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The evening world., 1904-02-03

The frs. wrestling match of the year
In this city will be decided tonight In
the arena of the New Polo A. A.. OH
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth stree,
and Park avenue. George Fisher. In
structor of the New Polo A. A. and
regarded as one of the cleverest middle
weights in the country. will grapple
with Fritz Mohl, a new conner in the
game. but for all that considered a
likely candidate for the heavy-weight
championship, Mohl will have a big
advantage in weight in the go" with
Fisher. but the latter's cleverness. It Is
expected, will even that up.
For more than two weeks the two
knights of the mat have been prepar.
Ing for the contest. To-day they are
In fine shape for the bout. which is to
q finish. and the winner of which can
The evening world., 1904-02-03
WORTH RACE TRACK
REFUSES DATES

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Manoger j. r.
Wagner. OF the Worth Jockey club. an
nounces that his organization will re.
fuse to accept the racing dates In April
allotted by tho Western Jockey Club,
Mr.. Wagner insists that his club has
been unfairly treated and intimates
plainly that unless the Worth Jockey
Club Is accorded more consideration
by the Western Jockey Club ut will
court a turf war.
I'VE will get what is coming to us
said Mr.. Wagner, and the Western
Jockey Clue can take that as a threat
or anything else 1t chooses"
The evening world., 1904-02-03
PUGILISM
Especial to The Evening World,

n RMOND. Fla. Feb. 3-"rhc mile
will he made in thirty seconds
~ within two years. said Barney
Oldheld last night. 81 do not believe
that the thirty-second mark will be
struck within a year; still 1t may be
reached. / will predict that within n
year they will 20 under thirty-fve. In
fact, / am after that record.
o course others may reach II. for
there are a lot In the field now: men OF
means and nerve, who have the time
and inclination to buy fast cars and
drive them.
II want TO nav a car built for my
use with which to mako the try. The
car as It is built to-day will not do
that. The racing a for n thirty-second
mile must be built low. 1t must all be
figured out by scientists carefully and
planned In every way for this particular
sort of straiRht-away work. The right
ear will not he useful for anything but
Just straight-away work.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
AND MOHL MEET
ON THE MAT TONIGHT

only be called after he has secured
two falls.
George Bothner. the champion light
weight wrestler of the world. has BIER
preparing Fisher for this bout, While
John Piering, the champion at the
Graeco-Rcman style of the game. has
been imbuing Mohl with the fine points
NJ the mat game. The two men have
learned much from their teachers. ana
the best bout New Workers have seen IL
n months should be in order.
Already Johnny oliver, the manager
Of the New Polo A. A., before which the
demands for tickets, and the spacious
hall will no doubt be crowded whe..
the two gladiators begin their hard igh;
to secure the winners end of the purse.
A newspaper man will likely be So
lected to referee the contest, the two
men. agreeing to take the best man
available. tonight at the ringside. Sew
eral good preliminary bouts have been
arranged; In one of which will appear
the ~well-known "Tattooed Boy Of Har-
The evening world., 1904-02-03
HIGH RUNS MADE
IN CUE TOURNEY

Edward Gardner. Of the Aauaeka-
monk Club. OF Passaic, N. j., will play
j. De Nun Smith, Of st. Louis. this
afternoon in the amateur championship
billiard tournament at the Lisderkranz
Club. MI. Poggenburg will play Arthur
Narcotic, OF the Quebec Club, OF Que
bee. Canada, tonight.
In last nights game Arthur Towns
end, OF Brooklyn. was overwhelmingly
defeated by Charles f. Conklin, OF Chi
cago. The score was 800 to 70. Conklin
averaged IL 1926, with a high run OF GS.
Townsend played a poor game.
In the game Yesterday afternoon DIT
Ferdinand Poggenburg by a score OF
500 to 247. Both made high runs OF 70.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
RACING
"AUTOS WILL GO MILE IN 80 SECONDS
BARNEY OLDFIELD.

at must be built for the least wind
rcsistance-low and scoop-shaped. so
the driver is inside the car and out OF
tho vino himself.
1T may readily be seen then that the
building or a car to go under thirty
1--WE will not be such hard work as
might be supposed But for every
second under thirty-fve there will have
to be very marked Improvement n
scientific changes.
"Of course when they raw thirty
seconds TO the mile. or a matter of 17s
feet to the second. there will be
danger. ] ave predicted a death or
two at such speed, and they will come.
but that will stop none of us from try
The evening world., 1904-02-03
O'BRlEN WOULD BET
$4,000 ON HIMSELF

philadelphia Jack" O'Brien and
Tommy Ryan may come together again
at tho Fort Erie a. g, across from
Buffalo. Manager Herman. OF The
Canadian Club, announces he will give
an $500 purse for another meeting of
the pair. o'Brien, It is believed, will
accept this OFFER. What Ryan will do
about it remains to be seen.
\ $4,000 side bet. a lot OF money, but
O'Bricn says he will risk 1t in another
nght with Ryan. or even in a go
with Bob FitssimmonS,
!. O'Bricn processes supreme confidence
IN his ability to beat Ryan. He says.
Il will bet $1,000 that / can defeat
The evening world., 1904-02-03
SKATING
OLDFIELD.

ing. for think OF the good things await
ting the man who goes tho mile in half
a minute, or at a speed equal to the
fastest locomotive!
Il would take Mint chances in ten of
losing my life TO strike that mark, for
with n thirty-second mile my name
would go around the world and my
future would be made Yes. 1t Is going
to be thirty seconds. and hat Is what
we arc striking at.
The sensation OF such n mile I can
hardly tell you. ! 20 a mile in forty
three now. / a travelled faster here.
but you would not believe me II I told
you, and I ave no sensation other than
h OF ordinary riding. i p that
the sensation would come TO me with n
The evening world., 1904-02-03

Peculiar Little Craft Is as Much at Home
In Water as on the Frozen Surface
It's Cost Comparatively Little.

eT HE amphubious scooter" It's a new n o the sporting fraternity
but one which is interesting and gives promise of growing popular
with all followers Of winter sport.
The scooter" is an iceyacht superior to every other sorto OF device for
yspeeding over the ice. In sailing n you need never fear plunging into
Hreacherous soft ice, for the scooter is as much a home in the water Is It
Is over the smooth glossy ice. It's a craft you can use al all seasons of the
gear with comfort and pleasure.
The speed attained on ice by this peculiar little craft is about twenty
i've miles al hour. A few boats have been built for racing purposes, and
In some instances they have reached a raeo Of over thirty miles an hour.
Running at full speed before a fair wind over hard, smooth ice sliding
with scarcely any abruptness into the water, continuing without a rudders
aid across open water, and again sliding easily upon a large floating foe
1.-The thing for which the craft a bunt-shows conClusively its great value
To build this craft costs between seventy-hve and n hundred dollars.
smuch lesst than would the building OF a regular iceyacht.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
TWICE.
WINS FROM PIENING

BOSTON. Feb. S-Tom sharkey won
his wrestling match with John Piening
last night at the Criterion A. C. Pien-
ing had agreed to throw the ex-sailor
three times within an hour. but only
got two falls.
Sharkey was on the defensive all the
:imc. The first fall was won by the
The evening world., 1904-02-03
HARVARD MAN WILL
ROW At HENLEY

BOSTON, Feb. 3,-Ernest George. the
amateur oarsman of this city. will rep
resent this country In the Henley Re-
gatta in England this sea son. He will
row under the colors OF the Boston
Athletic Association.
George is one o fine best single scull-
two years ago. G. 8. Titus said he was
In the same class with Greer. Ten Eyck
and Scholes In speed and endurance.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
MOORE WINS THIS
PRIVATE FIGHT

This city was tile scene OF another
private fight on Monday. Danny
Moore. the lightweight fighter OF the
We~stchcster Athletic Club, mot Jimmy
Ifrfscoll. Of Providence. and. after seven
rounds of fighting. the man from the
East was sent down and out from n
Noore fos winning Il, got s75 and Drls-
Eoff got -.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
IMPROVEMENTS AT
GRAVESEND TRACK

p. j. Dwyer. President OF the Brook
lyn Jockey Club. that many
improvements will be made for the ac-
c~ommodation OF the public at Graves
end this year. He says that the main
entrance will be enlarged so that there
will be- no crowding on the train plat
forms after the races, and that the
number of turnstiles will be Increased
30 thai there will be no delay in en-
terinG the Enclosure.
The evening world., 1904-02-03

the early games. Features OF the games
last night were the making of tho
2-7-l0 split" by Miss Henkes n
the 10 by Mrs. Gardner. The scores:
Chicago:
Miss Henkes. ....l42 100 200 ils 1871
Mrs. Gardner. . 1877 1873 1916 1903 ITO
New York:
Mrs. EnEelhart. "A ~ ig i95 ila
2o7 2e2 900 B03 sOs
Total r,ns in first series: Chicago, 1854;
New York, l,4BO.
The evening world., 1904-02-03

Butcher Boy in sixteen minutes. and
the next in t~hirty-four minutes.
Fleming. worked hard throughout the
noar a fall several times. In fact IN
spectators believed Fleming a fairly
put tho ex.sailor. down at least six
times. and showed thoir d~isapproval OF
misses.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
ST. LOUIS WANTS o'NEILL.

SCRANTON. Penn, Feb. Slack
O'Neill, who was traded to the Chicago
National League Club by st. Louis, has
refused Manager Selee's ultimatum. II
is said the st. Louis Clubs patrons are
insisting on O'Neill's retention, anu
that It is likely the trade will be calico
off.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
CANS HAD WARD NEARLY OUT
WHEN POLICE STOPPED BOUT
tspec,n, to The Evening World,

TVVtVTWT 10 IWt ENtHIHL NUfTU'T
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 3.-With thirty
seconds to go and Ward all but out. the
bout at Light Guard Armory last night
between Mike Ward. of Sarnia, and
Joe Cans, OF Baltimore. was stopped by
Referee Tim Hurst, at the direction OF
The police official in charge. Gans was
declared the winner.
Ward would probably have stayed
through what was left OF the tenth
round, but he was too weak to hit
Cans, and nothing could DO gained by
continuing II. The out was Gans's all
the way excepting for the first round
and n half. and possibly the seventh
round.
The evening world., 1904-02-03

mile down to thirty. and ] hope to get
that sensation before / die.
o course, ! may die In making IL.
but / dont believe that on the Ormond-
Duytonn curse ] should be Mt all
nervous going out after that mile.
What is the use? You can die but
once. and II 1t comes that way. why.
It is all right.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
GOING ON THE ICE.

It'll the same ease that the lit
wv tie craft rlidcs from tho ICE
into the water does 1t perform
this thing. There is no exertion neces.
sary or the part Of the handler to dc
this, and that fact alone is sure t.
establish the ice n water yacht one
OF the best things available for many
PURPOSES.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 3,-The
entries for to-morrow's races are as
fnllnMs.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
wards sho wing Crcditab,c.

Ward made a creditable showing and
proved that he is game to the core.
Cans turned his attention to jabbing
in the second round and used his left
all the rest of the way, firing Ward,
who seemed to be unable to avoid this
lead.
Though Cans was steadily gaining a
margin OF point Ward fought back. and
NJ TO the eighth round frequently gave
Cans better than he was sending. Near
the end of the ninth round a right swing
IN Wards jaw staggered him and he
| was barely able TO reach his corner.
The evening world., 1904-02-03
ward In BAL shape at End.

aggressive, but his strength was gone
and Cans at once sent him all the way
across the ring. lIc was beating him
down when the D was stopped.
In the preliminaries Johnny Whitaker
and Harry cob boxed n ten-round draw,
and Young Ward stopped Billy Sharkey
IN 1--WE rounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
WHEAT TRADERS
WERE M|SERL. Y
REPORTS OF IMMENSE STOCKS
IN NoRTHWEsTERN ELEvA.
TORS KEPT THEM our OF
THE MARKET.
BY the Associated press.


i Chicago. Dec. l0,-FLOUR--Pri Prices
unchanged, demand fairly active on
export account. Winter patents, $50
600; straights s4.S0mh.00. spring
patents, s4.90@5.4o; straights, s4e0
G4,9o; bakers. $2.7003.s0
| WHEAT-Reports OF immense
stocks OF wheat in northwestern ele-
vators tended to keep buyers out Of
the market today. With O46 cars
reported received at Minneapolis TO-
day, and a thousand cars promised
iof Monday, traders here took hold
miserly. May started Amh low.
er at s1.101a to 81. Except for d
brief rally to n due to moderate
buying orders, the popular temper
seemed to be to sell. Sentiment
later, however, became qualified hy
the evident feeling On the part Of
some operators that the government
report would show a lower condition
for the growing crop In consequence
May after declining to 10h. showed
some renewal Of strength and toward
the last had largely recovered the |
early less, The close was steady I
May n lower.
CoRN-Cash houses sold Mas /
against country offerings. There /
vas a scattered covering by shorts.
'ut the selling movement was later
augmented by offerings by commits
ion houses and pit longs. May start
ID unchanged and showed bur small II
Improvement in the closing trades,
final figures being &g.1s lower.
oATS-Were steady at fraction
! decline Commission houses were
he best buyers. Changing from De
ember to May at "a TO IA differ
nee was feature. The close was
lower.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
By the AssocIated Pc.

I BY the Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 10-CATTLE-It is
the same old story of far too many
common TO medium cattle arriving
and not enough choice lots. the ma
turaI result being higher prices for
lhe best, and lower for others. The
average decline for the week is aboat
5025.
H0GS-As has been the custom in
recent weeks. packers are bidding
somewhat higher prices than were
paid earlier in the week and today
sales were largely i've higher than
yeste-day, tzs test Logs selling 81
treue'. vel
SHEEP Only 1900 Eers received
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
STOCKS BEGIN
UPWARD CLIMB
MARKET GRADUALLY REGAIN.
ING THE LOSSES or THF
LAWSON SLUMP" CLOS
ING YESTERDAY Was
STRONG AND FINN.
= Tk1 x
aAs
IN the AssoniaIea 80


New York, Dec 10 Fefthar prDa
ress was a4ade III, today two bar
session towards festnrins the ifnpair
lment Of values III fha ateak marjse
Ieansed BY he week heavs 6onjsa
ton In the ease of rev coal ear
riers both in anthracite and the gof
groups, today's prices are slight,
higher than those at the closing last
Saturday The largest declines have
been very much reduced. There was
some evidence OF renewed Humiliation
IN some spots at timse. but inc whole
market became very strong III The
'ate trading and closed firm near tbn
best.
flle covering III short c8atraets IN
I a@ fe reailns bear partg apparently
piafe;l . considerable part IL fha mas
and fe demand Was rather urganf III
.iono psinis aatably II Anlaigaibatad
coppcr
hunor8 werc revived III nronerBy
consultations coming dividend sur
6f'ses capital raadiaStmente ana oth.
~ symptoms which characterized the
market ap e tine dime 81 The crash
lna speculation toak on mueh fha
same appearance hef9fe thaf event
Aot bern Securities taiiehed new
il#h faeata nn tae elSfh GAO e5tHs
nent rumora regaFaing THAT cnrpora.
ion renewed their potent effect on
'peculation's sentiment The bank
statement conformed to the calcuia.
ions in the cash item and the stock
market liquidation was reflected ID
ne loan contraction OF ss.513,5oO. re.
'ulting in an addition to the surplus
eserye vi Ss26125 Foreign exchange
arned firm and Rerlin's renewed de,
nand on London for gold attracted at
ention
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
THE SOUTHWEST
| IS PR0cpERlNc
Low Rates For IIomeseckers
ARKANSAS. TsxAs snp safne,
ANA FULL or oPpoRTuAM.
TIES FOR eERcoNs or
SMALL MEANS.

No section pc the country IL more
prosperous thar the southwest. Nd
section Is showing such gains il
wealth and population. and no offof
section offers the opportunities tor u.
curing homes and making start IN
the world as are to be found Id the
southwest.
With cheap lands aud fertile se,li
that VIII grow anything raised Il lilo
Nortn Is the added attraction III
mild even climate.
Live cheaper. make more and avs
tnoras surround yourself with wors
comforts.
Write for our descriptive ilterature
tells al about that great country
anu Ley US help you find q location
Very low round "trip rates Via rnt.
ton Belt Ronie one fare pIis 81 III
arst and third Tuesdays Ut eaeA
month 70 points In Arkansas. Lonisi,
ana and Texas.
=. n, JONES. Agent, Cairo. III.
p. w. IA BEAUME, @. r. and II. A..
Cotton Belt Route. St. Louis, Nc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
MASTERS SALE.
state Of Illinois, Alexander County, IS.
I'm the & ifenit 4 'niarf

I'm the ircuit Court
In the nattr Of Jonesboro Building and
Loan AIS citation vs.. Claude w. Mca lure IL
onora A. Met lure, Oscar Taylorana Mary Flf-
ley. On bin In chancery 10 forerlose nl,rtgare
Public notice is heieby given that in pursh aDce
Of u decresal order entered In the above cansr
on the 18th day vt March, A. d., 1904 ], Walter
arder- astcr IN chancerY Of the said court,
on saturday, the 18th day Of December, a. ID.
1904, at one O'clock in the afternoon or the said
day, shall sell at public auction to the highess
bidder for cash. at the snuthwesteriy door az
the court house, 10 the city Of Cairo, in the
said county, the following dascribed real es-
tate, to-wit; Lots seven 10, eigift tsj niue (gA
and tea Io), 10 BLOCK one ~, town IT MeC lure
county of Alexander md ss,. c Of Illinois. also
the follow ing described real estate Situated III
'afd county aud state, to-wit: piece Of laud
containing one afTS more or less Sitnata in
tic toxin og Mcclure. lying AID being Ia the
northwest quarter Of section ten Cl0). township
trurtfen ~, SOUTH range three e., west Of
the third principal meridian and described as
fcllOwss Commencing at a point where the
Illinois Central railroad right of way and Main
street IN said town intersect; thence west igh
feet on the south line Of said street; thence
south to the north line of said railroad right OF
way; thence ia northeasterly direction along
snid right OF way 10 the place of beRinrtng
sand piece Of land being that on witch the
store building Of the said laude w. NcC lure
rs situated, all in the county of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, together with all aud singular
the tenements and bereditaments thereunto
belonging.
Thislsth day Of November, A. D., 1904.
MAITER NARDEs
Master in Chancery.
M Jaliies Lingle, solicitor for the complain
MT Alex. Wilson. solicitor for the defend
Mr.. Reed Green, solicitor for the DEFENDANTS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ew York, Dec. 10.-wHEAT-Re
ceipts, $4,000. Spot. easy; No. 2 red
nominal, elevator and s117k (. o. b
afioat. Options closed Md1 cent net
lower December. $11G
CORN-Receipts. $1,000: exports,
1000; spot, quiet; No. 2. 62 nominal
elevator and "a I. O. b. aHoat; No. .
yellow, s.; No. 2 white. 5lA. op-
tons closed partly IS net lover. De
eernher, IS.
oATs-Receipts. 100000. exports,
loco: Spot dull mixed. Stis s{ss
white, se0e7; clipped white, SIG
s9lk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11

Comforts the heart. strengthens the
mind It's good, i'll or well. Makes
ones face bright as a summer morn.
Ing. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea does. IS cents. Tea or
Tablets. Paul G. Schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
HoanItala tnr sirann.rs-

The late Col. William Austlne in
his will bequeathed 10000 TO estab-
lish hospitai in Brsttleboro. Vt.
FOR the Temporary treatment of
stl angers and local lnvalids peculiarly
situated"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
MASTERS SALE.


state OF Illinois, Alexander ountv. ea.
| In the Circnit tourt.
In the matter 81 August w Sceindter eshe
sues by his rext friend August SCHNEIDER. IS
I NaRdalanA Weter Daniel WBber william
/ Weber Maggie Weber. lohn Weber FAilir
( Nelter harles Weber and Nelson Morris,
Edward Aorfis and IRA y. Norris partners.
/ dalnG bnsiuess under he firm name and st4ie
. Hlsou Morris 3 Company, and Wuiirfn
Winter and claude Winter partners doing
2asiness under the hrm name and STYLE 81
Winter hroihera, and NAPOLEON r. q7histle-
wact, Patrick Bartn and William Walbaf,rn.
! On Bit Ia e1ancery for partition. Public no
rce IS hereby given that in pursuance of a
secretsi order entered in the above cause ON
tne 9th day OF November, A. 3. 1904, |, Walter
Nsrder, master IN chaneery OF the said court.
on Saturday, the 18th day OF December, A. D.,
1874, at one O'clock In the afternoon Of said
dav shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder f1r cash, al the sonthwesterly door OF
the court house, in the city of Cairo, in the
said county, the following described real ca
tate, to-wit; Lot numbered three 81, in block
numbered four 40. in the city OF Cairo and lot
numbered three 81. in block numbered
CITY Of Cairo subtle C 20 the leasehold estate Of
Nelson Morris Company Lot numbere ten
nol, In block numbered mir ety-two or, in the
FIRST addition to the city of Cairo, subieof rs
the life estate Of Msrdalana Weber rein
Lots numbered eleven an, and twelve flal !,
block numbered nipety-two (s7). in TIRE First
addition II the city OF Cairo al in the county
OF Alexander asd state Of Illinois, together
WIN ~ 81 and s,pguisr the tenenents and here
This 18th dsy Of y oFenzber, A. D., 1901,
WAITE WARDEE
Master in Chancerv
David 5. Lansdeu All Lansden & Leek, So |
Reed Green. solieitos for the Defendants. |
Weber, Ct sis.
". W. Borders, solicitor fer Nelson Morris 4 |
Company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
Stocks y Bonds : Cereals

here today, prices strong with more
orders than could be filled. The gen
eral demand during the week has
greatly exceeded the supply both
sheep and lambs being 25Q35 high
er than LAST week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
RNMTNT BONDS
Money ouotatlons
ny the AssooIated 90.

BY the Associated Press.
New York. Dec To- Money on can
nominal no loans Time loans sfea.
ay; sixty days -, a. per cent nine.
~ days, six months, l. Prime nansr
thG4A. per cent. Exchange. firm
demand, s4s6.557$4. yiyty davs
sf.s4. Bar silver. go.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
Provision Market.


BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEEsE-Un Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged
COFFEE Ontions closed steady at
met unchanged to an advance Ut rnly
5 points Sales. l37T5O bags. De,
cemher, s7o507.10. Spot Rio. steady
No 7 invoice, 81 mild, steady: Cor
dova, 10@13.
SUGAR Raw, firm; fair refining,
ia centrifugal, 96 test, AZ: mo.
lasses sugar Az; refined, firm; con-.
fectioners "a. $3.50: mould "A
5000. cut loaf crushed. $685.; pow
dered, s5.75; graduated, $5.G5; enbes
$3.50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
At st. louis.

BY the Associated Press.
sc. Louis. Dec. 10-cATTLE Re
ceipts. GOO. Steady, at about yester
days quotations.
HOGS Receipts, 1000. Strong.
range, S3.I00450.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
Reported BY the casslday Commits
sion Company, SOS Commercial Az
cnue.l
STOCKS.
STOCKS

New York, Dec. 10 The following
was the range Of prices be the New.
York Stock Exchange today