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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

would need all the practice they could
get this winter, and they might bowl
them some time next summer. Cap
tain Joe Alderman consulted a doctor
to-day for rubber neck and sore eyes
on account of the game. The Centrals
would like to hear from Captain Gus
Mayors for a game in the future.
Those present were: Black Cats
Jesse King, Henry Schaefer, Joe Ack-
erman. Frank Delbrugge, Hans Del
brugge. W. J. Richards. A. Niederdt,
A. C. Shefner. Central Garden-George
Alderman, william Schneider, Fred
schneider, Charles Hennin, John
Jahnke, Andy Long, Frank West, Joe
He'll.
The Central Garden Bowling team
hereby challenge the Black Cats for $50
a side, and if the Black Cats accept they
can meet the manager at the Central
Garden club rooms Saturday night at
8 p. m. to make all arrangements.
Frize winners.
The first prize at Fette's alleys on
Thanksgiving day was won by G.
RAIDER, VINO had 216. The second high
score was tied by Shafer and ChaS.
Norteman, with 213 each, and they
agreed to divide second and third
money.
StoGie Makers Bowl.
Yesterday afternoon, at Fette's al
leys, the employees of John F. Miller's
cigar shop spent the afternoon at bowl
ing. While the scores that We're made
were not the record breakers, yet the
games were hotly contested by the two
sides that had been chosen. The Mil
Ter team would like to hear oil the
afternoon.
Buy your watch at H. E. Hillman &
Co.'S.
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Alley Notes.
,pripS is over.

The first series is over.
Big Show dance at the Castle, jan
uary 18TH
Prize bowling was very lntereaA ing
The All Alike dance was success.
The leaders got their bumps for
another.
Poor Steve was in unusuali hard
luck.
Reed cant get his eye on thenl some
how. -,.
The Sunny Brooks had an ella borate
spread Thursday.
Bickmeyer has at last sighted the
head pin.
The Columbias had fine lunch at
the club room last night.
The two leaders are indulgingfln
pretty race.
Bud sadler was left at the post The
Wheelings took no chances.
The four teams next the leaders are
having it neck and neck.
The Kobber roOters sang all Find OF
songs, but all to no avail.
Knokeis the staunchest rooteri on the
Wheeling team.
Vogler was all smiles. He hit the
two dollars on the machine.
The Columbias were tender steak for
the All Alikes.
Capt. NoIte sets the pace for his
team, but they don't follow.
F.. Whitehouse denies that he does
the mules work at the Whitaker mill
Balzer and Kraft are healthy sleep
ers. Last Sunday they arose az 1015.
Reddy Habig made 90 in his first
game. Step in and see Daddy Ha Il, Ha-
big, he used to do that.
Phil Schambra denies parting his
hair in the middle. He says tits Pick
EFT.
Craver and Porter are still tYe real
things in the Columbus.
Baily Frazier totaled $50. Rudy
Brandt pays his bowling for six weeks.
Daddy Hall totaled All last week
Married life helps him all right
Prettvman's girl fever didn't seem to
take much effect on him last week.
Ebeling didn't have as many as. Kahn
and the Blind put together, but he came
near it.
1t looks as if Devinny got az 5awin
from Prof. Brandt. 1t won't hurt him.
The Rough Riders and Osceolas were
so excited they smoked one another's
stumps and Rugged each other un know
ingly. Twas hot contest.
Harry Ebeling wasn't in the game
but his melodius voice could be heard
for half mile.
The Rough Riders were thersame jolly
fellows as of yore last Tuesday. Hen
ming was along.
Does being bow-legged hurt Niolte, of
the Low Dutch team. in his bowling.
Junken and Hammer went out in a
hack last week. These two are warm
members.
Carter, of the Low Dutch crowd, is not
the New York detective that e. l.
Wheeler talks about.
Bill Falck is somewhat off Vim his
bowling wing. Brace up Bill.
When hatcher awakened Monday
morning he had two raw beet sand
witches in one coat pocket and' a pigs
foot in the other.
Jess Shafer gave Horse Druschel
talking to about bowling. which lasted
about two hours, but when Horse start
ed practicing twas the same story.
Owing to the very severe ilhaess of
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Cochran's Walter did excellent work
l.

Cochran's Walter did excellent work
last week, but Balzer was off,
Mrs. Meister, the Meister Brothers were
Alike dance.
The Sunny Brooks won another game.
Nothing certain about those fellows any
more.
Horse Druschel sported a Democratic
hat at the dance last Wednesday.
Dannenberg was given trial by Sum-
merson He's improving.
Charley Rahr seems to be taking his
brother Pidge's place in making big
totals.
Patty Patterson was given another
trial His chances for being benched
are excellent.
Dan Moody took four days for
Thanksgiving this year.
Summerson benched Ritz, but that
didn't keep him quiet.
At Wheeling PARK.
An important bowling match took
place On the Wheeling Park bowling
alleys between the Blask Cats of the
Musee League and the Central Garden
Amateurs, on Thanksgiving day, which
resulted in the downfall of the Black
Cats. Joe Alderman was the captain
Of the Black Cats and George Boy"
Alderman was captain OF the Central
Garden, and the result was quite sur
prise for the Black Cats, as they are all
expert bOwlers, according to all re-
ports. About two weeks ago they
wanted to bowl the Central for money,
but that is thing of the past, as the
result of the game has taken all the
conceit out of them. After the games
were over, the subject of "a series of
games for money, in the future, was
asked, but Captain Joe Alderman ac-
knOwledged that the Centrals were too
good for chem, and that the Black Cats
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WORST STORM OF FORTY YEARS.
Wrecked The Islpnd of Guam, and
Caused the Loss Of the Yosemite.

Wrecked the Isiund of Guam, and
Caused thc Loss of the Yosemite.
MANILA, December Rear Ad-
miral Remey, in his official reports Of
the recent tyElOon watch visited the
island OF Guam, reports that the storm
was the seyerest in forty years. the
palace at Agana and the government
buildings were unroofed and wrecked
The sea reached the Plaza. Many of
the homeless sought refuge in the
school and jail. No one is reported to
have been killed at Agana, but the NOR
tally caused by the recent epidemic Of
the grip has been much increased by
exposure. most OF the dwellings having
been destroyed. The town of Marajan
was levelled and twenty-eight persons
were killed.
Several persons were killed in vari
GUS small villages and several small
coasters are missing. No reports have
been received from some localities
COcoanut trees and all crops are de-
stroyed and food is being distributed
TO the sufferers. Admiral Remey has
ordered the Arethusa from Cavite with
food supplies. Flour, corn and meats
are needed and it is suggested that do
nations be sent from the United States.
The Brutus, from Cavite, and the
Solace, from San Francisco, due at
Guam recently, will relieve immediate
needs.
The pounding Of the Yosemite upon
the reef broke and twisted her propel-
Ter and she was abandoned and sank
November 16. The flagship Newark
has gone to investigate the disaster.
Lieut.. Col. Goodrell, commanding the
Sixth Marine battalion, with 100 mar
ines, has gone to Subig to relieve the
troops there. He will land tomorrow.
The rebels in that vicinity have been
very active Of late
Director of Posts Vaille sailed on the
United States transport Grant.
A detachment OF the Twenty-ffth in
fantry in the mountains near Iba found
the capital OF the guerrilla leader Joa-
quin forsaken. Suspended from the
trees near the camp were the bodies of
three Amigos and the proof was found
that the rebels had tortured other cap
tors.
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A MINUTES CHAT.
Many there be that golfing go
Upon the links to have their swing,
Clad in garments gay that glow
As doth the sun when westerug;
Still some there be to base ball cling.
And tennis claims its little clan;
But If you want to see the thing"
Behold the lusty football man,
Forsooth. he let's his hair to grow
AS doth the festive sprout in spring:
And should both eyes be black as woe
His followers make the welkin ring
From far Beersheba unto Dan;
And if you'd gaze upon a king,
Behold the lUsty football man.
In midnight dreams he tackles low"
"A touchdown you viii hear him sing;
Although there ne'er was such a show
He's every girl upon the string"
When he goes forth his foes to fling
The head-guard, nose-guard, shin-guard
Makes him sight for marveling-
Behold the lusty football mani
ENVOY.
Prince. ell the other games are slow,
And fail beneath the public ban:
There's only one game now-and so
Behold the lusty football man.
Clinton Scotland in Smart Set.
Combs at 55 cents, for this week
only, Yat
H. E. HILLMAN 4 co.
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President &. II. UhIer Says Law is
Violated.

PlTTSBURG, Pa, December l.
George Ii. Uhler, president Of the Ma
tionaI Marine Engineers Association
Of the United States, is at Washington
and has laid before the department
there certain alleged marine violations
affecting towboats owned by the river
combination. President A. L. Litten,
of the Pittsburg branch of the associa-
ton, whose members went on strike 10
days ago, has received the following
telegram from Mr. Uhler: Department
decided that requirements of certifi-
Gates are lawfully authorized and must
be rigidly observed. Atkinson's course
laid before the secretary of the treas
Ury."
In speaking about the telegram,
President Litten said: I'VE know that
boats went away from Pittsburg with
only one engineer, which is a direct
violation of the law. We also know
that deaf men, those who have been
suspended for drunkenness and other
causes have been hired to take the
strikers places. This matter was re-
ferred to George H. Atkinson, the local
steamboat inspector. by Mr.. Uhler and
myself, but no attention was paid to
what we said. Mr.. Uhler, therefore.
went to Washington, where he hopes
to remedy these evils. The strike is
still on. We have 1856 men out and
this afternoon will initiate three new
members. Men are quitting the river
comolnatlons boats every day."
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advanced to within striking distance
of the w. & J. goal line, only to have
a golden opportunity lost. The first
half ended with the ball on the cole
gians 12-yard line, and at the finish OF
the second it rested only ten yards from
the mark. Another time the ball was
lost for holding on the the 9-yard line
of w. & j., and on several other occa-
sions the Stars lost possession of the
ball just when the prospects seemed
bright for touch-downs.
The two points credited to ". & J.
are the result of safety score in the
second half. Duquesne had several
times worked the fake kick with great
success, Pratt making big gains after
passing the ball back, apparently for
punt. On their own 9-yard line the
stars again tried the trick. but this
time it proved disastrous. Roller, in
stead of punting. passed the ball to
Pratt, and the little quarterback SEEM
ed likely TO make another big run.
But the w. & j. boys were alert and,
like fash of lightning, left end Suter
shot into the DuQuesne back held. Go
ing at full speed, the college end made
a flying leap, threw his arms about
Pratt, and amid the frantic shouts Of
the students in the bleachers threw
him back over the DuQuesne goal line.
Perry heifer was the shining star of
the Duquesne aggregation. Time and
again he made runs that were simply
marvellous. considering the condition of
the field The Allegheny boy never
played in better form and his runs of
81, 40 and % yards set the crowd wild.
Pratt was there with his usual sensa-
tional runs after catching punt and the
work Of Neiman and Bird was also brill
liant at times, Birds line bucking be-
ing especiany strong. Roller held his
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RiN-er PicLkinga.

The City of Wheeling will resume
tomorrow, leaving at noon for Par
kersburg The feathers which she
knocked off her chimney last Tuesday
have not been repaired yet, but will in
the near future.
The upper yacht ferry resumed yes
terday.
There will be three boats for Pitts
burg to-day, the Ben Hur passing up
at l a. m, the Kanawha at a. M, and
the Keystone State at a. m.
The Leroy goes through to Sisters
vile to-day.
The locals were all in and out on time
yesterday with good trips.
The Virginia will pass through at
s a. m. to-day for Cincinnati.
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Yesterday the coal did not begin to
pass until noon, when the Coal City,
James Moren and Robert Mckinley fol-
lowed behind each other. At l p. m.
the Charley Clark passed and an hour
later the j. C. FISHER cleared. The
Joseph B. Williams and Hawk passed
at o'clock and the Franz Gilmore and
VIM. G. Horner passed at o'clock.
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THE CzAR'S CONDITION.

LIVADIA European Russia. December
1.-The following bulletin was issued
to-day:
The Emperor passed very good day
yesterday and slept very well last night.
His majesty's condition is very salts
factory. At Q O'Clock yesterday evening
his temperature was 81; pulse. so. This
morning his temperature was 96.1:
pulse, co."
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TO-Eay's Boats.

Pittsburg, Ben Hur, 1 a. m.
GAINESVILLE, Lorena, a. m.
Pittsburg, Kanawha, 8 a. m.
Sistersvilie Leroy, a. m.
Pittsburg, Keystone State, 8 a. m.
Cincinnati, Virginia, 8 a. m.
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T0-1Eorroyy's Packets.

Parkersburg, City of Wheeling, u m.
Steubenville, 7. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersyille, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

DENVER, December l. Kid" Par
ker, OF Denver, and Joe Cans. of Balti-
more, have been matched for a return
fight Of ten rounds for purse of 1000.
The contest will take place at the Col
orado Athletic Club January 4, the win
ner to take ALL
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INDEX TO new ADVERTISEMENT.


Just glance at Our Clothing Krau
Bros
For Rent-orloff L. Zane.
For Sale-River Bottom Land.
Real Estate for Sale-G. o. Smith
Homes for Sale-L. A Rolf
New York Dentists.
Closing out sale-J. S. Rhodes & CO.
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Mutual Savings Bank.
Extra Attention-White Swan Laundry,
Repairing Dillon. Hancher a Co.
Our Holiday Stock-McNamee, The Jew
eler
Testimony-D. Gundling & Co.
Gloves-Lou Sw,S)acker.
Holiday Coods-John Friedcl Co.
Opening Display of All Linen Christ
mas Handkerchiefs--Geo r. Taylor Co,
Holiday Headquarters-Gco. II. Stifel
& Co.
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Sterling Silver Watch Cases, one
third off, for this week only.
II. E. HILLMAN & co.
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the work of the teams throughouttthe
first series:


Monday-K. h. X. VS. Rough Elders;
TTesday2Osceolas VS. All Alikes; We'd
nesday-Big Show, VS.. ColTmbias 11h 4,ri-
day-A A. Rioters VS.. Wheelings. +;
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Marks From Above.

Pittsburgh 1913 feet and falling.
Clear ana pleasant.
RrownsvilIe-River feet s inches and
falling.
Ureensboro-River Q feet and falling.
Fair and cool.
Warren-River 5 feet inches.
Oil City-River feet inches and fall
ing Cloudy and cool.
MorgantoWn-RiV feet inches and
falling. Cloudy and warmer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

We have the diamond market cor
nered on Diamond Gun Buttons and
Charms. II. Il. HILIIMAN g. CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

Largest assortment of Sterling Mir
rors to select from at lowest prices.
II. E. HILLMAN & co.
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Reduction in Cuckoo Clocks at
Fl. E. HILLMAN & &C.
Parker and Cans Matched.

An elegant assortment of Gents Cuff
Buttons at McNamee's, 14O6 Market St.
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THE HOOLTGANs ACTIVE.
erious Clash Between London Po-

Serious Clash Between London Po-
lice and Armed Gangs of Thugs.
LONDON, December 1.-The recent
increased activity OF the police here
against "Hooliganism" in White Chap
ell has been speedily followed by re-
vengeful murder. Early to-day Con-
stable Thompson attempted to dis
perse a band of "Hooligans" when one
Of the latter turned and stabbed him to
death.
Thompson was closely connected with
the search for the perpetrator Of tho
Jack the Ripper" murders.
Another band of armed "Hooligans"
shot a woman in the Lime house dis
trict last night and a number OF other
assaults by these rowdies have been
chronicled.
Inhabitants OF the East End Of Lon
don are becoming panic-stricken by
the frequency of the outrages.
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Final score: Annapolis II; West Point Z.
Touchdown: Land.
Goal from touchdown: Fowler.
Goals from field: Clark, Long.
Umpire: r. D. Wrenn, of Harvard.
Referee: Edgar Wrightington, Harvard.
Time-keepers: 7. T. Hare, Pennsyl-
vania; j. p Gardiner, Pennsylvania.
Linesmen: N u. Graves, Jr., and Wilson
Potter, both of Pennsylvania.
Time of halves: 80 minutes each.
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Beautiful line of fancy Gilt Clocks at
Namee's, 1906 Market street.
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own with Gessler at punting and every
man in the line did his full duty.
w. & Us ends, Schrontz and Suter,
were the stars on the college side, their
work at times bordering on the sensa-
tional, and the entire back field put up
a magnificent article of football, Cess
Ter especially shining resplendant.
Such fast, fierce work could not fail
to make the players forget themselves
occasionally and there were a number
OF lively scrimmages on the side. The
most fragrant breach of foot ball ETH
quette involved Gessler and Smith, and
for tine there were signs of big
row. G" ser took a punch at the big
guard while the latter was lying on the
ground, and the two were soon mixing
it up in a manner that caused a great
deal OF excitement Many Of the spec
tators ran on The field and trouble SEEM
ed imminent, but several police officers
forced their way to the front and sep
arated the comhatants. Both players
were allowed to return to the game.
Lineup:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

Buy your Watch at H. E. Hillman &
Co.'s.
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SAN FRANCISCO. December 1-Chas.
II. Cummings. a school boy. died to-day
from injuries received in the ThaHksgiv-
ing Day disaster. making the number Of
fatalities nineteen.
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A MlNITIE.S CHAT

An elegant assortment of Gents Cuff
ButtoIs at McNamees 1906 Market St.
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DOan's Kidney Pills Foster M.lhurn Co
The France Medical Institute Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

Opera House-A G. Fields Greater
Minstrels.
Grand Opert House-Irene Myers.
Olivilo Soap.
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Thirteenth Page.
Fifteenth Page.

Open An Account With House & Herr
mann To- Morrow,
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Yesterdays Toyvboats.

The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed IA feet Z inches and falling.
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One OF the largest assortments OF
Ladies' Gold Brooches in the city, at
the lowest prices. With or without
diamonds. II. Z. HILIJMAN & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02

Ladies' Diamond Rings. while they
last only 1915.
n. e. HII,LMAN &, co.
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fuHDdCk.
Suhstitutes-For -. q. & 4. c., Schoch.
Sfrcn. Fiscus, Rukerfurd, Hudson. Brun.
Final score: D. G. 4 A. c., 10; w. &
j. >.
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Twentieth Page.

Eighteenth Page.
DIR. II. V. Pierce.
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THE RIVER.
News Notes of Interest Concerning
the Ohio.
no

Charleston, Greenwood.
Parkersburg, II. X. Bedford.
Newport, Jewel.
Sistersville, Ruth.
Darlington, Leroy.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne.
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Third Page.

Wanted Representative in Each Town.
One to Three Per Cent. Per Month
Douglas, Lacey * Co.
Shave Without a Razor.
An Income-Richard Jones.
Wanted-Men 10 Advertise.
Wanted-Salesmen TO Sell Imported and
Increase Your Income-stephen A.
Clemens.
Wanted-Salesman
Wanted-Board in Private Family.
Wanted-Woman Cook.
Naturalization as Drug Clerk.
Wanted-Lady Cashier.
Stockholders Neeting-W. Va. EXPOSE
ton and State Fair.
Wanted-Salesman and solicitor.
Nanted-Hustlers TO Tack Signs
Wanted-Seyeral Experienced Travelling
Statesmen.
Be sful-Page- Davis Co.
SIC Daily TO Live Men-Cineinnau Sus-
pen6er < Belt Co.
Reliable Men-F, H. Penfeld.
Wanted-S8lesman,
Gloves Cleaned F'ree-B. Montegel.
Seventy Seven for Colds.
Dissolution Notice-G. 4. Landmesser q
Public Officials Bonds-H F. Behrens.
Grand Opera House-I1ttle Irene Myers.
Wanted-Plasterer.
SpecialteS-Albert Stolze & Co.
For Sale or Rent-Schick's Block.
Fifsa Page.
Toys-Jos Graves.
The Alexandria Shoe fof I.adies-Aiex-
ander
Annual Holiday oGering-Loeke Shoe
Co.
Sixth Page
Pianos. Organs, Etc,-F, w Banner Co.
December Christmas Selling - The
Racket.
Seventh Page.
Three Months Business to Be Done in
One-Stone u Thomas.
Ninth Page
Christmas is Coming Foster & Watkins.
Tenth Page.
Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Eleventh Page.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Twelfth Page.
Opera House-Al. q. Fields Greater
Minstrels.
Grand Opert House-Irene Myers.
OliVtlo Soap.
Thirteenth Page.
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Twelfth PnEc.

Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound
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Fifsh Page.
ToYs--Jos. Graves.
The Alexandria Shoe fof Iadies-Alex-
ander.
Annual Holiday Offering Shoe
Co
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Three Months Business to BE Done in
ne-Stone u Thomas
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NAhth thRC-
Christmas is Coming Foster & Watkins.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-20
nTTITTF

DULUTH. Nov. -. heat today was
weak anG over. 1t opened &c up at 73c
for December and TIC for May. Later
1t advanced to 775sc and 7312c, but a de-
cline set in that carried May to 1850 and
December to 727sc before the close Clos
ing prices were still lower. Flax opened
at 81 65Qfor November, but the first sale
was 13zc higher and it advanced 1c more
which was top. a break to $164 follow
ed: DECEMBER sold UP to s166 and of to
81 60. There was considerable Business in
both wheat and seed. Changes in stock
for the past week: Wheat in store. $685.
534 bu, decrease, 456y73 bu; corn, 43, SIS bu
decrease, Is, 036 bu; barley, COG, 502 bu, de-
crease, $500 bu; fax, S39, 1856 bu, de-
crease, SS0,66d bu; oats, ga, 732 bu, increase,
1884 bu; rye, ISL, 800 bu, increase, Q, 135
bu Today's receipts: Wheat, Jos cars;
corn, cars; oats, 3 cars; rye, cars
barley, S cars; fax, Sc cars; total, 2l5
cars. Shipments-Wheat. 112, SIS bu; corn,
52;118 bu; barley, 1867 bu; fax. IS. COO
Close: Oats, 251zc; rye, cash, 46c; May,
49c; barley, 40c to SIC; corn, 37zzc; fax,
G 81 SI.64 to arrive $1.68; December,
S1.62; May, S1.62. Wheat, No hard, cash.
f5Ac; December, 74c; May, 7S1sc; No I
northern, cash and November, 73Ac; to
arrive, 1850; December, re; May, T6kc;
No. northern, cash, 6S3zc; No. 3, 627kc