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MARkE1 PRICES PROMPT Returns
AN APPEAL
To the Charitable People of Minnesota to Relieve Famn
Stricken Russians

To the Charitable People of Minnesota to Relieve Famine
Stricken Russians.
Gov Merriam press publish following
appeal for aid for the behalf of suf
ferng humanity the GREAT WEST willingly complies:
The attention the charitable called
the duty devong them of taking
to send aid to the starving people of Russia.
The facts regarding that empe arc al
ready quite well known having published widely journals
our t and the statements have been information
received the the
certain twenty million people Russia who
don and majority them absolutely at the
beginning long suffering which
must unless these millions relief from
some other nation is terrible contemplate appeals the
pay and generosity must
done at or the suffering Russia will
whole populations will die hunger writer in the
Illustrated American, speaks of the ami follows:
one village Of $50 families people died hunger
rainbow Travellers that all along the railroad especially
They abandoned their homes where tho Last erS h oyng
ana nave locked despair to the railroad link
ous OF all and there being buried b7 their
dying comrades where they fall the
tants absolutely destitute" = Wv ~
This country overlooking plenty should not forget that
Russia befended the time of dire
ably situated than these starving
Prosperity abounds
humane people, give our unfortunate fellow beings away
some the surplus substance which Almighty upon
have designated committee
Wheat and other bread stuf Edgar Charles
Reeve OF Minneapolis and George Evans The metropo
tan daily newspapers will doubtless donations
purpose the means OF each will permit Let
made for abundany abe the blessing Of
Divine Providence will be reward
W R. MERRIAM
oAhNolIE DEPARTMENT, GOVERNOR
ST. PAUL, MIMI
December 8th, 1891.
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perid their lives the
as gooo as that paid to the bondholder demand
sufficient
equal with CON- such other laion equal and
act Justice to the union soldiers of this country. - =
mat as eght hours constitute
eminent employees in mechanical believe this nrncne
should be farther extended
Dor In the different O The Union. f-ovDe %"
That this
OF the directors the Worlds exposition on Nav in
ng the minimum rate CT labor
Chicago = 100000 o'e'A0o'oAo VI
That the attorney geer submit the
opening Oklahoma
court OF the United States the
setters OF that afflicted territory lawful and
constitutional of put op to s me f;a
ton and = - oP W ~ 10H ii"ed-
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t. In the great social Industrial economical revolution
dawnng the civilized living issues
for capitalization political country the for
nation Of what shall be known the Peoples party States
Of Amerha
That We heartily the demands platforms a
adopted Louis No. 1885, Ocaa Fa $780, Omab Nb
in 1891 and Industrial organizations there
AThs right make and issue
aboSn national banks banks OF and substitute
sufficient volume to transact the the country
% o s d a aS
when demanded the shall
upon with proper ' limitation up sas
ts snd 9nmssd Coinage silver
demand the of laws prohibiting
t saSs 9S s %
needed them be reclaimed by the held
DBeeving the doctrine equal special privileges to
used to build interest
% We lem that all state
Eve just equitable system graduated tax on in
and SUPERVISION does not h nu @ and
ownership such Of
election of president vice president and u s. sena
tors by q direct vote of the people,
tending February SIX sSe leading a
That national central appointed by conference
a De- s by 7 s 0
ss 5 e SSs 1 the
nna en- esss cam be- 5 s
not later than June for the nominating
g. That the members OF the central where
political agitation in their respective states. ~
the syorabe the
the S ss Da5 g0S an 5
basis and payae in thus adding
s7i sss @ %
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in
OFFICE

BY LEWIS VITAL BOGY
true
Read this book raised "F1a1 Co,unb;ov 81 u,:.
naul commissioner received authority cabinet official to dc
one lhere tremendous cry exposures
1our daughters yet be In Office"
s ne Po oher Mr. Schultz of Chicago that Mr. Bopv
LOT writing the book teraphed him that he would
n royalty on the sales
outright This stamps Mr. man Of great heart
and generous impulses ~ - ei0"O nedfS
ocaIter this book abroad land When Won sond Co.
yourself send for away Address of one copy or
GREAT WEST,
W. baa4: 679 Wabasha St.. st. Paul.
does not % ns story 1t destined to power the world If
miserable government
% the themselves depraved It is
onarseo 1or tne revelations made.-GREAT WEST ~ WV ""S
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THE @GREAT WEST,
- A STREET, 81 fAo1' AANNESO1A.
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The boosted republican gains votes this vear TX nor +
this falls election exempifed in o oono..u 80 - 80 en-
s. Dakota by soneious allowance Tor Them
Two that state They steadily ncasngn lies
pubicans had about per of if not in votes - 80
FOE TRIAL SUBSCRIBERS
LOOK AT THIS person who does not take the cpr
WEST can have it for four months on trial Sncr
either with Alliance Secretary or your Postmaster ~ S
dect to HE GREAT WEST go Wabasha St. St. Paul MINI ~
' the public
o.
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DlDN'rWANTTO BE AN ANGEL.

objection OF II Prccocious TounSster to
Going to Heaven.
Le'rtton t,fel Journal.
Here's rather entertaining dialogue:
Time S p. M; mother trying to make
sleep overcome curiosity in very young
philosopher.
"Now, George, so to sleep; that's a
good boy"
II amt sleepy; SO there"
Good little boys that 90 to sleep
early will go to heaven"
"What's hearen?'
cts the beautiful place in the skies
where God lives"
Amt they nobody lives with imp"
ooh, ycs-good people, little boys and
girls who mind their mothers and
angels"
'N'angcls?' What's them?"
ooh, they're grand beings who wear
crowns and have wings"---
"Jcs like our biddics ?"
Something like them, and them
do they fly or do they jes' flop, flop
when you shoe at 'em?
"Oh, nobody ever Shoes at them in
Heaven, my dcar-they are Just like
people, only they arc larger and have
wings" r
"Can they fly away up?"
ooh, yes"
"Can they light on tho tccnty-tcnty
end OF limb and cat magic worm, les
like robin?i
81 don't know. Georgia"
"Did you ever see n nangcl?"
mo"
The boy looked at her reproachiully.
"Muver, be you tibbin?" he asked stern
ly.
ooh. no, indeed, Gcorgc"---
bad DOMAINS wat tibs get banked"
GLOW do angels get their clothes on
over their wings?'
"They wear robes"
allain't they got no buttons?"
~ guess not"
"Can little nangels dress themselves
wivout their muvvcrs buttoning their
waist?"
81 guess So"
"Don't little nangels never have pants
wen they gets big's me?" George is
wearing his first pair.)
81 don't believe they do"
"Huh, l wouldn't be little nangel."
"Why, George Smith?'
wouldn't" lie turned away stub
bornly. 1t was evidently definitely set
tied, heaven and, pants--or earth iop-
ever.
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IN SHORT CHAPTERS,
Industrial and Scientific. Items from Many

'""'''f'"' anu scientific Items from Many
sources.
1icyclc elevated road, to be opcr.
a,eu by electricity, Is proposed between
,hir,r a "" VII sea.aif', ms Instance Is
u ~, ~ ''ies' Ina ~ Is estimated that
tbo tr;n .'Nu ", ous ,or.y minutes 10 make
". s,,o Imp aip' whereas Dy team 1t requires
-" t'ou' " Nv 'i,fec'quatlers'
so some German engineers have in
,,nio ! ''e" il!Ihs lor bearings. 1t Is
~n l"nq IL ~ Inn iMyef Oh compressed
,S S,a,nJ l,a''!aiiute una may DO ma1o
o ii "IT''' Rfe'' use ny oeihg occasionally
'',''
A new hand clcctricgas lighter is made
a -. n,l iu,s.euiars iike inc ordinary kind
lT ;t,i ''luI wnGrc INC sparh Is formed
;nn ,;e ,,oo" eGliccis inc gus ana makes
'aI.''o'' eei'"iii'
ono oil the big Florida hotels has the
great orchestron which was exhibited
." ,t ..ie n'ls cH q; telephones arc
w; II,V thn ~ e"I'l t"o.. ana are connected
".,n .,'c oICnestrloh SO mat each guest
'i'"s near VIC music Whch nc wishes.
Inc city of Vancouver, B. c., is con-
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Chamborlain's Cough Remedy is a
favorite during the winter months on
account OF its great success in the cure
OF colds. There is nothing that will
loosen severe cold as quickly, or as
promptly relieve the lungs. Then it
countcracts any tendency towards pncu-
monia. 1t is pleasant and safe to take
and fully worthy OF its popularity. Dtw
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A SAILORS AUTOGRAPH ALBUM,


Old Uncle Elllio Wears II Unique Wood en-
Leg.
"Iou wear 4 wooden leg, Billie?"
Old Billie sat in Il sailors saloon on
the East Side yesterday afternoon, says
the New York World.
"That's what"
"Whcre did you got it?".
'1n the West Indies, in '6G-pirates.
You love New Iork?'
depends. Say, this is the most Won
derfnl wooden leg in the world"
"Looks MS ii it had seen service"
elias. But that ANTI 1t. All my old
pals has carved their names on Billie's
old wooden leg. See here. Jim Scott
he's dead these ton years; Jack Linn
Jack died in the African slave trade;
Tom, Billie Bounce, Harry, Sam Post,
Charlie Buzz. an Old Grimes an Hawks
ley an Henshaw. All my old mates.
Say, amt that grand? | wouldn't sell
this here old leg for q months advance.
It's the grandcst thing in New York to-
day.
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In buying Hoods sarsaparilla, for it is
everywhere recognized as the standard
building-up medicine and blood purifier.
1t has won its way to the front by its
own intrinsic merit, and has the largest
sale OF any preparation OF its kind. Any
honest druggist will confirm this state
ment. Ii you decide to take Hoods
sarsaparilln, do not be induced to buy
anything else instead. Be sure to got
Hoods. 8I ]
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MISCELLANEOUS


There has been heavy run OF cattle the past
week. and prices remain the same. Hogs are
deep cut GooGhue & Thomas report rs follows:
Cdhlc-EStra. 1000 TO LOO lbs. S.G0aS. 75c; good
900 to 1000 lbs. 3.joa3G0 good, 500 to 90 lbs, 81
3tic: fair. 700 to 500 lbs. 25Oa2 7jc; common. COO
to 700 lbs. ?.?3a2 jOc; bulls, l54a9. c; cows 225a
Zoe.
Ilo0s,-Extra, 45oai.75c; good, 4.4oai.5Oc; COM
mon. iaiiic.
shrsp-Extra. 4atojc: good, 350aic; com.
mon, NC; lambs i%a54c.
calves il.n,jl5c
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NEW York. Oct Colour. receipts $500 bar.
rcls: exports 5000 barrels; market active; sales
1900 barrels. Wheat, receipts 49,, 900 bush.
els: exports 1877 0O0 bushels; sales $40, coo
bushels OF futures md s292 900 bushels OF spot;
market unsettled and lower; ungraded red bic;
options weak and lower; No. red October
81 o2ii3; November 81 oTs; December 81 DIAL Oja
l o.; january Slo61; February 81 0S1%al 0933<a
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Commencing Sunday, May 81, and
every Sunday thereafter, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and re.
turn ut 81 so and to Washington and
return at 81, good returning Sunday
only. Fas
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Wool,

BosT0E. MASS. Oct. 20-WOol market steady
and quiet; sales mostly in small lots: good Ohio
y sells at Doe, Xxx and NN and above ut 3on3lc
and No. ut 3jn36c; Michigan y quiet ut nc: No.
3ia35c; comblng and dc!aine ilecccs firm: No.
combng SsniOc; Ohio fine dcaine 3ia3jc; Michi-
gan fine delaino 33c; unwnshcd combing woods
in demand ut 2ja26c for onc-luartcr blood and
27n2Sc for thrce.cighths blood; Territory woods
In demand nt G0a63c clean for line, 57ajSc Tor fine
mia and Oregon woods quiet and steady; pulled
woods In moderate demand; supers 3Gaioc; extras
22n30c; foreign woods firm.
NEW York, Oct. 2O.-Wool quiet; domestic
S0a36c; pulled 2Ga33c; Texas lGa2ic.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2O.-Wool quiet and
unchanged.
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ONE ENJOYS

OAFf s~NV ~
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aid refreshing to tho taste, and acts
cc1ily yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses tho sys.
tom clltcIually, dispels colds, head.
aches aud fovc8 and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duccl, pleasing to tho !oato and &c.
ccptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
its action aud truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
msny excellent qualities commend it
70 all and have made it tho most
r5pul:r remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gistg. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to t:y it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LCHS%lIE. EK AsW roax. NV
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Gazzam docking up from the news
paper -"That's the longest sentence l
ever heard Of" Mrs. Gazzam-"Whatw
Gazzam-"Fiity years" Mrs. Gazzam
(who was once a school teacher)-"It
isn't a sentence atall. 1t has no verb"
-Judqe,
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MY EARRINGS.
Ny casTlngsl Ny earrings
Have fallen In the Welt,
And what TO my TO Rawley-
Alas, | Cau not tell

Ny casTlngsl Ny earrings
Have fallen In the Welt, ..
And What TO my TO Rawley-
Alas, cnn not tell
lie placed the tyInko.S In my ears; y,
We kissed fond farewell.
Hut now they're lost forever
They're fallen down tho well.
Those earrings. those earrings
We're gifts OF love to Inc.
An emerald md u diamond
sct In goldcnfcn.
Could those waters penetrate,
How gladly would 10
And regain those emerald earrings,
The cause Of all my woe,
Those earrings. those earrings
:. y tale OF woe could tell,
but now they're IN their coy bed
In the bottom OF the we'll.
I'm sure he'll never chlic mo
When the truth 10 him ri tell,
And he love Inc Just rs iOndly,
Though the jewels arc In the well.
when the deep gives up It's treasures
Those earring shnll appear
AS symbols OF IA pllghted love
That loves beyond this sphere.
JAMES FRANCIS MEAGlIEn
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NJ. l.. BLAIR, Alderman. Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 8, 'S3:
He had used Dr. Thomas Electric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. p&w
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BACCZLLl IN BLOOD.

neutrality-suspicious. as read before tho
list Congress OF Surgeons at Berlin, leave
TO doubt that tho true way to CLEAR
IIiE SYSTEM or MICROBI 10
tarough the pores OF the skin. 1t has been
found that n remedy which kills tho Mi.
crobi viii also destroy tho life Of the
patient; but 1t has also been found that the
Microbi can be forced out through the
skin, and 1t Is In this way that g 6 G.
relieves tho system Of poison. kOss9sk9s
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Petroleum..

NEW YORK Oct. oO.-Fc'roleum opened steady
and after narrow fluctuations became dull md
remained SO until the close. November option
opening at G04c: highest Gle: lowest G0Ic, closing
nj G0isc. Sales 1900 barrels
Oil sClrY, Pa. Oct 2).-Opened Mt coke;
highest Gle; lowest GGisc: closed Mt G0Nc; sales
1900 barrels; clcaranccs 5000 barrels; ship
ments 1O0,S2S barrels; runs l2i,33S barrels,
BRADFORD. Pa, Oct. 2o.-Opeued ut G0l1c;
closed Mt GG5Sc: highest Gle; lowest G01.c;
ClcarnnCcs 51S 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct oO-opcned at C0iSSc;
closed ut G04c; highest Gle; lowest G9t5c.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Oct. 20.-Cattlc. receipts 1000
head; shipments 1000 head: market slow; native
cattle 81 7ja6 Is; Texans s. Gja3 u: rangers So 80
40 lO stockers S! lOa295. Hogs, receipts 200
head; shipments 5000 head; market modcr.
ately activc; rough and common 81 9Oui TO-;
mixed and packers Il l5ai %; prime heavy and
butchers weights 81 aoat IS: light 81 01ai IS.
Sheep, receiptsi coo head; shipments 1860 head;
market steady: mixed 81 Joni SIX; westerns
81 10; Texans 81 5; lambs 81 5oa5 10.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct. 20.-Cattlc. receipts
Al head. shipments 400 head; market dull and
lower. Hogs, receipts $500 head: shipments
900 head: market dull, but few selling; phlla-
dclphias 81 5oai 60; pigs 81 75ai y. Sheep. re.
cc:pts ZOO head: shipments ] 600 head: market
very dull andllOalic oil from yesterdays prices;
lambs 5OaGOc oil IRON last weeks.
CINCINNATI o.. Oct 20-IVoss in fair demand
common and light s. 7iai 90; packing and butch.
ers s. 9Oai 80; receipts 800 head; shipments
1000 head.
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Baggage checked through 10 dcs,nation u
tickets. @
W. J.. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent. Par.
kcrsburg. ". Va lll7I q -
a. ]. DANDY. Assistant: General Passcnger
Agent pGrkcrsburg, W. Va.
J. G. ToMLISsoS. Passenger Agent Wheeling,
VIVA. 20
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Dry Goods.


New YoRK. Oct. 20.-I}usincss in dry good,
was without material change.
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cIsclySArr, O., Oct. 2o.-Co,ton quiet; mid.
ding Sic
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NNHE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
u lis = bright sparkling. instructive family
journal 1t Is original IN every department.
clean in every line and suted Us i. Is intended
70 interest and improve every member Of tho
family, whether In city or country.
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improvement, The Promise Of Cure.

M No Amy OF words can give q dyspeptic one.
! Ii, thG h0Fe that comes from the relief which
S%lyS !ol!ows the use OF Burdock Blood Bitters,
eau "'e promise oil cure is never broken.
Having suffered from dyspepsia for two or
; e1vS YEAR, decided 10 try D. Il. and after TAX
r %E OIL one I2LiIe found myself so much better
SSG,n 9otile and after taking that hud no
Taberg. N. y"
,ri Roni p'oy for daily bread and then rroan
, ","' G!spepSl when bottle OF B B. d. will
flHTSeIS prove TIM. dyspepsia canno. withstand
pi,l l4 n taEcn the second bottle of Burdock
WIZ, n 9'',SFI aud 1t has cured me OF dyspepsia
WIN which suffered for six years. -
~, ,,n-, ''W. II. HAMILTON,
.-1StAMtaW Lock Haven, Pa.
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Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland {; Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
n. M For Chicago and Cleveland, LOO p. IN For
Pittsburgh and Ncw York. 2:li p IN. For Vols
vile. SABA. m. For East Liverpool. GIL pm.
Trains arrive ut Bridgeport at 500 a. m. 1880 a
m: 2:Oj p. H.. S:l5 p. IN. i:52 p. IN, and 6:i
p. IN. 4.
i FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains Win the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati K ST
Louis Railway-Pan-llaudi Route--lcuyc Wheel.
ing for Steubenville, Pittsburgh md tho East,
G:2o t. IN, 1890 p. H.. 1920 p m, and 9:Oj ~ m.
Louis. 1890 u. III. aud 9:Gj p. IN. For Columbus
and Chicago, 12:30 p m. Trains arrivo ut WhcSl.
ing at $50 a. IN, 900 O. IN. 2:35 p. M. $40 p. M
and 5:2j p ~. Trains leave 4t $50 a IN. and
Ing and Pittsburgh. al trains daily eycept.
Sunday ~ DIV !
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WOODS PHOSPHODINE.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly aud pcrma. ~
rNvai.y cures all forms OF (TN ..(5WEa
H;tIyoNs Weakness, Ennis. Al, we, fSGjAsS;s--S
t0E5, Spermatorrhca, I'm. EN#Ic9.$Sa "
l9lency, and all effects Of Ttv+. ,yl;ffSp 81 X
soGse or eNcc>ScS Brcn INA ESfSJ AL
llscr!bedovcyS years In .rSH.I if-,f'I< ~
thousands Of cases: is thesesSSSJSl5T &S%>py
WHY RELIABLY AND lion, s,gs,s,ssSs; fSEtM
- NEbIClSEKSowS Ask L. ~ $50 a;sssc
G'Ggg1stS for WooD's pIr%r, meIoro ana AMER.
hd&SSnSS S s,o! medicine !!, in place OF this leave
vii e Jy rct StS ma p price In lctte;and We
i; 10 o. 9No will please six vii, ' cpr r'eN pnSb
,r p'n.n sealed envelope, stamps. address
THEWooD cHEMlcAIco
Sal, ~ " Woodward ave-, Detroit. Mich
ywyf fGtH IN Wheeling by LOGAN DRUG CO
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho MonoJ aud sto
GInrlsct5. u

NEW YoRx, Oct oo,-Moncy OH call easier, rang.
Ing from toi per cent, last loan ~ per cent
closed offered at per cent. Prime merchantlc
paper J]i4aGH per cent Sterling exchange quiet
and easy at 81 S0}5Ni S3ls. Sales 12g, 7G6 shares
Aside from the arrival OF another consignment
OF gold from the other side OF the ocean, and
some announcements OF reduction OF rates in
the west there was nothing OF Il nature to stir
the streets sluggish stream OF speculation to-
day, md the stock market continued to drift
into dullncsS. the volume being the smallest
since the late activity began. There was another
stocks In the afternoon. These advances, how
ever, were the only movements OF importance in
the list among the usually active shares. The
late trading saw considerable decline from the
rSi prizes, out Inc ctoi i WS aTaiI urn though
day. Tho tinnl changes arc almost all In the
direction Of higher prices.
Government and State bonds dull nNd steady
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l,GsI;lMarsh 81 o2JS April 81 loH: Mny 81 loa1i
a a. l;ESal ~ Rye dull western 9Sc. harley
9 aHil; No; Milwaukee Il Corn. receipts -.
200 600 bushels OF futures md $1,000 bush.
els OF SPOT; market higher and dull; ungraded
mixed 3'saGic; October Gia6i %A6ic; November
GRlasag?! 4a6lte; December hiCi January 5lj.e;
ccIp@ ll2,oo0 bushels; Exports tj 5000 bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels oil futures and ?i7OJ
bushels o. spot; market active md higher;
US,o,ohgr S3c; November Gc;. December @kc;
NS S n' @S; Nc SS cS TSS Sss T Gdss
steady ut liaD points up. sugar stcady.. No.
lnsScs quiet. Rico firm. Taliow dull. Rosin
quiet Turpentlnc quiet at size. Pork steady:
S Ga mess mess slo W; new do si 70; extra, prime
slo oOhll w. Gu. meats steady. Lard lower;
western steam 50 90. Others unchanged.
=, CHICAGO. Oct. @.-Whcat opened smnll irac.
Ton lower his morning, sold up AajGc, cased
nNs,lshtly above yesterdays close. then In the
last hour made decided brCnk mud closed weak
at tho bottom figures OF the day. Weaker option
was attributed 10 weaker tone In cables, and 10
t9ther free selling orders following the weakness
OF yesterday. At nbout noon there was sharp
rally; during which the highest prices were
Corn was strong during most OF the session.
Oats were weak. 0#0af
Hog products were weak and lower.
Flour steady and unchanged.
90 WnEAT-Cash No.2 spring 03c; No. spring
December ortaS-aT,ssIc,. MAY" NAV 81 1ii%ai 'oS,%n
l0lH 49,
CoRS-Cnsh No .. hSlfc. October ianjilSosa,kc.
November Isi;n WIN isStc. Mnv ais iIa,nilsJc
0Ars-Cash and October 80; November 275Ia
2122Sa2S1 &c: Mny 3ONa301sa3Gt3c
RYE-No. 2. ssc.
nAELEr-Glc. ...I.. ....
FLAXsEED-97lSc.
IM0TnY-Sl IS.
MISS PORK-Cnsh IS t0aS coz; December IS 5jR
8 ~ gus 5ilS; January Sll la,Sall S7I$all To-
LARD-Cash 60 27l5: November % %; Deem
Der SC 20: january 60 3ia5 a.
SHORT Hils-Cnsh 20 iOn6 60; October 20 ~;
N9NveiiDcr 60 %; January % sOa1 93l2ao wa.
o|hefs unchanged. ...,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 2O.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat quiet; rejected SIC: no. red