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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-19
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der Sittlibfeitsperbreben i'm Mmts=
gefdngniH inbaftirten alttatbulilhen
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Sage Deriebt, als 8eueen gegen ben
pflibtpergefienen oeiitliben 8eratber
ibren Werfiibrer, auftreten gu mii1len.
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8runoe liegenoen Material elm aug
gernabter Wiftling.
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.5ranff. 8tg.": Der nod siemlih
iun9e &aplan elmer bieiiee1 tatbplis
fben 8farret bat ben 10 biz IL Sabre
alten Sbulmdohen oas 9ragen Der
fursen. bis gum @ubDeeu reihenoen
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bDten.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
JOe'S Honey.

When it comes to honey, tall
honey, sticky honey. sweet hon
ey Joseph Hays and Thorn
as Yates have been strictly in
it. They started to saw a tree
bout twelve inches in diameter
down and when the saw enter.
ed the hollow the sticky honey
stopped it, so picking up the
AK they cut the tree down and
found that it was filled with
honey for the distance of ten
feet, and Joe said: The blam.
ed stump was full and how far
down in the ground it went,
don't know"
Rev. L. M. McReynold's, who
was standing near, said; why
that's nothin, seven miles west
of that tree there is a we'll full
of honey" Next.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Big Compliment.

The Missouri State Republi-
can; the sharpest Republican
paper in the state, in its issue
OF the 9th inst. said: IF the
Republican party of Missouri is
to have new chairman. let him
be a man well qualified for the
position-a man equal to Seib-
ert in political sagacity and as
good as Cook in organizing
ability" If that isn't a feather
in the caps of those gentlemen.
then what would it be?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Wanted.

] had hoped. that my name
would never have to appear
again in the home papers in
connection with "Duns. or in
other words, relative to the
payments of Accounts due me
and which are yet unpaid. But
it seems there are many, who
from their neglect. or inatten
tion to my former. and frequent
appeals for Settlements are
forcing me to again remind
them OF their duty and really
what should be to them a pleas
ure
1t is said: THAT Patience
sometimes ceases TO be Vir-
tue" and I am fast becoming to
be believer in the truthfulness
of the old adage, for I was not
only patient while in business,
but it will now soon be two
years, since l went out of bust
ness and l am still trying to be
patient and waiting.
Past experiences has sorrow
fully taught me that de-
lays are dangerous" especia ly
so in matters of this kind. Now
IN re viewing my public appeal
for S ettlements of these little
Accounts l wish to say in earn
estness, that l cannot afford to
wait longer. They must go in
to other hands for Collection
for the reason that there are
hundreds of these little Ac-
counts that l scarcely ever see
the parties owing them. IHdi-
vidually they are small, but on
the aggregate they are large
and mean a great deal to me
would help me to meet my OBJ
legations which l am trying
hard to do.
Trusting that all those tor
whom this is intended, will
show their appreciation of my
past accumulation to them-will
at once respond to my Appeal.
l remain hopeful.
B. 0. WOOD.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Mourning Their Pet.

Some time since Col. w. II.
Youell bought a shepherd dog
for S25. He was the smar test
of the smart, and the Colonel
had refused $50.
The Wabash changed all that
and Ben is now in dog heaven.
Mrs. and Miss Yowell had
become greatly attached to Ben
and his cruel death caused them
to shed many tears. Before
preparations for Ben's funeral
could be made. some vandal
stole the collar from around his
neck. The Col. said: well,
I've heard of stealing coppers
from a dead nigger's eyes, but
darn'd if I ever heard of steal
ing collars off dead dogs" Mis-.
and Miss Youell were Justly in
dignant over the dissertation
of their dead pet.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Onie Fink has bloomed out
as fancy window dresser. He
assisted by Phil Wood built the
angel, butterflies and other
lovely things in the Wood
Bros. drug windows. The le-
geud says that Christmas came
from the birth of Christ and as
the young men were with the
angels and butterflies, their
thoughts must have been of
heaven.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Santa Clause Letters.

We were real sorry not to be
able to place all the cbildren's
letters in the DEMOCRATS mail
pouch, but some of them arriv-
ed too late and what is worse
still the fathers of some of them
carr led their children's letters
in their vest pockets until
Thursday and even Friday.
Next year we hope all of the
little ones will take an early
start, so even lazy papa will he
on time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Something must be radically
wrong with Republican logic.
The party denied that the
Southern States in entering the
Union reserved the right to
secede or withdraw at pleasure
and result whipped the South
out of her boots when she at
tempted it, On the other hand
Roosevelt the accident not only
thought that Panama had the
right to secede or withdraw
from the Columbian compact,
but has aided and abetted her
in doing so.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Major General Macarthur has
sounded note of warning that
sounds as though it came from
an alarmist. He thinks that in
the near future the U. S. A. and
Germany will at war and that it
will begin in the Hawaiian
Islands.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

DR.. S. M. Brown was called,
to Ely Sunday by the serious
illness of station agent Bagley,
who had had the grip which de-
veloped into pneumonia.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Swift & Company's packing
plant at East st Louis, ILL.,.
was completely destroyed by
fire Sunday evening. The loss
will amount to three quarters
of a millions dollars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Frank Dlwson, the man who
shot and killed Miss Hartman
near Madison. has entered a
plea of not guilty. His trial
will be held Jan. 4, 1904.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Big Boy.

F. M. Rohr is papa for tn e
first time. 1t is a bouncing boy
and Marion is puffed up bigger
than any man on Second
Street.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Cheap Rates.

The Burlington will sell tick
cts Dec. 24-25 81, 1903, and Jan.
1, 1904. good until Jan. 4, 1904.
at II rates for round trip within
200 miles of Monroe City.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Guantanamo, Cuba, Dec. 10 -
-Four hundred United States
marines and 300 bluejackets
landed here today and par,ici-
pated in simple proceedings
marking the formal occupancy
of this place as United States
naval station. Cuban and
American aags saluted with
twenty-one guns.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Miss Mildred Scott has re.
turned from Hardin College to
spend the holidays with home.
folks a nd friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer Hickman
of Hunnewell, were shopping in
the city Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17

Martial law is in force in the
Cripple Creek mining district.
The dispatches tell us that
that Mayor Naylor, the provost
marshal at Victor, Colo, PRO
hibited the publication of the
leading editorial" in The Victor
Daily Record, and "likewise for.
babe the editor to print the
official statement of the miners
executive committee" Is this
martial law or arbitrary official
superiority to all law.-Atlanta
Constitution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-17
Some Turkeys.

Tuesday BaIzer & Dirigo
bought 5000 pounds of turkeys.
The big lots we're: F. Tillett,
2,248 lbs; McCreary, 1,16O and
Corley & Williams, /, 522 lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 4.--CATTLE-Receipts 2s 600 head in
Guiding 5000 Westerns; 1Ua25c lower: good prime
SSQ$S 60; to medium. 50 4OdSI
and feeders S2as4 S. Sass 80; heifers S31S4
SlS2 %. bulls sass 10. calves
fed steers, S3uS3 so Western steers S38$4 % HOGS
receipts tofy @SuvO head' toInoI9~. -4Oo; l0glJc
heavy 81 sO s. 40; rough heavy 3OS4 20 light 81
ass Is: bulk Of sales. 81 TUGS4 SHEEP-Receipts
$40" head sheep i06l5c lover: lambs 15c lower: good
to choice wethers SO 26s3 10 to choice mixed 75
rs3 %: native lambs. 81 5OdS5
Cincinnati. Nov. I-HOGS lower. S41s5 is. CATTLE
dun S2GS4 % SHEEP dull. 81 50dS3 Is. LAMBS easy
SO s5dS5 SIS.
Kansas City. Nov. 4.-CATTLE-Recepts. II ZOO
natives. 800 Texans Calves 200 natives. 100 Texans
Corn fed dull lower; Western grass led COWS
slow: feeders steady quarantine steady
Choice export and dressed beef 81 5OGSj 40 fair
to S46S4 so: stockers feeders. 81 50TS3
western FED So 3O Texas and Indian steers
81 1898 Texas cows. 81 IcdS2 65. cows Esq
s. 50 native heiters $2qSS So Gamers s1@S2: bulls
Market lO925c over Top s. i2ls bulk OF sales 81
n hna- 81 1908 ~: mIvsf 81 Tpt-
light 81 5aS5 i2; Workers. S. 05qs5 i2 pig, "a 75a
s5 IO SHEEP-Rec~ -.s 400 Make, sIsaay NaIt.e
So 3OdS5 10 Texas clipped yearliugs. 81 5GS4 Texas
eppt sheep s. tOGS3 stockers feeders S2aS3 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu-Ycrk, November 4 1915.
heavy realizing the opening
~ ne coree this morning encoursseo y
markets taNoratle
T---er ne nau this first prices we're 10 70
--trre lcv-e~ Il decline Eooc buying power
however. afterward The marker ruel
+.s5, ri f-rr closing STEADY 10 IS points ioet
ue~e 81 haas The primart news vas rom
ee,e-a1 sffe-erf sources. Karie hrische & 20 esu
~ares the recelrrs ports Toy the nQnln q
---re-he~ ed $4,000 Just about the same as
as, ,ear an6 cable received via L1ndsn staLeo lA'
49, -1~-e~r c-o- would about l&ueocS DaEs,
while the prospects the next crop were gooa Al s
rs-,e time receipts according 20 the GAYS catss -
particularly heavy The two porJs eetlIe o-S 49,
sa-e the time lasl yea
r ~ e1rti- thar Santos receipts last year were ior
s-u- savs AKA three this year The interior mo
e-r ~ estimated Il . COO bags Hamburg vas %
~ rfennrs lower. compared with Monoay. a.
Y4ey-e VS. about "a 2. lower. compares y
There were clearances q 500 es.
---e rrIer selling early seemed come from houses
-tr Tev-orcans connections. willie Wall Street was .
rru5 buye- t1e 5eciue. 49,. -.-
erot coFee quiet but fairly STEADY WIN S-ota
lions or the o. Csc for RIO No -
TIE range a. contract prices II the local narAe1 u
F-r- was p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBuNE. THURSDAY NovENBER 5. 1908
Virginia and Texas,

sTn ana soa;ssrn 20 Soc SNAKE Virginia and Texas.
oGE Sp lone MeA On E make! vas rather
general he'd oa basis pending furtSer SeTee e
menis IN wheat FLoIR--sprllz patents. 81 1895 10;
Gears s. 75ss4 ie extra 10 winter IS 55sSs 4S
a1ive BUcKWHEAT FLoCRMarkef essy: oSof o. 70 70
as o Choice 70 aey = ss 81 SS e g9gd s. 70
2ssse 6,,n cree = OgsS ~ as 70 brand BAG MEAL
coarse s6l4si FEEp arm oGoted: sprins f Srs sS
nliddlng sis0S22 So in go n sacks city fee sIa
So g to aT. o. ms "a 50 eominy chop 81 spot and
&c 5-, let "A f s. sttaek was made
% ,5 aevnes s., az Csesgc on Tuesday and an in
with break il 81 Louis during hour. BY reason
evidently artiaeiaI md afrrsct xSo,s I was
The bear element For line n reisteS hui in fbe LAZY
ms ecemSsr beTe esfs en- 959e5 meTkets f00-
cline nee Monday in the May option thus narrowing
day Besides dec mes o SSd in Sg Cs S S iS
since M0r6ay there was y9oSe rasafi p 9 "a IN,
ne selling tenGsncy all Day Paris markets closed 1525
5000 export trade bad been worked gave the marke.
dition 70 Ub lyeay aRc Du ig ~ Loads IN al
two days The interior movement again showed an ex
rS9 eusb eoInpsrisons WITH last year the total for
from the seaboarG r,ost Of Wheat The VTorids stock ~
hush for the week compared with increase last Of
aSis were as follows: No Northern duluth. ssNo: No
uaTl Newly ork, eSc. and No = RED NeW-Ncrks SOC.
CoN-For time to-day ,he market showed fair
amount CT stability getting GOOD support at Chicago
the ID that rains unfa vCabe to the
movement and he large seaboaEd clearances. most
which Nevv-York steadneSs continued
until the last hour. when severe hTeas in wheat
duced reaction which let hnai prices "a
down the previous night Not only cables
easier, but the demand showed no feature what
amounting loads here
outDorts. Tho movement for two days
C00r00 bush ia Of the period last year.
While number q adverse huskng returns were received
from Nebraska and Illinois, il noted that few buy
Ing orders accompanied the At the No ,
quoted Bic elevator. and - sc. ahoat:
w -rHr Nc NJ No > z q hafna
commission houses bought oats
Chicago market, and for tire prices higher
with but they eased on finally, closing unsettled
sales bore amounted 20 llSno0 bush unchanged
prices Morday. No closed 42o; No s 4o7c;
No white. AZ No white 423c: track white. Al
45iac. standard white, 43'2c. RYE-Market dull
No Western. e22c. Z sfoat State and Jersey rye,
5SF5Sc. BARLFN-Na- lzet steady. Feeding quoted
soize, ard mating 52d5ec. both Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
READING SYSTEM

NEW JENSEI GENTRAL X h
Liberty St4zet and Ferry Time ION
South Ferry minuess sarilsr tnaa SHOWN Sei011
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHCNk-zte0 t7l5 Castor only) g 10
A 81 40, 90 Is IS Easton Only) ? u sundays.
= 2 q " y. LOO SO = csns~ToS-z.oo az,
500 p NJ Sundays. Il. IS a d. leo ? ~
LAKEWOOD. LAKLHCKST. TO11S RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4 90 . 30 A n. $50 $40. A3e.
LakewoOd and Lakshurst only)s 500 P II Sundays
AILANTTC CITY-.sao A. IL, 434o P IL
NINkLAND AND BRlDGEION-Fz4OO A II. TlSo
IOxG BRANCH. AsEUEY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
Point PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4O0. $50. uaO A N. SIS. AS. $50 $50 llL5o
Asoury Park only p II Sundays. except Ocean Grove.
PA IADEIPH .A-tREADrN6 TERMINAL). sA9s.
TOO IS 90 90O 1000. ti1OO a ". f12 o. Ice.
$3.50 ZOO $50. 400 500. t6C0. $780, 500 P N
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s42S. $50. 1850.
Ills A u. sLco. +-3-s0. '5.O0. 100. 1873 P II.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
WILLIAMSPORT-I4Oo 8A25. tS0o. 70 1000.
II 4 N. Reading onyl. slOO 80 T2o0 p "a.
Reading Pottsvlls and Hrsb's only. r4-oo t5OO p "a
zFronl Liberty Street only sDaily- fDaLy. EXCEPT
ofces: Liberty ST Ferry south Fs-rv. House.
1871 261 asa 1900 Broadway 1s2 5th Az. Is onion
SQUARE West t53 2i3 West l25th St. 24S
Columbus Az New York. Court ST. 3+s. $40 F1lto1
St klyn $50 b way. " usDu-g- y. y. Transfer Co
calls for and cheeks baggage 70 destlnat-sn
W. @ BESLER. G u Burt.
vice Pres and Gen ME- Gen Passr A<-@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05

ssey. yellow per Dbl 81 5oas2. do red. 81 5og$2
sass 40 yellow 81 5saS2 q; do red 81 s58
81 do Orange County ys'i0gw per e%g sig
%hite per Dbl. sfQs5: do yellow in bulk per $50
rs. 81 50 q 81; do per bag S19S1 rs do small bhls
81 5o@ 81 T5: do red in bulk per $50 ms 81 599Se
do red per bag. 81 s09s2; PEPPERS. nearby. per
Dbl Isc q 81 so; do Florida, per carrier. S1G 81 Is
r Is. Virginia, per basket 81 80 50 IS: PUMP
and Jersey. 100. 507 55c: do Norfolk basket
SOC 75c; RoMAINE. New Orleans. per bbl s.: DO
state and Boston, per dozen, 50G 45c; STRING
BEANS, Charleston. wax. per basket. s3G SO g; do
green, IS: do Virginia green. 81 SO 50; do Jersey
and ong Island bas. sc 81 so: S1U Srf
Hubbard. per Dbl. 81: do marrow. COG zoe; SPINACH
Long Isl@nd thl T-cff 8 10 Baltimore. 81 q
81 25: TOMATOES, Jersey. per busNsl box 50cHS'
90 Western New-York, per bushe basket 81 - 81 %
do Florida, per carrier. So So do hothouse, per
70. 20d soc; TCRSIPS Russia per Dbl. rs s5c: do
wh,te. 81; WATEBCREss. per leo punches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
Public Notices.

TMPOEIANI
DAoarrrnenr OF Eiaance-Bureau for the Collection
Of Taxes No 81 Chambers Street Stewart B1ildingJ
NeV Yo~z Nover~bor ,. 1913
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons whose taxes for the year 1908 been
,st5 hofore the hrst day November OF
mat unless the shall be paid to the Receiver OF
axes at his once the borough IN which the property
BoiRSTJcSf4 OF M4NHATrAN No 81 Chambers street.
RoRoTGH OF THE BRONX. corner Third and Ire
mont avenues. The Bronx, y Y
RoROITGH OF BROOKLYN, Rooms 2. Z. 8 and s.
HI1TnfcipaI Build ng. Brooklyn. y Y
ROP0T-rTH OF QUEENS. corner Jackson avenue and
Fifth street. Long Island City, " 7.
ROROITGH OF RICHMOND. corner Bay and Sand
Streets stap1eton. Staten Island y Y
bafors tbe hrst day Of December Of said year.
charge receive and collect upon such
ing unpaid day. IN addition 70 the aulount OF
one centum on the amount thereof.
Tr6ided ov sections 916 and 91s Of the Greater New
Eorb Charter tchapter 37S. avs OF ISS7D-
DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver CT Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 4.--closinE-wHEAT-spo, steady; No
6 $50 March. 8 SID: May. Is 4sd coRS-spO easy.
Ane. .ean nike ~; futures quiet yeOenioc..
IS nd January IS "a. PEAS-canadlan steady. 50 sd
FLOER-St Louis fancy winter dull Sd HOPS et
arm. india e7s ca PORK steady; pTiure
Western s0.- HAAS-Saort "a id % nru.
BACON nrm; Cumberland 20 % 50 70 6Tsi re.
"a 70 long clear mtcGlss, Hight - 81 n
a5s Cd long clear nitdss. heavy IS % 40 70 3ss et
clear backs iG 20 n. Sos: clear helis4
10. ESs e. SEOULDERS-Sduzfs II 20 IS 70 strOna
sss "a. LARD arms prime Western sea; Americas
.enned, pefs BUTTER nominal CHEESE outer.
Azss.ssn tnsss wsIls. u.s. 10 coayss. Ga yAILoW-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05

The local market for spot closed steady, with
prices p points higher the basis q ios5e for mid
ding upland and lie fer mi1cinE SulI ola sales 70
cay were $50 bales. 81 20 splners. Wi.mnston Sss
poiuts over. Nortolk STEADY hlgner
1oa-s SIS bales; Baltimore nominal - points
higher louis firm Lice lower. az lo5sc.
aa ee. g bales Neu-Orfeans nrr higner al toHcs
sales. bales. Galveston firm lice hiEaer o.!
S-l6c sales Memphis arm, &C hlgneI RI
f0-sc sales f0oC bales. 49,.
tomorrow Al NeN-eIte1iis
fEO0U 900 bales compared with lass oaes lasl
2UG-2 year. Galveston ltsyyo
against 229Is tales last week anc il'os
laIes Iasf wear Houston - 70 2@Ooo bales
b4les 1850 bales last geal
Receipts ports Interior points to-day com
r.sr.d WIKI same DAY week and last YEAR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York BY the grace God free independent
10 Aline woodhed. Francis A &c Wnt. and to all per-
estate Of Louis 7 Hoyt. late OF
the County Of York. deceased. cred tors
OF kin or otherwise. send greeting: You and each OF
you hereby cited and required personally TO be and
Surrogate OF tire County OF New York
at su-rogates Court Of said County held at tie
County Court House n ths county OF NeW YORK, o.
in the forenoon day tfen and there attend
judicial settlement the OF proceedings OF
United Trust Company q New York as Executor
OF the Last and Testament OF said deceased ard
such you hereby cred as are under the age
Of weuty-cne years. required 20 appear BY
gus rdan you one. you have appear
and apply f0r be appointed. In the event %
vour neglect failure do guardian viii be sp
pointed by Surrogate represent and act for you
In the proceed ng-
In testimony whereof. We have caused the Seal OF
the Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF
York be hereuntO affixed. Witness
l. g. Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a SIrrosate OF our
''s...'- said County. the County Of New York
the 18th day o. October. IN the year OF our
Lard ons thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
C'r~k
EDWARD W SHELTON Attorney for Accountng Ex-
ecutor No - Wall street. Manhattan New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05

-Houday

coTTON-The cotton market yesterday was active an9
Opening llQl points, Il
generally firm 70 strong during re entire SESSION
only brief anc unirp0r-srt reactions the cose oel-s
firm vlgh OF po1rs q The best prices q the ses-
and q 70 80 points higher safes we're ssl-
mated chief influence n TIE
early Liverpool aulaCI-
Ellison. sd sstlr1stec seasons probsbls
requirements Of American cotton les1tcO "a es aus
ssseTJe private cables @ Dc the cause
frrness Liverpool which also affected the ocsi
market after opening bullisa crop esl-
placed circulation BY prominent bull ID
geresL panied z crop y S6O0Oo0 bales
cor-pe5 tfon The reports L2I5 Correspondents q
g local trace authority. The bullsh couparlson a.
rorded by these Two estinstes vas sioeo y
favorable outlook the FER East and oulEn p'l-
advces from the southern markets, while Il vas
spiluers sunulalec 70 eisatei
avorsble crop acvlces Ire
weather. aside from tne
not u-tarorabe DIT WINE
many thluE advance hao oeen TOO
rEp1 AID led the market 70 reaction. tnere
seemed little disposition sell agressively foi
EhorI every batch buying orders from
bull clique prices stan LITTLE higher. December
a the session reached loose January
1O6lc. March CSC and Mas to66c. these being the
best prices q ban movement and q the
season. receipts Tor the day were 6sO0l bales
against IS bales end the estimates pointed
6 heavy to-rncrroVg
Of contract prices IN the local market toy
e tlllCNB-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 4, ?. m-coTToN-spot IN fair do
ei2d: good mdaIinE. $3.50: miednE es+e; low HaitdnS
o. 49, OC1 hrle. Of for spacue-
,ion a1d export included 6loo American. RecepiS
zoo rs,s. All American. Futures opr~-- ----dr
c:osed frn: American Eitdiiag G November. c.oIt
nd December, h.U.u; Dcconlc!
tss95 sah. In-rsry srd F-hrne-y 80 February an
Mareh 5o9G557t: March and April hb 5s6d; April ana
Nav sa5a; Nay end Juns> ooSJo.oocj sg1s and july
sSSsss5sa; : sly a.1 August cA@SSss1