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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26


to the surface Do you not think Il q mis-
take FOR 30 younE = person a. you to dye
the heir7
y Z H--Pisas tel ne sonsthinT hat win
soften my ska. Ny forehead L. rouEh. Also tel
ne scrlethinE tosren0ys wrinkles from ny fore
head and under ny eyes Also som thing 70 fat
ten HJ neck; the honsH are vey promiuezt: also
sonsihns TO thicksn my syebroNL and tel M
how q improve ny eonplezions
Use a cream made OF mutton tsIloW and
olive oil Rub 81 into the skin every night
erter bathing the face with hot water. To
remove wrinkles follow the directions rven
70 Niosa PenuneaG To All cut the neck use
the massage ana movements Recommended
for ter. AK a little qnInirs In vassiins
and rub into the eyebrows TO increase thsir
growth
n G@ReeS tel ne what I oaa % b 80 I'd
cf a number CT gray hairs o. color the-. i A. 81
years old and % 70 aiRk I nAo1iz have Any
gray hzirA
Certainly you should not Be turning gray
At yoUr age Use the hair tonic given 10
A J. Your saip probably nssds 4 TOME
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a cream directions FOR making which have
appeared IN these columnA
Intererted-Does barium auiphine ara Etaren.
tbs remedy given fer Eupsrnuous hair. discoIor
the skin ,. Does q take the hair out By the roots
or simply remove them from the surface -
that they EroW cot Etu6eyf How often Should
n be appdedf VIII IL remove the brtstiy kind OF
hairSf Il ne starch mentioned common laundry
Ear6hf Istrust ! have not asked too many qSsE-
uonA
The treatment you menton-banun sui
phids and starch. was recommended to re-
move eowuy hairs Il does not dlscolor
the face, but cold cream should be used aft
er its apphcauon- The starch which our
mothers. used IN the o~ld-fashicned starch
bags Il best. though the ordinary laundry
starch VIII servA
Aiice-wIu yua please advise ne What 70 90
fer ny compiexisaT I used TO b uOabIed with
pinplsA rut ny face Eas nearly eult breaking
ort but I hAys q bad complexion the ska
Ersau are ths porss hEe I have . god
nAay @au blackhcacA ! desire above every
thing a smooth, creamy eorapiexfoa. ana please
tel ne = good powder TO U.s. Peas tell ne
q a rood completion cream 70 Use before Gp-
plying poWdez. and tell rs bow e nAka Tie
complSdoa Geam
Take sulphur ard molasses for = whne.
Battle your face In hot water and soap. and
then IN clear hot water. This should re-
n6Ee bIackheads 81 continued After bath
Ing the face al Gil q sweet almonds int
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
o BITE 1T AND YOU Will HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

sword OF q soldier. the book OF an author.
the desk OF a preacher. or anything else you
want TO And. Il Is remarkable sometimes
how certain likenesses can be found. espe-
cially when one knows what 20 hunt foa
GIRLS MIX INGREDIENTS
OF FATEFUL CAKE
Seven girls may mix the dumb cake. and
while they do this not q word must they
speak II Is nothing but -four and water
mixed to a sun dough and placed IN 6 pan
On the top OF Il each girl with q new pin
pucks her Initials and those OF her best be-
loved The cake must bake ten ninutes-no
talking all this time-and those rhoss In
itials ere plain when the caks Is baked viii
Be married before the year Is out.
Another cake with the usual ingredients
or ring or key may be made with any
amount OF chattering going on. 1t may be
good enough TO eat. too. provided the toys
are OF sterling silver. Each girl must stir
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about Halloween other th.ngs may Be FOUND
10 try.
The proper way IS for some TO malt lead
end others 10 co something else. The
uouble Is that every girl wants 70 see what
every other girl gets. and 4 party divided
viii not enjoy themselveA
Begin with the nuts. Put one for yourself
and one FOR some one elss, for several some
ones else. II you wish, over the hrA Some
viii stay unmoved for a while. then ny or
Rarely are there two which burn quietly TO
ashes beside each other. That b the hap
p!est omc1 for ones future.
The lead melting may come next II VIII
spoil the spoon ia which Il is melted. 80 use
q cheap Iron one. Take the lead that comes
On tea boxes. Put a little piece OF this IN
your spoon hold II over the IRE until the
lead - soft and then quickly drop It into
cold water. II viii take many shapes. and
II your Imagination Is good you win see the
6he2rs OF q tailor or a newspaper man, the
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the dough once or tw1esl When the a
IL ready each girl eats 4 slice She who
gets the ring will become a happy wife;
the possession OF the dime insures riches:
the raiSn promises happy motherhood; she
who finds the thImble Win never cease 10
wear 81; the key uniocks all hearts. mean
ing many lovers but never a husband. and
the wheel f~oretels travels over land and
sea
Tbs success OF the coming year 5 fore
told by ones xii IN setting between ones
lips an apple suspended by a st1us from
4 height There's nothing more elusive than
an apple swinging IN the air, but u can
be caught OF course. the hands must
not help. Name an apple. run a needle
through the center. and II It goes through
the seed the desired one IS yours for sure
Another trick Is TO put the seeds on the
lips. naming each seed. and the one that
clirEs the longest il the one who loves
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EXPERTS OPEN
ANSUERS TO OPEN QUERIES.

Brown Eyss-wm you please tan ne sanlstAia=
. re uossf ] have small pimples Which come
% ny 1% HHd oaks s. veTT red Ny oompsx-
toa IA Glss dinEy looking ! havs eatarrh and
Rszxht porhsps that T. shat make ny nose 50
q I snjoy your beauty talks vey much.
You uGst have some form Of stomach
s-ouhle- Take sulphur and ulolsssss. for a
Httlo while Uss cold cream every night
after bathing The tacs with hot water. II
fhh does not help y0u. ate. a fair trial
rse Oh u sweet almonds On the nose every
sight
a. y-Psass give through your vnlusd psps a
ssnedy soF dandHun and scmshing 70 prevent
falfnE sat q TIE kair ! am . ysars o,d. and
uJ hair - cominE cut h1diy- Also please give
ne . remedy for coiortaE light hair DARK
Get ycuT druggist to prepare IN emulsion
ohve Oh and lime water with quiniEs
md rub into the zcalp Use this hair tonic
erery day and massage the scalp thorough
y. DAn6ruR il a scalp disease often caused
~ . lack q circulation at the roots OF the
&aE. Tks nassaEtnE wiz bring the blood
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you best. or course. you WI peel the
apple. turning the peeIing three times
ture name 20 have. The charm which re-
ouire5 you 20 walk Downstairs backward
eating an apple aid looking in q mirror
all the while for the some one who VIII
appear behind you Is rather trying to the
nerves. even II you DO II with some one
holding the light st the head OF the stairA
This nus; be dOns In perfect EilencA
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A nut test Is tried by seven girls Each
girl makes a long string OF acorns. winds Il
around the same log "a stick OF wood and
places that on the Ere. When this q done
hey draw their chs irs 70 the side OF the
room furthest from the IRE and SIT IN 81
Ience until all Is burned TO ashes Then
they mus. rake out the ashes Of the log
without help from any one. saying a. they
CO Il:
Nay ny marriage - ny thsnA
TO visit ne n this niEhrs drsAG
TIE image OF ny lover ssnd
Let me see his name and fS
And hin occupGtfoa tracS
This produces a prophetic dream 20 II II
claimed. Another dream producer. war
rarted. IS a cake mixed OF pounded nuts.
sailed very salt. EqUally encacious is q
hard ooaeS et 81, at IN rs place. Il must be
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slAekheads. Please tel me how % &c; mysstt
Do 7 need cold cream after The mlS naH -
you write personal ietters2 FeGe 49,
II The sunday Repub!ic-- WIZ tA-IN
II Anxious viii read carefully the ruEgeS-
tiors made 10 Viola Penn1e.d about ttet
she viii md what food Is best sai'ed to her
needs. Do not use the cold cream directly
after the milk bath. but use Il once a day
So many directions hsve been given Tor rE
moving ~blsckheads that you surely can "a
yourself OF the uuslghtiy b~'ernishes- I an
always glad &C answer through III RspG5-
lie any inquiries you may makA
A subGsrfbe-wm ysu Esvs me n next sun
Gays Republic a recipe FOR what ysa eoaaiasr
the best skin foodf
A number OF good skin foods have been
suggested IN these columns However. I
win give you enc which l. COED as a gen.
eral skin food and cream:
Two ounces best sEfet almond of. one
ounce imported rose water. ole-half ounce
spermaeeti, ounce white wax.
one-hah ounce cocoa butter. one-haIf ounce
cocoa oil, one-half ounce tinctnre benzoin.
Melt the solids together. beat IN almond
OIL While hot keeping stirred well 30 no cur
dies form (set pan In cold water during thi,
proeeS); take out and pour In rose water Il
few drops a. = uue and STIR vel: thea "a
benzch
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L BIZ
THE GAMBLE. CHARM.

The candle charm IS pleasant. Into e
candle run two NEEDLES which have never
been used al right angles TO each other.
One Is you by proxy and the other Is
ne" II ths candle burns past the spot
where the needles cross all will go well.
but II 1t does not-who knows7
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Ho.S-wm you kindly tail ne What I can Go
for TIA breaking cut that ! have ali over ny
CHA and noSs-3uss ntls hard Jumps Gndsr TIE
Fkinf They Go not eous to = head but Ers Terz
painful besides making me q fright I have tried
various remedies. out tag always reappearraI
hANs bad Il quite . ionE ttns nov. and would
- veJ grateful II yeu can adviss sonsIhins-
Ths trouhls probably comes from lndiEes-
uen or some form OF stomach disorder. Do
you not need 4 general toricf II II better
to get At the root OF The trouble than to
apply snoilients TO the akin. since n this
case the ptmples are beneath the surfaea
Xn.zR-wu y0a piAss E1ns zs Ia besf
fornua Te1 knew FOR n0urishing and dsrSloDlnr
the u<n Ezd bodS-thGk ia a Ekin footf Answer
thro1Es Tia sundAy Rssuhne a. yo1r oaprez-
tnce-
on Of sweet Amends rubbed Into the skin
AFTER = hot bath Il an excellent skin food
R9r tie face uss this OIL GtsrnAttnE win
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and this l. furnished BY massaS,nE % a. to
stimulate the circulation OF the blood
Daily Reader: sons tine HEo ! av sonsthinE
IN your paper about removing supsrhuoas hain
fryn TIE fGc~ Please let ne hear from you e.
tbs subject
What kind Of growth have you on your
'fsce7 You must describe the growth more
fully, There are several treatments for re-
moving hair.
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MONEY AVID EXCHANGE,

Money on call t@.'. per cent last loans.
I per cent ruling rate. per cent Time
money ia quoted ~ -, per cent for sixty
days, per cent and commission for three
months. and a'7gG pr cent for four six
and nine months Commercial naper is
quoted ~ 50 per cent for prime sill cle names
mud billa receivable other names. sds,,
pNr cen,
Sterling exchange market vns strong and
active to-day This WIS caused nv n some
what smaller sup,lr ot commercials and
fairly large demand from rcmitters
Continental exchange was steady. Posted
tnt"s wero quoted nj ASi, for long and
- SIS for short Actual rates: Long bills
u 80. a 81 Sc sight DIR fts - s;tOdN 81 70
and cable transfers. - ~ ia 81. Francs
WIRE quoted 1T 5isl. as Isl. for long and
SteiirS i5S for short. reichsmarks were
quoted 1T NJ ti-t0d0t,. for long aud az, n
Of h-is for short, CIilders were quoted AZ
20 ',h3a $40 for long Rnd "'.d ~ $40 for
short
Domestic exchange on New York Roston
Par ard io' premium ,harl@ston- Buying
par selling. i-loc premium savannah
buying, Lido. discount, selling, i.ioc pre-
MUM san Francisco sight par; tele-
graph, ,i,c, premium 81 Louis Par chi
ca Ro PR Cincinnati BE, scen hanks. par:
over counter. SOC premium New Orleans
Commercial, u ~ discount: bank par
Money In London. ?',as per cent Rate
three months, bills. 9 a.le@s'. per cent
Amount Of bullion Withdrew from the bank
Of En gland on balanc 2 to-day. fio5.coo, Parts
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fINAN(ItF. VOTES.

The u, 'alo and Susquehaupa Railroad
Company hrs d 'clarsd quarterly dividend
o. por cent on us preferred stock, payable
Dec 30
IN" BOSTON and Maine Railroad Comnany
mas declared a quarterly dividend of Il. per
cert on is common stock. p1'a u" JAW
The Trenton Potteries Company has de-
clared n quarterly dividend OF . per cent on
its preferred stock, payable Dec y"
The local movement, o, money this week
as follows The, know n movement. Of money
IN the week ended NJ the Close OF husi mess
,T0 THURSDAY show gain to the bank; from ON
~ banks ssS,. 7on T6e eGiSial sub-Trsasury
mcu,.. For new gold on Sew York ASSAY
Once checks. s7ss.s7s for seattle gold, sroa,-
a5s; payment, for San Francisco gold. ~ ,oSo.-
aggregated .s.is ssoS' total Of d isburse,
ments OF Aa77.ssl There was transferred
one c n Ts ,hToqss the Of the
ton for the week M TO the close Of business
on THURSDAY were s2i .5se. ooo. ard the total
s3,22s.lo0, and they shipped s., 055. 400 Inst
week they received ssH! 40 and The ship
very it'll" change in this week and last week
INTERIOR counter movements. but the loss 81
less IA" 10 M Of The s. 100 100 ABSORBED
by the Sub-Tredsury last week y
X l. Palmer Of Peoria. III. has bee n p
pointed New England passenger agent OF ~"
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacihr Railroad
to succeed the late I. LOOMS
The members OF the Produce Exchange
have been informed that tn sro has been Ru
improveIucr in the Rratuty situation. The
death rate is now eighteen less than n year
ago for the corresponding period, and is the
most salts lrtory since is9e-a7 The price Of
seats ha, increased in sympathy with this
announcement
The presence in this city of two directors
Of the Union Castle line OF steamers fying
bet ween Engl1rd and sou h Africa. led to a
report in Wall street Yesterday that the line
camille Marine COMPANY. 4 director of the
latter company denied the report
The consolidated Union Steel Company
Of Dohora. Pa. and tho sharon Steel Com
many will not become a member OF the United
states Steel CORPORATION. but the presert
cordial relations between them will still
obtain The present JOINT capital Of the two
c,ncerns. N0,ooo.ooo, will be increased TO
$50 900 900
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Tive stock Market.

fRiDAY Nov. -.
Receipt, Of brcvcS Tor two GAYS were ,, 0N1 head
including - ears for export alive o. for slaughter
crs, and II for tho market. making. with the stole
cattle ID rarS on sale Sicsfs were In heavy sun
ply and demand slack. ald prices dropped Is 10
2jc.: fully - cars were likcly to be held over
T,ulI> ruled abOli steady: cows slow aud 40 10 5c
lower. common - good native Steers solG a,
81 2Od SEQ pcf iU MS, CNcn rnd stays ~ 81 ?51
s&30, bulls Al $50 $50 export bulls at 81 70, cows
and heifcrS NJ 81 256s $3.50. Dressed lctf slou ai
iaaiIiac per N, for Inferior TO extra Prime native
sides: .tSss bee! sold NJ 5'ea7c. No change in
cables. Exports Ia FAY none: To morrow j.2
bceves, l.tit sheep. and zoo quarters 81 TOT
Receipts OF calves were l13 heat, 'nclu, ne o;
for butchers and, with tho stale calves jhcIe were
iss on sale. NCaS were IN fair demand at stcuty
prices erasscrs ma Westerns slow. and a car Of
Westerns was held over Common to- choice
vcslS sold n. sidsa per iro MS little calves at S.
grasserS at 50 in6s3 car oi Western calves al
$500 Clty dressed vca's steady at ioa i3c, per n.
Receipts " sheep Ani lambs were ALSO head
including 81. cars for Slanghtercrs and II for the
market and, with the stale stock, there we're ~.
cars on sale sheep were In fair request ut steady
prices lambs on light receipts made q further
advance Of l0dlS, everything was cleaned IN
except about one car mainly lae arrivals. Me,.n m
to choice sheep sold At $50 80 per ioO rs cxtia
prime sheep AZ S365, medium 70 prime lambs NJ, $50
$50. Canadian lambs at sSdsJ,5O. Dressed nut.
ton steady at 5d8'1c. per n; dressed lamb nrm at
7ilN3l.c
Receipts OF hogs were .so4 head including ia
for the market, Prices were about ioc lower
state hogs sold At $500 $3.50 per 100 ms; maInly
al 5000 western hogs were nominal.
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business Troubles.

petition in involuntary bankruptcy WAS
Med YESTERDAY against Leon Flonret, proprie-
tor NJ n cat" and restaurant ~ "a West Thirty
Second street Judge Adams Of tho United
States District Court appointed Edward
q Benedict temporary yeceivar Of the assets
which are estimated NJ $4,000 IN stock and
fixtures
George q Borton d Go. cong o 'ed of George
q. aud samuel V Bortcn. dealers in wines
and liquors NJ ~ Chambers street, have
nl"d a petition N bankruptcy. With liabilities
1885,, and assets q. AS In their assets ia
one shnro of stoci of the Rutherford Field
Club tporgc Borton has individual
debts OF st.13i and assets of !5nS<. consisting
of real estate ~ Rutherford, v hich ia mort
gagged for A.73i
Louis Rcinhardt dealer in millinery at
"?2 sixth avenue under the style OF the Cri-
i-rion, called q meeting Of his creditors yes
to-day and made an o'fcr to them OF 30 cents
cash on the dollar " was favorably consid-
cred II Was said that the abilities mr." Si5 Ocn
AT d assets 5000 The creditors an pointed
q committee Of three TO eNaminc tho .sacts
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There viii HI conformation. for Yesterdays wheat
BUYERS w"r. re ain IN y knew what was under
way a. II they had been idnrn into ful confidence.
Cora too. was frmer for time owing to continued
unfa>orable weather for thr grading, covering Of
s1orts Itch, offerings and more or less support
from leading Interests but later came a reaction
on realizing. = l"sScncd demand from the shorts
and pretty liberal primary receipts. The cables
Were We, = to - higher Primary points received
shipped 7oSro husn. for the week Corn sxpor,s
from america for the week 2tS3s bush aeainu
?Sisol - week md ,45S5l last year. SINCE
dNlf J. 2th? l63 bush. against lsS73liq last
year. oats wsrr rather quiet. prices Guctust.
lng with corn. though on tae whole tho tone was
hrn owing 10 a better demand Cor cash oats. Pr.
mary receipts were ait0p bush
Flour Quiet and rather easy. sales. am
bhls R'cep,s ,wer" saao ebls and ?o7tl sacks;
etpnrS. 10, 40 bbls and ., $50 sacks Winter In
hhls Superane. =? 7o1t2 sr No. ? extra ~ asa
Sai. clc1rS. - iSds3 81 strsights IS 35df3 ~:
pstents taeads3sl. Spring N bbls.. Clears.
ssioHs2 IS. s;rslghts ss 40 4ss5i. psients IS SO
sos RE n1ur, ~ iods3 S.
COTTON Spo, cotton here was unchanged.
40 sales, Middling uplands 500 against A.
las year: Kew Orleans and Gulf s7Sr. against
vac laSt year, southern spot markets were gen
srally ! ~ to " hener Liverpool advanced
points on the spot with sales OF O0n bales tu.
lures advanced TO q poin,s. Manchester was
nr'n Tor warns cloths quiet The movement
TO day was as follows -
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THE OUTSIDE .NtRKET.

he curb market TODAY showed further
evidence OF confidence. due TO the continued
activity and strength shown in the stock
market, which was reflected in a number
OF issues The number Of ISSUES figuring
III the day : transactions was about the a. me
a. Yesterday Some sharp advances were
noticeable in the. prominent shares. while
m number Of the less active issues small
advances were noted in the bid price North
ern Securities showed decided strength
after the initial dealings and on heavy pur-
chn~es rose over per cent TO 1914, the
highest price touched in over a week Trad
err bid the pric IN at the clos, on covering
Interborough Rapid Transit made another
sharp rise OF ,3 points for both issues TO l23.
on fairly heavy dealt ngs but at tho close
the 20 per cent stock reacted s., per cent
to ma. Manhattan Transit showed some
irregulsrity and less activity.
The copper shares IN general with one
exception showed strength and activity
Greene advanced nearly per cont Nom
treal and Boston nearly =, and United Cop
per and British Columbia about the same
while White Knob showed decided weak
ness, declining !. per cent on light 'oHerings
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C,nec was dull hut easier. OWNS to rather dis .
appointing cables and realizing together with some
foreign selling Shorts and importers bouyh
to some eNtctn, checking the downward diff
METALS In London tin was IS I'd higher Al
flla los. FOR spot and ciia rs for futures The
local markc, was quiet and unchanged Ccpo.r
ESQ Us, cd for futures The rarse; here reported
no change, Lead was unchangcd In both markers
With London a, $40 rs Speile was also uuc hsnv,d
IN both markets, with tho foreign closing $40 Ias
spot to December 10 a.; Lake II b.. II en- .
tin 25d2j ,S'.; tin plates 81 " mill lea. I?I,r .
Sprltcr S2oc.: Iron, No, I Nothern. 2SdcS: nl-
Iron warrants, nominal. steel rails at mill SOS
NAVAL STORES Spirits ~ turp~ntinc S3i.Gsic
Common to GOOD strained rosln. 81 rs TO 81 IN.
PROVISIONS Lard was weak rehned ConiIncn,
siiS0 WeStetn mime 81 50 South american tl,.
Brazil keg, sl32' PorN ives steady. With mess
- els eis 20 rsnn'. 81 brr-ao hoo, IS. :.
ahc. Buttcr -Crc.mery. ,,'ra< 2sc nrs,s ,a4n
state. 60 small ooiored fancy. ial,c.: Wlt,c
iSl.c. -" colored l2'4r.. white I3iir rgvs
state and penn'ylv;N,. - PSI, = WcSter, asa Pic
Chicago Nov -. "rroVl,lons prlces declined
'nodcrqclr IN sNrrrNh, With the weakness o, rr,ir
and hogs and bec1'Sr Of 'e -7'her sNv =, 81 trade
In lard and meats Considerable Of The selling ~,
corr ~ ION nrns FaS credited IN nn~tcrs slthouch
go a. Tho r'ckerS were tu'cr> IN 2 small way :"
SUGAR Paw was 0r' ~ z L. &c. hi ~ 81 TO-.
md a iSc. hid for 81 'oS' Rr1lrd was fairy
active, nrm rrarul1teI. los
m Irp Va .t.e 80, f..l
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WESTBOI NJ FREIGHTS TO 60 VP.
Gradual Increase WIN Begin on Dec. . on
lnciasSined Commodities.

u WAS said in railroad circles Yesterday
that advances in wrstbonnd freishts had
acen practically agreed on by traffic mana
gers ~ tho trunk lines These advances
will begin on Dec. I and increase by degrees
until they correspond with the increase
n asiboiind rate. on grain fixed by the
osicrn roads to take eject on Dec Is
tn" rates will bc increased on the COM
inodiiies which were left untouched by
tho official classification, which soon goes
into effect, and they ALL be based on the
nattic between his city and Chicago
h" matter OF advances will be taken
np by the traffic associat ions at their coming
meetings The Pittsburg District Com
mtt"c. meets on Monday TO discuss rates
On mill and furnace tonnage: the Central
Freight Association meets in Chicago on
Tuesday to consider a horizontal increase
IN rates of freight on roads in the territory
hOnnded by tho Ohio River. Chicago, the
Mssi -sppi River, Buffalo. Salamanca and
Pin burg
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advices quote per cents 90 francs 21t, ron
times Exchange m London, IS francs va,
ceutmes
tonmercGl price Of bar silver IN Sew
York. tsf,c Bar silver in London closed AZ
22'.d Mexican silver dollars were quoted
a. 3si,c
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges. scT5. 7lo.o5i: balance. N.,is O3S. .
Suh-lreasury debit balance. S91. 49,