 81 Zs4 e. -, tg
SesTs 81 25aS3 as extra winter g 9oas3 lo extra
- winter 81 SodS2 s.; red dog. 81 5taS-4 sp -
ECCKWHEAT FLoLE---Stsady, a. = 1VW
8 30. spot and arrive eHE Fl[L ~ I1.ss
good s3aS3 35 choice TO fancy IS 4oSS -
-..- -CORSNEAL-Firnn- Quoted. Kin dried 20 !9g
and yellow 81 5OQsl s.; coarse. 81 1881 -
FEEL-Luoted- Spring bran spot 81 SACKS 20 49,
b -; spring Iiddiing. s2OdS4 ID ~ 70
sacks. city feed 81 81 90 nnseec Oh caEs 80
oiczEe 50 %. hoEnv chop 81 nilFnea4 AZ 0e-t
GEAIE-WHEAT-Tb advent Of colo wave IN -Sorlii-
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where little covering sent Nlest
prices uu &C market to-day. lc n IL
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Il after the recent
damage prospects Among the conservative element
sssever there was comparatively little fear mat any
Serious results vgceId the OF cold
wheat States ~ This time ~hen tie
slant having little growth anc has not YET 1olll'l-
uncovered nevertheless. admitted
Price Current well indicated hat such was the
Naturally the July option was most shected y
cold weather Chicago showed more activity tlah
any ths season IN addition 10 tie crop eoncl-