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The Worthington advance., 1890-08-07
RUSHMORE RUYTTINHa

nU5HMORE RUSTLINGS.
Mrs.. Moore and con, Foster. vere
the guests Of Mrs. D. Bedford on Fri.
day last.
The hsil storm Of Sunday did quite .
little damage TO the crops, In some
plxces cutting down whole fields of
eraiu. Wheat suffered most, the oats
being nearly all cut.
The lawn fete xt tho Rushmofe Ho.
tel was ono which will be remembered
BY Ill who attended. Nothing could
equal the beauty of the evening. and
this, In connection with tho tasteful
decoration OF the hotel aud. grounds
and tllo very entertaining program,
made It decided success. Among the
numbers was the vocal solo Dear
Heart" by Mrs. A. Schaefer, aud aiv-
On In that lady's usual brilliant STYLE.
The corDet colo by Mr.. ]. L;vinRstou
deserves mention 10 something fiue.
aud the vocal solo by Mrs. j. &. Pierce
wxs very nicely rendered. Miss Ger
trudo SchAefer closed the program with
the song. ''You should SEQ he Dance
the Polka, y" respesding to IN encore
With "The mAn 10 the M0On," given In
this little hadyr iAimitable manner.
Thanks are duet WorthinR RtOi, Drum
Corps for their kindness IN furnfshing
such excellent music on that evening.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. D.
0>,,,,x,. - NnSlS. ~

County ct NobleA ~
In Probate Court, Special Term, July I'd, 1885,
In the matter Of the estate Of Lizzie u. Pratt,
Whereas. An instr@ment 10 writing. purport-
Ing to be the last will and testament o( Lizzie
u. Pratt deceased, late Of SAID Mobiles County,
has been delivered to this Court:
And Wkereas, job D. Pratt HUSBAND Of Do.
ceased has 1led Herewith his petitlon, repre-
senting. smong other things, that said uxzjs
n. Pratt died In the town OF XIX, in said county,
on tho Thirteenth day Of March A. ID. l0g1
testate, and that said petitioner 10 the husband
Of deceased and praying tnat said inssYumene
may b admitted to probate, and that letters
te.tementary be 70 him issued thereon.
ment and the said petition, bo heard beforo
this Court, ut the Probate 0ffloo In said county.
on the 18th day Of August A. d.. 1884, at O'Clock
In tho alternS0At. when al persons interested
may appear tE. ..of contest, tho probate Of said
instrument:
And It 70. further ordered. that notice of the
time and plaeo OF said hearing be given to all
persons Interested by publishing this order
once In eoeh week. for three successive weeks
prior to said dky OF flearing. in the WOrthingtOl
ADvANCE, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Worthington in said county.
Dated ut WorthingtOn the 22d day OF July A,
D. 1000 By the Court:
(SEAL.J CIV. W. Dow.
JudH0 of Prohate
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THE PUBLIC w1LLAPPRrc1ArE IT.

THE PUBLIC WILLAPPRECIATE IT.
Tie public are Indebted to the Royal Baking
Powder Company not more for having perfected
and prepared leaveninR agent that Is pure and
wholesome beyond question than for it, expo
sure. 20 boldly made. Of the numerous impure,
sdulterated and Injurious articles that are sold
under the name Of baking powders. bread pre-
parattons. etc., throughout tho country. In
making these exposures the company has, OF
course, made itself tho target for all sorts 81
counter attacks, but the snimus OF these at
tacks was perfectly understood by the general
pualic. and by their very virulence have served
to moro prominently call attention to the good
work Of the Royal Company.
Ordinary adulteratiOns such 40 are found IN
coffee, spices. etc., although they are svindlers
In commercial sense, are often tolerated be-
cause they Go not particularly affect the health
OF tho consumer. But when IN article like bak.
Ing powder. that 10 relied upon for the 'healths
ful preparation of almost evsry neal ID so made
40 70 carry highly Injurious II not rankly pois-
onous elements Into our daily food 1t is the duty
Of the public authorities to take cognixance o
1t. In this light for pure food made BY the
Royal Company. tits to be noticed that the most
trustworthy scientific authorities are emphati-
cally upon its side. In all contests OF this com,
pany with the alum and other impure baking
powders the result has proved that every state.
ment made by the Royal Baking Powder Com.
pany. both as to tho purity Of its own and tho
adtflteration Of other baking powders Of the
market was fully authorized by tho most com
pctent chemical and medical authorities in the
country. In this contest two facts have been
pretty conclusively settled IN tho minds Of the
public-the first that the Royal Company has
found the means, and uses them, to make a
chemically pure article OF food; aud tho other
that tho market Is full Of poisonous, alum and
other aduiterated baking powders, which, no
matter how strongly endorsed by Commercial"
chemists, are 70 be studiously avoided,
pure baking powder 10 ono OF the chief aids
% the cook In preparing perfect and whole
some fsod. There's controversy In the press
has len it NO longer question with those who
desfre purity and wholesomeness Of food what
baking powner they shall use. :
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AT THE TENT.

Thursday night-Satau's First Lie.
Saturday night-Health and TEN:
perance.
Sunday at 8 p. m.-The False Pro-
phets, and How to Distinguish Thorn.
Sunday night-O, Israel Thy Pro-
paets are like the Foxes In tue Deserts,
-E1e. IL 4.
Twenty-Five dollars to be given Ut
the tent on Sunday at ; p. N. to any
person furnishing one text of scrip
:ure that says or proves that the First
day OF tie week Is the Christian Sab.
bath. ". 3. Hill.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OF1ICE At MARSHALL, MINI.
July 2lSt, 1890.
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Of
District Court at Worthingt0n, MiAn.. on Sat
turday, August 90. 1890, viz. George Copper
smith homestead entry 1891 for the Sw 4 Sec.
4, Tp. lO4. Il. 40
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, Wig: :,
ID. d. AcCallum. d. L. McCauslaud, OF Sibley,
Iowa Nert Taylor, GOtfried Hempel, John r.
Utick, OF FuldA, MINI. =. =.
L. NJ. LANCE.
49-6e Register.
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THE STATE FAIR


At Hamline, From Sept. 9Th to 18th,
1880, offers $4,000 in premiums for
live stock and agricultural exhibits.
The promised attractions are 40 fol.
lows:
The exhibit Of horses will be the 6n-
est ever made IN tho State.
The cattle will surpass any previous
fair. Ten young herds, grown in Min.
nesota, already entered for compsti-
tion In that CLASS.
The exhibit OF sheep alone will re-
pay you for going to the fair.
We shall have tho finest breed of
hogs in the world.
The poultry department will in
clude specimens of all the noted
strains.
The agricultural and horticultural
exhibits will be larger than ever be-
fore. Several counties have declare d
their intention to compete for the 600
prize.
The dairy department. will be com.
plete with the largest collection of
dairy products in tho United Stsses.
The display Of honey and bees and
apiarian supplies will attract unusual
interest.
Tho machinery division, both sgri.
cultural and mechanical, will be unex-
celled.
A popular feature Of the fair will be
q Farmers' Institute held each morn.
ing during the fair, under the charge
Of Prof. o q. Gregg. Every person
interested in agriculture should be
present and take part. .-.
Tie programme of amusements will
include all the latest attractions "s
pertaining to a first class fair. The
best, most useful and beautiful pro-
duct,ons Of industry and skill.
Exciting races. tretting. running
and pacing each day Of the fair. Lib
eral purses will 10 offered In each class.
Visitors will 6nd instruction, recrea-
tion and enjoyment. Ample arrange
ments for meals and refreshments on
the ground. Entry free In any de-
partmeut. Competition open to tho
world. -. a. .:.- sa~.. ~ "
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The CONTINENTAL CANTONMENr AND
TRIENNIAL PARADE, PATRIARCHS
MILITANT. AND I. O. o. f.,
H. CHICAGO, AUG. Sd to 10th.

The Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railway will sell excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, for the
above meeting from all stations on ito
line, on Aug. End to 9Th, inclusive, at
one fare for the round trip. with ono
dollar added for admission coupon
good to return until August 1lth. 1880.
j. E. IIANNEGAN.
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Il N +

between these principal cities, the Chicago /
Northwestern systemof lines composed OF ftheChi.
aud Northwestern and Fremont, Elkhorn & 1o.
Valley R,ys-!al advertised ss "The North.
western Line. traverses = rich and popujops
country aud offers the quickest means Of reach
Ing al! the large towns or villages In tho terri
tory intersected by It. Before selectin1e I
route, travellers should get folder. with map q
this llne. and they will quickly see the advvp-
tages offered. All particulars, with maps ana
ime tables: may be obtained at any station O
s.-5.z +. w. TEASDALA
GenI Passenger Agent, st. PA
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LOST.

On Wednesday July 8, largo leather
sstchel containing mostly ladies goods,
between where Thompson is pressing
hay on tho Jackson road aud J. E..
Steioberger's house. The finder will
please leave the same at the ADVANCE
Office.
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SUMMONS.
STATE or MlNNESOTA

STATE OF MINNESOTA. D.
County Of Mobiles. -
District Court Thirteenth judicial District.
Minnesota Loan and Investment Company Plain.
tiff.
p. j. Monroe and w. T. DoOlittle, Defendants
The State Of Minnesota to the abOye named
defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the COMPLAINT Of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action. which is on flein the ofce
of the Clerk Of said court At his ONCE 1t Wor-
thinRtOn. State of Minnesota. and to serve a
copy OF your answer to said complaint on the
subscri6er ut his Office !n the village OF WORTH
ington u the county of MOBILES. State Of Mime .
summons upon YOU, exclusive Of the day Of such
service: and n yo9 fail to answer the said com
this action viii take Judgment against you for
the sum of Two Hundred and TWo-N 100 f!02 81
dollars with 10 per cent Interest on 1i5s since
July q: 1888 q and ten per cent Interest per 81.
costs and disbursements Of this action,
Dated April 18th A. d.. 1890.
GEO. w. WILSON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
.HOrthinRrnn Ninn
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FROM RUDOLPH DIBI..

Osgenist of the largest Cathedral in
Austria, tho st. Stephen, at Vienna:
''The best reed Organs OF which 1
have any knowledge, are those Of Ma
son 4 Hamiin. Their beauty OF tone,
90 we'll 10 thorough workmanship,
havo % yet not beon excelled, indeed.
/ believe, have not been approached BY
any other maker.a
5z.. RUDOLPH 4BlBI.',
Tho popular and rclixble organs now
sold on essy PAYMENTS or rented until
rent pays for ihem. For particulars
apply to NV. Ashworth, Agent.
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IN PROBATE COURT.
; Filed for probate aud allowed: The
will Of Carline Utts:h. deceased; al
lowed. and Neri Taylor appointed ex.
ecutor. @
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WAN1,ED.

Immediately, at the Lake View
sHeuse xgtrl, to do chamber work.
The Worthington advance., 1890-08-07

The gentlemen Of the committee d.
clare that aner goods were never
worked up into cigars In Chicago, and
expert opinion runs to the effect that
the perfecto cigars that will be made
TO- day will be the very best ever manu-
factured In this country and ~ good
~ the best ever made in Cuba.
The Worthington advance., 1890-08-07

We shall be pleased % give lguro
on any lumber bills that may b
brought us and will meet the prices Of
the lowest. 80.
NAMAKAaON LUMBKR Co
The Worthington advance., 1890-08-07

We have the celebrated ID Veja La
Sale, and West Va, Splint oool.
NAMAKA0ON Lib, Co.,
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SEVERE HAIL sTORn.


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eive h.ln~ = h,,.e 81. -. -. 20 -.
81 thev h.xe rs.ah.d ~.
Nr. Iohn a.x.on -. IN III nrol,.bi,.
.itiee p. .cres Of corn ma ~ .cr,.a ~
oats,
Nr.A..O o. Lastadt lost heavily. Mr..
Nystrnm lost sll. his corn.
W. r. Post reports that the storm
last Sunday did. considerable damage
as spirit Lake. Il broke Ill tAs glass
out Of the windows OF tho chapel on
'no "oFtn sue 10 Tue direction ol the
s'o1m' DtoAo out al sne WIDOW nents
Oh t"o cso OF n's engine, ana al the
w'"oo"s % tho csls Wnlcn Wero on
soe s'oe from Wn'cn tne vino came
. tnalles osxson' OF Indian Lake
township. reports the damage was very
11ess. no has Iost 20 acres OF corn. ~
acres OF oats. ana ~ acres o. max. One
" "ls ocys "ss ne1o'oe GALLO "nea
tue STORM camo up 40 ''leo 10 Set
MS GALLO onoet sne'ses, Oat tne ns''
came down ON him too suddenly. cut
holes IN MA nat and ~ bruised him up
that no was compelled 70 90 20 Oed.
Mr.. Ssxson says tho Ooyt body 10
swollen up and he 10 suffering severely.
Robert Shore of Ransom, II 10 report
ed, lost his entire crop Of small grain
by the hall storm. -:.#.
Judge Dow lost 30acres Of wheat and
acres Of oats.
l. Nelson Of Ransom lost 20 acres Of
wheat. 49,.
IN tha ar.t in.t o,,rto.t <ook
nlaca in the citv Of Chicago tn det,r.
nina ohio ia tho mo.t .ii,iad work.
man l., Tho wa.us.c,uro ~ c,..-.
1,ho d,;,v Nawa h.. Tho f,,,ow,". ~
..v ~ tho m.te,i.l ,.ed rh,ch !. IN.
s.ro ,,.od. u..d hv ,ha wor,h,n,ton
r,..- r.c,o-v ,v,,".e ,,,,ds .-.. ;.st -.
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! .L,,,.a ,,o,kc,au T., tho AruAu 1sl,a
| oAHAeu "OA toSA' A'' s''o s0' AA0
| riIlea ROVerniNR tho contest have now
| ...1. 49,. 49,,
| U0GO S"AV0 PSsuSS OoU SsSSJ O0S0 VS0O
| % SuoSOuSy S@n'sosoU ia sA'o SAeAs
that theEo II no necessity t"E Auisner
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ALWAYS Oh Time.
NORTHWESTERN.

Pullman sleepers are also run through between
Duluth. Superior and Chicago. Fast through
trains are ais run between Minneapolis St.
Paul and Kansas City, via Sioux City, with
aud Kansas City. Dining cars are run on ii
through trains over this limo between Minnea
polls, st. Paul and Chicago. and between s.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

we d. hns ~ eas;er prices Not quoted l6sc.
ntIAet ,nc,ndns No at 1ec No. at 11ac,
bsio~ 10Y 49,. .h,nsd nj Isle Mid growths dull.
snS NO; 90 Secs Ceptra American private terms. In
Sees IVY ,,na shsre MAS mode NC stir the trading.
ene op"on a. .tranSer market HAVE cables wer,
aruer and OF the parties who solo yettsruey VT
buyer: to-day Of which had s%n.tps ,n Ms
followed ty reaction, final figures being only = trine
shove yeetsday The late weakness was astrbneea 70
Eend"e also oseisi Sa0.Sns a4s p Feb 81
rusry is Cd; March, 72s Cd April 72s 3D. Rio apotes
Rya.r nss. $3.50 EcSd second 100 ea,aneas for
United 900 bsgs total STICK is. ooq es esSs
~ Rio July to October 2s 1890 ees, 900 bags same
tine 1889 $4,000 bags same time 1898 go COG nno
BAGS; same time 1885 sol 900 BAGS same time lsss
600 600 bags Total sales here to-day. 8s2oo Days ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Oct 29-Cotton dull mddling LOBE; Flour
ouiet ana unchanged Whes-Southem frmi Fult5 9oc
Sai o. Longberry 98casI o. steamer No, RED, SS2e
Western sesdy No winter red spot ana 9et2oer VI
southern Arm Western rmer mixed, spot and octo9ef
6s.c year 5o'.d57c; January, t82c May, oStGov2c'
iSc graded No white, soa5osc; Rye firm prime sS
choice 76a7ec good to fair 72974c. Hay quiet and
steady prime choice timothy, s1 90 Provisions nm
firm and active Eggs fm 22aZSc Oonee gu,. nd
fair No. 1Ds sTsar nr reanea
.Sipt.-Flour 900 bbls wheat. 900 bush corn 5000
p1o goo obs S corn 90 bush saleswheat 1900
bush; corn, 1900 bush. VAL
Boston, Oct 29.--Market, unchanged 1secelSt-FouI'
800 bbls and 1900 sacks: corn. lSVOo bush oa1s.
81 900 bush: shorts. 1914 tons.
buffalo. Oct 29-wheat-No i hard dull closing OF
81 10 10000 bush No Northern sold at u 052 closing
at ii O5 No. Northern at osc winter WHEAT amt,
red at sldsl OIL 2 No. ] white at 81 O2H9sl 70
ears No. ? white at 00dasc on track NO; WHIT.
oregon 81 asked in store Corn dull ard weak closing
S,c lower; No yellow. 5S+c; No yellow oastc; NO;
80 5od sGs In storr soc os!o qsps p
a7a4sc No. white in store. 5i2c Barley scarce and
Grm; prices unchanged. Rye nominal Flour steacy ~
Milfeed firm and unchanged Canal irsishb5; qu,rs
wheat 44c corn. 3i.c; oats, 2aic barley 3sc tEe'
3a,c lumb"r to Newrork s. 20 to A nnn " corn
ls3 600 oats 900 bush barley 600 bn 100
Shpments-I,y CANAL Wheat. 5000 bush; corn D, Voo
bush barley, 10000 BUSH BY rail- Flour 2,'WV pnI
wheat. 60 900 bush corn o3 600 bush oats o-'ooo ps
Chicago, Oct 29Thc leading futures ranged as follows
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assa,,f Il :. ~ Z =;

.s :s, n ss:s aDs s in g.
s sss 5sg nss : :$sss {Es sssi aos:
tsssssss s:isSs sSs s:..!ss sss
Ssss:s AM. Tsss:
t:sSss :sssa .?' a 81
e p ssr, 9Ss ' Bank -
tss va: RsG srs SIs
ssrs s: s :Spsss
S r.. f E:a~s.A rsesvsd
in a.s EfYeFa @
Him. 70
6 s,as's ans ':ss .sD
hsFsfk ri Hys, aaasss
syss terms. s1@ Me.s
Ex's nREt Elm sll ssss s% hsis
n so$.sS Is. : sS, g
e e., ssssts D:ssSs., No
and 's1 avs s.sss G. Gss d. T.
GS Ess; 81 2 Ins :SsTs e.
5sas;s iii
srs steady .1d aSe e s. Ss' ny
tie change At time the temper was stronger because
e The early rise seal. IN si S; .s iS .c
October closed at o55c sales 25o tc o59c Noyember
closed 655c December closed a. C9ac ssles COG fs
GSsc Februery closed Gle nominal Refined Continent
quoted at 0.60d10t,; South America at 14ec BII
fERee was not much lie to IT, general trade o ,aS
s sTs e fs saas n p.p 5est
to choice Isd2sc State Creamery tubs fancy Csc
e. H5s" 90 essa%s'y ass{ ss
or a pals SS sse ,
tubs fancy o6a2osc choice 1saIoc fsir 1Ga17e STATE
Dairy arns choice fancy l7aS2oe fair e ssd sSCS
iSs do good i aaise far ieSdie; wes ssn.
sSd o,! far tSt ''niS 6a,ra 'eu,ths
CHEESE Shippers ore buyers in moderate Vac cream.
es 1SSs ro aa anew" aSS.c do h.e aec soM to
a8c T skins aa ch nr sk ainsav az sncv soeH
state Pennsylvania. fresh Canadia9s 3c
wcstein choice and fancy. 2ef"2S; ieehouse
'' ss1TGhR!RAwouct ard about steady 80 sale lSi
rrorted Ear refining Gro'Id at iec cenf
Ss,d but quiet f FoASSca ' ss Ga S
Standard sG M0na az gu s'llS% '?"!:t'SGSssic %
yellow. s$-lcas 5.lGc.
ouo,1d NJ 7dsc ocom,r Srinc city, S1GaOac sales,
Is hhds "across the river" at G'sc - Ia, ., ..
X Gstss sai ps 'y eS
auction $50 E Ngssa as , io1lSTS
i3d2oc; Gunpowd.r 1850 Ping SncoEioqng hyss
3 npoT iSs1 mpTa lSasGac 5 dC paa
ANN %mbo T,A 19a39c ; Fcochow. 1Gl2acOlc.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aaron louis to Elizabeth Brown 41stss, Of
2df Brown ye David to United Guarantee
cor Xmsteram.ayc and 72d;s years sS SSocSs,
Of n RSe t. H nnnsyme d 5g years, s4oo
AND ss'f S cs Smith,
west HnS' tnf Harlem 81 s SSd
SsAfa sss'ss S.,ss "a Sss sS
ME Is;s%ss e. coc M'0H'' Of b''''a y'A,
csnSiaahs Edw,rt 2 e G. ods G0n' M'nh'
DGyls AnSrs~ TO Sea saysf Co. Ne"'0'A
Dc.H WIN h 70 Edmond Buyer Behun''' OF
pnln James to bradley Currier Co. ssthst.
Of s anSSiv Mary to Mary Good 4o West s5thss
sea FcSSsTds Conrad Thos oconnor. 1o7th's
AZ lave 5 years, ss 900. =. -
81 EasSs Adam to Eyan Fnyoss -
Hume Charles and wife to Tnes ShaT ps 81
i,s%p. Martin to American Title e Guar
'"'ff $sshs cor SCANNED
Hsnnsn Mary TO John Mehan 81 1est-'t OF 'sh'
ave- frarx i Rache Mary w ouirk, 7thavo Of
l2pn RsSecra and saeher1e to Sarah scheeln 1874
H'G GsgoSon yMG ofrs to Miller POS Madison's
ksly John ,5 s ED Bell i0''A''' of co'u".
bus K nyc conrad schwab TntOnave of
ceq Mcfa ANNA IT, Tsgpn lots 252 to 25' map
MaIlett; VIZ to oory' 1O''h''t e OF ii'""'e'
Munich. Aasn, to Carroll J0nes''' of ''h'
ETs,an. Ind Hssy q s Co., Bank
''f;: ZIP ss%I R$s Rs and Cement Co.
pSSny Michael t. Tafem Savings Bank lot $780,
sssa Ksad dc q e Ss'n'y ct al 's's
o7, Sosne demand. o. 900. 70 = "''''
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,,rx,s vpoM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
without the same degree Of activity o. on TuesoAy
N. National Transit market yesterday reached io"er
level. At the Stock Exchange one prtce-7I D.. cen.'
Ncovered the dealings, marking fall Of IA cent
IT.. erst nrca for November options at tho Consoh-
dated Board was 10 ID cents against 10 80 cents on
Tr.sdav night When the "bull ring was practically
a...rtsd tho price was suddenly offered down ana
Ct 70 oen p,cvn An .he scsasna
ray 20 20 the low quotation. which, while y may
have = 9s rsssnt
lh! ui fv the Erchanre authorities. But moro nor
NAL later carried sa y s iO Sen - Buckeye
ot,acstes were entirely Ignored. Theirs were no ae.
veOpmes to affect the crude % ss S, e
mali resstive power to tn5 markets Tho close was
heavy but dull. A.. ...., so.,,r,, 1v.re M
SoIfo
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Oct O. Goo .ols ga. 70, both money
,ntsc and Great Western first mortgage trustees GER
ttncates $685. Canadian Pacific. 7eh Erie 25 Mexican
Srdnary 1Sa. St. Paul common, 5S's. Money. 4d4ts
per cent .,. . A.. 1904. ....n.. o.. 49,, -.
md three bills il 4s4d+1s per cent.
india council bills allotted to-day ut an advance Of
papis advces quote per cent rentes at o. francs 30
cenmes the account and exchange on London OF %
francs n cent!mes for checks .
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is ESQ 600.
" bar oliver is quoted at 49isd per ounce