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mated. The fight against the New
York judge had not been great and
when it was apparent that he was
the choice of vast majority the
nomination was made unanimous,
Dir Bryan and other opposing lead
ers falling in gracefully. From all
that can be gatheled from the papers
Judge Parker is the strongest man
who could have been named.
As running mate he has the Hon
Henrv G Davis of West Virginia,
former Senator of that State. 1t ap.
pears that little Importance was at,
tached to this office. 1t was thought
that man from the far west, from i
doubtful state, wonld be chosen, but
the country was given surprise in
the selection of Ex-senator Davis.
Just why this gentleman should have
been fallen upon is ret clear. He is
an old man, of limited reputation,
from a comparatively insignificant
state. 1t may be that his selection
was intended as a consolation to Sen
ator German, whose political manager
Senator Davis has been. 1t is re-
ported that the old gentleman has a
large purse and perhaps this had
something to do with his success at
the Convention.
This is Delnocracy's ticket. 1t is
without question a strong one. What
Senator Davis may lack Is made up
by Judge Parker's ! strength. The
country seems to be.entirely satisfied.
The chances for Democratic victory
are better than at any time since the
election Of Cleveland. Judge Parker
will get more New York votes than
any candidate save Cleveland could
poll. The Republicans have heard
the news in silence. They had hoped
for the nomination of weaker man.
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WANTED-SEvERAL INDUS

WANTED-SEVERAL INDUS
trious persons in each s.ate to travel
fnr house established eleven years and
with a large capital, to call upon mel :
chants and agents for successful and
profitable line Permanent engage
ment. Weekly cash salary Of s24 and
ali travelling expenses and hotel bills
advanced in cash each week. Exper.
,enre not essential Mention reference
and enclose Self-addressed envelope.
Manufacturers and Wholesalers. Dept.
3, third floor, 334 Dearborn ST.. Chi
cag".
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The Meeting at Bethany,

A protracted meeting will begin
at Bethany Baptist church, Lambert,
S. g., on Monday night, July 1S.
Rev T ] Rookie of Lake City Baptist
church will help in the meeting and
Rev H G White of Rome will be
present part of the time.
Hours for service IL o. m. and 9p.
m. Public cordially invited to at
tend. Fraternally,
HAsFoRD B JONES,
Pastor.
Morrisville, S. c., July 10th, 1904.
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I hereby annouise myself caRdi-
date for the House Of Representatives,
subject TO the decision Of the Demo
cratic Primary Election. | believe
that public of1ce'is public trns, and
pledge myself if elected, TO stand faith.
fully by the Interests Of the people.
= w. S. CAMLIN, LR-.
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With deep sense Of appreciation
for the support ofmy friends in the
past, hereby announce that / am a
candidate for e-elertien to the Hense
Of Representatives, subject TO the de-
cision Of the democratic vGers IN the
approaching primary election. II am
elected 1 shalH endeayor to serve my
constituents with the same zeal and
fidelity in the:futne as in the past
r"'. =. y 1T B GOURDlN.
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Recognizing his worth as citizen
approaching his executive ability
which emf nently qualities him fer the
office. and assured by his past record
that the best interests Of the county
will be safe in his hands. We e8ep S "
GAMBLE for the position of Csaafy
Treasurer, promising that he Wils abide
by the result Of rhe Democratic pBim-
airy election and support the nominees
thereof. FRIENDS
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! st the seliaitatDn sf m any fdeasls I
,hsreM annsunss myself d candidate
ifoa Probate Judg9 OF Williamsburg
icOnpay, s1bjsst 10 thf DPmSerstiG
Ipaimary election Having previously
held this OfSce fog feN years AID being
ifimili1s- wit h it, duties seel confSdent,.
III ehcted, THAI b eaa ail it TO the sat
iissaetiOnl Oh the aualis.
SIXTH.
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POE CURoNEE.

Thereby Announce my candidacy for
re election to ths Office @ CoDner Of
Williamsburg county subject To- the
result Of the Democratic primary
,Hayiag held sAis office By sexerah
iyeaYs and being IinS!ias with its duties
; ! feel that lcan Hl it to the satisfac-
|ti0a OF the pnbae.
J. Il M ECEtSOBS.-
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FoRlsHERIrF.

Thanking my;friends for their b@t,
support in the past 1 hereby anDeunae
my candidacy for reelection to the. Of.
flee OF Sheriff Of Williamsburg eSaatI&
subject to the decision Of 1he-yOserso IN
the ensuing primary election.
GEORGE j. GRAHAM.
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Urged by a., fattering number Of
friends to make the race for County
Supervisor sf Williamsburg county. L
respectfully ai,aounte my ea1didarv
for said otfiDs. alsdging pySsif " o.
gave Ined bY the rules Of sas Dsh0-
cratic primary election
S1MMTEL.Ji SlN&LETARY.:3
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Feeling derp and sincere appre~as-
ton for The handsome support given
me in the past and thankinglny friends
for the flattering interest they have
manifested in; my entering the present
campaign. bereby, announce my can
didacy for reelection to the House Of
Representatives hi the ensuing pran-
ary election. go ubiect to the rules Of The
Democratic party PS WALL
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FOks ksrREASURER.

"Cast thy bread upon the watszs, fbn
thou shalt find (it after many days"
Hence %. .Q0;and these few WORDS an
nonncing,myself candidate for The
Treasurer's Office Of Williamsburg
county, subject to its primary election
laws. 81 + SCUFH.
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The friends of Hoa B B CHANDLER
hereby announce him Il candidate for
the office of County Su perviSor. This
Office is one of the most important that
we are called upon 70 d d and IT is in-
cumbent upon the people to select .
man OF energy and bus iness tact and
acumen. No better man could be
found than the oos we name and we
present him, pIedgiDg him TO abide the
result Of the Democrat ic primary.
FRIEND DS.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT

We are authorzed TO announce B. c
wH1TEHEADf as candidate fer n-
election to the offiCe Of Clerk Of Couut-
subject to the faction Of the DamU-
cratic primary e1eerlon.
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We are authorised 20 ana0uDce
WIMLlAM COOPER. - A candidate
! fo1 reelection to the 9fiGs vi Super
ntendenG 81 H3ueaaion, slbtet TO the
rules Of shs CemSCratE gRm1W
sle9tiOn.
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The mspy friends Of l. A MOORE
HEREBY announce hinna candidate for
1.-THE Office oE County Commissioners Of
Williamsburg GSnnty pfdging
him 70 abide. the. rssultoh the Demo
cratic primary elearNn.
q fRAEN Ia
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/ Yhank;ng my friends throughout
the county for the loyal support given
irse in the past. ] IherebV announce my
|ssef q candidate fOg pe-appOintment to.
the office Of Sup rEisor VI Registration.
subject to the rules Of the Den,ocraLic-
IpSimarY election.
+ JOHN Y McGILL
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FOR BROEATNJgDGE.

We are autheaised to 9nNeu0ee s
;MbB SCOTT as D candidate fes e.ec-
tlan tothe 6ffi0s "a Judge 81 Probate OF
Williamsburg County. subject 70 the
.acaipn of ,he Democratic primary alec
itiUh
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-14

1 hereby announce that am . CAM
didate for thri Office Of Eslnty
treasurer of Williamsburg conntw. and
pledge myself ia support the aonii-
nees Of the Democratic primary cleo
tion j G IFRA@E.
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We are authoF Fized to Announce the
candidacy Of Mr. r B SMITH Dr
County Treasurer Of Williamsburg
County. subjectato the result Of TIE
Democratic primary election.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection to the office Of feOuntJ snpes
visor Of Williamsburg lc'Dunty, subject
to the rules Of the dem ps,ratic PRIMARY
election, by which i Ipt']ge myself to
abide. j. 4. GRAHAM.
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HOtice.

! By authority Of an act passed at.
the last session Of the General A ssembly
tile time for the payment Of the coD-
mutation road tax has been extended
until August ], 1904
TJ GRrAHA AM.
ss Supervisor.
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We are authorized to announce rs =
candidate for; the IiOuse of Represents
tives JOHN - GRAHAM, subjeck TO
the rules Of 1.-THE Democratic prinsasy
election. FRIENDS.
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+; hereby announce my candidacy Scr
reelection to the B"use of Represents+-
tives from Williamsburg apunty, sub
primary. w l. BASS
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FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIVES.

hereby announce myself caDdf
dat for rhe House of Representatives
subject to the Democratic primary.
PHILIP STOLL.
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IMnsay anhounrS mrseH a eandi--
dats for The Office OF Shpe ewfsor OF
lReyftntion, subject TO thstlsefsion Of
the Dsmsc ntis primary election
JKCDX.
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respectiullyi announce myself
, a candidate for Congress from the
Sixth Congressional District. subjecsto
the rules Of the Democratic primary.
JiW RAGSDALE
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EWR: SOLICITOR.

I haaeby ANNOUNCE my eaadMaov
for as-siectiuH to tie office Of Solicitor
Of ths Thin Iud Diaa Circuit sabjec1
to ahe ralesOS the Denioe na1ic party,
J2IdN ) WILSON.
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hereby announce that am can
didate for appointment to the ONCE of
Treasurer of Williamsburg county and
pledge myself to abideby the resMS ef
the Democratic primaries ana TO. sag-
port the nominees Of the party
H P BALDWIN.
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We ase authorized to announce the
uf r D RLAKELEyl for
ire. .elsct tipn TO the office Of County om
;nfssfoneh subjecy 70 tn rules of the
! Democrats primary eledtien.
FEENpS..
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FOR iAUDITOR.

l hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-appointmeht IS County AxdifDn
subject to the; rules of the Democratic
party. JfJ B MONTGOMERY
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b We are anthOaigeG to- :s3lDERee Mr.
lP MCLURE BNGKINEON as u
;candalate.1,r Supervisor Of Eegstra-
EfioD intl.e.appraachilg primary efec-
Etfon, subject 70 ahe ndes Of the Demo
kcy2sie paSty. -
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Please announce noe n candidate for
re-appointmenIj to office of Csunty
Treasurer. subject to the rules Of the
Democratic primary.
Gw.JOHNSO@.
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FEiENDS.

\ 1hrreB4 annonnee myself candi-
date for County Commissioner. sub
piect to ths Mules ef the DernOeTatiG
ilpan7y. " u SMITH.
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\ IksreoF annatusos. myself candi-
E'date tentIounty commissioner sabjecs
to tina. sules ot tha Democratic prlm-
larry election X B FITCH.
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FOE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
II hereby annouese myself candidate
lforCuupsy Commissioners in sbe ensu
liEg primary election, subject - the
mules v2 the Democratic party
WV, MOORE.
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i Iheby Sn1suMe mtgseif tandi-
date foD c sInty Commissioner. subtec1
to t,ss nuteS aftS De1aDessric primary
ielestibb.. ANDREW r EADDY.
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thereby announce myself 81 canai-
date for Congress from Sixth Congres-
sional District, subject to DemOcmtic
primary. J E ELl4ERBE
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FOR COSGsESS.

I hereby announce Myself u caniii-
date forCongress in thu Sixth District.
subject to the rules Of the De nocrasic
primary election. w J. DAR.GAN.
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FOE SEPy. OF EDTC A9iON.

] respectfully Announce myself. a
candidate fsR the ofhe Oh CsuIttY
Su pe ,in,endsDt Of Eaneation,. snbjec q
~ the rules yf the NepapeMtic pNMary
election. Z OLLA &SSS.
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1t isn't always the deaf woman
that wears the loudest dress.
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A man never attempts: to convince
another that he is perfectly sober un-
less he is partially drunk.
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THURSDAY. JULY H.. 1904.
c. W. WOLFE,
kingstree. sc.

THURSDAY, JULY H.. 1904.
Mr. Bryan won the nomination fol-
the presidency BY his gift of speech,
Judge Parker won BY the gift of sill
ence. c.
Among the many big men Of the
st Louis Convention John Sharp
Williams was easily the biggest. He
lin class oy himself. No other
member of the party measures up tc
him. Had it not been for his cool,
wise leadership that Convention
would have ended in a mighty row.
While Bryan and Vardaman and. Till.
man were excited to the point of an.
ger the mighty Williams was poised.
Not for q moment did he lose his
head. The Parker telegram made
Bryan sick; it made Tillman swear
like a trooper; it made Vardamau
mad, but Williams kept his head and
, saved the party. What a president
be. " ould make! c.
How delightfully."- refreshing in
these days of politics, these times
when the MIN is hunting the Office,
wasths conduct of Judge Parker in
sending thattelegram to the St Louis
convention. The convention had
said nothing in its platform of the
/ gold or silver question, ignoring for
political reasons, that Issue. When
Judge Parker learned of his nomina-
ton he Immediately telegraphed the
Convention, stating pointedly his
position on the money question, say
ing that he was for gold standard.
He did not desire to hide his position
on this important question. He was
not called on to declare himself but
his manhood asserted itself and he
did so. He told the Convention that
be was for gold and if this was not
satisfactory to give the nomination
to some ore else.-How refreshing!
There are still some statesman in the
land. Z.
The great Democratic Convention
at st Louis has been held and candi-
dates to lead the Democracy have
been chosen. There were numerous
aspirants for the first and second
places, but from the beginning it
was clear to those who carefully read
the papers that only Judge Parker
was to be seriously considered. MIR
Hearst, the New York millionaire,
had conducted the most remarkable
campaign for nomination that the
country has known, spending many
thousands Of his dollars to have him
self named Cor the presidency, but
the American people were disgusted
with his tactics and would have none
of him. Senator German, that mas.
ter of the game of politics, had
worked for the nomination, but no.
thing came of it. Mr. Bryan, the
former master of the party. spent all
of his great ability and energy inthe
interest of the aged Senator (!ockrill
of Missouri, but his influence was
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FOR SUPERVISOR RBISVHA-
Tl0N
Ihesabg annSpnse myself q eaDtli-
idSse for ths offste VT Supervisor OF Reg
'istration,. subject 10 the raes ss the:
:DemOeratic party.
W ISAIAH TBDALE.
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Mr. Bryan won the nomination for
the presidency by his gift of speech.
Judge Parker won BY the gift of sill
ence. c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
GAVE THEIR OWN BLOOD
TO SAVE cLASSMATE
College Girls Opened Their Arteries
to Replenish Blood Supply of
Miss Organ.

Vlncennes, Ind, Dec. 20.--To save
the life of Miss Katherine Organ her
fellow members of the Society of Vim
cennes University submitted to have
their arteries tapped The blood OBJ.
tanned was used to replenish the i'm
poverished blood supply of Miss Or
gan. The fact has been kept a secret
and even now the girls refuse to dis,
cuss the matter or tell who of their
number submitted to the heroic op-
Grafton
Miss Organ was operated on for ap-
pendicitis. She lost quart of blood.
Her life was in momentary danger
but her classmates came to her res
cue and she Is now completely out OF
danger.
The doctors injected blood from the
veins Of the healthiest members Of
the class into the. veins OF Miss Or
gan and there was quick change for
the better.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
STOCK EXCHANGE
HAD A DULL DAY
Big OPERATORS WHO HAVE
BEEN 50 RECENTLY. ACTIVE
ARE RESTING UP UNTIL Az.
TER THE HOLIDAYS.
BY the Associated Press.

:'y the Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 2O.--The strength
in today's dull market was due to
very light offerings on the stocks.
Operators on large scale who have
made the great markets of the recen t
past seem TO have withdrawn By, com
mon consent and 70 have left dealings
to The smaller hut atill professional
class. There is pretty general
agreement that revived activity is not
to be looked for until after the holi.
day period. There are many personal
and private considerations which in
duce languid interest Ii business du
ring the holidays BY many brokers
But aside from this large energies ana
resources devoted 70 great annual
settlements IN business diver much
from The stock market.
This factor seems 10 be less opera,
i've than usual ibis year, owing 10
abundance Of money Offering IN The
Ioan market The cali loan rate
seems TO sag ms cad Of TO stiifen as
Tie end 81 the year approaches and
little is done Il as nigh as 3 per cent
Loans arc made on time for periods
UP TO six months both at 3ll and az
Fer cent, and there is only Ian
guid demand even al those rates.
A sequence OF bona offerings Of
fr IL
ues 10 make ita appearance and 10
be taken off the market with appar
ent readiness This probably serves
to. explain partly the diversion OF op.
erations from the stock market
Along with the general agreement in
probability of dull trading until AT,
ter. New Years go numerous expires
sions OF confidence in the highest
prices when the market does become
active again
The movement in New York Cen.
tral today, unaccompanled by news
of any direct bearing on the proper
ty, had considerable effect on the
whole of the days narrow market
Restoration of dividend rates on
Lake Erie and Western preferred and
on Indiana, Illinois and Iowa were ia.
vorable incidents.
There was some realizing In Unit
ed States Steel stocks additional adj
vances in prices of products. South
ern Pacific moved in response to ru-
mors of coming dividend. Foreign
exchange was easier but New York
exchange at Chicago receded to near
par Gains were not fully retained
but the closing tone was Arm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

WERE FREQUENT
FOREIGN REPORTS AND LARGE
NORTHWEST RECEIPTS HELD
WHEAT DOWN AFTER A
WEAK OPENING.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. 20.-WHEAT-Tra
was moderate. still fluctuations were
quite frequent within established
ranges. Feeling was rather easy on
the whole, and the close was u high
er for December and 81 lower for
May. The situation at the start was
weak and offerings rather free. The
sharp decline in English markets and
liberal receipts northwest were the
main bear influences It was reported
that holders of Argentine wheat at
Liverpool were reselling in a panicky
way. and this caused decline there.
Liverpool was Il to 1as lower AT the
decline better demand developed for
December and the forward deliveries
sold up in sympathy, many of the
early sellers covering. The close
was easy.
COEN-The market was quiet and
fluctuations narrow, the close being
"a higher for December, while May
lost 70 Offerings were moderately
Tree at the start, cash houses again
being among the principal sellers.
Lower cables and the break in wheat
were among the chief bear influences.
a large addition to local supplies this
week was also a factor. At the de.
cline. shorts accepted moderate guam.
titles and the market became steadi-
err.
OATS-Were steady early, but
closed easy with December h@A
lower, May off u. Trading was small,
largely local, the selling of December
and buying of May by leading cash
house widened the difference to 22s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 2O.-CATTLE-Sup-
plies are falling of. the number Of
high class cattle arriving is the
smallest seen in a long time. Todsy's
market was only moderately animat-
ed at weak TO ten lower prices. with
medium grades comprising a large
share Of the offerings. Cows and heif-
ers are selling freely and little high.
er than last week and only a mod.
crate demand exists for stockers and
feeders.
SHEEP-with $4,000 arrivals to
day and nearly 6.O00 left over unsold
last night, there was a very TAR
Tuesday supply. and with restricted
shipplns demand rtiess wers wssk,
iarsssy sk@t LIVER. bsst lets En-.
csptss a few carry sales were nake
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Dec 2O.-WHEAT-R Re
ceipts. $4,000. Spot, barely steady;
No. 2 red. nominal, elevator No .
red, s1.177s. f. o. b. afoat. Options
closed unsettled at h@h net loss.
May, SLIP 11.1G.
cORN-Receipts. 5000; exports.
G17,00O. Spot, easy: No. 2. 55ik ele-
vator and SO (. o. b. afioat; No. 2 yel-
low, So; No. 2 white. 53R. OPTIONS
closed partly 4 net lower. May,
51h.
OATS-Receipts. G6,000. Spot dull;
mixed. 34hG35h; white, SGG37;
clipped white, 37h d39h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
!. Al St. louis.

N ~ Iuu'S'
BY the Associated Press.
st. Louis Dec. 2O.--CATTLEr- Re
ceopts, 1000. Steady; beef steers,
$3009G50; fancy 7.00@S0O; stock
ers and feeders. s2.000375; cows
and heifers, 2.27@45O Texas steers,
s2.25@430.
HOGS-Receipts. 10000. Steady to
easy; range. $375@470.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
e. 20 MoneY Matket.
By the hssoo.sted press

D me hssOc;ate1 Tresa.
New York. Dec 90-Money on cali
steady, 2Md3 Ter cent. closing bid
20. offered at 2 Time loans, easy
and doll. co and % days. six nonths.
3h63% per cent. Prime paper. "a
Az per cent. Exchange easier. de-
nard, s4.sf35di4s74os CO days. q
s4e5gtss470 Bar silver. c.