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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-29
Communicated With
Estcourt Interrupted.
Doers Get to South Of Town,
Neartne Mountain Passes.
Dsrbsn. Nov 2l --Oomm unicstiou
With Estooars 10 interrupted.

r Durham, Natal. Monday. Nov. 20.
-Sevsn hundred Beers from Wee
Deo took op . strong position On the
highlssds II miles south of Es,court
Soodsy. occupying Turoer's farm,
northeast Of the Mooi river. Maj.
Thorney oroh. With Q detachment of
Isounted Infantry aud the Estcourt
Cssb'psors. engaged the Boers, of
whom three were killed. including
their oommsndsnt. The Boers With
drew. taking 200 head OF cattle can
oussd % Turner'S farm.
The main Boer force south of Est
coust 10 reported TO have retired
Pretoris, Nov 21, vie Lorenzo
Marquee -Mondsy's report fton.
Gen. Joubsrs's hesdqusrtsrs, which
We presented to the Tfansvssl couu.
Oh Of wsr todsy. says /: "Heavy gun
6siag wss beard in tho direction of
Eseeourt on Saturday, aud contiuu.
eoe ride firing 10 proceeding south of
LAdysnilh.
"A smsll sorsis from Ladysmith
THE uosniug We repulsed Tho
Irsssvssl heavy guns fred Q mum.
oes Of shells into the town THE after
room
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-29

Losdon. Nov. % The Daily Mai
pshlishss ue following dispstch from
PissSvmsriisbuig:
can ofloisl communication from
Lsdysoish dated Nov. 18th. says the
garrison 10 msiutsining its position.
A Bosr force 10 reported to the rear
Of Boston, sbous . days ride from
here"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-29
OBJ Saattbman ano soutbrolt.
Published Every Wednesday,

N. q. osteen,
SUMTER, 8. @.
TERMS
Loo per aunum-io Advsoce.
ApvsRrIsnNssr:
Oos Square hrst nsertion.................Sl 90
svery subsequent Insertion ....... ........ 80
coniraets Tor three months, or longer vii
- made ., reduced rates.
All eomaauuications which subservs private
tossrests will be charged for % adv tie ments.
Obituaries and tributes of respects will be
charged for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
,NTATIVE SALE
sIIIePEKs AND NOTES.

punaway & Richards Of Tonkswa were
81 ppers-of me mediums which sold with
oUr dockaEe at the rop price Of the dav.
sam Elliott 81 Wilmot had in car load
AZ drst-ciass mediums which sold az the
top Of the bulk.
j. &. Grserwsde Of Hunnewe1 was In
with mixed car of stock hogs and cat
- The hogs were medium lights and
sold AT the popular bulk price
e. G. Handy Of Norwich was present
FiJh a mixed car. the hogs being lights
and selling with no dock IT the bes- OF
the bulk range
J. a. Seitz Of Arson was shipper OF
medium heavies which Went AZ stin bulk
prices
Tom Grace Of Cheney shipped in a car
Head ~ heavy hogs which we're fine.
Choice p2~ke-s IF his own feeding. and
ley sold without dock AZ a strong bu K
figure
Jen Houston sent M from Ponca city
Two ears = hogs. one light and one extra
heavy. both being without dock
sChr76 PIP Sc Ems Of Ruhler We're ship
pers ST heavy hogs which sold Al au their
E-a6s cou'd command.
7 Z NaD5iveer of Hackney was =
shipper Of medium lights whlca sold a;
good bulk price.
Joe KnohIauch Of Colwjcn was Iata
arrival wfth a car Of heavy hogs vhich
sold az the price watch took The bulk %
The car leads.
Roy Scat- Of Maize sold on the close
O. Tho trading q car Of medium heavies
g. che best au.k figure.
'aHSksy & Funk Of Njckerson were late
rfe-% with car Of heavies which sold
. 1ug- 1r05 bulk prices
Sts--v ~ Rose Hi vas the last
I" car OF lfEr- FsES uhfrh
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FROM RAILWAY TO UNIVERSITY
Mrs. Stanford Is Prepared to Trans
for sill 100 10Ds{cre

San Francisco, Nov IA dispatch 70
the Call from New York states that Mrs.
Jane Stanford has sold all of her stock
in the Southern Pacific 10 the Hunting
ton-Speyer syndicate. Her holdings
amounted to 2S5.o9j shares, FRO which she
received about $40 per share. or S11s0o, =
O00 for the whole. The stock is said TO
have been purchased in the interest Of
9. P. Huntington. All the railroad prop
erty she now owns, in common with Mr..
Huntington. is her interest in the Pacific
Improvement company. which may not
exceed 81 900 90 II is understood that the
money obtained by Mrs. Stanford for her
Southern Pacific stock will al once be
made available for the use OF the stan
ford university, which is now one Of the
weaithiest institutions OF learning in the
world. The Calls Information IS to the
effect that the sale II the Stamford
stock was made in the furtherance OF
Hunt'rgton's alleged scheme for trans
continental line TO be operated under his
immediate management
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
POST0FFlCE SCRIP PROPOSED
For small sums by HaiI--street Car
Letter Collection system

Washington. Nov 1.-THE National As
sociation % Postmasters at their meeting
today considered the substitution Of post
Office scrip FOR stamps or postal orders in
the Transmission OF small sums by mail.
The afternoon ession took up the I'M
provemeat Of the special delivery system
but failed TO develop any practical sug-
gestlons. 50 the matter was left open
An interesting statement was made by
the postmaster OF Hartford. Conn, who
described a system Of drop letter boxes
he had induced the street car companies
20 place On all their cars The ca, lines
% the city oonverged near the city post
Office, where a messenger empcie5 the
letter boxes as the cars arrived. nus
making practically a half-hoUrly collie
ION u The mos; distant parts Of the cfry.
L vas pointed out that this bad Been
done al a tr7dinE cost sn5 was prac,5cz-
be IN any City where large number q
car lines raa close 10 the p1stoelce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. 16.-Cofee options open
ed steady. prices 5 TO 10 points higher,
and ruled fairly active with a firm under
tone on bulIish cables from European
markets.. light receipts at Rio and good
general buying. led by shorts Reports
of an insurrecuon in Bahia added to the
better feeling. Closed steady. 70 to Is
points net higher. Sales. 1850 bags. in
Guiding: December, 500; January. :. 400
5-45c; February, SOC; March, 55cd5. soc:
April sec; May. 5.65G5.7oc July. > .75T
5.Soc: August, 5.S0c; September. 5.S5T
5.e5c: October, 6.o0a6. Csc. Spot coffee.
Rio firm: mild firm; Cordova, SO aL4c.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined steady.
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IHE NE&FHE

Wichita. Kan. Nov. Is. 1Sos
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair until sunday. colder Friday after
noon and saturday.
During the past = hours the highes,
temperature has been =. the lowest -
and the mean S. with trace u rain be-
fore day and again al d. m. cloudy
weather. lower barometer and fresh 10
1ish south wind. decreasing a. night
AZ a. n the temperature was 81. the
vaTUsst morning Tor tA-ee weeks. ana
vysrue. than any November morning Iazt
year
on this date last year the highest ten
pe-at'-ce was q. the lowest =. and n,
mean IS. CT IS degrees colder than tbs
year
So far tals month the average ten3-ra-
ture has been 8 degrees saove the no-rua,
but since Ja1-ary -iSt just about normal
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. New ls.-rosecasJ Tor ri
Gay a2G Saturday,
Kansas-Fair and colder Friday: Safur-
day. fair. westerly winds
oklahoma and Indian Ter-ftory-PartIv
cloudy and cooler Friday; Saturday fair:
southerly. shifting 10 westerly wiaes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
COTTON REPORT THAT LEAKED
Secretary Wilson Tells All He Knows
AkAuf

Washington, Nov 15.-Secretary VIII
son, OF the agricultural department, is
investigating the complaint Of the New
York Cotton Exchange that the special
cotton report issued on Tuesday was In
/ the hands OF private firms before it
reached the exchange. The secretary
himself was absent at the cabinet meet
ing when the report was issued and he
therefore has no personal knowledge of
the occurrence. Superintendent Hyde,
OF the statistical division, stated today
that the regular Geographic summary OF
the cotton report was sent as usual. on
November TO- Usually the detailed re-
port, made up a few days later. is not
telegraphed. but owing 20 an important
statement it contained this month, II was
deemed best to have il sent to the cotton
exchanges by telegraph. IN the report OF
the 10Th the department placed the total
crop estimate at an outside production OF
$3.50 900 bales. In the supplemental report
il was explained that this estimate was
based upon the fact that the experience
Of past years had shown that the actual
crop exceeded the departments estimates
and added that the reports on actual
conditions in the hands of the depart
ment indicated a crop OF less than $780,
000 bales.
This supplemental report was sent to
the two telegraphic companies for trans
mission to the exchange at 11:55 a. m
The secretary Of the exchange wrote Mr..
Hyde that It did not reach the exchange
until 2:45 almost three hours later One
Of the telegraphic companies here re-
ported that the report wa Suffered to
New York immediately upon its receipt
but It being unusual 10 receive a suple-
mental report. New York refused to take
ii Immediately. Meantime a corresDon-
dent of one fthe financial news agencies
in New York heard of the report and
telegraphed its substance TO his agency
The other company reported to the de-
partment that the report was transmit
ted Immediately. Why it did not reach its
destination on time as alleged. is not
known here. Mr.. Hyde has written 10
the secretary Of the exchange explaining
all the facts so far as the department is
concerned.
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ETEl1|.3SS.Z':I5|!!liI:3:

lows: Tops, SIS; bulk, s3.75d3 IS, with
one car at the next point TO the mini
mum. All but IS hogs. all coarse. rough
heavies, sold within the bulk and it was
a heavier day than the day previous.
Average weight pa; receipts, 1,229.
Mr.. Robson was again on the market
after cattle and bought all Of his grade
that came in.
Miss Daisy Dunkin has accepted the DO
sition as amenuensis and private sec
rotary TO Chief Clerk J. D. Harrison OF
the DoId plant She takes the place Of
Miss Mayme Mahaney for a time. the
latter to take vacation in the east for
some weeks.
Provisions yesterday were dull Hogs
were lower and the demand light and
prices were unchanged 10 a shade lower
at the opening. Cash lard closed of &C
at S4.s2iz, and cash ribs steady at si75.
The hog trading yesterday was record
breaker, and proved once more that all
hog shippers in this southwest cannot
possibly do as well at any other market
and comparison OF yesterdays markets
will show this truth. There is a buoyant.
keen demand for all classes Of hogs and
each grade has competition, and the sup
ply is far below the wants Send your
nogs here once as trial, and you Will
keen II IN
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WICHITA ALL RIGHT
Highest Market for Hogs in the
Land.
TOPS UP TO $685.
Larger Receipts and Higher
Prices-Cattie Steady,
$685.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
The most out Of line that It has been in
over a year. The quotation here was
very strong. some sales being a nickel
higher than Wednesday. All through the
trading there was keen, active demand
Tor any kind Of hogs and everything ap-
gearing was taken up at once. and prices
Paid for them higher than have been paid
pToportionateIy in a long time, and by
considerable higher than any other mar
yet attempted. Car lots of hogs were
bought on this market yesterday from
10 70 Is cents only off Of Kansas City,
End some shippers should take note Of
Il, for the condition Is brought about
caturally and solely because Of the com
petitive buying and the strong, diversi-
fed demand. The tops in Kansas City
yesterday were 1876, and al this point
the tops were SIS. One buyer last night
after the close, remarked: This is the
highest market On the continent today"
Fifteen cars OF hogs passed over the
scales and they were all bought at the
Strongest prices this market or any 9TH
Pr, has experienced N many day. The
quality was generally good and both car
hogs and wagon and local offerings show
ed up very well The average weight
caHe down S pounds, resting on pa
pounds for the 10 cars sold. Just as IN
Edicauon Of the local strength, It may
be cited that Chicago yesterday was
rents lower than Wednesdays average,
with 1900 less hogs received and an esti-
mated receipt for today Of 1000 less than
that. St Louis was a fat ) cents lower.
with small run Of hogs, and as for
kaEsts City the quotation was weak for
mixed and heavies, and only steady for
al others. This market was never less
than strong and a few sales at cents
higher. Everything in was sold at once
and the shippers were tubiiant with their
deals There is no possible chance Of too
many hogs arriving here. as four indie
pendent competitive buyers are here for
them, all representing unlimited orders.
and not only this, but these orders are
fortunately such as to take in all classes
% hogs offered, from light, thin stock to
mediums, butcher grades and fat lard
heavies. AL will be bought nan8 yes
terday shows that they viii be taken al
fancy prices.
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q 90; exports. 1850. Firm and not quot
ably higher. Business more active
Wheat-Receipts, Il. SD; exports. 80. 254;
spot firm; No. 2 red. .3ssc f. o. o., afoat
spot: Nc. northern Duluth. nc, z 0. b.,
ahoat spot; No. ? red. FAC; elevator,
nominal Options opened steady at &c
advance on cables and covering but later
ruled 4 10 &c lower under renewed local
pressure in the absence of outside specu-
Iative support and disappointing export
demand. Again, however, the market
turned firner on covering. following Chi
cago. and closed firm al net advance OF
sake; March. % I1-1sG76c, closed 557sc;
May. 70 15-1sG7s 7-16c. closed 7514c; De-
cember. 72GE 7-16c, closed 72j4c. Spot,
firm; No ?, 4oc, f. o. D.. af1oat, 3s1zc ele-
vator. Options opened steady al &c ad-
vance on cables, but ruled quiet and fea-
tureIess, closing firm with wheat at net
unchanged prices to &c advance; May,
$sss 93s5sc, closed 3S53c; December 3sGS9isc,
closed SC.
oats-Receipts. $4,000; exports. Sass.
Spot, firm; No. ?, sc; No. 8. 2s15c; No.
2 white s114c: No white. 301ze; track.
mixed western. 29g3912c; track white. 301
SAC. Options nominal
Butter-Receipts. 2.6o1 packages; strong;
western creamery, 21G25c; June creamery,
2aG341zc; factory. 15lzG17c
CheesAReceipts s.2s9 packa ges; steady;
small September. 121z913zsc; fine October.
124lG4c; large fancy September, I2HQ
121zc; large October. finest, HE
Eggs-Receipts, 4.540 packages; firm;
western, 14d5oc.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Nov. 6.-Wheat-Spot, dull;
futures quiet; December, IS SID; March,
IS s7sd; May, IS 101sd
Corn-Spot, dull American mixed. old
and new. IS 4.d. Futures quiet; Novem-
Der, IS 45sd; December. IS SD; January.
2S I'd
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Yor~i-a ~tees--zd Nosey.

NeT York. Nov. --C0nEerCiai-A q
vertiser-s London financial casleE-a n
The general tone q re markets ae-s
vas good today OF ire report C Genera.
J7rT1e-rs death. Are-.cars vsrs fhe
srrorz featg-e and ths u7st active. -
tuvfnz Inspired hv tka trszs1ry.s ogs-
% ouy * - ~ - bo1ts. together gf,s
THE var reTs and the improved money
o1t,oak here
Parts. Sav 1f-TAers wss decl5es
upward movement % rhe hsurse here 70
Ear assisted pr Lor5on sgy5nT = Flaf-
Ers. prompted ~ the report = re saath
= General JGube-- A]r5osza re iatf@-
wss rot confirmed tae frmEess wss 49,
ce-tnzss5 q tse r.ose Tn.er-af.z-zl So
c-rrsties participates n ire a1rz1ee- De-
Peere r-szes attracts6 great zftr-ti1a 81
tEs Trp7rt fzac Kinb@-.sy vas Zaou ~
point - heizz Fef@vel
Bertha. Esv s-PTirate 5tHc51zt -
rae eserse today was ssFfsr- rr5ces wfre
sr- saH s-szzfe5. bef-g e-eSursreG ~
-7zta1 s-s Nez York stvloez
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
10 UNEARTH NlPPUR'S RUINS
University Of Penn-yIvaaia SENDS
Another Expedition

Philadelphia Pa, Mo- l5--The Uni
ve-si-y Of Pennsylvania has Just fitted
out another expedition 10 Baay.l ulA to
compete tae excavation Of the ancient
c-cy o NlD1ur. The work + under ne
1.-ect c9a-r1. - Dr. Herman y. HI
g-scht Of The university. tae famous ~
syrloloEisc TINS university has been cor
d-cl.ns these excavations Ter the .zss zen
gears. az = tgszI expense - over sza5 -
Tas cost q -he present exee5ition Ell
b ab1t -. ~. TIE parry Sl.l pressed
g Als1 On ne Persian glsE and thence
ua The T.g-is river 20 BaEzzz. g-sz
EA 2 ely ths .ournsy XII &c fo- seve-
"a eaFs through -ze Arabian desert TIE
expedition EIi reach N-11zr aaout re
lAt-e< Es-t % January ne wo-k Z sa-s
under q special eruan issued ~ ;he Eui-
t&7 - rg-E=y 60 re T'1iv@rs.ry = f11--
szva
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presented at the sub-treasury for pay
ment. They represented the holdings q
private individuals. Up 70 / o'clock the
Eub-treasury had been offered s.. 1o0o9o
worth Of bonds. mostly IS in small
amounts. Al the close OF business Deputy
Assistant Treasurer Nuhlmsa announced
that the offerings for tke day amounted
10 s.. 30 principal or s., %. 29S.56 with
premium and interest There was only
fifteen separate offerings. the smallest OF
which was 500 and the largest S4oe.e0 OF
the per cents $4,000 worth were SUI
rendered, and Of the per cents S2.479,o0o
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Cotton.

Galveston. Nov. s-Cotton-Easy: 1918.
New Orleans. Nov. 1s.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady; middIug. ne
Liverpool. Nov. 1s.-Cotton-Spot de-
mand fai-; prices unchanged; American
midG'ne. SGD
New York. Nov 1s-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; November. 8 %: December
SD: January. *7.29; February. s732:
March. S-.34; April, s72s: May. S73s:
June. S7.2S; July. $40; August, S7.57; Sep
TENDER, $50; October, s5.sI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
METAL MARKET.

New York, Nov. 16.-The situation in
metals took q more cheerful turn today.
several departments. in fact. showing
pronounced strength on firm cables, re-
newed demand and light offerings. Iron
ana speiter. however, ruled weak and
more or less nominal. AT the close the
metal exchange called pig iron warrants
neglected. and issued no quotations. lake
copper hrmeT at $l-sII7-25; tin hrner at
81 1910, lead steady at 3 soGf s2l.:
speltsr weak al si.50G4.6o The brokers'
price for lead Is 10 and fer copper 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
DRY GOODS Markets

New York. Nov I6.-The market con
tiaUed strong throughout for sta-.a
goods. Brown drills advanced = on soma
eastrn makes. Brown sheetirsS tending
against buyers IN both heavy and light
e.rhrS. Fine browns strong Print
Cloths stiI Idle. wide grey goods strong
and tending upwards. Coarse co orad cot
IONS scarce and against buyers. Prints
IN demand Good sales of cotton Innings.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Chicago, Nov. 1S-Cattle-Best heavy
strong; others easy; westerns firm; Tex
ans strong; butchers stock active; can
ners firm, srOckers and feeders steady;
good to choice, s.. 50Q6. GO; poor 70 medI-
ums, S4.51C5.40 mixed stockers. 80. GOA
80; selected feeders. 81 25d4. 70; good 10
choice cows g. 75d4 70; heifers, So. 75d5. IS:
Gamers, 3 .0Gd3 90; bulls, g. 4Od4 %:
calves, S4.00Q7.00; fed Texas beeves. 81. 20
$50; grass Texas steers, s.. 1914 Is; wes-
tern range beeves. s4.OoQ5.30
Hogs-Market fairly active; prices av-
eraged sc lower. Fair clearance. Mixed
and butchers, s3.Sod4.05; good to choice
heavy, 50 s064.1O; rough heavy. 50. 75a2s5;
lights, S3-7594.o0; bulk of sales, $3.50
heep-Matured sheep. 10 to 15c lower,
lambs, steady; native wethers. So. Goa
40; lambs. s4.09Q5 %; western wethers.
$. S2Q+.50; western lambs, sl75Q5.10
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs. 34Ooo;
sheep, 1890.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, Nov. I6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; 1850 Texans; market steady
to strong; native steers, 81. 25G5. 70: Texas
steers, $4,000: Texas cows. 81. 273 So:
native cows and heifers, 81 0o14. 80; stock
ers and feeders, s2.75Q4.J0; bulls. s2.55T
$50
Fogs-Receipts. 1900; mixed and heavy
weak others steady; bulk of sales. S3. S71s
.92l&; heavy, g. s5a3. 20: packers. s.. s5T
3.9255; mixed. So. S5G3. 90; lights. g. Ea3e0;
workers., g .S5G73. %; pigs, Sc. 6o73. S.
Hogs-Receipts, 300; market steady;
lambs, *3.50d5-20; muttons, g. 1894 90.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Nov. Observation-Disclosures. D.
600; market steady and active to strong:
native shipping and beef steers. $500
$50; stockers and feeders, S25014. 4e:
cows and heifers, s2.o0d4. so; Texas and
Indian steers. s.. 25d4. IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market SC lower:
pigs and lights, g. S5d3. ~ packers, g. S5T
3.95; butchers, 8. 95Tf4. %.
sheep-Receipts, 400; market firm; ma
tive muttons. S3.5OG4.Oo; lambs, 5000
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour-SteaGy.
Wheat-No. ) spring. 64qe5c; No. red,
6Sq5sc.
Corn-No. >. 3I5sd22c.
Oats-No. >, 23i4 a-5lzc; No. : white, 25c;
No :. white. 20. Q25S4c.
Rye-No. , &c.
Barrie y-No. ,. 3s0t2c
Fax seed-No. !, Sl29
Timothy seed-Prlme, g .45G2.55.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s7.71Q7-S5.
Lar6-Per LOO lbs. 81 SoE4.S71z
Snort ribs sides Coose}. &.75175.15; dry
sailed shoulders, (5oxedl. 5lsG5-ac; short
clear sides (5oxed). $ 1865 -.
whisky DIstulers' finished goods. per
gallon. si.@si-.
SuEar-C uChanged
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Sew Tz-k $ev- ls.-Tas tasks sEs -
rr-st eaZpsries s. ttas r5fV HsH ~ -
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rzcass.ves - tas EsTsr1-z@rs s@ar -
r1sfcazse S-z388 - - So hazE1 usrs-x
tae 6-vt hssi-sss hsav tasAF as1zg -
80 C sas az1 7ss eszz leafs I'D ssea
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CATTT =

The attic market was steady with =
fair trading. 4. Garland had in a load
o. she stuff which sold at once at very
fair prices This was the most important
deal, the rest being scattering.
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TIE band market was active ard st-o-E
tne speculative lss8es and re5rEs }zatso1
so-ds b4f-E fsveTi;es. To:z. seies. par
vsE8s g 70 ssa
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ton nod de o q
q I'D
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ANOTHER VESSEL FIRED OK

London. Nov, 1s.-According 20 q dis-
patch from Durham a British cruiser has
again fred or vessel entering DeJagoa
Bay and refusing re reply % signals Two
blank and one round shot were fred be-
fore she hove 20. The vessel was thea
boarded. her papers examined and che
vas af1avva4 ~ r,-rcerd
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Verona Italy. Nv 1E--Asre wzs =
sae-s eu- vc-y sharp ez-tsqzaxe here
last night L thr~w TIE Inhabitants .
re soz-n iz,o 2zz5c
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on the Produce EXchanse, TO-DAY. tne
usrker closed as follows
BUtte--Fl-m; creamery. l52-si.c; dairy,
1iE-Ic.
Cheese-yyeak; I-+s9I2l-c.
EsSs-Firn; fresa. -sc
Poulsry-Stszdy turkeys. s69c; caick-
a-s -I-TSl--