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MAY BE ZERO WEATHER.
Sharp Fall Of Temperature Forecasted
for Central Indiana.

The first wintry winds of the year cold
enough 10 be felt severely were abroad yes
terday and last night. The cold wave
threatened in dispatches from the North
west struck indianapolis about o'clock in
the afternoon. and from then il gradually
grew colder The ground became frozen
early in the afternoon. and the little pud-
dies OF water left by the rains and SHOWS
OF Saturday night were frozen into CLASSY
patches OF ice. which. unnoticed in the
darkness last night. caused the downfall
OF several pedestrians. The mud was tight
IN frozen by o'clock. when the thermom-
eter registered "a. IL gradually lowered
from that hour and early this morning was
not far from zero.
a fall of 20 degrees was expected accord
ing to telegram from the forecaster at
Chicago. A general cold wave over the
Northwest indicates TO the local observers
that something like zero weather NAV be
due within the next twenty-four hours
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JOSEPH t. FANNuNG's ADDRESS.
The Orator ut the Elks' Memorial
Meeting mt THIN. d.

Joseph T. Tanning. of indianapolis
chairman of the board of grand trustees
OF the Elks. and the probable next grand
exalted ruler of the order. was the orator
at the memorial services OF Tifin (O)
Lodge yesterday. dispatch from there
yesterday says the Tiffin opera house was
filled and that Mr.. Fannings Grafton re-
ceived general commentator. 1t was Mr..
Fanning's first appearance as a platform
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Pauline. the eight-year-old daughter OF
DIR. A. l.. Leatherman. died yesterday noon
at her home. 224 North Alabama street.
OF appendicitis. She had been an since
Thursday last. and an operation was per-
formed on Friday. The day OF the funeral
has not been decided upon.
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Death of Mrs. II. T.. Thomas.

Mrs. b. L. Thomas, sixty-nine years of
age, died yesterday at the home of her
son-in-law, 17lS Hillside avenue. She leaves
one son and six daughters.
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c., L. & w. Sleeping and Chair Cars
Between Indianapolis and Springfield. III.
A happy thought Mrs. Austin's Pancakes
taste delicious. Your grocer waits to supply you.
These crispy mornings don't forget Mrs. Aus
tins Pancakes always good. At all grocers'.
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Feed your horse JANEs,s Dustless Oats.

Garland stoves and Ranges.
We have the largest assortment and stock In
the city. IT will pay you to c. koch
RING & BRO, S7S-SS2 Virginia
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KNEW BARRY TOMBSTONE.

Valparaiso. This is the third season he
has been with the Orpheum Company.
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Seaton, the Halter,
Sells the best Hats-"Dunlap's."
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
The Through Car Route.
indianapolis to Dayton.

Three first-class trains daily. No change
of
Leave Indianapolis: Arrive Dayton:
$40 a. m. 1857 a. m.
sos D. m. 6:57 d. m
5:15 p. IN. 1910 d. m.
Tickets and full information, As West
Washington street or Union station
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New pianos at Ess and Up a, wulchnsr.a
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IHE Outside MARKET.

While prices in general showed a some.
what stronger tendency to-day on the curb.
dealings for the most part were again on n
moderate scale, and confined chiefly 10
Northern Securities aud two or three or the
copper shares, although else where through.
ont the list several good gains were poted
in some OF the les actiN. shares. -specaly
in American Can preferred and virginia
Coal and Coke. Northern Securities showed
decided strength ia the late dealings; due
10 the stronger tone isplayed in the stock
market and Increased purchases by insiders
il advanced per cent and ended near the
highest The marlborough 10 per cent
paid was about per cent on on light deal
ings. selling At 40
There Vas further inside buying of the
COPPER .s1ares TODAY and considerable
nrmer tone was shown during the early
trading. but with one exception slight rssc-
tions were noted before the close Ten
nessee Copper was again manipulated by
insiders. who forced the price up nearly
> per cent on fairly heavy purchases, hut on
light offerings at the close reacted nearly /
per cent from he highest Greene Con.
solida'ed Copper showed further fractional
advance on fairly heavy transactions Mon
treal and Boston was somewhat Irregular
and ended unchanged from the last final.
The transactions in the market to-day were
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q. y. NIEEL INSPECTION PARTY.
To start on Tour at Plants In Ten Days
WITH View to spending Millions.

The annual tour Of inspection by the
heads ~ departm rnts OF the United States
Steel Corporation viii begin on Dec o. when
n party headed 10y Vice President James
Gayley, who IL in charge of the operating
department of the steel corporation in
the absence of President Schwab, will
leave this city. The inspection party will
inchid" T. II. Gary. chairman Of the board
n II Roger, Norman d. Ream William
Fdcnborn. W p. PALMER, George G.
McNlurtry. " T. Corey. vcryl Preston.
W NJ Leeds. W T. Graham. G. W Perkins
and W. y Dickson. Il j. understood tina,
they will look over practically all the mills
Of tho big steel combination and that sug-
gcstion, viii ho made for necessary i'm
proyements and additions.
This year. inspect ion trip j. of more han
usual interest because of the plans Of the
Steel Corporation for the outlay Of between
S?5. 600, 900 aud $50 ooS 600 on improvements
and new plants The carrying out Of hesc
plans have been delayed because of the
litigation which has involved the stock
conversion plan, providing for the con
version OF s20O.OO.O0 Of preferred stock
into S20O,OE, 600 bonds with an additional
issue of $50. 600 900 bonds, Special att ention
will be given by The inspect ion party to
the mills and furnaces In the Pittsburg
district owned and operated by the corpora
tons subsidiary companies. The sites
will be carefully gone over where 1t Ia pro-
posed TO build new plants. such IA at Home
stead, MckeespoIr, Iorain and Sharon
Al Mckcesport, the Corr Grafton proposes
Ia spend several millioon dollars in modern
izing and enlarging the works Of the Ma
'ional Tube Company. Important improve
inents are also planned in the Carnegie
plant at Homestead, including three mills,
open.hea-th furnaces and other steel.pro-
Quoting plants,
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au.nrcd by What Is done In Chicago and srar.,
r.,,rt, from there on inc Armour tsruns.
assured thu tn Armour Interest MAS puylns w
,,,cn Sweilcd an madc n half cent advance. NJ
narcntly 90, ,iy Ins in The vest w9s to make pr
~ sell on iJr On the advance there Was enonsn
,,hrst on sale 10 send thr price down 70 'ne ~"
min, OF the DAY and To rest WITHOUT piaSNa' "A,
rovery. Aside from what Armour 20 ma, w
,yr see /, nearby strength IN wheat ana l1o" lo'
mn rrov market. i,ercinbcr deliveries VIII o' ~
order Monday" CDrn vas irinrr carry on su'a'
cont raci receipts the early hrnncss OF Wn'a'
smaller Argentina ShipinentS pr uhtlohs u, w"
favorable weather and covering bu' iatci w,
was a reaction on general selling thrhRo ~, ~,
ceivrd IsJ ear, including Of CONTRACT grant Nv.
ARGENTINA shipments were 2?OD buSh' dtanS'
7OjOO last week and +t5. 600 last year inc ~
pOfts from this country were 255,i1$ busn hssinNt
3lg Ssi last week and 5S0yCs last year 'o,ai SUI
.iuly l. 2 7O7 1857 against t9.i5iV7 IN lhc hne
tlns-last season. Oats nuci uaicd WIN o,ntI
csfe8YS.. Commission houses were buying earn ~
fI.Ssn.- Dull and s,cady; Sales. 9.oo bhl'.
lie "a were .SJ2 bbl,. and .s..J3 sacks. eApous
III "a isia sacks. Min'e, In esls a., s s,ln,,
s. 90 s,raights 80 ssass.S; patents, ss.s az
sSrsi9h,s' S. ,oG ,sss; patents. ss.ssGs..oS. rye
CorToN-Sp9t cotton here was UNBALANCED
Delivered ON coLt racts 800 bales. Mlddllng Up
lands. s5G.. apainst Sc. las year: New nreshs
and gulf $500. against SIG. southern spot
nNr.el> were generally unchanged Liverpool
wa unchanged the spot with sales OF 90 baic.'
"iI4,, advanced e? - nriHis.- Manchester Qhe''
The uo.,Inan. 10 dav wa, as follow
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aH.I
FINANCIAL.
IurKANsAs -s,NIIC0MPANY.

Luz kANSAs sALi ~ rn,S.,. a, IN.
below m entioned bonds of The kansas Salt Com
many secured by mortgage OF said Company TO
The Holland Trust company, dated January ],
1907 and by supp cmental mortgage OF the Hutch =
inson Kansas salt Company 10 the Merchants
Trust COMPANY. Ggted April 1900 mat pur
>uant To tho terms ~ said supplemental mort
gage. the following bonds have been selected by
lot for payment and retirement on January |, 1917
Al the rate OF 81 go anu accrued Interest for each
~ said bonds
The bonds so selected are numbered respectively
follows. .. 20 ~. - 49, ~ - ~. los, l25, l53,
isr 49, 80 2Oj 2W az .5i, IS, and 2s
rtc hul',rS ~ said bonds are hereby notified
% preScn' thcm tuTuc Undersigned for payment at
us o'icc. No go broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
ely Of New YORK. y. Y. on 81 after the LIST day
Of Januar. 1898. The Interest on said bonds 50
selected for pa! mcnt and retirement viii cease
from aud after >aii January l. 1909
NERSH A>TS' TRUST CO..
ny JOHN n. GRANT. Secretary.
Dated New York. November 20 1902.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Alabama Great southern:
1907. 1901. Caaag.,
From july -. .Io.s,o~s va, ,sl Inc. sI.iO5
c.. e., e. a 81. Loui.
u week Nov. -. s.o,ise ssss, 100 Inc. u.sss
Prom July i...... s.0i.osS 7,ess Sii iuc. ii5S7s
q week Noy..,....' $3.50 s6o.co Inc. s...4
From d"ly i........ LOO ?os l.o% ISL Inc. 2si7
Central OF Georgia:
From S-9 ssS 81 re- s ,s Inc inc s.;9
Chesapeake and Ohio:
From T-S S5S STS 49, ~ ~. ~ b ss s 80.
Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville:
f NE. iaS -. aasss ~ Inc Inc ' sss
Cincinnati New Orleans and Texa. Pacinc:
Fo 1e: july SGe ~ sis Inc III.
Detroit Southern:
% week Nov. ....... t17,27? s?sess inc. :s.2s,
FROM ''hE l''..'..'. a"'%2i sn,s-s Inc. 81 COS
II w.. S'; ss2 -: ;:. Inc:
Rio Grande Southern:
s!s nee; 3sS SiT .' ss .; ;ss Inc Inc: n 'sS;
st. l.oui. and San Francisco:
+ Mex SaS sGv .ssss 4. g. Inc ;s
= From S'. jan sG, ..'s s *: Inc :,s
ATcHIsoN ropkk. AND sASr,yf
.y.n io1 s .Ra Of S oc r.
GfCN edrnihfS,... N.gO, pSn Is 100 Jr, ope
Opcr eapensss.,. $40 "a, 2asS ,?s Inc zN ~;
| Ne, esrnns.,. s?s7oso s..o;esq Inc ,,ss ~,
Taxes rcntaN... iN.iis ia, lsi Inc 10 ~
Inc ,r G,, op. - q ~'s~ Inc ssssSso
9-S,' .:Sss. ',.;sis,. ',c Inc $500 ~
r Ne, ,ss, ,.1,'. "g,s; S:;, Dec .ss. 20,
inc. from opsr GIss',,oo s'eeoo. Dec ,.so, wa
wABAaH.
October "'''' ''''''''' >""p""S reports fer
s ss: : :s: $: :sss s:i;;;
From july ! 10 Ool. ii: ''''''' ''eo "o'~'
Gross earning, ~ 80. ga 40, los Inc $3.50 s,s
Ne, earnings, =. .saxse.s, 81 1871 so, Inc SO, s,s
c1Hvy1ASp' CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND at ,orIs
| The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and ~, Louie
Railway Company reports for October
s'; :. Ss:% % 81" ,s 90 Inc ;s AZ
tn. " "a e .s: -ss rssss .1 Inc ne: 'o IL;
S,rp,u. .....,... ,l.se, sN,,N Dec. ,r,. go
81: AZ :.:: s:sS ss Inc Inc s:s
IN. r., "a 7.s. e. 4, sag: s g p nc: 80,
surplus. ...,..... 7s7.e4t St.oSiG Dec Sts7 20,
cHEaEApIAKR AND OHIO
| The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
reports for October:
&c.. : ::s: s Re: :''s;Ii
Net earnings, -. su?.iu ses, 80? Dec. siss sss
SS:;' s : $500 Re-: ss g:
] Net %arn,sH" N.Is+e7 s'Ssos> pe- NM -
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Imports Of Dry Goods.

end inc to-day were s., aSa, SOL a against q, ess .
al last Week and 81 ,ppt ,2s3 for tho corre.pond
ne ~sok OF lost Year. The amount marketed
was E,ls,aei. ga inst " ,55s, cog last weep
nnd N:e'S'oSe for the corresponding veek q
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AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY

' dividend ~ ONE PER CENT. On the Common
stock OF ME Con panN has this day been declared
pay able on December l0tg next to an stockholders
of record az 4. Noon on THURSDAY, December tth,
Transfer hooks will close at - noon on the An
DcccWbcr and 'copcu IN \ NJ December iith 1902.
NENkN NNMLLA- rrnasMIrr
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OFTICi LEGAL NOTICES.

INTENTION - CALLED To THE ADvRR-
TISENlNT In THE CITY RECORD Of November
IS To December II, 1902 OF the confirmation by the
supreme Court anu the entering in the Bureau
for the Collection Of Assessments and Arrrars,
Of assessment ior OPENING AND ACQUIRING
TITLE "a Tn" following named avenue. in the
BOROUGH OF THt BRONN.
2iTH WARD. SLC1lON II. ANDREWS AVENUE
OPENING. from Fast iSOtn street Ia the south line
81 the New Ncrk University properly Confined
November \. 1872 entered November -. iaN?
FpW ARD ~ CIRCUIT, Com p,rolcr
CIV Of Now Nnrl.. NnNcmbtr 20. 400.
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SEALED BIDS viii he received AZ the Once OF
the Supervisor OF the CITY EFCORD Room 1877
30: q Park Row, ~ tnc CIV o. N.w York, until
for supplying prin,cd and l,thoeraphlc letter
hcadS, envelope. blanks etc, for the Use Of the
courts ana the department, ana bureaus OF the
year 1919,
Wank farms and further Information may be
obtained o. i've uf'lcc of the Supervisor of the
CITY RECORD as above
lor tAIL nA.llculAr. SIC CITY RHCORD.
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acumond, Va, November II. 1907.

The Board Of Directors uayc declared dividend
Of ono and ono quarter ul4' per cent. on the
tlmmpn stock of thi, company. payable Dee. /.
1872 when checks Will be mailed a. all stockholders
Of record ~ the close OF business Nov. Il
The books iot the transfer II common stock will
h" closed from Nov. - 10 Nov. 81 both days In .
cuieI' :. ". TRANERS Treasurer.
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THE Dli,WNKE AN mrD,ON COMrANY.

quarterly dividend 81 ONE AND THREE
VI ARrERS ttrl PR CENT. on the capital
stock ottut, Du'panS will he paid AT the once OF
the Iompany q t1rtlaptt street, In this city.
on and after Monday. D'c, Is. 1907, The trans
fer book VIII b. closed from the close OF business
IN day Until w." morning OF Tue 'day. Dee. IT, 1892
Il, order OF the Ruard OF Managers.
eli ARf.FS \ " tIkER Treasurer
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MISSOURI, KANSAS TENAs R,ILwAY ca

W wa Ntlf't. New NOfh
Coupons due December list, lBr. Of the FIRST
Mortgage Bond, of the following named Companies
vii be- put upon presentation a. this once on and
after that date
MISSOURI KANSAS & TRNAS RAILWAY co
SHERMAN. SHREVEPORT & sol THERN RAIL
WAY 60
'TEBO 4 NEpSHO RAILROAD co.
4 {; I{lI,ttE \icp Pres aud Treas
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CITY & SUBURBAN HOMES CO.,
PSI FOURTH AVE.

vi FNF'
NEW YORK. Nov, -. 1902.
~ meeting Of the Board OF Directors held this
day a SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TWO FER
CENT. pay able ont OF net earnings ~ the company
10 October 81 1902 declared on all Issued stock
Of this COMPANY and ordered paid on December 8,
1902 10 stockholders Of record on December I, 1892
CHARLES STEWART SMITH, Treasurer.
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FRIDAY. NOV. - GRAIN Wheat Spot
was steady. Sales 10000 bush. mainly for
export here and a. the outpor,s 40 (? red
IN elevator, ic. under December, No North
eru Duluth. &C.. over May. Ne. Northern
New York, &c over December. Northwest
ern receipts were ?.Os6 cars against $40 last
week and I. ,67 last year. Chicago. los against
az last week and ~ year ago. Futures
closed =. to sc lover Sales. i,loo,ooo bush.
Prices as follows
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To day w'.t gsd,.
p1r. fe, III $50 n s,s.ss s'sHs
New orleans estimated - .,
uo 90 ,in1't rs,m.,s "I, TO % ''0''
morrow. i.ooo'o so" io". i''"'
10 morrow ioOJ) TO l2.oo' ASA loa'
The interior m,vcuen, for the week was as follows
LIZ LIZ T weSS 2e;o,s ,aSr sss'.sT
Las, year .."n !" 81, .,,..S NV
c Sor, i 10 po9t. baSer Win The tom oie,
s sd,1o 10" ESTIMATED sfcS !o''o'o p"es' III q"
'o'''"S' y,,b.y Io,,,. CLOSING.
November ~ ~
,!Sss,%"' '.,. - ssS ss@sS
MM, Va, W ~, -, %s3a
Nv. York cation Exchange weekly crop move
porr receipts. .. sosoli ns
Sou'h.rn mill taslngs ,es,i
nateG) .... ....... .-,....-..... 300 49,
brought into sight for the week $3.50? 'S',oiS
P Ts1' rs sreR movement sAo,, sas7n
SH %aisa .. mil ''Nnf ' '''''. $4,000 a,.
Stock at Interior towns in excess .,s..s ,c,,.,
pt %I sfG into ,,ra, ,na, FAR for '''''' 'r
season -, -. .'sasiso '7e''"'
u, T an ros e area OF Texa and o
east ot .,bc M,s,,ss,ppI The crop movement, ,or
- ,,'.., r,aII,y ,han =, n,r,cd >p,, markers
W., 80 40 ,n nare o. n ,nnor NJ one ,i,ns
~, a., YIN "a rnna 20 r.dce la. GRO, estimate
~, WI I'M a. ynich Ma certain eve,
nd' =, ai ou,.s ia,.r 90 ~, . low sbnr-s nrc
~ Wa u,ru a,' ala al ,b.n al. Names n,
70 49, ~" 49,, ,na hn',g 20 c,'cn IN snd
r'.,,, w.. r ,cnn,, dc,yesSinc
a Nv, wy ~" ,.,ins , * Issuance y, f,c,en
her r,reS tor a. 81" bses b% spo, houses inrudlNs
ue. ~ =. 81, ~ ,,a, Y a., I.te, 80, ,hr, u.r.
S' i , W ..nnn.b ~ PhiodeIpbi. ini.rc,,
y, W., 49, nn ~. TO-, vow,
~ ",. 49,, .r,,.,i, hu, ,sa,izIng caused rear
a , ,'i.r,s . ~ ~ !, IT, ,a,,ns r,.rle,
~, 'V""a - - ,,rS ,e,,,'.I y, reagc a
~ ,, on ,i,,,p and lcss nrndic,n,
- Il, -, ,..son "a n Ssr,esse In INC use NJ fcr
wtn !" No., i v, a. rn,c,,,de b,I tho c,n,
a. ,h. crYr.n, 90 rrs, he less than The nro.
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SUB-TREASrRY TRANSACTIONS.
COMMERCIAL.

Grain Adv ances and Then Reacts Armour
Buying wheat Early In the Day-COtton
Higher at One Time. but Loses I'm.
pro, ement -Eencrai Frost--COHce Al.
Nxnces-G'abics Itrmer-PrONisiOns Nise.
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Oats were firm. sales. so,oNo bush. No white.
yjisc.: No white 37c. Futurer closed &C. lower
Decemhcr, size, Rye was sicady. No Western.
5sc. c. /. !. Buffalo. car lots, Jersey and state
SlaS2c. nom, nal trsrk. Corn YVES stead, Sales
VI oOo bush. M, mird Va elevator. 6sSac. No.
(? white. So, No. yellow, &c. Futures closed
sc, higher 80 sc Lowe. Sslrs 10000 hush
Prices follows
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dividend OF TWO PER CENT. ,?'1 hS-. been
declared on the CAPITAL Stock OF the Com ,eny
pay able January ?, 1923 to stockholders OF record
A. N" closing ~ the transfer books Oh SATURDAY.,
DcCembcr -. lgl2. Transfer book, VIII be closed
December ?Dth ~ 3 o'clock 7. " r~opened
January g. 1893. GrO. y ROBBINS. SECRETARY.
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Tho interest on Series + bonds. due Dec. list will
he paid at maturity 10y McS>r>. J. p Morgan & Co.
Registration book close Nov inber 18th and re .
open December ~. 1892
RICHARD TRIMRLE. Treasurer.
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I'rlCsS as itibNN
oorn. ugr. Lo,r. CLOS t'r,r
NsCJg
Decemncr .... co o"'s So, 81, %,
January ,,,..... ~ i3
March ... ..... ~, 50,,
Ma, ......- ..... .. ~ ~ - ~,
July ..,.... ..... IesS W's ~, i6's 49,
This shows tho grain mnN curnt
New YORK WhcH. Io'r Opis Pyc n1-irp
Receipts. a@si5 sSln RiNl aliS 2,e?5
Recepts on 10000 ?i'Non 1900 a7.o
Shipments . $1,000 %F2,NH ,aeoon tDo1 s3mN
Buffalo.
Receipts. aesNN llHVh ...... ll2nO
Shipments 1900" "2,"S lsWH ie9N
Whrat advanced y traction owing g. hrisL huAng
A. Cnicsgn attributed to Armour SON, outside
buying. cring ut Shors snd hghi offerings A.
well ~ q UrIpn.hali cable T'plrting rNccSSiN,
rains In Argentina Rut the demand zen on ard
on realizing and morr ar less bear hammernr
prices reacted ana closed pwcr The r.cciIi>
news nainN ~ a orabr character and ~, rasI
demand gu-'. The primary receipts We're $50 Cno
bush. and the shipments ~: 90 EngiSh rIark.,>
advanced ed and BudHp 81 kr. while Paris dc.
CNned to 10 Centim"S and inrlln was uuch ng.d
to q mk. aver, rhe Minneapolis stock II ek
pectcd To increase shout i?5oOS bush. for the
week. Brnds,rc''s stated the Exports q, ~
6ss bush, against 5,.7772J last week and a.iI7.
i7s last year, making the total thus Tar IN,
season II yh':"a. agalnS' i?,si",ce' IN the same
'Rep,r, o' too rank growth Of the wheat continue
to come from southern Sccli0n> Of ,hr vtnt,r
wheat belt, Tho presence Of Hc>>ian ny \, noted
quite generally, with damage nor. SERIOUS In
shipments for the week we're leo 0CO hush. sgains,
81 ou laNi pcch ard 500 lest year, The available
supply Of that country decreased los on hush
N"in'Nre Marshall said rredcr' 0tr most IN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11

On the occasion Of the opening Of
parliament during one of the years
when Pitt was prime minister the
lords and commons were greatly per
picked by reference to the goldfish at
Windsor castle which was introduced
into the kings speech and read by Pitt.
1t was not until after both Pitt and
King George We're dead that the eXpla
nation came out The prime minister +.
1t is related, had come to the king at
the palace with the speech from the
throne fully prepared. He found the
king seated at the edge of the basin Of
fountain earnestly regarding his
goldfish sporting about in the water.
Pitt read the speech. "Does your maj
esty approve the DISCOURSE" asked the
minister. 81 will approve it, but only
on one condition." said the king, land
that Is that you introduce in 1t SONIC
reference to these fishes" The king
was obdurate and refused his author.
izatlon Of the royal speech until Mr..
Pitt had promised faithfully to say
something in it about the royal gold
fishes
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
AN ANGRY MUSICIAN.


btunl'k I'tc.NGe. pD i"tt''
An amusing and l.thoiir story Is
told of l,cn.jalnn GO #,;ll;' y first pie
turc to attract I,tcutIGu. 1t was called
"ruo l.atc.w and represented Fortune
and Glory visiting ;n artist J'.St as h"
had brcnthcd his last, The artist was
lying on the bed. The figure of Death
stood near he door, through which
Fortune, carrying Il box of money, and
Glory, bearing laurels, had just ell
tered.
The artist received many letters from
those who had seen the painting. One
was written by professor Of music,
an old man, who expressed in touch
ing words the emotion he had felt at
the sight of the artists work. He
asked Constant to visit and talk to him
about TOO Late
The invitation was accepted, but as
soon as he ola professor saw the artist
he uttered an ejaculation of surprise
and anger, ''Why, you are quite a
youth" he exclaimed. Il thought you
Were old and. like myself, had spent
your life in vain cndeavor to obtain
recognition of your abilities. con
ceivod that picture to be the last de.
spairing cry of man as unfortunate as
l am. find you are quite young, and
your eyes are full of hope You are a
humbug, sir and request that you
leave this house immediately
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
Light on an Old Subject.

Old Mrs. Hubbard, several years aft
er the poem appeared in print describ-
ing her fruitlcss visit to the cupboard
In search of bone for her poor dog,
was speaking of the incident to her
next door neighbor.
'In the first place" she said, lit
wasn't worth making poem about,
and, in the next place, the man didn't
get it right. | saw the dog was hun
cry, and | went to the iceboX and got
q nice piece of raw beef for him. |
don't feed my dog bones. And if did
l wouldn't keep them in the cupboard.
The cupboard wasn't bare, either, 1t
was just as we'll filled as anybody's."
"Nhat do you suppose made the fell
low say you went to the cupboard?"
asked the neighbor.
''Uc couldn't think of any other
rhyme for Hubbard" replied the aged
dame, lighting her pipe with a fresh
coal of fire. These puff poets puff,
puff make me tired, "-Chicago Trib-
une.