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Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
DRAWER FOR PANTS
Denied by Plymouth Rock PanfS Co.
 Ltd. $500.

James E. Bark was in town yester- day for the. first time in months, which he has (beIen spending in the WLLte mountains among cowboys, Indian agents, army post officers and pest traders in the lovelies., widest region on the Amsrican continent. One or q11s emteIta.neIs was Old Man Cooley, a former army oficsr, in charge Of q station or post in a remote part of the White Mountain reservation. The old man as built on even more generous Times .han those which, distinguished the late M Wormser Of this city, so that he has had such clothes as are necessary on the reservation made to order at immense cost. Some time ago Mir Cooley came upon an adveT- tElsement cn which a concern called the Plymouth Rock Paln.E company offered to supply the male population of the United States with trousers at $3 per pair This was a wGndfall which Mir. Cooley had ncit expected. Here was am opportunity, Mir Cooley thought. to save maIhi1nlg out cH his salary which had been mostly expended for clothing. The aldvertisEmenit was ex- plicit. Thege wleria no limitations or saving ri-3ril:lels regarding the sizes. The only ilhlng NIT. Cooley feared was that tine Plymouth Rock Pants com pany was a fraud like 'thoss other onIes which offer to sell soid gold watches for $2.85. But the paper in which the advertisement appeared was a reputable journal and MT. Cooley de- cided to risk his money. He accord ingly wIclte to the Plymouth Rock people enclosing $3 and his measure ment according to directions. He also wrote where he saw the adFerriseme1Ic and closed with hope shat the trans action would end In a Inanner satis- factory to both parties, in which case Mr. Cooley bound himself to buy all his future pants of the Plymouth Rock Pants company.
 The reply arrived while MT. Bark was stopping at the post l. was carefully typewritten document signed by tlle secretary of the company, and was as follows:
 "H. M. Cooley, Esq: Dear Sr-En- closed find find $3, uF1a amount of your remittance 10 us in am order for pair pants No 3012. I beg to inform you that you ni5appreihended the charactec of the business we are engaged in. This company was Incorporated with the object of the manufacture and sale of |, mems pants at $3 per pair, and EhrIs object has been duly set forth in out 1 advertisements to the public The i company would be damned fool to i undertake to make pants for horseg, | especially while doth is on a rising | market. Wilhelm we open an equine de 1 paTtment in our factory we will ap- i prize you of the circumstances and at i tihe same it;Ine forward you our figures ! and Iuie5 for measurement.
 Yours, Sc,
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
THE COUNCIL AT HOME
Greatly improved in Boih Health
 and Spirits.

vCouul-iJmen Fi;clpas and Dyer re- turned yesterday morning from a s.muluansouls visit of recuperation to the coazt Of Llle naly fTfieE'ds of MT. FIckas who ca1iaf to see him yes -eIAJay few recog,a.l-I1 In h:ls we'll rourJ1ed and aln,lccr5 .obunt form 'EJ= ,-iltenuai55d figure which wals alnt0st car-itlI to the depot a ncnJ1 ago. There wns u strange corLhaElz baJween his fun and rosy cheekls, tfLl1od by sum a-d slaa breeze, ard the p3iEld v-saga upon which his fderl15 used llo gllze, shake their hep,Sts ari1 lament his immlmeLE journhy henl1l-L
 Coun2E,rneln Dyer has a11o gt-1n-d in flesh arlI l1tis morbid vlsiw of earth has been replaced by cheerful c0ntam- plation of his surroundings. Both werle glad to get back to the sc-Eels Of their fcrm1- suffecings. When 'Ghi-y crossed the bridge at Yuma, Council man Dyer Iclga in Elt5 sieseit and taking deep inll3llcilJn, exclaimed: Ina glorious smell Of a11alfa!'' Shaking an old eastern louIrrls by ljh arm and waving his lhal-d cut or tlle car Win dow, he said with an aiir Of pi-OP-iert ship: "Thfs tJ ArizoLa. D0 Jl-u see those barren 9Sookirg m3uiE1alas? They are filed wLll gold anli silver. Yes, sir, with gold and silver For cen- turtles MRx4cElcJ :Il iJhll,r primt@.ve way El.ve been ,J3hirig cut from $2 70 S3 . day With improved fal12iaiel1 thfCt'2 mountains CIoCllt be converted into nations treasury
 As the train .tI3had on the council- man enl.5tt3:Ecf he cI1 man With ob- sl5rYation6 Il gun the car window. DO you see, D he asked 't hsEsa Imit}es!s ser iiJ H-cLing ac-i-g They are capable of lol5ing oranges, 9stnons, p[nit42F-.s, dates, bananas anjl alfalfa fcr the whol5 United S'1tJa5 kilnft they, Fick?" Flick agreed Chat they were, and Mir. Dyer continued; 'HAll they want is water, and tJhank God thare is plenty of it. It can be pumped from
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
GOOD .TEMpLAR NOTES
Grand Lodge of Territory Meets Here
 This Week.


 The eigll-h erl1,,Ln seE t1on of the grl1li lcidsa of Arizona VIII meet in the Padgeit hail ol Wednesday, next st ? o'clock for organization and thi3i &lp- pCiE,LEeL5 of octninl.taes for the ses- sicn. It is probable also that candi- dates will be inltia5ed at this sitting although thIa.J may join the g,.l1i1d lodge sl5 amy time during the session, eIGher Lay CT evi-!r-nig.
 On "Wednesday evening an irformaG redaptEon and Eloo'l4 VII be he'd in the Ihal1, where Good Templars of all degrees from tlll5 juvenile t-cnch to the supreme lodge will be welcome. Even honI0Iary members may attend thila funjlLlJn, for I'D passwords Wid be Tequi1s1. A rEogIanm.s will Eiel rendored by members ell the local lodges, asEI-'5ad by the visitors.
 It Is custcurl-ly fcr the grand lodge to I5oI1 ts working sessions either m tihI5 suEc.tJlrl-lJa CT G'gliic5 degree, which eElabIe5 any mlamber 10 sit in the nocm as a visitor who hals tl1a cur rent passwords. Hence Li1 is reported that therlei has bsein a rush by local memEtl-i-g to square themselves w-.h the secretary before grand lodge, so u4ANC 'C4u0Jt 4l~y 0I1JOy ttlNIS [-uNI-SS- Tomorrow a.g1,E wifi be' .Ilei last op- pC1ftunity they wi-r have, ard it is ex- pected that lshe secretary Wt.l be kep: busy wTJ,ing receipts.
 The working si5s-ions Of the grand lodge will be he'd cn Thur. day and Friday, morning, afternci3n and even- ing. On Friday a special degree ses- siQn of the inte3aC,Lgra, supreme 1crIE3J WiG kiel hCII by Deputy ShGNv- man.
 On Thursday and Friday lunch will be served in the hall by m5mbeUs Of the 1CIcal lodge at nOcm, SD that none in attendance naed leave tihe building for Glnnsr
 It is a-sureid that dalegatsls w:-L be present from Bisbee, Stafford, So,o- mcnviflle, Globe, Tucson, Florence, Congress and Pr7elsccL.,, EsEi4as those from th5 11c,al lodges of this county.
 Bilsbea has the fann!er lodge wljh about 13O mIambe.s, while ths Pboe- nix ledge has but nine.y-f1ve in the ac tive class
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03

the Colo. Better el3y the Gila, D whisperted MI. Fickas; it S closer, and besides, the old man wont have to pump 1t so high to get the same rs- suldS.''
 T meant the Gila lLlver," cont nulad MT. Dyer. 'Wish tlhe waiter available Cue cannot only make: ;thl.sa lands pro dIud.tVe. but he cam sfu.ce down thcsa m2uniSain sides and uncover seams of go1d Them see thlat be,lIi..ifull giant ---huara, tthe most beneficent of plants. It's meab anid dltink. A man miglhc camp Eis5ide it. for months Cut into tt with a penkLlifs and a life7glv.ng Sj1T6ihm flows out. A mcS5 delicious I-ULi- grows on its top nearly the whole year round. That sahuara, my dear cl(l, is oapalble of supporting whole GaImllf5es tn a life Clj idie luxury"
 So he went on, tine cid nun ;I1p:dly taking nCl1es as J lne wEra gathering Lalia fci' a prospectus of 3. company already formed for pumping wa1er f1cLn the Gila for the reclamation of the desert, the washing away cf the TCl5 un,ta:rr5 and fc- the organization of colonies to come hers amid live upon thls si3EnIuara.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03

People C-l2Em more every year about sariiJary plumbing Bad plumbing will give whole family typhoid quicker than Bombay wiM give an Eng,ishman cholera, and that's pretty quick. Ssn- ,iary plumbing wiIl give you health uINf plenty of satisfaction. Burbis does only snndt2ey plumbing. He has no desire Jo El.asi5 a graveyard, So he gives cCEl,cmecs Cnly one kind of work, and tha.1 is the best This is q gccd time ito look into your plumbing needs for the coming winter Burtis will give you tis advice free and h.s work (uuagity c0nJ1larsl) for h9ss money than all the other plumbers you ever read about.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03

Secretary Plynouth Rock Pants Co.,,
 Lbd.'
 "P s. This is the first time an or ldIer for pair pants, cash accompanying order, has ever been turned down by this company. c. NJ. S."
 The White mouni1aiin country, MT. Bark says, is the most beautiful in, the worGd. A part of it, at an altitl1de Of over 12.000 feet, is rather too chilly
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
NOT LIKE OTHER OCCUPATIONS

GoIfer-DonTt you ever get tired oi farming?
 The Farmer-'T ain't no use of get tin tired of it, young man. ,Farmin aiq'G, no fad Puck.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
FEVER AT KEY WEST.

Washington, Sept. 2,-The marine hospital service has received a tele- gram from Surgeon McAdams at Key West stating that one death occurred last night from yellow fever and no new. cases are reported.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
Rai|er WHbelm bat betanntli6

- RaiIer Wilbelm bat betanntli6
tie @epobnbsit. wenu er auf feiuer
Oa9t ,Doben3olsrn" feline idbrlidsu
WorbIanbfabrten mad ben norDesii9en
6torteu unternimmt. ben ionntdali'
den gottesbienit on gorb beS S@iffes
IelbH au leiten. Wan muntelt, baB bic
prebigten, Die sr bel bieien @elesenhei,
ten belt. nt9t ane eigeneS Wa6mert
wareu, ionberH bon einem betannten
epangelil9en @eitlideu I'm 8oraus
geliefert murben. gines 8ages l9ien
i'm Der geiali6e Probiant aussegan,
gen su feiu, beam bie Btebist, bic er
bieIt,- iia9 in ieber Beaiebuns BON ben
frhberen erbsblid Oh. Das mar auf
Der leBten Nortlan6sre'ie bes Raiiers.
3u ibrem gntieben bemertteH einise
S9ifsoifaiere, BOB giuer BON Der
Mannfbaft bebaslid f@nar@te. wdb.
renb ber 4aiier prebiste, uuo erf nit
einem Rud In bte 66be fubr, al8 bic
Worte bes taiIerIi1en Geiftli1ea auf'
seb6rt batten. Das Rsfultat bilbtten
= brei Sage Mrrea. Am Nadmiitag
nabm Safer WiIbeIm ben &apport bsS
S9iffstommaubaaten entgegen uab Ct.
fubr babel aud bic llebeltbat isnes
Stnbers. r0at ct borber Wa6twa9e
sebabiq" fraste ber Raiier. Der Ga.
pitdn beiabte. vNa, baun lafieu Sic
ben armeu Seufel laufen. I'm Der
prebist NOR 10 tpie 10 nidt biel baranl'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
mtlltpue,. ,persen perid,enft ,

@s 1T setuiB tpobltbuenb flr oas
9nblifum. gu erfabren, DaB es bod tpez
nisfens Elm @ei6dft i'm 9anbe> 9iebt,
tpeldes nidt oapOr 5uriidi9redt, ben
8ebiirftisen unh 2eibenben geseniiber
srOBmitbis su iein. 9ie 8eiiber BON
Or. &inss Neuer gntbeduns fir
S9pinbiu9t, Suiten uno Sdnupfen baz
ben ilber aebn Millionen Brobef flai9en
oieier srOBen Mebisin oeridenft unb
baben bic @enustbuuns gu iuiiien, baB
oaour9 in 9auienoen BON ablolut boffz
nunssloien 6dlIen cine Sei1uns er5ielt
tuuroe. Gitbma. 8ronditis, Seiierteit
uno ale 2eioen bes Salles, Der 8ruit
unb Der 2unsen werben baburd iider
turirt. Man ipre9e in Der Gpptbefe
BON S. &alteDer mb GObn por unb laiie
ii9 cine RrobeFai6e umionit sebeu.
&e9uldre @r5Be so Gents unb $1.OO.
Sebe Slaide tuirb surantirt, ober Der
Preis suriideritattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
oau's Gamilteu.8taen Hnb bic beiten.
sn geileutird1en bel gads

= Su geiIsntir9sn bel Na9en
murbe unter lebbafter 8beiluabme siu
Dentmal bes Rbeinlieb, 0i9ters Beder
entbalt. ytitolans 8sder tpuroe am
8. Sauuar 1909 In Bonn geboreu, hus
birte baieIbff bic &e@te unb marb 1888
austultator. al8 Solder bi6tete er
TN Sabre 1910 uuter ben ginbraden,
bic Der @afenruf Der nod BEN linten
Rbeinufer tra&tenbe fran36Ri@ea
3riegspartei auf ben beutfGen patrio'
tismus berporbra1te, baS 2ieb: xSie
folleu ibn ni@t baben, ben freien beut'
f9en &beinA, bas burd gang Deutr@'
laub raui9enben 8eifaQ fanb, ben
Oihter bertibmt nadte unb ibm eine
Steae als Griebensseri6tsidreibe ein'
trug. 8sder iiarb au 9unsbopeus@ei'
lentir9eu ON %. auguff 1845.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19

- Su elmer @ompagnie bss tn ber
ofpreuBiihen Gtabt $ilRt liegenbel
Snfanterte ResimentsS SO. Al brad
bic @rippe nit folder Ssftigfeit aus,
baB bieieIbe biSloeirt tperben muBte
unb bic 6erbfman6uer uidt nitmadsu
tonnte.
- Mus Der Stabt Silt tn steier,
mart mirb sef6riebsn: AIs bic e3edbi,
f9en Stubenten inter poli3eilidber BE,
beduug bic S!abt berIieben. brhlIten
He ben Seutf9en au: .Wartet uur,
ibr 6uubel Dir tperbsn ON Den pra.
ger Deutf@en aebnfa6e Ra9e nsb
menl" Der Deuti9e polaneb. mels
der mdbrenb Der sefriseu 8umulte
burd eiueu &euolueri9ub beruunbst
murbe, liegt I'm Sterben.
- Sn Der Ndbe BON Rennes murbe
In eiuem Wirtbsbaufe Der Attentdter
2abori's oerbaftet. Der Nann, mel,
der @Iorot beiBt, batte F9 offen Ieiner
9bat serhbmt. SO bat R9 beRdtigt,
baB er Der S9ulbise sepeien lit. St
fou ansebIid trrfiuuig iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
q. n. 3 n. y. 0abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nad @aluefon, Soufon unb Guerp
tdgli1 ..............9:O0 Wpr,n.
Ra9 Corpus gbriiti, Granias Bab unh
BeeDille tdsli6 .......1:00 9a3m.
Had 8errpilIe tdsli@, aussenommer
Sonnabenbs u.Gonntass 3 :15Na9m
Nab &errpine, Sonntass. s. 80 Born.
Na6&errpiue, ,Sonnabenbs A :3O9labm.
Mntunft
Bon @alneftOn, Soui uiton unb @uert
td9li4 .............7:00 Nbenos.
8on Corpus gbriiti, Gronias HaB uni
Beepille tdsli6 .......2:20 Na1m.
BON Rerrpile tdslid, aussenommeu
Sonntass unbM bMoutass 10 :458orm.
Bon &erroille, Sonntnss g 80 Gbenbs.
9on &erroille, WOntass.. 1925 Born.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
Usstbern Vactfte 8abn.

Rad SEEM Orleans, Soufton unb @al,
peiton tdali6 1910 Wittass unt
9:30 MbenbS S......,............
Nad@asleBab, Werico &c. IL so Born.
geah galifornien 49,. .4:45 Habm.
Nnfunft.
Bon Netp Orleans, 9ouiton uno Sal
oeiton tdsli9 7:25 8orm. unb 1926
Na6m. .......................
Bon galifornien &C.. IL go 8orm.
Bon eagle BaB unb Megieo 700
N0en03.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
Staat Obio, Stabt Soleoo,
QMc08 Gpu11tn. ss.

Granf S. gbeneb beidtubrt, baB er
ber dltere Bartner Der dirr1a S. s. 6 bes
nep 9 6 0. tit, tueI@e @eihafte in Der
Stabt Splebp, In pbensenanutem gountb
tbut, unb bab beiaste Sirna Die gamme
bon einbunoert collars fir ieben
Sau BON &atarrb be3ablen tpirb. oer hurd
zen @ebraud) BON 9aIl's 6 atarrb'
eur niht eebeilt tuerben fann.
Srant s. gbeneb.
(@>) BeihtpDreu nsr mir un6 unter>
I Sie9el ibrieben in ,neiner @esenmart
l-@J an 6. September u. 8. 1886.
u. @. @leaion bffentli6her Notar.
Sails &atarrb Sur tuirb iuuerli1 ae=
nDmmen, unb ipirtt birect auf oas Slut
unb bic idleir1ieen Sberfldehen bes Ss'
items. 2aBt gub umionit 5euaniiie
fon1rtlen.
S.9. gbeueb 6 6 o., Eoleoo o.
Dg 8ertauft bon allen Mpotbetern,
rs Gents.
6alI's Iamtlten.Btflen FnO bic bejien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19

6ero. gtaffel, 331 gaH Com.
rieree' 'etraBe. preferhaItue aur
erhaltuug BON Butter, Wurii uub
Gleii9. @eiaI3ene Rinber Ddrme.
S9la@tmeHer &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
Gtienbabn Tabr : Ylall.
s. 6 O. u. 8abn.
Wbfahrt.

Nad ct. Souls bio Sron Moantain
oSer M. &. & 9.....12:3O Na1m.
Na1 ct. Souls uia Sron Mountain
N0ufe. fe..............S 80 Mben0a.
ytab 9earne tGsli9 ...5 100 Worgens.
"fa1 2areoo. .1O:O0 Borm.
Nufunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Wountain & M.
&. & Z. ............ $3.50 Borm.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & W.
&. q Z. 2............. 8 :55 Na1m.
Bon 9earne tdsli6. .10:2O Mbenbs.
Gon 2areoo. 1925 No1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
3tt bertaufeis

sine Ansabl aussesei@nete ,Garms'
unb .%an9es". ali niebrissm Preifs,
out ldngere 3eit BEL sertnser 3insrate.
Dieietaufte i9 BON ausldnbif6enWort'
goge Cos. S9reibt fur gireulare.
g. y. @banblsr,
102 Grodett.5raBe, Gan AntoHlo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
~. 6. & z. 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

Na9 Baco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, Ram
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds.
LID 5 100 Morgens unb 8 80 Gbenbs.
Nntunft.
BON Chicago, 81. 2ouis, aanias Gtts,
Dallas. dtrt Bortb unb Naco, tds,
lib IS: 80 Borm. unb 10 30 Nbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
W fun IT.

8on galifornien, 9ienltas uno Jreis
tag. ....... .3.15 Wt0rgens.
Bon Neip Orleans, 9ienitas unb Greis
tao. 400 Nahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
9umiet 2imtten.
u bfahrt.

geab galifornien, Greitass 3.35 Mors,
gsa9 New Orleans, Dienitas unb Greis
to9. .2.20 N11m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19

Sbr 1nbst bic ar0bte unb sIe'
oQuteffs Nusmabl BON 9utf4en. Bug
aies &c. bel .. s. w o 0 % q 70 %
60, lis unb lit Def @ommeres'
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19

- &arbtu,mtb's 8leiftift ia ber
bea. In Der WeIt. Man probirs ben
"KOH-I-NOOR".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
8ulf Gbure . 8abu.

Gbfabrt.
Mad Stodbale, tdslid, aussenommen
Sonrtd9S. ............8:0 100 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdsli9, ausgenommen
SonntaqS. 800 Wamm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19

- Cement unb RaIs BET 0eurp
PauIp. EEL. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
3u Seoermauus 9ieniteu,
obae oaB matt Su tuarten braudt.

SNentt tnan Sa8 Gelepbun AMI lanae
Gntfermmn8 8ebraud5t, brandt man
nidbt 80 tnarfen. aetne VersbgerM'8
betit Gmpfan8, onrd) bic Mbt@rsft
mnn bic Yblieferuns Der Wselsna8.
Ste Mnttpprt erfoI9t fpfDrt. 9as ut
es. auas bieiem 9tenft 10 popular
madbt amf ben berfdbieoenen Sttten.
Weam telepbpntre an ben WFana8er,
Der aIIe Gtnselbetten erfldren tptro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TELE-
GRAPH & TELEPHON co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-19
lo6eno: yy}einet0alben, i'd bin babel !"
unD peri9uQub in ibrer 0}itte.

Ser 6ebruari6nee fiel leiie BON
Simmel, stern bel Stern, in 9eraoer
&i6tun9 uno nit tpaGienber Si6tig=
felt. Sas finfenbe Sageslidt biillte it9
in graue 9drnmerung, bur6 pel6e elm
fur3es 9(benbrotb am Saume bes Sori,
sonts raid welfenoe Yurprrrolen flp6t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02
THE TRADE ~ CHTCAGO.

Chicago Nov l tspociaD Wheat to-day ost
cent and closed AZ the bottom December sold ~"
zoe 10 6st.c and closed ar 6fi4c 10 f''-r lne
cenber-May difference wiienei 20 g. The man"
WAS under puts from start 10 finish ard co',-
about &c under puts Liverpool was sailrsi's@
weak on iad 10 '.i I'm spite Of the exciting i'"
vaal news. which Was OF the sort 20 help prices 10
creasing stocks here excited much comment, AN
contributed as much % the weakness as the ca''e'
The local wheat stock IN three days this week 'A
increased 10000 bushels The public stock of VIC
through October increased about 800 p1S"e.
There was no shipping demand NOT mlcn deW,'
NJ the seaboard only 70 loads being claimed
board clearauccs were ii5 900 bushels Boar most o. =
was I'm nour Liverpool stocks November We.
1916 90 bushels compared with onl> oihN' '1'' y,
last year The official Russian crop report "-,
the wheat only 81 o'o osl bushels less thtn M ~
and made the rye 100000 bushels more p''''s
I'm the speculation continued 20 coanf against W..
bulls There was an increase in the
liquidation The demand n the main was 's'
puts The sentiment here Is increasingly "''
The Northwest had 80 cars. against 's cars
Wednesday, and Sd ears last year Here t''''
lSl cars. against sol cars last year ~.
Corn lost ~ and closed at about the bottom 81.
cembcr sold from 3lssc To- Slisc bid and cio'''
Slisc May closed at 32i.c Tho shipping q.
was decidedly poor. only POO 900 bushels 'n .,
cline. The seaboard. however claimed o. ''' -
export Receipts were moderate. 2.5 ears. WI, =,
cars estimated Tor Thursday Liverpool was ,ss.
I'D lower Seaboard clcarances We're ''o' o's,,,
Freight rates to-day advanced 2i.c bush'' p- .he
reports corn wing there unsold when ~" The
benefit ~ the cd cheap rates east Or h"''' s.,r.
sentiment on corn here is temporarily tA'n .',.,s
ish the lack OF shipping demand '
offering a little freely oqAc;
oats lost isc TO ..c, November e!osm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

or-rsrDE SECURITIES MARKET.-Markot
o,.,ed steady. closing irregular Standard OH
closed NJ 4e504ss against 4G70i70 Tuesday. Last
rrioes Of other prominent issues were. Havana
commorcial 240z5. preferred 6ia6j. Baking Powder.
..a.liqs. Bay State Gas r2nl%. Pump 2H-. pre-
ferrcd. 7047iis. Marle'n Copper. N'iz. AmAlSamat-
"a copper 81 .as67.. Amsterdam CHS. 294u3o. pre-
f.rred 55d57. Rubber Goods @ssn3i; preferred
s4i.4s5i. Dlstilling ~ America l3-nl3iz preferred
2g.l41: sloss-Shefiod (when issued 36i2nSs2 pre-
ferred 76i107s. subscriptions. 13falio. old stock
sass
GLUCOSE DIVIDENDS-T Glucose Sugar Re
fning Company has declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of y. per cent rs preferred stock and
n quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent on IT'S common
stock.
MrTROpOIIrAN's EARNINGS The Metroroli-
tan street Railway Company reports that It carried
in the month of October. 1898 over 3.ot0o more
wear The gross receipts for October. lsss were
81 s0i 72s which is an increase Of $j0o7s over tho
month Of September lSse September. s9e. owing TO
the tremendous Increases I'm traffic. due . the
Dewey festivities was the company's maximum
month Of gross receipts.
PENNsYIVANIA's DIVIDEND The Pennsyl.
wanna Railroad Company has declared IT'S regular
scnl-aunual dividend Of 2'z per cent. payable no
vemhcr 2s
FOREIGN TRADING London was not factor
in the local market owing to the holiday CAN
Saint Day) in the London Exc hanee.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
DIVIDEND The American Exchange National
Bank has declared dividend OF 2i1 per cent. pay
able November J.
SENT TO NEW ORLEANs.-Thc local sub Treas
NY yesterday shipped $500 100 currency to Nev-Or-
leans the second shipment OF mis- amount 20 the
same point in two days.