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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS

The following prices are being Of.
fsrsi q the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or in the car al Seattle:
Grain oats. "a 20. barley. az,
wheat chicken feed. SO. bran. tlt.
shorts. tifta
Hay~fuEet sound. per ton. sse7s 70
Eastern Washington timothy. tl1so
Hts. alfalfa. s.
Esgr Strictly fresh ranch. ia
ssc
Bai,er Fresh ranch. saioc.
creamery. ie8ise.
pouitry-Chlckens. live. itaisMe,
dressed. tsc.
1--we stoek-Choice beef cattle.
COWS. fasAe. steers. s'smsc: good
hoEa. live. &c. hogs. dressed. csc.
calves. dressed. large. &c. small. DC.
calves. iarKo. live. &c: small. &c.
Hides. Pelts and Woal-IIeavy
sound sailed steers. over 90 pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. 7Ac.
light sound. under Ss pounds. &c:
COWS. sound. an weights. Tc.
staFn. bulls nd oxen. s0sc: aal,ed
kipH. &c. calves. per pound. Sc: green
nHAENa - us AANAAA NAHAHAa aA0 AHHFF
per pound. i2e: dry cuiis. one.third
less. summer deer. per pound. 22G
&c. winter deer. dry. ttuisc. papcry
deer. p4igc. dry ciks. afioc. green
elk. 'Gte; sheep rel;s. 25Gssc: shear
iiuea. iHH15cs Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
lsc. dirty or timber burned. Toe. tai
low. 2izatgHc
Vegetables
Potatoes OobblnE) White River
nufbanka, s8smas. Yakima and
oregon. $500 new potatoes.
s. o0a225 per sack. bceta. si.z5
per sack. carrots. s0asl.O0 Der
sack; garlic. DC. California aspara.
gus, sues per 10: Walla waila aHpar-
aKua. &c per 10. rhuharb, 2mc per
10; tomatoes. t2.7s92.5o per case. artI-
ohokes. SOC per doz: wax beans, Zoe
per 10. string beans. &c per ID: new
cabbage. 2h92Me. new onions. ic.
oregon peas. 7c Early Rose potatoes.
81. b9u 2 Is per carload sack.
Fruits.
Green fruit GobhinE)-orangea
Seeding. f1b0mt. navels, s4a5,
lemons. S9a2b0. apples, fan
cy. s2s0g30o per box: ban
anaa, s2G0 per bunch: Call.
fornla black fiEs. 2o-ib boxes. a.
20. cartoons, si.26. smyrna figs, 2sc
per ID. new dates. re. sweet apple
cider. 30c per Eal. med. sweets. -.
Strawberries. Waila Walla. 81: Lake
Washington. tt.Go. home grown
cherries. 81 g5ffi 60 a box; San Jose
cherries. 50@75c. peaches. $3.50 a
box. npricota. $3.50 "a box. blackbcr-
rlca. $3.50. rnspbcrricr. $3.50.
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
nuitor-Ranch. i0U12c; fancy dali
ry, In squares. Ice; Washington
creamerieH. lib prints, i6mlsc. East
crn Iowa ana Elgin. i9d20c.
Choose Oobblng) Native Wash
lneton. 1gh@iac. Eastern 12Ql3c,
California, lie.
EGGS Oobblng)-strictly fresh
ranch, zoe.
Honey 80 California comb. I2d
12he; strained, &c.
Poultry chickens. i6Hoi
live chickens, ibc.
Nay, Grain and Feed.
Hay OobbinF) Puget Sound. per
ton. s709. Eastern Washington tim
othy. Sl8mii: alfalfa, s..
oats dobblng) Per ton. $50.
Barley Rolled, s27.
Whole. S22,b0: cracked. 1913,
feed meal, per ton. t2a.
Feed-Wheat, 81; oil cake, meal.
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TO WRITE up SEATTLE.

Mayor IIumes has received a let
ter from Joseph II. chapple. publirh-
ef Of the National Magazine. stating
that he would be IN Seattle with the
National Editorial Association. Mr.
chapple r. coming with a view Of
giving Seattle a write up Ia his ma
raslua
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ncrosS the Continent.

NEW YORK. July t.-Mr. and
Mrs John y Davis started from this
city IA a motor carriage. bound faF
san Francisco. Saturday. n sill be
the lungeHi automobile run on record.
The start was made from the Ilef-
AL office. and the finish viii be al
che Can huIIllnR. In san rrAneIacn.
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APPEAL FOR
LIEUT.. NEAL

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July -
John W. Mackay. q California and
H. H. Kobfsaat. 81 Chicago. had a
long conference yesterday with the
president and Secretary Aiger over
the case OF Lieut.. Neal. who was
found guilty BY a court martial OF
nisappropriaflng funds while sta
toned at San Francisco. They made
an earnest appeal In behalf Of the
accused.
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GRANTED HaBEas CORPUS

MIDDLEsBoRo. Ky. July -
Dora Hardin. a mountain girl stab
bed James Rush. her sweetheart,
with pair OF scissors Miss Min
Tennessee girl. had stolen
the heart Of her lover. thought the
Hardin Girl, who Hweara that II she
Is ever released. she viii Kill her
rival. Rum has dozen wounds.
and viii die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-04

Probably the most interesting pair
ef twins In the country are LIVING at
Wichita. Kan. They are Wilbur y.
and John = sites They are a
years old. and look ~ much alike
that anly intimate friends can tel
them apart They married twin nis.
tsrs. the Misses Alice and Carrie
Worth The two families live to-
Kether In the same house IN Wichis
IA. Thirty years aHo the brothers
embarked in business in wichita.
ana the same old sign. ''itltrs Bros. "
tells OF the twin business relations
between them. which SIN EXISTS.
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AL SORTS"

There arr In the uni.ed States
some 1900 summer hotels
California produces about one
third Of the almonds consumed In the
United States.
The Emperor q China has never
ieft his palace except 10 pray At the
Temple Of Heaven
Senator Hoar says that be has eat
en- goldfish balls for breakfast daily
for more than thirty ave years.
The champion lady golfer Of Ire
lard Is only seventeen years old She
graduated on the links at POrtrush.
The average export OF god from
the ports of South Africa amount
now to about sz.0s2.s s5 each week
A French sfaffstirsan declares that
switzerland produces annually more
books than any ether country I'm pro-
portion to the number % Inhabitants.
namely. to every 1000.
Mafer-Glris. we mustn't worry
your father about going away this
summer. His finances are extremely
iow. I known. looked In his check
book yesterday and he had only one
check left.
Once upon a time a woman trim
med her own bonnets. and In conse-
quence Of ffi- her husband becsme
enormously wealthy. Il owe all
have 70 YOU" said the man 70 his
wife one day. Il vall accordingly pay
you per cent. Interest on my entire
fortunef' But tho woman wouldn't
take a cent. n anything further be
needed 20 make fairy story Of this
let II be said that they lived happily
ever after.
A member Of the ex-royai aervian
house OF Karageorgevltch has been
travelling IN India. This o. Prince
Karageorgsv1tch. and he has writ
ten a book with the title. "EDchant-
ed India"
Right here" writes a Kansas boy
in the Philippines. IS where heard
my first Maaser bullets. They have
such a mean. spiteful sound. Just like
a little girl In school turning up her
nose and saying Take that"
Spacer--f believe that II Shake
speare were alive at the present time
and trying 10 live by his pen In Lon
don the comic papers would reject
many Of his best Jokes.
Humorist-I know II. have tried
'em all.-London Tit-BitE
There's a great deal Of excitement
In Paris" said one French official.
Yes" said the other. caimiy And
discomfort" "Doubtless. hut there
isn't nearly 50 much discomfort as
there would probably be n there was
nothing 20 get excited over"-star,
Washington.
a New York man dreamed he was
attacked BY burglars. and that he
defended hlmseif vafantlv. but re-
cefvcd wounds from hls aHsailanta.
He awakened suddenly 10 find that
ne had badly slashed himself with
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Fresh Meat Oebbing) beef.
De- per To- steer beef. o. per ~. NUT
ton. wether, ne pof 10. pork. 7Me
per 10. veal. large Sc per No. hmaiL
loo.
Provisions Oobblns-l large.
i0isc hams small. lie, breakfast ba.
cen. iIiac, dry nalted sides. 7AG. Rex,
hAe
Lard acknowledgements. per
10. 7Ao! White Star. Sc, Coin Special.
SIC. lard. compound. Heroes. che.
Rex. sA4c.
Fresh Fish OobblnRl 81 Halt
but. 2iaQaiAc. salmon. amfet
founders. 34fci solcH. &C.; rock cod.
De-. trout. lehQise. ahHmps. Zoe:
ahad. SGT. ainelt. 4d5e. oysters
olympia. $40 per sack. 81 80 per
gallon. clans. $50 per sack. Dungo-
ness crabs. alive. clio: cooked. ti.20.
ling cod iu6c. black cod. G07e.
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q Two Dollar Quarrel.

LONDON. Ky. July 4.-Emnnuel
Souders stabbed Frank Reed at
Pittaburg. KY. last night because he
would not pay SUuders 81. Souders
ls evading arrest. Reed will die.
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ATroRNEYr-AT-LAM.
CLOTHES CLEANING.


seattle Clothes Pressing Co keep your
cleaning repairing nos ID ay. Tel. Ban l5N
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4th July Decoration Flags. Bunting.
Festooning. Denny Coryell Co, fstav.
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Personal-Are you going camping7
I have tents. camp stools. camp
stoves. cots. etc. for sale or rent. II.
Chaplin. col and sos Pike street.
When down town. call at Hardin's
book store. 1907 First ave. ; doors
above Madison. Trade your old
books for new.
rec Hanson before purchasing . sewing
machine. A few good second rand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. as Columbia
street. opposite Postofiee.
wanted-To buy old gold and silver. IL
Bensel, msnfg. icweler. = Hlnckley block.
Remember that auction sale il still
going on at q. w. Carmack e. Co.'S
place. and everything must go In or
der to make room for a large new
stock which Is expected daily. Ev-
erything we sell is sold on n strict
guarantee. backed by n cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
and all are requested to attend. and
especially the ladies'. Sales at $50
and $50 .. m.
q. w. cARMACK,
1928 Second avenue.
JOE NJ. REX. Auctioneer.
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oUslsrss epAncts

IT8meteefers i0oh this up. corner lot
sDstul ~ iart from Third ageBue car inst
fenced Ia Frass, with new Cuffagn thuref
meHi. balance monthly iusiaiimeuis ieat
than rent low INTEREST," plenty ~ free pas
tufe FOR stock h0ufc ~ rost 40 or SO
tiua lot lu s9rih seHtiis on car iiusl
today. only tYn.
hEiysON MAG fHKKsON a co.
~ Kew FORK Block
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A member Of the ex-royai servian
house Of Karageorgevitch has been
travelling IN India. This o. Prince
Karageorgsv1tch. and he has writ
ten a book with the title. "Enchant-
ed India"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-04

An old nuoksport, Me. sea cap
tain thus described the way In which
he dismissed an undesirable sultar
for the hanG Of his daughter \
just showed him the companlanway
out on the gang plank leading from
my house, and gently remarked TIE
wind WAS OF shoru. ana the sooner
he got under way the better ofiinE
he would get before morning. lie al
once took the hint. Eot under way.
paid OF. bore away. and went down
fl4..-s..ad tnfsr al san with an ~
SHORE brrene.
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Nes Home sa~ing Machines. Bcst and
cheapest machine made. sold on eass pay
mcnts- once NEXT door 10 Posloffsce.
WHITE Is KING OF all sewing
machines. Sold by Il. ID. voris. 1905
Second ave: pioneer dealer In sewing
machines and sewing machine sup
piles. Telephone Bun Cal.
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iaai mlddilugu. t2iaa3i bran. SO.
shorts. sl7s0. chapaed feed. tzoWg2.
dairy chopped feed sc. seed oats,
q7uAyqH
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a New York man dreamed he was
attacked By burglars. and that he
defended hlmseif valiantlv. but re-
ceivcd wounds from hia assailanta.
He awakened suddenly 70 ind that
ne had badly slashed himself with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-04

or hard work. Cavalry Trousers, dopbls
oserx<hi. BT5: dyed black. $50. Gen.
Miles storm and cold Hesther hood costS.
fLh9, Array black wool hnss. &c. Rubber
blankets 81 Navy undershIrts and drhuers
o. 90 each. blankets q 90 snd up. Govern
meut tenfs, gx8. Ega1. ovenhirt2 G9l
Kirk izis First Aycnua
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GafU. IN, n.r., , once ~, ,l,y 4; Az,
nldnt HkH Ifavn Daily Afriva
nun .afAV TIA Everett GtlG
W uFllWtb a. m. 81 Vernon D "a
w. NaB Whatr0m
fINp ". spokane. liosslauh $50 . IA
e. fanl Chicago ani East
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AucrIoNrrns.

l. zemansky. general auetioneer; saios
made in any part OF the city or state; real
estate, live stock. express sales. freight
sales bankrupt stock Of merchant iso-an
goods in general. 1898 Third avenue
Bickerton 4 DEWITT Auotioneers, Real
Estate and Storage, Cash paid for second
hand furniture. 1912 First Ave, Tel Pike lai.
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sIass AND norsn NuMphn..
SEWING MACHINE.

kubbef Type. aluminum snd enamel
letters for signs and house numbers Chas
Weston 80 iesEsf Way. Phone Black iSii
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NAMED LorHINe..

Cast OF clothing. irunks and yalisss bought
al lie Second ave. Phone Ked lisa
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
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II IL said that a majority OF tbe
Japanese students who eome o. this
country 10 study political economy
81 TO the University 90 Michigan to
:, instruction under Prof. Adams.
This preference - due to the lnflu-
encc Of Count ono. now chief inrpee-
tor ~ the Rank 81 Japan, who stua-
ted al the University 81 Michigan un-
der Prof. Adams. and who II sprcsd-
iug the professors reputation
abroad through the Japanese isl
auds.
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The Seattle Junk Co, pays lowest
prices, but square business. No. los
Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No, NIB.
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oAarfsa TEsT-.



Wanted fiify railroad iabofers for Trim
1919, east Of n4ngntAtua. Crest northern X
X Foley Bros. a Lersoua-Beu work team
tiefs, graders. feck men wages, y free pass:
ship today p.n- traN lord. 10 W. Main St
casi.oa eloihing. .. Taylor, starr. boyd blx
Wanted 20 men for Cascade tunnel:
wages u.55. SEQ and tz.75 hrs shift
Crawford. ITO w. Main street.
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a knife. witch no had aeitcd while
asleep to defend himself With.
Prom time to time experts have
Noticed certain uneXp'atnahle peeu-
tarltlua Ia magnetic Instruments Ia
various hulldngs. Electricians nav
declare as the result " experiments
and Investigations, that the vagartes
are due 20 the presence ~ magnetism
in bricks. They ATE made of earthly
matter containing a greater er lesa
proportion OF magnetic or magnetic
trun urc,
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There's a great deal OF excitement
In Paris" said one French official.
Yes" said the other. calmly. And
discomfort" "Doubtless. hut there
isn't nearly 50 much discomfort as
there would probably be n there WIS
nothing 20 get excited over."-star.
Washington.
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Right here" writes a Kansas boy
in the Philippines. is where heard
my first Mauser bullets. They have
such a mean. spltefui sound. Just like
a little girl In school turning up her
nose and saying Take that"
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Alaska Junk Co. pays highest prices.
prompt returns. No, III Western avenue
Telephone fike ia
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spacer--f believe that II Shake
speare were alive at the present time
and trying 10 live by his pen IN Lon
don the comic papers would reject
many Of his best Jokes.
Humorist-I know Il. I have tried
'em aiI.-L0ndon Tit-BltE.
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Nafer-Glris. we mustn't worry
your father about going away this
summer His finances are extremely
los. known. looked In his check
book yesterday and he had only one
check left.
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II. II. Dcpew. Dentist Specialist in Crown
and Bridge work. s2t Burke Building.
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sNlP tMAsol1Rs.

suNDE q Ef LAND. Yesler wharf.
sail-makers. rigEcrs and ship chand-
lers. manufacturers of tents. tar
paulina. mining hose. canvas OF all
widths.
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THE MARKET ELSEWHERE,

New York, Oct. 1.-THE stock mar
ket fell fat again today. The dullness
was of midsummer type throughout.
1t was made evident that yesterdays
upward squirt was due almost entirely
TO covering by shorts who were inclin-
ed today to regret the precipitancy in
effect Of state Of war between Eng
land and Transvaal was without effect.
In fact, the London market seemed
to feel encouraged over the terminal
ton of the uncertainty and were inelin-
ed to buy and bid up prices Of Ameri-
can stocks In sympathy with the ad-
vance Of the Kafflr stocks.
The rise was short lived on this side
and the dragging tendency of prices
was not much changed at any time un-
I'll the close of the market at prices be-
low last nights level all around. The
money market was distinctly easier.
The causes Of this were quite appar-
ent from the action of the treasury de-
partment in Offering to anticipate in
terest payments for the balance of the
fiscal year. For one thing the sub
treasurer figured at the clearing house
today as disburser of over a million.
Government disbursements are running
heavy, due in large part to pension
payments. There was a small sum of
account of post office receipts and a
small shipment Of French gold was re-
ceived.
Not so cheerful a view was taken OF
the effect of the treasury department s
action with regard to the anticipated
interest. Under the terms Of the de-
partment order the amount Of interest
to be paid out this week is only 81, 600.
900, and that not until Friday OF
course only part Of 1t is payable in New
York and precedent shows that a
small part of the holders are likely
to present their claims on that day
The next disbursement comes Oct. %
The requirement of the presentation OF
registered bonds for Endorsement be-
fore payment is made is also pre-
dicted to work against the measure
The action of the department neverthe-
less has a sentimental effect in allay.
ing the apprehension in Wall street
But it is perceived that whatever relief
is ordered will likely be Of use tc
the substantial business interests.
Business in bonds was very well dis.
tributed and the tendency Of prices
was downward. Total sales, par va
lue, $20S5. 600.
United States new As coupon advance
y, and registered u in the bid price
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OPEN DO Or IN CHINA.
Lord Charles Berestord Advocates
on 'Chanee in New York.


New York. Oct. 1.-THE pulls and
bears of the stock exchange held their
breaths long enough this afternoon to
entertain Lord Charles Beresford of the
English navy who made few calls in
the financial center. He expressed a
desire to visit the stock exchange, and
reaching there, Rudolph Keppler in
vited him to the rostrum on the floor.
A few moments after 1, Pres. Aeppler
pounded the gavel, and the members
on the floor gathered around the desk.
AS Lord Charles assembled the stars he
was greeted with hearty cheers, tn
which he bowed. President Keppler
said it gave him great pleasure to pre-
sent to the members one of England's
foremost men, the hero of Alexandria,
where he had showed the meutle OF
which great men were composed. Three
more hearty cheers greeted his lordship,
who spoke about five minutes.
He said he was taken by surprise at
the civil treatment he received az the
hands of the New York stock exchange
in comparison with that received OH the
London exchange, for there they
usually gave visitor Thackery He
had recently been to China, he went on,
in the interests of continued CONNER :
cial amlty between England and Am
erica, and there was only one way to
accomplish this, and that he believed
was through maintaining the open
door in China.
The time for wars had passed, and
even at this late date he was still hope
full of Il peaceful settlement of the
Transvaal difficulty. AS long as Eng
land and America stand together no
general war will be in this world. At
the conclusion of the visitors remarks
he was most enthusiastically cheered
by the members of the exchange, who
raised cry of "Well done, Condor re-
ferring 10 the admirars ship at Alex
andria.
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INSURANCE.
Mutual Bcnefit Lite insurance @

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Organized in 1896. ANIL DODD. President
Insurance in force January LIST, 1893.
va. so lSS. 00. Assets. $67. 096. 500. 40 Sur
plus, So, 1894, 1871.
Dividends are paid each year to reduce
the cost or increase insurance. There is
great difference in the management OF
insuring
MACGOWAN & McGOWN. Managers,
NOS. II and IL Day Building
Worcester Mass.
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BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD.
Worcester. Nashua and Portland
nivfRinnal

For Montreal and all points north; Port
land, Bangor an al points east;
FOR STERLING JUNCTION ~ G. 81 .O5.
112O IL. 40 a. M; 2.30, 3.14, 4.5S 6 rs D. m.
FOR OAKDALE-6.43, 804 9.05, Ills, Ii 20
FOR CLINTON S04, Ills, Ii. 40 a. M;
FOR LANCAsTER-s.4 1l.4O a. m; 2.sO
F Or S :; 4 Fl s.o4 r.15 texpress:
train stops only at OakdaIe. Clinton
As. 6.25 p. m sundays-6.45 a. M; AS
FOR RoCHEsTER--s.o 4 a. M: 2.so D. M.
FOR PORTLAND--S,N a. M: 2.SO p. m.
FoR s1 K sS!sS5E4d5sS gIDpEFoRD AND
FOR ALTON BAY AND WoLFBoRO-
For NORTH CONWAY --s.o4 a. m.
FOR .FITCHBURG = Cvia Sterling juno
t dSg1Sis din st T. as m no Sun
m. Sundays-6.45 a. m.
FOR LAWRENCE-6.4 u.4o a. M; 45S
FOR MANCHESTER AND CONCORD
S.04 2. m. Sundays-4.45 p. m.
N, SundaysA,A P. m.
F0R NRTRhAINGToNv ST 1Gn ALsA A 3 AND 4
M; 62S ' ? m. sundaysm9.S 80 I ;. M LID a.
FOR ST. JoHNsBURY, NEWPORT AND
MoNTREAL-lM. and B. Air Linel-s.N
For. BosToN-via, Aver .yunction)-s.4a
8.N. II 40 a. M: 2.SO. Ass p. m. Sum
FoR BosToN1(via Central Mass. R. r.
$50, sos a. M, 3-l4 p. m. Sundays
FOR e,fs WARE AND NoRTHAMPToN-s.o
a. M, 2.30. ABS p. m.
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NARROW AND DULL.
Very Little Feature
in Wall Street
Yesterday.
ButtEH FEELING IN STOCKS.
Drop in Dominion Coal in
Boston-Market
Gossip.
BUttEH FEELING IN STOCKS.

Stock market trAiing again relapsed
into narrow limits and there was little
of marked change in quotations in Wall
street.
The actual beginning of war between
Great Britain and the Transvaal had
little effect ON the market. The event
really has been discounted and beyond
n loss of u or Is in consols there was no
response in London to the outbreak of
hostiIities. Wall street suffers as much
from neglect as from any cause. Bust
ness was light and fluctuations were
marrow. Now and then a speciality or
two moved up or down systematically,
but the fluctuations generally were so
small as not to call for mention. Wheat
naturally was firm on the beginning of
war. Money was -Quieter and easier,
with 6@8 per cent the. ruling rates.
In Boston sharp fall in Dominion
Coal and another in Planters Compress
were the features Of very dull day.
The general market maintained steadi-
ness. with Agricultural Chemical
shares strong. Dominion Coal, which
closed yesterday at 471k, was off to ASK,
while Planters Compress lost 6, to 20,
rallying in full to 35, with "a quoted
later Since Sept / the price has fallen
one-half, from so to 20, Indo- Egyptian
declining from q to Is in the same time,
todays loss in the latter being ia.
Forced liquidation by large New York
stakeholder is the only reason given for
the drop. AS to the Dominion Coal de-
cline, the usual allegations of a raid by
parties inimical to the enterprise found
favor among friends Of the stock New
England Gas & Coke strengthened ~,
to 2T55 today, though. Calumet & Hec-
la was off 20, at no, on sales Of less
than so shares: Osceola gained 1, to
S71a; otherwise mining shares were
quiet. Agricultural Chemical was up
IN, at 45, and preferred 9s, at 81.
The following quotations were made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity
BOSTON QUOTATIONS.
(Reported by KiIm1icutt & DeWitt.)
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