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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-06

The Nester block at Marquette
was damaged by fire Tuesday morn
ing to the amount Of about So, 0Oc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-06
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the
tax roll for the township Of L'Anse
is now in my hands, and that | will
be in the Town Hall on Friday of
each week for the purpose of col
lecting taxes. Any person or per-
sons wishing to pay their taxes on
other week days will find me at my
residence. G. ID. SHEA,
Treasurer L Ansc Township.
1ootb -,.
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MONEY MARKET FURRY
Call Loan Rates lacked Up to At
feet Stocks.
Twenty Per Cent mt One Time the
Nominal Observation-Disclosures and
spitc This Ruse Pcnnsyl vnniI
Strong-SteeI Securities Advance.

NEW YORK, Nov. "A furry in the
money market was the chief feature of to-
days business on the stock exchange. The
main cause of the advance in the rates for
call loans appeared to lie in the position
taken by individual lenders of money,
who, presumably for the purpose OF
Strengthening themselves in advance OF
the election, curtailed the accommodation
they have been extending in the money
market.
The fact did not escape attention that
in one instance at least a certain house,
which has been bearish on the market,
and also a large lender of money, took the
lead in calling in loans today. While the
temporary and more or less artificial ma
ture of the furry in money was common
ly recognized, 1t nevertheless had the ef-
feet of checking active dealings in the
stock market, and at times, and for pro-
longed periods, the market was virtually
at standstill. The call loan rate at one
time advanced to 20 per cent.
Small and irregular changes resulted
from the days dealings. AT the opening
of business the trading was fairly active.
but 1t subsidized Immediately upon the APP
pearance of the new money market condi-
tions. London was again a factor of small
influence in the dealings, the transactions
here for foreign account on balance being
inconsiderable. For the rest the dealings
continued to show scattering liquidation,
the closing up, presumably, of weakly
margined accounts ahead of the election,
and such new buying power as the market
showed was probably chiefly of specuia-
tive misunderstanding in short, in the
nature of wagers upon the upshot of the
election.
The irregularity of the market showed
itself in the contrary movements in stocks,
which ordinarily sympathize with each
other, and in many sudden reversais OF
tone which appeared with the course of
the day.
The steel industrials were all particular
ly firm, being bought presumably on the
theory that they would furnish the most
pronounced advance If the Republicans win
the election. The dealings were largest
In National Steel, Steel Hoop, Tin Plate,
Federal Steel, and American Steel and
Wire.
Sugar Refining was also actively dealt
in and fluctuated rather wildly, and the
Tobacco shares were steady. The move
ments in the local traction group were
very irregular. with wide fluctuations show
ing in Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
The price changes in the railway list
were unusually limited and irregular. The
Alton issues and Baltimore and Ohio were
heavy. but elsewhere such declines as were
shown were fractional and support by no
means missing in that quarter Of the mar
ket. Pennsylvania was fairly active and
was firm at its closing level of yesterday,
after allowing for the reduction in the
price by reason of the stock selling ex-
dividend New York Central was in re-
quest, presumably on suggestions created
by yesterdays transaction in Lake Shore
stock, at an advance of 20 points for the
last recorded sale.
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DUvALL NOT RELEASED.
Justice Bradley Refuses to Grant the
Writ of Habens Corpus.

Justice Bradley yesterday refused to
grant the petition of Charles Duvall for
a writ of habeas corpus to secure his re-
lease from Jail. Duvall is confined in jail
awaiting trial in the Police Court, charg-
ed with a misdemeanor.
puvall was tried in the Police Court
for the same offence in August last, con-
victed and sentenced to Imprisonment In
the workhouse for six months. OF this
sentence he served two months and four
days, when he was released on habeas
corpus proceedings by Justice Bradley, but
was subsequently rearrested on the origI-
nal charge.
The court yesterday held that inasmuch
as the first proceedings in the Police
Court were a nullity. Duvail was not being
put in jeopardy second time for the same
offence Further than this, it was held
that he should make his plea of former
jeopardy when called for trial in the Po-
lice Court.
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WHEAT PRICES DECLINE.
No Conformation rs Yet of the Argcn.
tine Crop Dumn.c S,or

CHICAGO. Nov. Owing 10 steady
Liverpool cables and the reltaration of
Argentine crop damage the wheat market
opened higher and advanced slightly early
in the day. The buying, however. was a,
local character, which was not heavy
enough TO sustain prices and later In the
day the market turned easier and sold off
over a cent bushel from the best prices
closing almost BIC lower than last night.
The Argentine news lacks positive con-
frmation and has, therefore, lost its influ-
ence for the time being. Liverpool wa,
practically unchanged, Paris had holiday.
and Antwerp 5-Sc higher. Primary receipts
were heavier than last year. Cash sales
here $4,000 bushels. The seabosrd report
ed &c loads.
The corn market was firm, with a fair
demand for November and May by commits
sion houses and local traders. There was
better cash demand, 100000 bushels be-
ing taken here. The continuance of the
light receipts. and in face of fine weather,
is attracting some attention. The cables
were strong, 3-4d higher. The shipments
from the Argentine are very light. Local
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New York Cotton Mnrkc
BALTIMoRE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar
kct Quotations in Full.

ket Quotations in Full.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2.-Following are to-
days quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Flour-Market was quiet. Western Su-
per, 81. 35M2.45; Western Extra, S255D
s2.9G; Western Family, S3.30M3.60: Win
ter Patents, s3S0g4O0; Spring Patents,
S3.S5@i10; Spring Straight, s375D3.S5;
Spring Bakers $2a0M3.15; Baltimore
Best Patents. 81 60; Baltimore High Grade
Family. $3.50; Baltimore High Grade Ex-
ira, $I.1O; Baltimore Choice Family
$3.50; Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsyl-
vania Super. S2.25M2.45; Maryland, Vir-
giria. and Pennsylvania Extra, $3.50
2.90; Maryland. Virginia, and Pennsyl-
vania Family. $3.3C136O; City Mills Su-
per. $250d2.65; Rio Extra, s3.65@3.SO;
Rye flour. medium to choice, S3.OO@3.25.
Oats-StOck in elevators, 639, 1874 bus.
The market was quiet. No. 2 white, 20 1-2
@27c; No. 3, 25M25 lie; No 4, 249
"a lie; ungraded. 2im27 lie; No 2 mixed.
"a 3-iG DC; No. 3, do, % 12@24c; No. 4,
20 LA 23c; ungraded. % 1-2G25c.
Rye-Stock in elevators. 1O7,31 bus.
Market quiet. No. nearby, SIC, and No.
Western on spot, 53c: bag lots Of new.
45n52c
Butter-The market was firm. Cream
cry separator, extra, "a 1-2M2 5c; extra
first, 23M2ic creamery, first, 21D22c;
creamery imitation, extra, 1912 C; Iowa
and Northwestern ladle. extra, 1Sc; do
extra first, 16m17c; Western store packed
AT15c; creamery rolls, / pound, 24G25c;
do pounds. 23424c; creamery prints u
pound, 25ca2Gc.
Eggs-Market strong. Strictly fresh, 90
N21c.
Poultry-The market was firm. Old
fowls. lie per lib; springers. 9m9 PC
per lib: ROSTERS. 2o425c apiece; ducks
9G1Oc per Id; turkeys, 9G9 1-2c per ID.
Green COfiee-Market quiet. Quote No,
{ (Rio grade), S124S 5-Sc.
Roasted coftee-Market steady Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java. 32c: Maracai-
DO, pc; pure Laguayra, 22c: pure SAINT, s,
zoe; African Java, 10 Lee; Rio blend.
IS 1-2c; Peaberry mixture, 19c; pure Mo-
cha, zoe: Java Mocha blend, 271-2c
CThese cotfees are in fancy b. gs, paper
lined) If packed In cans or tubs. 1-2c
higher.
Package brands-E. L. c.. 0O-lb cases,
13c: 60-lb cases. 10 1-10c; 36-lb cases
13 2-10c. Lion coffee, in 10O-lb lots. 10. 20:
In 60-lb lots, 1880.
Cotton-Market steady; middling, Csc:
strictly low middling. 8 1-4c; low mid
ding, 9 1-Sc. Stock in Baltimore. 2.3s1
bales.
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Veterans Story.-George Lewis, oil
Shamokin, Pa, writes: II am eighty years OF
age. have been troubled with Catarrh for fifty
years. and in my time have used a great many
ca;arrh cures, but never had any relief until
used DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. One box
cured me completely" 80 cents. Sold by F. s.
Williams, Ninth and Streets, and Edmonds 4
Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
nue.-l3
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Rescued
From Drink.
Heroic Work of n Girl I'm Saving Her
Brother From Drunkenness.
Put n Kennedy In His Coffee and
without His Knowledge of the
Secret Wns Completely Cured.

The terrible evil of drunkenness has at
last found a conqueror. Miss Mary Rob-
erts, of 1883 Golden Gate Avenue, San
Francisco, Cal, will gladly tell any lady
who will write her how she saved her
brother from ruin, and her words burn
with a new hope to every woman who
would rescue a son. brother, or husband
from the scourge of drunkenness.
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washington stoch Exchange.

sales-Washingto Traction and Electric.
HIPS: s1O0OG62 1-2. S1.OcOG62 ga $1,000
G6S. S1.0oOMsS Ii. s1.0o0G6S IS: Column
bia Title: I10G4 SIS: Capital Traction: SD
1O2. 2oG1o1 7-s. l25G1o1 "a; Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone: 2m64; Mergen-
thaier Linotype: 25G lsi 12. After call
Capital Traction, As: s5C0d106 "a.
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The most interesting feature in q rather
quiet market yesterday was the sharp ad-
vance of call loan rates. There was calling
of loaas all day and the demand for much
larger margins by the brokers and the rate
advanced 10 G. to 9, and finally near the
close to 20 per cent. This is a move that
might have been expected, but was not
by everybody because of the plenty of mon
ey and the absolute lack Of reason for the
advance. Plainly stating the facts re-
garding this booming of rates, il is the old
trick to fleece the lambs, with little side
dab Of politics in aid of the Republicans.
Money this autumn has been cheaper than
aver before in the history of Wall Street.
At no time has it advanced to beyond 6
per cent, and that rate has been reached
on only one day and for only short time
There is more money than ever before in
Wall Street and there is the ability to call
in an unlimited amount from Europe. The
entire banking and financial machinery of
New York is in the game to brighten peo-
pie out of stocks The brokers and the
bankers want the securities themselves,
ana the reason they want them is that
there are TO be much higher prices after
the election. and not long after. either.
The people the bankers cannot brighten out
with high rates the brokers are forcing out
with calls for 20 per cent margins. There
been buying stocks steadily for some time
past on this reaction.
Another pleasant little piece of bunco in
the street yesterday was the threat that II
Mr. Bryan is elected the stock exchange
will be closed on the day after election.
and possibly for a week. Some merry
highwaymen suggested the desirabiiity Of
closing all the banks on Wednesday also 10
avert the Bryan panic. This, it was said,
would not be done, but all good gold men
were positive il would be impossible to
secure any loans on any terms whatever
nfter the election of the Democratic candt
date. Many people may be frightened out
OF their stocks today and Monday by these
tactics. A sharp drop in prices is not i'm
possible. So far, however, the people have
showed more than the ordinary amount of
sand In the emergency and prices have
dropped very little, much less than had
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been looked for by some. The advice of
unprecedented people is to hold securities
over the election, as the insiders are do
ing. Good margins will be necessary not
that there will be any bad tumble but be-
cause the brokers will refuse to hold stocks
OIL any other terms
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Torpedo Bont. i'm Commission.

The torpedo boats Ericsson, Cushing, and
Dupont were placed in commission yes
terday by the Navy Department and will
be attached to the North Atlantic Squad
ron.
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Missouri Pacific is stronger than there
is any known reason for. The talk of a
dividend this winter apparently is put out
for market purposes Simply. and not be-
cause q dividend is being considered for
a moment. This would seem to indicate
that the insiders may be selling the stock
under cover. 1t is selling entirely too
high in comparison with Southern Pacific
or Union Pacific common
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stocks give promise OF some decrease for
the week.
The bullish showing of stocks in store
here and the advance in the hog market
gave provisions an opening bulge. The
market closed quiet. The leading bulls
added to their holdings of lard and there
was other investment buying.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

A good Democrat was in F street yes
tcrday advising his friends TO take all the
bets they could get at and > to l and to
buy stocks against them. In the event
of the loss of the bets there would be the
advance in prices to make up for the
small amount OF money staked. If B. yam
is elected the bets at big odds will be won
and there will be plenty of margins to
hold stocks during any little temp rary
furry due to the fright of the gold bugs.
1t is whispered that some men high in
the party have done this very thing. and
that their purchases of stocks have been
one reason for the great strength Of he
market recently.
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Peoples Gas does not look attractive at
its present level With such a narrow
margin over the dividend a year ago it
seems highly probable that the dividend
is not being earned this year. If the peo-
pie succeed in getting the price of gas
cut in the near future the dividend
problem will begin to pinch in earnest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

There has not been so dull day in the
market in recent weeks. Business was
very small and the fluctuations CT pics
only fractional in the most ac;i,e secu;i-
ties. Pennsylvania was as much traded
in as nearly any stock. 1t sold "eX'' div
idend 3 l-2 per cent, opened at 1872 IL.
got as high as 132 "a, and as low as
131 3-4. and closed at 132 SIS. The public
bought some stock naturally, and the in
siders who bought few days ago in an
ticipation Of the extra dividend sold some.
The result was almost no net move m5nt
for the day. Some little further recess
sion is not unlikely in the stock, but it is
believed that 1t will sell much higher dur
ing the coming months. as high as $50,
some people predict confidently. Con-
servative market people consider the
stock now virtually on per cent basis,
and will buy it with the expectation CT
this return on their money. There is also
a very good prospect of further rights"
during the coming year The company is
doing a wonderful business.
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Corrected daily by W. 3. Hibbs L Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. 1919 I
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

The earnings of the Norfolk and West
ern are said by officers of the company to
be heavier than at any time before.
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Sugars extreme range OF price was
point, quite a remarkable thing in 4 stock
usually active and erratic. The high
price reached was 123 SIS, and the close
1913 3-S. The stock showed strength. ard
in it also there was said to be inside buy
ing
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New York stock MARKET.

Corrected daily by ". b. Hibbs & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 F
Street.
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It has remained for a Cincinnati woman
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

MORPHINE. opium. landanum, cocaine habit:
myself cured; will inform you OF harmless,
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For II Cold In the Head
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

The steel securities developed fair
amount of strength, and it was said that
the insiders were buying them from all
who desired to sell. The prospect CT a
good business in steel and iron this win
ter is excellent, and the insiders know
this
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

ORIGINAL CYPsY PIANIST, 1Oc2 eth ST. NV;
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M ME-. THEO,

4 MOSQUITO BIT Me on THE NECK and
it's Just like picking up lot of money by
coming here for good warm suit OF clothes or
oyereoat (used some), tailor made. at prices to
suit poor men with families. The Peacherina
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-03

We closed out all the makers lines
of regular 75c and 81 Knee Pants
consisting of finest qualities OF cassi-
meres, cheviots, and worsteds. in
great variety Of nobby patterns and
stylish effects Made with patent
Waistband and tapped seams; extra
strong and stout. Sale price, only 59c
a pair
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New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
THE STUPID DEVERY.

1t begins to look If Deyery might have to
go. The Chief of Police possesses certain quail
ties which are Indispensable to Tammany gov
ernment, but it needs something besides igno-
rant loyalty and an insolent temper in the office
which Devery holds for It's successful operation.
A Chief of Police with only a rudimentary trace
of brains in his Uranium is dangerous to the
organization. That is the trouble with Devery.
Nobody doubts his ambition to serve Tammany
to the uttermost, but his zeal. so far from being
a compensation for his stupidity, makes it
doubly mischevous.
The miserable man actually thought that he
was playing the ace of trumps when he ordered
the arrest on "Wednesday night of the propre-
tors of respectable hotels and restaurants be-
cause without concert licenses they gave their
patrons music well food and drink. He
expected to cause reaction of public feeling.
excite ridicule and antipathy for the sentiment
which compelled proceedings against infamous
establishments under his protection and so
bring 10 halt the reform movement which lie
| Ioathes Doubtless he went to bed chuckling at
his cleverness: but he woke up to find him
self the object of curses both loud and deep to
learn that even the District Attorney repudiated
his scheme of revenge and reprisal, and to be
confronted with the painful prospect of suits for
heavy damages, following Magistrate Cornell's
decision that there was no warrant in law for
the arrest or the prisoners whom he promptly
| discharged.
This is performance OF the kind that Tam
| many finds it hard TO pardon. The disciples
and vicegerents Of Richard Croker put high
value on devotion but some of them are capable
| Of recognizing monumental foolishness when
| they see it, They see ii now in the person and
| conduct Of Devery, and it makes them sick. If
| they could only get rid of him quietly and
| fortably they would be delighted Perhaps they
| will conclude that his career must be terminated
at all hazards: for with decent public opinion
| beginning to boil and Grand Jury in session
| which has the nerve and the disposition to shut
| its door on Gardiner, Tammany must realize
| that this is no picnic.