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BY GAGE.
The Secretary's Second Reply to
the Senate's Request.

Washington, Jan. 3o.-The secretary or
the treasury Monday transmitted TO the
senate his -tply TO the resolution OF jan
uary % calling for further information as
to his dealings with the officials of the
National City bank of New York. Secre-
tary Gage quotes in full the senate resolu-
iion and adds that * might be considered
as fully answered by his communication o.
January 10, in reply TO the senate's frs.
resolution OF inquiry of January on the
same subject. He adds, however, that he
will endeavsr to supply TO the best Of his
ability whatever may have been lacking IN
his first answer.
The secretary then takes up the senate
resolution of January q by paragraphs.
His reply in brief is as follows:
-. That the secretary OF the treasury
be and he is hereby directed to transmit to
the senate copies OF all letters and the sub
stance of any conversation or agreement
he may have written or had with A. B. Hep
burn, of the National City bank OF New
York, in reply to a letter from Mr.. Hep
burn to him, dated June 5, 1887
'fThs record transmitted with my com
munication of January 10, 1892 contains all
there Is, or ever was, SO far as / know,
concerning the said letter or A. 3. Hep
burn.
go Also copies of any letters. comuUnI-
cations, agreements, papers and doclnErts
between the treasury department and the
National City bank OF New York wlths1
the period embraced between June 5 lS<7.
and October q. 1881 "
To this Secretary Gage responds that be-
tween these dates there were 10 coulnUri-
treasury department and the National City
nh
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Was Not Invited.

Berlin, Jan. 30.-An official agency
has communicated the following to the
press: in spite of official statements
that DR.. Leyds (the diplomatic repre-
sentative of the TransvaaD is here by
official invitation, his visit is entirely by
his own initiative, and though he has
received ordinary courtesy his presence
is entirely without political signifi-
cancav
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Trains Collide.

Fond du Lac, Wis, Jan. 30.-Passen-
ger trains Nos. and on the Wisconsin
Central had a head-end collision at the
passenger station Monday afternoon.
Both engines were badly wrecked. En-
gineer William Oates and Fireman M.
j. Dawson, of No. 8, were injured by
jumping from their engine. Several
passengers were injured, none seri-
ously. No. was As minutes late, claim
ing TO have orders to meet at Fond
du Lac. No. claims orders for South
Oshkosh.
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Tbe Pre.Ident,. Rirtbdny.

Washington, Jan. 30.-President Me-
Kinley was 50 years old Monday. He
received many congratulations FROM
visitors and large number of cable
grams and kilograms felicitating him
upon the occasion. Many floral remem-
brances were sent him.
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ExOnerated,

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 3O.-Mike Haines,
charged with the murder of Andy
Kean by thrusting a redhot iron into
his abdomen, was exonerated by the
coroner's jury, the verdict declaring
the deed was done in self-defense.
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senate CIerk DIes.

Washington, Jan. &C. C. Morrow,
for long time one of the executive
clerks of the United States senate,
died here Sunday, aged So years. lie
was a native of Missouri.
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striking photograph represents Mrs Jess
Potter 1874 South First Brooklyn under date of
3D. 1892 regarding his dgng My babys
with
q
attended him three weeks without heard of Cutcura
/ CutiCura Ointment
applied three days when could his and four
weeks he cured His face clear bell,
al
o
Baby uumors" free.
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These pills perfectly and completely
restore lost strength and weak nerves,
overcome debility, headache, tired feel
ings, impaired appetite and dizzy sensa-
tons.
They are made and sold only by
Chicago's most eminent physician fof
the cure of nervous and chronic COM
plants, DIR. Frank A. Greene Of I4s
State ST. This foremost physician can
be consulted free Of charge by letter o.
in person in the strCtest confidence
Here is a sure chance 10 recover health.
Is it not your duty to improve this colder
opportunity?
Restorative Pills sent by mail at 90
cents box, three boxes. 81.
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the National City bank. TO IA different par
ties. total of $7.334.000, and of these 81
$4,000 was transferred TO the Standard Oil
company. The treasury department has at
no time held any bonds in trust for the
Standard Oil company. nor for any interest
other than for the depositing bank
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-02-01

Detroit, Mich, Jan. ga special
from Battle Greek, Mich, to the Jour
nal says Chicago & Crane Trunk To-
conceive blew up at Edwardsburg, kill
ing engineer, fireman and conductor.
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The Pacific Railroad Funds.

The secretary calls attention 10 the neces-
sity which arose late in October, 1881, OF
disposing in some way Of the large sum
Of money (s5S,44 ,223) which was realized
from the settlement OF the Pacific railway
debt without drawing this money out OF
active channels and thus precipitating a
financial disturbance. He refers TO his let
ter 10 Mr.. A B. Hepburn, printed IN full
in his first reply, in which he told Mr.. Hep
burn that Mr.. H W. Cannon, OF the Chase
national bank, had already been requested
"to ascertain how many banks would quail
ify as repositories TO receive a portion Of
the 80. 90. 90 Of the railway fund which was
TO be disbursed in the redemption OF gov
ernment s. about January L.
The secretary adds: The National City
bank could readily qualify by the deposit
OF public bonds 10 receive large amount
II was necessary that there should be in
this instance an original recipient and dis
tributor of the fund, because one check
alone was drawn, in amount sl3e45, 80. II
ought to occur readily TO the minds OF the
most inexperienced in banking affairs that
IL required z institution OF some consider
able magnitude 10 handle such q check.
''As shown in the communicat ton OF jan
uary 10, 1860, the National City bank did
become the original recipient and distrib-
utor OF this fund, and that as fast as
certain other banks qualified it (ths Ma
tionaI City bank) transferred TO those in
situations"
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nribery TrinI Becun

Louisville, KY, Jan. 29.-The trial of
State Senator S. b. Harrell, charged
by Col. John II. Whallen with securing
money under false pretenses, was be-
gun here.
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Wool Growers.

The Wool Grow ers Association will
hold an important meeting Saturday
afternoon, February 8, at one O'Clock.
to discuss the proposed change in the
law relating to the killing Of sheep by
dogs. G. w. FRANCE. Pres.
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wedding Anniver.arx.

Washington, Jan. 29.-The president
and Mrs. Mckinley observed yester.sy
the twenty-nintL anniversary of their
wedding.
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Purpose of the Secretary.

II may add the sole purpose which has
animated the secretary in these connec-
tions was so to use the banks as to secure
preserve and keep the public moneys with
out risk or hazard Of loss and in such form
within the limitations and requirements OF
law as would best cOnduce TO the preser-
walton and protection of the general in
terests Of the people"
Section relates TO the request for letters
and kilograms bearing on alleged con
ference with Mr.. Morgan in relation to the
treasury deposits in the national bank de-
posiLOries in New York" Secretary Gage
says he has nothing that has not already
been transmitted.
In reply 10 the fourth section of the SEN
ate inquiry the secretary states that no
conference between the secretary of the
treasury and James St!llman. president of
the National City bank; J. Pierpont Nor
gan. OF New York, ever took place at
Philadelphia, but on December %, 1881. Mr..
Stillman placed the matter about he and
Dir. Morgan wished to talk with Secretary
Gage before him in letter, which appears
On page Il Of the document wherein is
printed his communication TO the president
pro tempore Of the senate of January 10.
1870
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-02-01

once and residence In Lacey Flock. North
Market street. osxaloosa. Iowa. Home Phone
%. Calls attended day or night either in the
city or in the country Once hours IL TO IL a.
M and i:SO TO $3.50 p. m. 25tf
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campaigning
In the
Philippines

A book of over 400 pages with
nearly 300 beautiful Illustrations
of troops in action and seen H.
the Philippine Islands, published
by
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Steamer Is Safe.

New York, Jan. 31.--The overdue
Allen liner, Estate of Nebraska
arrived safely this morning.
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Maps of Battlefelds

made by an official map-maker
in the Sth Army Corps enables
the readers TO follow closely the
movements of troops.
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The Hicks-Judd Publishing Co,

of San Francisco, the only pub
fishers in the United States who
sent representatives to, Manila
especially to compile the history
of the war. AS many as % writ
ers were engaged in the work in
Manila, many of whom were with
the troops in theirvarioUs engage
ments and they were permitted
to use official records to verify
their reports. sop ~a17 '
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Description of Philippine Island

giving statistical and other in
formation as TO climatic condi
tons, resources, ETC., and an ac-
count OF the trip TO Manila, tax.
ing the reader TO Honolulu and
through Japan and China, are
interesting features of the book.
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The Iowa Special Edition

contains complete history of
the 51st Iowa Volunteer regiment
in the Philippine campaign, and
also the name, postoffice address
and occupation of every member
of the regiment, together with
lists OF killed and wounded,
death by disease, promotions.
discharges, etc, and the cuts of
each company and officers of the
regiment, ii is vouched for as
officially correct by certificate
from the Colonel.
Advance Sale over 6ooo Volumes
in Manila shows the faith of
soldiers In the publication. IL is
sold by subscription only and re-
turning soldiers have been en-
ployed almost exclusively thus
far and have found In this very
lucrative employment. A few
mo-e agents wanted in this state.
Address
Karr g. Biscoe,
supply Agents.
zEE4s gi0Ux CRY, ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-14

Wheat Receipss. zsp bushels. exports. iia.rs
bushels spot. nominal; No. red. 5s&c (. o. b..
77he elevator. Options experienced decided weak
from rsst to finish to-day. The market closed
weak At &@1&c net derline; ssles included No.
2 red March. closed Hxc; May. si,sc; Novembsf.
77%c: December. TNc.
wod-Quist.
Hops Quiet.
Cofee-Options closed steady with prices un-
changed 10 pcints INST higher; sales, Il - haes.
including December. 6so4sar; January. 6esc Feb
ruary. 6@c; March, &c. Spot Rio. steady; No
invoice. 7kc, mid. quiet Coedova. s1SGf3xc.
suga-Rsw. ffm, fair refining. sac; centrifugal
test, enc.
visible Grain supply.
Special cable and telewsaphie communications 10
Bradsrerts show the following changes in available
supplies from last account:
Whest-unifed States and Canada esst Al 2ocky
mountains Increased 3seo 90 bushels afIoss fw sud
IN Europe. Increased s,TDlea8 bushels. Total sup
ply increased goss. on bushels.
Cofn-vnffrd states and Canada east az Rockies
decreased lii&on0 bushels
Osts-Uuised stNies aud Canada cas-. OF the Rock
les. decreased M 90 bushels
The combined stock ~ wheat a. Portland. Or,
and at Tacoma and Seattle Wash. increased IL 80
bushels last week
e. e. %
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I5n. pis: rs. dc; cor1nne. los, $50; %. we;
kabbitt's. -, III 1os. ~ Proctor q CANDLES
lvofy. ~, EN; fes. 81 CASTLE. white I2disc per
ID: CAstfle notified l0c
Cfmax. sc; Star. SC: Horseshoe. &c; spesrhead
~; flper Hsidsiect. 7oc; Scroll Tag. &c; San Tag
pr ID. DC; eonetfine Good. &c: hne cut chewing,
pail. ~. ~ D@7.U: Seal Of North Carolina. T..
Ter y sc; Z. lie: Lime Kiln. 2oz. &c; aoz. SIC
Mastid, a. 7oc; u. &C.
Paper eohbinsj -Grocer' straw. Sc; butchers,
straw. Ac; Ne. :, Manila. lc; No l. Manila, Sc;
paper bags. less diseount list drab express &c
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BOSTON Nov I-~with the exception n iass
week The saics IN the Nod market here this week
were tho largest In many m0rihs DsAlcw rrt Arm
In their Demands for the MARKET pr3ses. and some
hcadinS far adsance Territory wusl
the leading feature ~ the ssiss Ftns medium and
ene secured sfsrls i fHrfed At fefsse. wkiis fny
the strictly ssspse afstcle 20 asked Faeccs wenls
are mnssrr slauly uith pfinra srfn. Foilcsinx are
srtAficss ~ leading descriptions. Tetrssary euF-
~ hssi<-N ontAn. and wYnrn<aes Aus medium and
Ffsv Ifa8i+ sassred Es4fsc starle NN ttnh. nnm
rnesilnrn ana Hne lesklTc. srnskrsxi tiezx sfatie
81 fasAo nse medium ard fine. E4ia-. scosfrss.
g-A2c. sfArls ~ Anssralisn, sessrrf tssia. spat
usafrstemhanx asprrdne, seminal. lsTsc, gaed. Is
SO: acreage Ga$sFe
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Nov. u -Cattie- Receipts. 600. Ia
cinding 100 Texans and 80 Westerns. Native steers
sinw; Westerns weak. GOOD 70 prime steers. " nM
slow. 81 fsafsA ~; mixed ssockess. weak. 81 nAr ~
COWS y eods4 - hesfsrs 81 zdzTs: cannrrs. 81 mo-
80; bulls STEADY. s. saf8 Texas fed steers, $40
8: srasaess. 81 Hsa4 10; balls. g. saa&A
Hoxs- Receipts teasy non. Tomorrow. nm. g.
f,na;ea Icst oser, $500 far lower: weak. top. sos
rrfssd and buchsm', Si7nesms good 10 chntcr
heNvy. 81 s06se rough heavy sasb4asT 5. light. SIS
as oA bulk u sales. n. sNes -
sheep Receipts. lsae. sheep and lambs opened
strong closing shade easier Eoed chascs wefhers
xaase, fair TO choice mixed 81 saas p Western
sheep. SAgf& Trsas sheep. NAps 80; native
lambs, ~ mos %: Western lambs. Eain.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..


Breadstau~.
san FRANCESCA. Ngv, ~ aNrsat fniufes
Ia. 80 vhras easter RArsxy afsn sall and
sssssy n IL sses market. oats ssasas syst sns-
W.T. VIZ, sSiapipa. 80, l. ~ ssssss. .. aiaiHA
r.s,ss r.sa. r,Ae;sr tsxvsse saamNs
saaf.-,sray. nouafnal lasek sss ees8, Nl'a&iN p.
rst. Ns8*LEH.
nccctes-.
go. ss,astsr Sssas AsA wssnsaktan. eeE
v|f,s.f eeataat 3aN aant csfsAls, ~; WNsAAHx
~ Il sses tsass saokt Txss cAsu, SwrtstA. East
~. - potatoes 3uA trxn sacks. Nt<hiuzfoa.
tsrs. lay, tons. nj ucol. aal'-. tsss efasz. nsn
Produce. Fruis-. Ets.
Milissaas Msidiinss So saeia; esaa. AAfs1e Tez
nas- wheas. saslss; wAsss sra cat. saal1 y;
a~t.s Aasf1s s. "a alfalfa E@9 eaMgffssfa NHe@''
Iss..,..es kstly Reese SsaaS River Eafsaeks. z
eisoc. salinas Wsssanks. NssSl2, "'esn i'is'
ves,sssrs ,s,cs,snhcss s4sec green rsas. sas sse
strins esans, stsssse ~ u Tomatoes lstsasS' a.
pAf4ses. isssAseS
rrssss Appiea shosess 81: emmeas -. essRsrs
ns,sss xssS' iines MsSsssn, sses y; lencuss essm
rocn Csilfornia. siafJ, gaqaeU. Sss2S. esnanss,
81 SO * f,fnsappirs, Ns@eA
Rstsfer.. Fanss rrvssneis SSfe- 'aet seuends Nc
e.; fancy aairy. "a. scocnas. lsA!se: riekled. ss
's.ss-.e-xsw California Oats DsuNes ycpns
Aa,srsca. n@lassei Eastern. itslA western tt'4a
Fssss lors. sSssss iaaey Eanes, &se; East
poalisy~ ruskey gohsasrs, lSaisc; turkey hens. I
tsis.. oia sprssssrs S. a2x; svung s0osfsFs. - 80
40; small bzcaiers. Ss&Si large eScilelss We
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ocus. mous ava PsnItry.
- (e1ay wevN a. foiiows:
~ NJ: fancy daisy. n eQuaro,
4 ~ sys~Nst5ss. lib and IN prints.
sshi.stoe. 'asist: Eastern. y
s;S IN ssnch, sscsssc Eastern, 1a0sc.
California comb. i2lzcsisc; strained.
1s eAlrheps, isr, i've turkeys. liasiaKe;
4a u9fSc; decks. ttf5 pcr dox: geese.
W. sosnd. IN mcks. s2.mgs on ths
Vegetables.
6tll Ncrh. sl4atls: sweet potatoes. Sl.w:
G4 on1 n >er sack rutahsgnr. 81 sses
U0ooc saet csbbsscs. 81 .s0al rs
Il. DsttNee ibdlSc don: celery, ~
11<s W ~ An.s green onions, ~
~ Denver n ihaf e.: oyster plant.
y ~ nsant. sasc; sduash. aeFse; We.
n1cae, ~ per box.
Fruits.
rs -(lgeness. nsvsis. STAT: seediinss.
Ncn1 81 DQ4s.6o according to grade.
1n31<s pppiss 75r3$l 10 per box. ac.
IN; ls9nh cider. SC PR gallon; nine
~ pr dos: pears. 75claSl.s5; grapes,
c1p4 Wtssqnpin, y.
1<os& nsnaenfd. ~ 10, is8iec:
4! Sf5nRs. -, " nse, ~ sscks.
,saN pcsenss' svsparassd per
!: cel!scsnis. s'ts.ic: ssisin,. 9.
49, Mueratcls. s&Rthe psr H.:
-: sreeless Hultanas. l3h0litc
~ ~ lAncy. hrRe. SIC: fancy. small
H1hc. dricd pears. li4ifc; nec-
nsssr n~a r~W.e
~. ~ Z, - -
nl. pon. ~ =. esfs y. ~ DOS.
||4' {,zzl.. - 49, n~nu'.teu, as Tc'
9;srssi ss.t 1, ~ 49, 80 pf'S -
sssa nesl s Sssss's 4 = = y, c n.
SAsh; ecrn meal, white. n.7o per
9Fn hurkwhent nenf, pare. $50
.sss' s.'s :ss'f s ss', g. 3 - K, K.
q, sH = ! 2 r, 4, 10 lhs !, p s.is sacks;
~ per ~ IN NIB sacks: corn
~ rss bill m n-ih sarks; buck.
PSI ~ per hha ~ eelb sasks,
y, XII n sa,h sssb. sarns mss ns..
y N sseAs; Whole wheat flo,r 81
- aeks, r,e meal. - 70 per hhi IN
IN uauF. 81 per hhi fancy rolled oats,
~ ~ fancy fnlied eats. sDIb sacks.
!sd oats. pr case. $50; rice. do
35,s.. 80 30, Iss ~ @as@sl We; Sava.
J ~. lrfs,'lisss 4, sas,n WI ~ eM
III; IN eases. per eaae' yls ssal. Mn
II ~ Sls.1ai@t Java m.lh ,ina - ~
- MNF Alden Mocha ysr Cereal..
Gl1neIA siMrl ground eosree. isls a;resa-.
~ NLtsH, ea.. sit siis ma sfs e5,s
Nuts.
- - rs. ,.sA, ssxi.c rssserr b,.es -.
~ fX1u1 ltt. ffhess ltt<e, pr.xf,. a..
~ shell. He almonds. No. 4 is
x Esns ~ htssNFy. i1e eocpannt<. nor
Muss. sri itslians. ~. rcprcyn. ~
"
-, .,.,.'s .. go.
hss~ afsie. 10
,<5s,,.S
= $500 W
= s'se~Fus - tecd mesi Per
S1<x s.szs - -. -
~ cskr meal. So; mid
ss,,s a. ,es s' &, VA sherrei fscd.
rsaasry Food.
- Sues ~ ~ tn, Tysnalstsd
~ msa, ~ per trn,
~ 49, ", rs.a NJ IA, ha',sa eas' 80 pst
r. ton; tsss seraFs. lss. 81 rsr
r k'f'a w her ton
1QA rrcvtatons and Ft.a
HMn Gee fref Il ma N -.
(iSn ~ -, n 80 s'fsr .hcsf, sAe
[km ii ,M.n 4, ~. - fsr y; veal.
- Hsrs l.,ss ma o -
~. ,xSs,as'. A., ~ NnsN' lsAs.
-. 49, 49,, sJsea s5tea Invite.
IL n "a pss' ~, White
[ ~ s,,rsm ps.s -, s.a he<e, sAcs
~ tf.s.tr., ess.s
n news az .s,,ee .r'ss e @ses
q 49,, = s,s,.ss slse ~. nss'i tsssaFtsc
~. 49, 6S,..s - 49, 49,. sae hierh ssst 10
y - I, u =, ~. ~ ~, ~ sAeR sss p~r
3 ~ '
III salrnnn trigses Y s,Ais a
- s..s.s Alsasa HERRING.
.. $500, 49,. .sie ssss S. ssaoAs,s Aeuins
~ M wkels sea snie 800. Nysash
n. Vrnsa A.afiss ez,s NNc~ 4f2ti cod
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The Posi-intellisenssr has secured the
gSSnlly a CO Is latest folder map q
f-h,nz and Asia These may 1e secured
AZ Post-Intelngsnecr business eff1eez az
10 cents each
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NEW YORK Nas. u The pcsss1 mArRss sysnsa
asws.s. vith asscsz unrAmmsed ~ EriafA tg-scs
rrkss want - faste Istnss frcn the anwrst axnrra
q he fofseoca. F>raTss cirsee steady Al aes ar
ciizn 4 TsH Fcirsx
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THE hast running watch Is the ''Loais
riodf Special" No s14 Second avenue
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in.
- - ring offered u IN pso-
11nI<p FIR delivery n round lofs
n ~ CIR 1t Seattle:
Gs3: barrier. SIS 8416: whsat,
II; Nm, SI1u: shor<A ~:
&. mar; Eastern WGh1nGson
~, n ~ pr Ton.
fmh Nnrb. 3pM2c.
5&uf&. IsdNisc: srtaWes.. 100.
1sne. NJ; live turkeys. n05he:
- sssp. sHese, scSa ~.
a.; enssvy sorrd sassed stss.s.
- 3 rs, Il: cows. sound. IA
x1l, 6ulls and oxen. ac: HAtted
~ ~ N. ~: reen kidex, Il less
I1661, per n, 12hc; dsy cuIis. me
~ IN. ~ ~ N0Sr, winter deer.
nj d<xs. i1zI9c: my elk. t11oc !:
Gup RIA, mn49l -: slseav3lnGS.
I3ll1n6ton wool. N1l1c: Western
III ths- o. timber burned. =
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DIR. ANNIE Russ ELL. gynecologist,
returned. "a Hinckley.
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DIR. FI.EIsCHER, discusses Of men ard
women
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I lND TRADE REVIEW.


n u q seattle. Nor. u. 1910.
. = a. Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and
~ bcss<x today we're; .,-.
- ns: sss % Sais, si'iss @
co.,: ss; IA; = s;;i s 3
s. u !. z. -. anc<sr 10 have settled down
5.Sfrs. esrert for the holiday trade.
VI M until the opening Of nasiza-
~ %orth shall have revived trade re-
Z~-rS ma e4sics there. Until then
@ - - IN less OF the routine order.
1 ~ natural demand N home and
.sre Trade for the day. as for the
= ~ ~. rrsy BE- cnlisd quiet and fair
~ main ruling steady. There have
N ~ befio1~ mentioned no noticeable
~. - there likely TO be many for some
{! 80 ercsrt such as win naturally fol-
---x n the worlds great holiday.
zs' ~~susue the commission men are sup
..i soIume 81 fruits and vegetables Of
5<-s. for which there IL a steady de-
n: .e.-,7i inr prtres Grapes are scarce, and
.-..1rf ~ oranges. Apples are a staple
5< 1927. and In good demand.
III ferd continue unchanged from q
~ f,sdc being actiFe and prices firm.
;ki.e new in the wool market except
<s rlcrtion there has been a more
i1ut d the product, unaccornpanied,
~ ~ adssnae In price. Hides. during thu
XSsnced Nc all around.
SSi novinx actively. though prices have
- ~ and We for export.
5rrrs have been unchanged. and still
90. though sales a. the latter figure
7neh of the crop n still IN the hands
Y eho are holding for 15c or more.
20 rppoftrd At Adore 15c. one lot At
~ ha{n bringing i5Hc. but these have
r 1nse n apparently stronR
~ Tho tfnefnf trade are pfse-
~ onir exception being an nd-
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The hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Nor n-wheat was an active mar mar
h,t nearly all the session. hut holders were dis
a,sted with the hesdong tendency 81 prices 10 fcssh
4 lower loved 10 begin with, Liverpool showed
decline IN the advance here yesterday, 'asn oe-
tnAnd vas STEADY December, under pressure rom
longs and traders who Jaw profits in the short
side opened M@Ne lower. a, sSM@9sMc- Laisr
lssadA.tset's announcement ~ increase in tne
worlds visible supply of T.oeoan bushels. douhle
Ire amount tiat had been exported caused rnswed
,iuniastion under which Dcesnhsr melted 70 IlNr
and cgoscd weak. iis@asc under yesterday a. TIA
SIX
Corn Was moderately active, The market early
shoes,i considerable steadine>s. desrste the good
weather and the wheat weakness The support came
mostly frm an operator who Is credited with con-
,,cll,rr The msrkrf snd who purchased z5eH early
fafes fhe psrnnasnred wheat weakness and prospects
N freer country cffefnxs alarmed the crowd. Anc
,.ri,es hrose sharply sud the markst closed weak
neremt,er lS@&c down. al NAe.
Oats we've moderately active sud steady, breenpef
si..a94 s.@g.r Depressed az a2u8zAsc
proyssicns we're fairly active, but prices struck
low i.sr4 Traders who hcaght yesterday soia tos
aay on tae hsags rHn n hoxs and drop IN prizes
NJ thr wards There was 9gsSd cash demand iof
lnd ana sssps hss knsaeE-, both local and outside
.sw N psoat in holding prazincts in The ftee %
efssa wgaknssA and the psr<psst q hcsrsl snppy
n haxs Jsnnary rork clused GAse wnder ssstss-
ssv tasd aud Ytts each RIVE down
me leatinx futures ranged as foiso~s.
osseriue Highest Lc9esf. Closing
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f,spges' A $50 90 A. $50