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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

TIE basis y, lo5Sc riddIing upland and i04c for
rd5i.1g Sales 60 bales Southern Spot markets
were tAler-snhe6 f~lIc~s .7ev-oreans steady in
casnFet s7sc Galveston euer unchanged, e%c; savan
o4vr I-16c lower Charleston firm Al sasT
e1i'sc -s91 s- highe~. Wilmington firm ar 94sc Nor
f-ls S-saSv q Bait nominal lhiEc- Mem
phs f.r. a. :2-1so IlGc u augusta hrn a. 1oo =
LIS I1-1e- lie up.
T1e expcr- movement haE been = follows
CIreat Britain. France. Continent.
To- ISL 10 nd3 81
THiS veek rns zf0 1fnsS 2a3
srce Ser ... II4GOG9 223 Ol0 T35 900
EE -stes rsceo-s II a-~-r Ne7-Crieans are Il
e = 20 bsles. 2s5 and 754l last
4 Houston. hai IL
las week L Cos
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day con-
n day last esk and asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

early in the day. when given M, +h, Arnar+,,.
farmers were sil complaining about the rss1 6sa -
euli influence nor for that matter, much nas On the
bear side either Southwest selling early IN The
the market rather weak start but any dactda5
in downward direction arrested hy ths staoSrass
markets u I'D higher, and were go
OF y Berlin ana points at Budanss r-Siia ~
the hand the Parts market from IL 70 Ss
lower Northwest receipts amounted n, AKA
ports announced closing Northwest mile bpt
incident have little weight wtb the
Export business amounted 10 only -
Few of the private wires were working smoothly me
OF orders from West almost complete cessatian
OF the usual gossip Foreign had few nrdars a.
either of market Quotations of cash wheat a n
anoat hass follows: No red TS7sc No / had
Northern Duluth s37sc: No Northern Chicago s07sc
No ha-d New 7eRc .CORN-The yas
cutie steady all day being any pressure 10 sell
while time influenced by an advance a 2+d
intsrior nonis with only expected on Fday The
1Israi Nrrrv occurred November Chicago shorts
rushing the prices 4Tc representing highest
are Vet obtained the present bull deal In after
being npjiea in continuation runa-
conditions The export business amounted "a loads
ood CIV market closed iasc higher The weather in
western states and cold Seaboard shipments
M con ased at acc 461c delivered and 48&c
=, - aAos- .oATS-The market for quiet
ana faaturess holding steady cash property. in
nsfhy with corn No oats closed at 26hc; No oats.
33lsSTe7isc- No . white clips. 291sc RYE Marker
80 No western 55Hc b afoat No Western,
~ r afoat. state 5ogSlc G New-York.
RGRIFY-Afarket steady; feeding; 42d46 Bufralo:
GRR4.IN-Market steady; quoted at eoG6ac, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

C1TTON-The market considerably battered about
to-day WIKI bulls charge Early
influences buish makeup. and led q decided
rise in Later. pronounced
reaction occurred conflicting and scramble
unload purchases h tiulid holders
e- stared and TO y points above yester
DAY energetic bull speculation and scare
Of r1or- srorrs based upon ucn better English cables
than figured upon and lighter forward movement u
~ c-c- predicted. CLAIMS private wires that
eo-hsr1 markets had climbed inward another
rea5e nel7ec position o. shorts and
outside speculative circles The
Liverpool indicated large spot de
z-s ron and Continental sp1uners and AT
ne c.-se rracI-ay al opening decline there had
hee- -ecu-e-e6 Buying orders cRbled pit,
nd greatly favor friends Of cotton
here A. - level q the morning prices
! the close OF last night But soon
sfte- ri5dsv market sudden lUrch- and sub
secue1-ly weak and irregular under hurried sales
Of long ard feYerlsh pounding by
who had Fl mind yesterdays successful
attacks Not only the forenoon improve
raear wiped Q slightly loss scored be
selling displayed signs Of positive
abatement TIE bears made he most NJ runors that
Russian Car fead ar6 thar Nell would not
Southern market reports concerned and
but lacked the courage Of their
-orvlCtCus substantial speculative
Trading srasr1odIcaily active and rrices
errs-ic close The market
enaIlv s.As6v prices point lower 10 points
h!gher
The prices the local market to day
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
Railroaos.


trains New York. foot % Chambers St.
a. fallovrs and ; earlier from W I'D
900 m Daily.-Sona for Buffalo. Arr ?. N
fnEhaulton. Waverly- E'mira and Bradford Coaches.
na~Iur car and -afA dining Buffalo.
:tn n IA naly.-Chicaga Lirlitei-FaSt mail-SoIii
ain 70 chtcaEo arriving $50 Art Cleveland ~
m Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
: 80 . m DAI,y.-BuIaio and cleveland Express-Arr.
rrrao : ~ Bradford 30 Jamestown : q and Youngs
town 10 y a n. Cleveland 1870 SIsepe-s 10 Buc-
81. ard Cleveland. Cafe
i"a a. m DaIIy-soua train Ringhant5n Waiver
~ FIu,ra chicago Sieepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincin
T ~ LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il Ary-NSfNOD ATOMS al III, Il2. 2ei, and 95T
I1r,,5wsv l55 East I25th St and 2I2 West l2ath ST.
hspt-r. ana sd st ferries New-4 ork. Si3 and
-, u'5,, - Proadway. BROOKLYN. 10 River St
I1@,arsr ana Jersey CiJS station New EqrN Transfer
~ 49, Tor and checks baggaEe TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
WEST SHORER.R.

1t-,E. cave Ff@nSln s. s,asoa, y Y. talloS&
Rua West A. 81. y. Z
IT'S \ M--For interim pei,~s & Albany 4 Montreal
vi - - A-tIi Lazv AaacrS L.nnrgRsSa. SARATOGA
JatSkI
$40 2 A-CoaJ La f-r bsJro.t CnicasO Louis.
tS As 2. Ne For Hudson River pctnEs - Albany
'u-ls = Mfar Etochester- Eiusalo, Clsve. chicago
M Rochester Buffalo. Detroit
y. M-For syria, koeh-. Mas 8 ght
"paH. FD4Ily. except sunday Leaves brooklyn An
mex Nc I = 1913 a II. d. , Z. ii Leaves Jersey
city. ?. r STA. Ne. I II 80 NJ. S:3S p 81
Time tables principal hotels and Offices. BGkgAgs
checked kOnl residence BY WestcotJ Exp. c =
LAMBERT. General Passenger AEsnt. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
Receipts ~ the ports and Interior points to-day
bs-ee WI ne same daE week and

to- Exchange special Liverpool cahieS-spot cotton
-aoy sales 10000 bates. speculation and export 800
Ssasflezs 90 receipts. 1900, American, l6p1o MID
Ing Epian1 5%c. Futures opened steady 314 points
81 li5 steady IL ~ points lower cidseo
r.sAey - unchanged point tower Decernher
S14hs Asrca-Arr. 22i9b AuT-Nay. 52lh; Nay-June.
ls4t JursTUly. i7i%s: Juiy-August isis August
r-nabef ffi1s November Sss NOVen-ber-D
fsisFs spz-f
E9NR AND HEAL-A moderate business was done
s,6 nc basis Of Wednesdays quotations win the
inAe - the market STEADY ell grades ana holders
some cases d!sPosed ask Eitie more money sprig
ts Quoted - ras4 ~, winter straights So 4fuS Do
patents 81 s15S3 spring clears. $3S3 % exTa
- winter 81 7SsS2 90 No winter - BoerS2 I9
D. esae SIS 50@sls IS SPOT and arrive RYE
ss@1cy e &c 50 -CORSAEAL-Fism; kiln dried.
SSos2 20, bFans BAG AEAL-Stsady Quoted:
~ white yellow 9scnSI s7assc
so-FirH Quoted: Spring bran. SIG %: sacks 20
.Ee 80 n. SIC gEI$ls 70 spring bran bulk $40 a.
winter bran SI79$Is 80: bran SIG 50eIsl1 oil
80 s% So Hseet oilcake. s2s 50; oilcae SIS CO.
"'Hiny chop 81
psshALN-VHEAT-It was day Of small things in the
re- market with buil conditions still little more
v,sets-snt than other Influences but the market as
rather less responsive than The previous day
part devoted trading among
re-. giving z range OF
II The noteworthy Of interest occurred
6, !1At hour, When IN strong news from
asr NE market sold rather sharply and closed
pse :. 9aftsl Ae advance. This stimulating news
ear TIE shape Of unfEvorabe Argentine reports ana
S1.ing although the former became known here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 2o-spring wheat I Northern spot
797sc. winter wheat. No . red; nc: " mixed 7dc
No ! white 75c Corn Arm: No ? yellow -; No 3
yellow q he Ne yellow, 40 be No corI a a; No )
2sc; No 5 white 27c No white 26c; No mixed, csc
NJ mixed 24iec. Barley 64q65c choice, G1a
&c: fair to good 5TGG0c. grades, 30 eUJ6-ac Rye
No l in store SIC Flour quiet steady, Flaxseed Du-
81 IS bid: arrive 81 :" bid, November - 80
eeuber, 81 10 bid; May, s. 60 bid
nhlcago 22.-The lsalL1a tutures Eangei f-I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
WABASH RAILROAD.
FREE Reclining Chair Cars

--sOIID VEsTIBILED TRAINS.
FAST TIME. Low RATES
..cne,n cry Special leaves New York IL A N
- SSricaT5 fO1H y NJ. ST Louis z. NJ. Kansas
CIV o ~ NJ next day.
p y NJ arrives befroiy $50 a. NJ. Chicago as Z. NJ
St Louis rs NJ day. Kansas city second mora
~ Z o.rio.k Also through for Chicago and ST.
cut lawns New YaFk 600 8. IS and go 2 NJ daily.
Il B. MCCLELLAN G. Z. A. 3ST Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

- =, HARLEM DIVISION
III A. NJ an * NJ Daily except Sunday. 70
PittsaeI9: Sundays ouy 70
pullman cars
-,,. rains inur-t1ar-d win Pu-scH Light
IfHEet of--as a. 1T Pei and R-oaaxav >
Sa1.5 "a W 90 ColuUsus Ave 132 West i@sth 81.
LOT - and l3N-h - Stations New AS
C lion = and lO+ Broadway. 2 d. Brooklyn
4eiepnone 'SHF4 3Sth
service baggage checked f0n hotel residence By
Nestco-t Express Company
EDGAR VAN FTTFN GEORGE u = ASvETs
General Superintendent Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
Ufrurslous

Cooks Tours To Italy.
From NEW YORK Dec IS. Jan - 20. Feb. %.
visiting Gibraltar Naples Rome Florence Venice Milan.
Nice. MarssiIes, Paris and London
L-S.i3O. Section II-S3Oo.
All Travelling Expenses Included
CRUISE TO THE WEST INDIES.
NEW YORK D. visiting CUBA. PUERTO
RICO. WINDWARD ISLANDS DEAERAkA. About
Is days. Special Fares
illustrated Programmes from
THOS. COOK &c SOL,
20I and I1s5 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits displayed decided weakness OF
undertone to-day. owing 10 sheer absence OF
Vas nor ouotabIy lower dull and without
change of We
TER-Regulars, 81 SO: do oil bbls. 81 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 644c.
ROSIN-Commou Z good strained 81 90, (, 81 80; r.
81 80. G 81 SO. H 81 %; 50 x 81 10; NJ. 81 80, n
So e5 G.. So 10: W ", So 20
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentne Soi
Charleston Nov 22-Turpentne nrm. 3s1sc- Rosin'
III ssvsnnab Nov 22-sprtts turpentne firm S9c;
celrhs I73 bbls; sales. 500 bills Rosn firm and IN
changed, RECEIPTS 2s2 bills sales. 2O37 bbls,
Wilmington Nov. 22-Srdrits turpentine steady. IN
changed receipts steady, 81 21QSl 20 re
CENTS $50 bbs firm 81 40GS2 -. re
ceipts I72 steady, 81 So: receipts 81 hbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

Rc-C5Hse market weak. Nc RIO. $3.50; Exchange.
II 1881 receipts - o06 bags: cleared for the United
s,ares 90 hays cleared Europe 1000 bags; stock
600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
CENTRAL R. Rs1OF NEW Jersey
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL Blue LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
% ~ 20 A NJ II 90.
80 900 e 30 $500 SO 800 100. $50. 800.
Il+925 p s12.15
BALTIMORE AVID WASHINGTON 90.
IS % - 90 ? N "I2.l5 rct
Offices: Libe-ry St Ferry south Ferry. Is liz vi
1870 1T S-h 81 Sch Ave.
q Union So West. I25rh 3. 2TS wes- I2zIh
Columbus New York 4 Court s.. 81. sd
Fulton St Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
Transfer and checks baggage dest-
nation.
day- Sundays only
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R1llroaos
PENNSYLVANIA
u RAHRoAD

Nav lHU 4 uH0Ukn
u RAILROAD.
loot o; West Twsn,y-third Street and Des-
r-rh eroSses and cortaadt sSrsets
asat ifsasr s.ssS ,,s 1re. Dr-Azo....
Below for ave @srF .tf .s
TS5 A: "a. sss ssstt wasre ethecwi.e acted
Chicago No 500 - p;s5gTE slsepsag PIttss@g
ss NJ FSsT fiN Il Fi P,sSEs-v A., 60.
GonPertnneni sieepsaT b ry aNiA LINT IPInaa
Inansrolis ~ Ghtssso Csv.aad TOsdo clnszs4a.
For Topedo. SSH 5ISAGo AND ST. Louis EXPRESS
ssS p r. Ilis Ghi;aga 81, Louis ana
!sHnPss S'f 5xPREss P'''asurE Co
Toledo. ~ WESTERN ExPREsS--For Chicago Fer
cSlcaso For pfc HTr5E xrREss-Eo rtseurx and
s.a5 p NMIhheC.s - cleveland except satardsg
-For P''tshurg Cl.v.isni cIactnnsii
NGTON AND THE SOUTH
10 0 5binSs 100 ,Desores Cortiandt s,rests
sresS GrsseT and Carsndt ssrGes 90 a. * Con-
B Dss Snr5E cs ana ssTs Sa' p 81 5t5s
C9ng-es5 Z 70 y ., L 5 ear N II :, > 3
tight O"fl 10 'DiataE Carr. Q p p N. 1910
nirhF eI an RATLwAY-z1pzezs az AZ m l2lo
and Nec o 4ED wsTrRS Rs1rwAr-For MennDhl.
? n dsilvo COAST L!NE.-EzpreSs. = n. and as
45S n a. SE & OHIO RAILwAY-s55 a n and
r.FS, daiy AIR LIE-Ezpres- Il - p n and II 10
FOR OLD POINT CovFop- A., >-O,r--cr
Atlantic En- an > 81 daily.
Through -s-.l,-sa5 G. ana ~ weekdays.
s-anda-f Zoe .2l.-I Trans. Buffet Parlor
tAFE MAY x
Vest vsn-Hf- ' S. az ems Bra9ch Raiiroad Gcrs
rr~0r- ne ~ = Su7Favz - n m s. N
30 4 81 = p nj Cor-a ~dr BOO a N l. 50
anu OBJ .N ~ Sr~Fers m. - D n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
< a55 Is f sJ-s S-5s e 2 % :s,.: .
Car, .ae' streets u 90 Dining carr 5UaInZ
SrF.ss 20 ID y ~ p alss sr S
20 =, % Dining Carr 81
q = q a. S-7iays. 10 155 Enc coaches.
> :. - T-.-r'-a!1. = n * Dining Ca~l
Ca-i - 10 Gll7tug CsD. az 80 t2s DIR .ng
so = n. - l. night ~ 49, -~'
-, .'.@s Nos 81. e45. 1854 III and sst
- S--aa-
c...I Sai stations foot = 0e~l-as-es
~5p-- Street Fulton H-ua4sav
-. l-,-sFlylra Station. BROOKLYN. S-z-I1n
S'J ny. The Nav York TrarsSa- C7r7r4rv = m All
+L-,--L' Geek baggage from hotels rsside1ces
Telephone oil F5Rhtae1+A
road Can Service 0- | A7----9- IVA KAT
- ID y !, HIESOS- p WOOD
-'eF4+ StanaEer General Pass'r Agsr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
: contract prices IN the local marke, to-day

Foreign coffee markets .-Santos-Cofee market weak
good Santos $500. IS 900 bags; stoc
00G interior receipts q 800 bags Hamburg
C1fes MARKET opened j. rg lower. 2:30 n
-fS lower sales IS 600 bags. Eavre-Coftee
ks- J-erez Irregular; declined
: franc. e 2 n steady and unchanged; 80 ad
franc, total sales. 81 coo bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

quotations follows Flour dun easy;
No spring wheat. 66i2 G72c; No red 72i.974c; No
a234c: No white 252G25&c: white. 81 = d26c: No
rye 45kc. good feeding barley. 800
mating, 55G6oc; No faxseed 81 6eed Sl 10 No North
western 81 IL prime timothy seed 81 oG$4 20 clover
contract grade. $40 pork Dbl $40 50 y d$1l
lard 100 n 81 10GS1 l2i- short ribs sides GOose
s. 2dS rs dry sailed shoulders (boxed SIS STzG 1911
high wines 81 27 on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market dull 15G Csc dSiries 121s
gaze Cheese active 1oG11i4c. Eggs quiet fresh 22c
Cincinnati Nov. 2o-F1our quiet wheot steady; No =
quiet. No . 53lac. Lard firm s. Bulk Arm
higher 81 10 Bacon active. IS IS whiskey firm. 81 %
Sugar steady.
Duluth, Nov. 22-wheat: Cash. No l hard re: No I
case. Corn, 3S@sc- Oats. 23l4 423c.
Milwaukee. Nov. 22.-wheat firm, No ! Northern, Tee;
No , Northern, T11=4IS1ec Rye steady: No !, 4e1ac
Barley steady; No 2 59Q6Oc sample, 45a57c.
78lac: May. 762sG761ac On track: No l hard 77l4c.
No Northern, 75itc, No Northern. 73c- Flour and
bran unchanged
Philadelphia Nov 22-Wheat firm 1c higher; contract
grade Novenoer I2+aq1 2@4c. Corn nrTn' No 2 mixed
2s% d2ec. steady; fancy creamery 26c
do prints 2sc Eggs steady fresh by. &c do West
26c, do Southwestern 2Sc do Cheese
steady: NewYork fun creams. fancy, small. l1G1lhc;
do fair choice, l0Gloa4c ReCepts-FlOur. 5000 bbs
174O 600 n in sacks; wheat Is 600 bush POS 900
corn. 212.00O bush oats. 5000 bush.
St Louis Nov. 22-wheat. red cash. FOX 970Hsc:
November sc; December, I014GIO~sc, January, I1c
May. 74!.@74*c. No hard e9'a a7Oc Corn. No cash
Oats No cash 23c November. 23c December 23c; Nay
24%c; No white. 26Q265ac.
Toledo. Nov. 22-wheat dull. steady: cash, 75c. De-
3sisc, December arse oats quiet, frn. Cash, eo.
December, 28l4c Rye sic. Coverseed dull weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEHICH VALLEY.
Stations foot OF Cortaltt and esnrusses Streets
('ean4 J. y Ferries
Street B Cortia1dt D-sorosses SIS Daily
Except Srndsy : SUNDAY S PM sunday VI
IS A NJ I sunday is r N sunday SIS P NJ sunday
s. \ N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

Express Service,
HAMBURG AMERICAN
To LINE.
A VIA GIBRALTAR BY
STE MFPS
tx. VIM. II Dec. IS PPM
taller ..--.-- Dec % noon
'F BISMARCK Jan. :. Il AN
iYPT. JAN :. -. FEB. >.
Or tire steamers 4 either line
tar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
d Cherbourg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE,
! g. broadway. y. Y.
joklyr Take South Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

ElORTG GERElARI llOYrD,
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
CHERH9URG- UTHAMPTON-BREMEN
* W dGr$oE. -, 10 a VI. fTrave. Jan - 1oo,
Lain. Dec. Il, 10 NJ. Lain. Jan ~ 10 A "
- W ] Iir-Jan- 3. ID A II. FTrave. Feb u A N
tTWIN-sCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
TEANPTON-I.ONDON-RP
F.. der CT. Dec Ia 10 \.
OELRICFfS q CO.. NO. BROADWAY
Lewis II. Meyer. - South Third St, Ph.la.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'Fron Pier 80 North River. foot az Jane -
tFrom ugress St. Brooklyn Take 18th Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23


SOUTH FLAINFLELp j BOUND BROOK locaA- Week
NJ, 10 and > = P N LY- CorrL
n " - ; ? n
1nmodNtons
SQUARE Columbus n
y 7 TranSfe- baggage from hotel
residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23

Mediterranean
NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD
NAPLES AND GESOl
EMPRESS
taller. Nov. Is. IL A. VI.
fWer-a. $3.50. Dec. |, . P NJ
columbia. Dec. Z. II A. NJ
FOR ALEXANDRIA. &c
Return tickets availeh bic Z
from Naples Genoa. G!bra
don, Southampton. Paris an
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
OELRICHS & CO., Agents,
5 Broadway. y. 7.
tFrom Congress St. Brc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
-vT ,pE,s ExCrRSIoHs To EUROPE

- By specially -hartered s s .'cits q RoI - sti3
Sne Glasgow Exposition England. Belgium. France Males
and ireland with so Rhine and Swiss and SllO Italy
nsx trfps ORIENTAL TOUR FEB I'd. $50 =. c
CLARK III way y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
CTNARD LINE.

"A TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Sar.par,a pee l. noon Umb-ia...-. Dec. -. A. "
Etr1gia -. Dec : a. NJ Campania Dec. -. II A II
--@A X-EPH0N II BROWN s CO. Gen.
% BROADWAY NEW YORK
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-07

hands are so fully occupied in South
Africa that she can do nothing to pre-
vent the partitloning OF the empire.
The fact that marines have been
sent from the Newark to protec, the
American legation at PeSing is not
surprising, nor does il indicate in any
sense a determination on the part OF
the United States to meddle with the
muddle. It is simply a step to pro-
tect our representatives in China and
such Americans and foreigners as seek
an asylum at our legation. Only a
short time ago marines were sent to
Peking for a similar purpose.
The agreement Of the powers, at the
solicitation Of the United States, to
preserve the open door In China gives
us the comforting thought that even
II China be partitioned our CONNER
eial interests win not suffer. but that
agreement may not be strong to resist
the temptation that will come to Rus
sia and Germany and France to pro-
mote their own commercial advantages
if the opportunity offers to do so at
a time when we are not in position
to insist upon having the pledges kept.
In other words, SO long as We are
strong enough to insist on our rights
that long will the agreement hold.
Meantime the present outbreak inter-
feres with trade and is decidedly dis
turbing element that may easily be-
come seriously menacing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-07
LEoAL :NoruoEs
SUMMONS.


In the Circuit Court Of the state OF
oregon for the County q Clataop.
nors, comprising the Arm of Fisher
brothers, plaintiffs, w, Herbert ". Ia
Logan, Florence Logan, Alice Logan,
az individuals, j, n, Ross. j. ~. llig-
gins, II, c. Thompson. and y. u. Fer
suaon. Aa partners. comprising the flrm
OF Ross. Higgins a Co, A. II. Allen, A.
lewis, and ], q. Lewis, partners. un.
der the firm name OF Allen a Lewis,
Flookcnsteln, Mayer Co., a corporation,
and Alex, Gilbert, defendants.
To Herbert n L. Logan, Florence
Logan and Alice Logan, OF the above.
named defendants,
In the name OF tho state OF oregon,
you and each OF you are hereby 70.
Quirod 10 appear and answer the COM
plalnt nlod against you In the ahovo-
entitled suit. on or before the last day
ot the time prescribed IN the order OF
publication OF this summons. to.wit,
seven weeks from the frat publication
OF this aummona. and II you fail 10 to
answer, plaintiffs will take Judgment
and decree against you. Herbert n. L.
Logan. Tor the sum or sa96,6g. and the
further sum OF nifty dollara attorneys
fees, with interest on tSiS.Sa at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum from March
20 1900. and disbursements OF suit.
Against each and all OF you for the
foreclosure OF the mortgage set out In
the complaint, executed by said Her
bert r. L. Logan ON the itth of June
1894, 10 secure the payment OF a note
executed ana delivered 10 plaintiffs on
the goth day OF April. 1894. the balance
due thereon being the amounts above
set out. For the sale OF lands IN Clat-
sop county, Oregon, described IN said
mortgage as blocks 10 and 10, OF chel.
sea. as laid out and recorded by NJ. NJ.
Dee. Also lots rs, 20. n. ~. and IS. In
block ?, LogLn's subdivision OF block
2. In Clataop Grove. The application
Of the proceeds after paying expenses
OF sale, 60 tho payment OF said judg-
ment For such other relief as shall
be proper and asked for In said COM
plant. The Hon. Thomas A. Mcbride.
Judge OF the above-entltlcd court, has
this 9Th day OF April, 1900, ordered and
directed that the summons In the abve-
entitled suit be served upon you by
publication In the Weekly Astorian, OF
Astoria. Oregon. once n week for seven
consecutive weeks, aud the same will
be 80 published. the first publication
being on the 18th day OF April. 1900
J, q. A. DowLBY.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-07

The determination OF the republican
confessional committee to depart from
the policy Of the past and establish its
headquarters at Chicago instead of at
washington is significant Of the belief
that the control of the next house is
to be won or lost in Indiana, Illinois,
Minnesota. Wisconsin. Michigan and
the Western states. II is held that 1t
will be easier for the campaign in these
important states to be managed from
Chicago than from Washington. The
members Of the congressional commit
tee can thus be in close touch with
the republican national committee and
With the party leaders in the states
where he'hardsst fight is to be waged.
Doubtless a sub-headquarters will be
maintained by the congressional COM
nsittee in Washington for the purpose
Of readily obtaining the information
that is available. just as the national
committee will do. but the real work
is to be done in Chicago.
The republicans are very well aware,
though they do not say much about it
publicly, that it will be far easier for
the democrats to carry the house than
the presidency, changes Of a compar-
atively few votes in score Of districts
giving the democrats control whereas
it would require the winning of sew
eral states 10 elect Bryan. OF course
there may be a landslide that viii give
the democrats a majority in the house
and the presidency easily. but even
the most enthusiastic democrats will
admit that there is a better prospect
Of controlling the house than electing
Mr.. Bryan. though the average demo-
crat is now inclined to think that Mr..
Bryan will be elected.
1t is expected that the democratic
congressional committee will also have
its chief headquarters at Chicago,
though nothing as to that has been de-
eided as yet.