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and during he first TWO weeks L did no.
improve, A week ago a change came
which appeared - be a gradual breaking
Up Of The system. combined with kidney
trouble. A. frs. il was r9t thought likely
that rs case would prove serious, al
though = VAS admitted by those Il attesst-
ance that The end 81 = great career vas
n0- far Of. TIE extreme heat % thu past
Il " days has had 4 depressing effect upon
tha patient, and Oh Friday anxiety vas
kee-iy felr. 4 consultation % physicians
was held Later OF Friday favorable
turn was no,iced. but yesterday he was
worse
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xzzgrzaee1e -sa-e-xrz Or wsose e-r-s
Vas cgvs-sx bv tsss E-s<ssxs AT EggsT17s=e=
@x~z--y aas CARES ~o-s@s speezA ozs axs
a1gs fan. rssr rxSzss Z. sS~a-es. ara
ssrc.se-snw a ersrs q TIRES -lez. TIE xE=-
s1s<x Gezax. E15.zz a-s1 s1zzxa srsarSed =
ssagiA &C. .1ss- Seex. cleared ss- asc-s5--
TIE E-..-.xs 6svsx1zs aSwa1sed aso.g re
-zvs- a1=x TEsa ez-@ tks Egyr-@z1
teros. - hattie .e--sa-z1-- tie x1-1ar az
sza FAY -xsaay Ia tsse cezser. Gs@- Kzsea1-
eoex beng early Gz-szg x-sazbss !, v@4-s.
eveTyoDs sass hezax < Xxx
Later ire cGrr=Syo-ee1- sayss
TIE Cradzr-xxa szrs gersass sr-essz-s-t22y
IT,. taev lad 10 chance sgzans. The az1ez-
1r1ng ggEs 70 or E~asso2ts4 No 1@-Ess
z-z1sss1saeater could rsosaszzy D. taz11 t9r
a.. eS.gax@Ezs-t. TIE pz4sz. s-rao0-a. 1s2xz-
.s. an1 s-yst-s-Azig - re srz.a- - ss@r-
1ec- s9r cavalry art zr1ls-y- Or .-s
rsxne are sarx Ills snG o, .5s ~ TIE y .le
and = aos1ed, snarsag cs2zz2Iry or MES
EASTWARD. A1szd, rG LIE right, srs Tut
ssszrB3 al CsszaGurusaa. t1s zza11Es .Sz5
rsaarg white q o2ve tss iz-e--14s-z5le IEass
O. DESe "a Z2sSss 80 LIE Ss4-a1E - s-4- o%H---
4seen Acknowledges the service.
LONDON. SEPT s---Tns qusea and Ge-.
Lard woss@sey, tsse cc~zZg.a-d=- u cz@4@t &
tzs British army. tsssgrzSa@d s-s1r eon-
grzt1.at15l.a 10 tie s<sS4zr 9sreGs-
The Marquis 0. Lsnsdo~2a. sse-sta-y soF
~ar. gent a4s tsro4ga Ma. Francs Wal
lace GrSe=te-+ inspector general % tas
auxiliary forces, ncw al Cairo. ard c-a<g-
81 VIE lie gszsszl direction o. liz Sac
ceassGi expedition
European Prisoners Rescued
CAIRO. Seys f-Tas following .s-egrarn
from tie zsrdax, 1a3s<s tsGay lSu-G2y1. at
O-s.duru2az, and Forwarded ~ ca-zsa 2as.
to Mari, vas received Ills evening:
The camp has been removed outside of
CMzuFgzan 70 r2s@ rlysg banks. Oar Eo1Ess1-
ed are doing VEL. Sr9 are EloT d=sceEa2-
iax lie river.
TIE Austrian sasis~s Tasresa Gr1go-
LIZ, ard a. tte European ss--sc1sEZ. -aSs
feen rescued. They ara vel
TIE list Of cur casuAlEa1s Eas noG yet
5eea received. z :ae sSop1sa;522 o- Crnc1--
r4za rsA11sesys ~ - tie arrival G. t-s
expedition"
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THOMAS T. BAYARD DYING
PHYSICIANS SAY HE CANNOT LIVE
MANY DAYS.
ing Up of the SYSTEM, and During
the Severe Heat Of the Past Week
HsA Condition Became Critical.

DEDEAM. Mas. Sept THE condl-
ton % Thomas E Bsy2rd. former a.nbas-
sa6or - England. VINO IS az K4ris1e4n.
Ire horne c. his daughter. Mrs. Warren.
was critical today 80 pronounced has
beea The change II the past two or three
Gays thai X vas thought the patient
would rot survive many days
M. Bavard came 20 Karistein about
three weeks ago. His health was ao- good,
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= -'|f-A . 80 Nf-*1~
Company X. NiaEA MaSsac.sg1xssts. aeasa
dysenrsrya PaEl F'-eEas. COMPANY 1. se4-
eaty-a-si Mex York. acute mana. ssssea
Franz. Company 3. Sixteenth infantry.
acute mana
The CnloEIs. also arrived fyons Saz sSAga
witA 30 n@1- F1fty-taEee wers % co1-
pany Z, First TGsnols !Bfartry. Tae -sss
were .eamssers and carpenters All oa
board are well.
Those who dse4 in the Hospital sa5ay
were: Samuel Osborn. pciyate. Csmyauy
I. Seventh infantry: Nleh2el OHa-a, prs.
vate. Company B. Eighth infantry: Tau.ss
Meara1h. private, Company =. Es4gs1.h 81
faatry: Henry Sawyer. private. Teath cav
airy; James Ray. private, Company K.
Seventh iata8sry: AzshiA His. Con ssEsy =,
Third infantry: Elmer Greene. private.
Company r, Seventh United States fntar-
Try; Hezeklaa Bell. private. Company G,
Twenty-a.tn infantry.
SUnaser CT patents in general Hospitals.
4''-sA no one died 81 sae detention hospital
today. i has - patients.
Arthur Flsdie. q private In COMPANY =
second United States infantry, killed hs-s-
Sef in his tent today By shooting h.a,sss.
"lfh hEag-JoTgense1 -laa He was re-
cF'2Eed II Tampa Fla. wen. 20 Cuba
fought. caught the fever and was ou. a.
rs mind for some time.
Ane signal alen predict = wind gsorrn To
nsAt- Warnings were sent .hrouse,s,. tsa
lamp to Peg down all tents.
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SANTIAGO Health BulIefin.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.--+Een. L4awtor's
repor-, received tonight, Of the con6iE.oa u
she American sTeops q. Santiago. follows.
September 4-Tos2I SICK. Is: t0tal fever.
is4: to.a! nsx cases ssyeE, -; rSta- re-
turned TO duty. = Deaths: George r
E77ev. private. Company +. First Illinois
typhoid fever: Eugene Munger. private.
Com pany c. Fist cavalry. perEAc!clis Ma
LARA. fever.
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President Woodruff-S Body Home

SALT LAKE. Sept THE train bearing
the remains - President WOODRUFF. % the
Mormon church. reached hare a. O'Clock
this morning. Al immense crowd gather
81 a tae depo. ard awaited the arrival %
sA:e tram. The body was taken - the
family residence. wher. & will remain un-
IL the funeral No definite Zine has been
set sor TIE ganeral sarvices.
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SPANISH METHODS CONTINUE.
The Governor of IIoflo Capturing
and Shooting Prominent Natives.

MANILA. Sept. 4-Accor ling 70 adYices
from Lo!so. Gen. Rios. governor OF daa
I.zcayaz IS arEezSl1g and shooting sds-
pected persons. including prominent Ia
tires os Manila TIE distractions OF ths
railway from. Manila 70 Caloocan have
beea removed. and tae 1rst train left yes-
teEd1y. II Is expected thai tr2tlc VIII Dc
Restored 10 The Dagapaa tergI411s toxz.oE-
rev.
The steare-s Ohio and Valencia have
sailed for San Francisco
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KEY WEST. Sept L--Staee Health Of
Gee. Porter issued a proclamation today
stating that lie believes 10 yellow fever
exists IL his city. Ior has there been any
here this summer. The present 4uAraG-
tire viii be KEEP. III for a few days as a
means OF extra p-ec41tion. 70 avoid the
possible error of the year n the upper
ggE coast.
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ANOTHER TREASURE LADEN SHIP.
The City Of Seattle Brings sixty
DawsoDttes and $500 900.

VICTORIA. p. g. SEPT. 4--The City %
Seattle reached port this evens1g with
about s9Geye In geld and treasure aboard.
She had sixty passengers from Dawson,
who came Up the river On the steamer
Ora. which lets August y. Steamers
Louise and Columbia had arrived from S..
Michael The Seattle also brought a1sou.
seventy d.sgusted miners from Copper
river
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ANOTHER ANDHEE YARN.
Esauimnux Report "a Nan From the
Clouds at Hudson hay.

CHICAGO Sept. "A sQ@c.a! 20 the
TInses-Herald from Winnipeg Manitoba
says. Indians reaching Dauph.n from the
IA north fepor; meeting an Esqi. MAJ
Who tod % tAe appearance OF a strange
nan. .ho descended from The clouds on
The shores % HUDSON bay. TIE opinion
among the whites = that the man Is An
dree. tre Ares1c explorer
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NARRAGA%SETT PIER, p. Z. Sept 4
The condition &C Mss Winnie DAVIS
shows 10 marked Improvement Sac pass
- Z restless = 81 buc was more comfort
able today ana her physician is SILL hope
IL of har recovery
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MADRID. Sept. Z. p. m--The retusaI
G. Seno- Leon Castillo the Spanish am
basga9o- 10 France. % serve On the Span
ish peace commission on The ground that
he could 10, participate. owing 70 The nom
participation o: Ger. Horace Porter. the
United States auba ssa6or 20 France, mas
bean accepted by his cabsrer. II Seno-
Montero Rios accepts 4 place cn the Span
ish commission he W.. &c nominated as
president.
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e. L. Anderson Resigns.

Special Dispatch 20 the PoSt-I1ieiLge ncer.
WHATcOM. Sept. Mr.. G L. Arder-
son, resident agent Of the Beliirgham Bay
Improvement Company, ard suTeFIT1ts1-
dent q the Beillnxa4n Bay & British Co
,urzztia railroad resigned both Offices yes
terday. The resignation was accepted.
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Steamer Zeatandfa Damaged.

NAGASAKf, Sept. 4.-T'he steamer Zea-
lard.a United States trznsportl. Capt.
Dowdeil, from Mania, has arrived hare IN
q damaged condition. A survey was hesd.
and Il was recommended that the ste2 ner
be cocked for examination.
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ANNAPOLIS NJ Sept al, IS under-
s,e~st pa. A3utrai 1'e-vera and the other
;sfaa@.Sh prisoners wt1 1eave sere Tlurssszv
= s~e@S Capt. Eul@ts faAs secuted the
C~ty ~ Rome. % tsse American liza a. :
tcarsI.art
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sep 4.--T1e
CE.so hospital -xA--a arrived nsre this after
Noon One car was dropped az Yglee FAR
Fernandsna- TIE return from Jacksonville
VII DC made Monday zxaEE.cg, wnsl al
;ae cars which have oesZ dr0ps,zd IL E91.s
Will be picked Up. T1ere are twensy SEX
Ohio men az Eerna-268-.a ard fi<t>' - az
jacksonville L t3is Oaso expedition -
SUGGEST u y IS stated zzJT1sE viii Dc sszs
20 Porto Rico - bring hoznA TIE s.cE men
C Tho Fourth o.a4o.
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Leond 81 Telegraph.

The death % Sir Walter Grinalay sin1r,-
son-Eon az the late barore1. the famous
Edinburgh physician who discovered
ehlQvofor-n-toog piace last week a: Baia-
braes Berwic.snife- He succeeded sfs
father Il The title IN ls-4 and vas mem
ber az the Scottish bar. In 1859 ne mar
RED Anna Fitzgerald. daughter nj Mr..
Alexander Mackay. ard fg succeeded III
his eldest son who was born In issz
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CHADRCE. &eo- Sept 4.-Na! Russell
Thorpe ore &C t2e prominent figures Of
he western country. was killed near Lusa
Wye. yesterday as a result o. a runaway
accident. He was Interested in Black Hills
mining enterprises and owned sofne OF the
large cattie ranches n Wyoming.
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MONTREAL, Sept THE Canadian Pa
cfsc's earnings for the week ending Al
gust 2 were s-1s.tse. same period aast year.
fss4 30. Increase. ss4.e".
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LONDON, sept s-TaA Paris c1--e-
s-son5exst II he Daily News says -aa- 12t1
Ger 81 S4usSse- ard Ger Z2-.-aa@Ez aaE=
declined lie var gorxto.4o.
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AZ vii receiver L q -- lars Cz-.-
Ez-kes cegrEz-1srx~ sa-s rs zsr -@-e
waE I'D AID .5~~fy 41s2--3 a. CAsexazxzxa-
"a a16 As sas 70 corS zksn-s 70 aka
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Indisna Regiment Get. Home.

INDIANAPOLIS Sept 4-ThN Twenty
fsorsa tn8A4sA battery reached tns@ cssv
this stserTooa 1-S s. r2Dw .rcampeS -
CaTE5 Mount Tee Ladies A*a Society s--
Es3S%et sandwiches ard Mayor Tarrart
eo~es. th> rrer being fs4 a. The J-nsoa
9As,on- 4 few rssa a.s s-S..lY -. brs
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NEW YORK. sep a-Ess Castesa STATS
auxiliary cruiser fSs1S-sszte-- Commander
N z1-gxrsgsxr -xEsx-e4 Said L-C-- sg3@I-4 a.
aaz-aa .ass Moray arrived . port Is
rncyricg a. WEI and AzzG4o-a1 91 Tony
k.-SsI.s
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Rro-no Qainlne Tablets. All
druggists refund money e Il fails 20 e1re
.ss. Genuine has L. Q. 3. On each tablet.
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from T2ylors Stzi-oa reports Three aew
eases a. Or-.0o1.
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CouyaI~scenfa hound for Home.
Ponce. SEPT.

WASHINGTON. sept 4.-The following
telegram \ as received ~ The way Depart
u.eat ton2gh. 1eoEn Gen wilson:
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a Port 0Tfora baby ia narnes r,,,.r.v
sampson Scaley Bailey.
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"Adtutant General. Washington: Trar-ss-
port Panama salls i: o'cloCk this after
noon with - conyalescsrt soldiers. Sur
geon Daily and t1rse ASSISTANTS on board.
Could accommodate 10 more.
WILSON, Major General
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YELLOW FEVER SCARE.
One Case Has Been Reported in Mis-
stssfppi.

GREENyTLLE. Mss. sept 4-Dr. :
2 D1-z, inspector O. t2e s-a-@ aoA~4 -
asz..a. pronounced = case 81 feve- a. Be
nost, Bolivar county. % DC yea4ow tsEe<-
TIE nan q Up aog- He aaz been =c.4.e1
ard no SPREAD - the disease - feared
quarantine Against New Orleans.
JACKSON. Mss.. SEPT L-Tne board o.
health tonight PASSED al ordinance qua
a1.51.rg 4Sz-1se Eew Orleans
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PRAISES FOR
CAMP H|kOFF,

Continued From Page O-A.
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PARIS Sop. &-ybe Tempe. eulasla.ag
si$f slf iiefleft ksrel.fa*s's fest. says:
4 march 50 scientifically rlann~a rray
tse l8ken*3 SO stls so.at4sn 81 4 n1a1hepati-
al sz1uafAsn
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LONDON. sept. 4.~-s3es Kitchener
tssegra ssas.
.lfseaF6. tfss war correspondent was
killed a. the taking 0f os1surtnau~
Il = bal.ev~si tHai tba saf3ar Ees@rs 80
the tios. Huber, George i.yalpa Howard
ssxzl...t ss,f. af tie .aft nf tsarllsle
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Emperor William sonsrataIste

fEF" - TX VI II tsas 7 FN = z 81 HFNEFHs
LONDON Seft 4~-sa Care core
seo18vet - tAe TINS sass
Tae .Fxt .e.egy2at . ceuS-s:aia.toa =
arg.Se fs1c4 tarep1 was from imp -
u t311. u S9 ssi4-
! an sincerely ga :, ~ aa.s - s~e~
Try coF srat1:a .1o1s ~ 80 s..}sn.s. vic
tory * asr3urnszr safcA - lasE avenEes
faor t2erd0n's 5e4sa
Nssutsaeeas Panorama
roN4@)N. sep 1--Tss- special -ar-~-
sg>osa,ssas Of sse Times VIA lie Anglo
EsgEsian forces te3ssraaas rs follows:
The S.1aaes tew-xa l.s.- s.4a... was -
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CAIRO. Sept 4-~S5vu. Kitchener telc-
gfariss. saying
's9nlg two fsfitasis c!fgeers wpre kiliea g..
sias battia- Lieut. t3fenfelf % The Twenty
fiat dancers. AID capt t,slieeusr. AHaf-
wiltshire fsxigpont tfrease.s fesg ia a
BRILLIANT charge ~ tAs Twenty-arSt fang
ers. 1ha lest = killed afid - wounded"
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MARINE. NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. e7---Arriyea--
SIR Brlzsoa. from Departure Eay.
SEAH BAY. Aug, Passed frs--str
cxaTsna. from san FTanesSao for seattle.
PORT ANGELES AUG. u In part
81 Henry Willard. from foro'sls: fiaw
by pssn toEgd Head fTcus Honolulu Hr TX
Grenada fram San DaaEn.
GKAYS HARBOE. Aog 70 Arrived
chr Challenger from San F'yaBr&seD.
TACOMA. A4g. Sfs-ArrtTea--Scsr chaf-
ianSar. from San Francisco.
COOS BAY. Aasg. gI~~ArT.ya1-SchT Ar
cz;a sraFu Sau FFsnGsaex.
EVERETT. AGA. s2--&rTsse3-~Sehr SAL
or Boy tFsyr Saa Fra-sclAso.
PORT GAMBLE. Ava 2I.--AEFivesf--
sthr sp-asAss. from Gar Francisco: Hehr
ssasgie e. iluEs, fsasn Port Tewnsens.
PORT TtptT %4E%D. Asg. q -~ArrfTe<f--
r. hk Ad4krley. frcm Tahiti acbr Alics
Cooke r:0nJ Ssr Francisco: chips Henry
Willard ard X II. SagtSss from II aasalu
sesEx Mage {. Esi~x and SpakasS, from
san FRANCISCO, Hr sd EaeeTE Fexnae. from
Yokohama
LONDON Avg, 2s~ArTiveS~Fsr tx A.
xerggnva from T@eusna.
* EfI.TSGTpS. Aug. @~Ar.sve<s-fsr
ar HsxT5ats0. frnTu y@Gsouysr.
%A%AyEfs. 4assr- GE-@~A1wtvets~sa Henry
WIZARD. frgsn M9aassi1-
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CHICAGO MARK ETA


CHICAGO. Avg 2e-'Ths Liverpool Ear
kst xaz tfk5 lower before The opening here
taan Il cgssea iass week. That added 10
sae lzeaySbnezs pr vsoussy prevailing ard
when. Just before tf% session opened, x be-
CO ne known that the days receipts at
Names rolls ard pGiata wefs rs cars
srnpsrssf with 5fs The corresponding Gay
% as. year tss@ desire 20 gel wheat Al sGs
szart .eca.ved a fresh K.lnu3as y was
m~$er sueh circumstances that S@pte.ss1sf
wheat opened With sSIsers a. from u Sc
4avvn 20 gs.r. compared vista sac AZ Ehs
escsA~ Saturday. A. be 6rEsgne sa1gs vas
aas a sasrt n f1s tra1& bat had snss4
prossE saH Il HzA a EssSst G&iAgAs proceed
tsg ser = large r4Ther % tr4Fa "a a. oEsse
AXE action 20 a@caTa *. From thai source
-asTs4 buying eScssEa 70 Gauss . recovery
III September 10 SS2@e. about hsst an ssks1F
tn ffs. sgst. The ar3c& 81 SEPTEMBER
kDgt Cd tas -sSs during the scrsa uslsaI
y stz9scx s.5tss for as iysS4a. Isses II zssr
ksgst Fssaswggg 5s7stssnss- a. 51xssi'se sS@s~
cssfE4t EsHs5er ire latter pFtnGEHsz-y al the
ssesss@r sy?eaa during th@ fsrss h&8 ~ TIE
2xrSfoza 49, x-ca Eae n9ss Esxs2t
shorts rad ea9@geS ard S5tSarAxn. r0E-
exsx ssss market again SGT Gs.l saS weak
Atsa2s.e rsoE. ez@&rsg<ss 81 waezf aEss<
s3-r ssn~~ Saturday we're smaller saan
~ r4cxzf average THE tosas sas Ss-zss
nssstsrs~ September esGsss5 %xsg sc 9~7r.
ard December sozx NC.
ErsAssAE4s x~@sheE. s4Sxs ssesIssis 2nd FRA
safes 81 rz&a ~ Use coaasry ssD1r = xs1
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NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK. Aug ga-Tsle stock mar
ket resumed its familiar character for the
greater part - last week tsfsy with the
exception that tbs early strength ef stocks
was not recovered Al any siu1s ssiose~q uesst-
II. Closing Was rateer easy in tore, prices
berry sustained With APPARENT 3sfttculty a;
A r~oigt tiecss esSly below .aa ReeeE hut a8sse-
aaa. sboxe the lowest. In the Changers
the opening prices were The best. al level
.. shoat ] 20 ~ above the nuoFsnt top
-ssa sss OF kriyIaY afternoon. This level vas
helped hy the marking up OF Americans
In LONDON before fae oe~7ning here on
cablss orders fraua Neg foyk- J, was shs
.Fl5es: purpose 10 rake the opening high
fer liquidation ~ profts- The commission
hoi1ssS were k,gSxn 20 have Il large vofkiSae
Of orders 10 bay ana IN nlS1y cases there
was I'd PRICE restriction CO tAcse, the order
eseiEE 20 eaIg a. ire market TA& r~sliz-
SIX sase~ IL she GrSs h0sir ReTe VERY heavy
ansi ln spite Of large outside 6et1aA ~ prizes
OF the Oranges melted array before the
pg0f}s.tAksGg xaasS-
nefage s., PAM had entirely loss is al
vance thefe wss ietflng ~ - f5e ores.
SIRE - cell. and pgfe@E ta~nss. upwaT4s
assir.. Tire tofe - RE group waz ssrne
v fszf heavy TO- sbe rxSt of Ire day. though
= Pau! rallied above II3 before Ire siase
T6> Pacific sta<sks Also SAs~ed aXas@nc@
% prsfsf~tAStng hat :Sae $egfasTa Paetse
szTElaES for sAs keEcgl4 wess IL AuK&S; -
0ver ST.
There was heavy l4y.aS - Atcassou pre-
ferr~s aHssrg ere day AID fs9Estsv1lle Il
close 81 gss1stz * a TYe5ect fog q sfea "a
sap Inc 20 heTzna. Tfgefs wers aanssr-
oE2x extraordinary xNesge ss1aFeEas,ssss II sge-
e5st stGEs N5ureses& ITnn covering u
range Of . TsolSSs a 81 ills1s9.s asees about
) Fasr - u e1o<ts ~ ass3s ss proper ssa ef
yKEsss tt5G Gil TIE sSszs<,sss4& 1osz 1@sSrnz-
tssn ii bsg@r Esax w@s ~ IL rc6rr@ ans
E3r. aaa--1 esa< a5ss 2 aTsa6 of et,1a5t 81
pants. Cotton tslG 8ssyaGc@s -. a@5 sae
-ssusss~ssz ~ EAS s&.s-xas3 fssz genera IS
resi- gerry STR - Spsse sc ne ssg-s@ss3.ag
= .r-s-
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st4s gains r3N&sEsE Es - d Sasas ST 0EzE.
- @ossz ns4r6st as active tsgsv xsze
showed higher gT5ees ssa ASeet~cs 1ssssss
ssang eezss-sc17saS- Tssas szaes 81 Gxsexs
Eassx5 Ska tas oz2 sa9rx yezsssrr~d axe.aFnsss
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.nehes wide. t.s91. lengths e 70 Is feet.
special seaExhs Sac Tse< u extra one-.ach
esiss. GszTss. al vertical grain 81 peg If
extra. Fs5cg.ng. irsSed and matched.
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Nc. 4 o. s-snrn aas4s s.. Ne :. s.. or
sfsannes rSssgsc and drop siding weight
1ra Iza sz1ar4 Fir yxnhe- sclsss and
sczntalngs. roagh. f.6*sE sss ! 5 +. 81. .
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and ar. sl5: ax-trgch. LEO IT'S. Nos. = D
ard g. A-inch, 80 sss. tsgis- IAsa, go lbs
wesght. Axisa. feat. EA.
Washington red cedar fGn5er-RoagA,
$sIs. hevel sting. weight 10 lbs. stsssss~ss:s
ees.iEg< weights Nos. l. 2 ard 5. Tsxs-sssch,
/ NS lbs. Ncss ]. and z. Asxs-ant, DO
lhe. Nos / ard Z. ssxs-ineh, - lbs. sI51
q. wasrscntins slasfia: -sasset, ses1-s.
<As shiugfss. Ills; standard shingles. S-ies
ons-iueh ar ASh q. II aas Is feet. s-Ss13i:
thick Einish. s9Szt5s. cedar squares. :. ). ,
and 10 seei, sesgas. batteas. nj sec per ios
iiassi feet, pscx@fss sI1.
kila-Gr3eli, 81 in advance OF green Dras-
age S4c.