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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives r1tioe that be
for tie sapporl os the Fse0r. dur3nF the ensuing
wear and has made an1Hsie provision for their
support. he there fore kgrbias at Fersgas fr0aa
Furnishing supplies % any pauVer On his A.
count - wsfhoc thls written order, he VIII pay
for no goods 80 Earnzsaed. BAEHf 4. IuHEs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06
Is Ours a PuritalicaI sunday.

1t has often been asked why there
should be such vast difference in the
Sabbath, observance of Continental
Europe and this country both Chris
tian lands 1t is claimed by a great
many people that New England IDEAS
to a great extent dominate the United
States. If this is true of Sabbath OBJ
servance, it may explain this matter.
AS is well known, New England
thought is largely Puritanical. Cham
bers' Ency.. art. on Sabbath, says: 1.-THE
Puritans, soured by persecution, added
to Sunday keeping an austerity by
which it had never before been mark
ed. This great party awaited them
selves of the opportunity to maintain
and spread their Sabbathian opinion
Gin England). AS the colonists of New
England. they planted in that distant
soil the rigid Sabbathianism which
still survives in Massachusetts and
Connecticut. Art. Puritans, it says,
Nowhere did the spirit of Puritanism
in the evil as well as its good more
thoroughly express itself than in Mas
sachusetts and Rhode Island, nor
have it's traces wholly disappeared
even yet" Ought we to have ra-
tional or Puritanical Sabbath?
Relhok.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06


On the 0sceoIa-A Narrow Escape.
"yyelL" said the Polar Bear. as the
oso,,cle started on its downward
curse; I'm mighty glad we're off, and
ovav from those other creatures on
that Trolley They were a dishonest
lot
so am L." came voice from behind
him that made the Bear jump nerv-
ouslv for it was none other than the
Flamingo.
$50 are the rest of us" added a lot
If voices in chorus, and Tom, turning
70 see who, beside himself and his com
nanions, had got aboard, was hugely
amused to see the Kangaroo, the Mon
kew the Hippopotamus and all the
otber creatures from the Trolley, save
onlv the conductor and motorman,
seated there behind, as happy as you
please.
ductors," said the Flamingo. "They
don't think of anything but money all
The time and they're awfully rude
about it sometimes. Why, l knew a
conductor once who refused to change
800 bill for me"
Il don't believe you ever had a 500
bilt," growled the Hippopotamus.
I've got one 1 wouldn't sell for ST.
OOO" said the Flamingo. Its the one
I eat WITH" he added.
That's not legal tender" said the
Polar Bear.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06

for it. We've got to take what comes
Right you are" said the Bellows.
Don't you bother. Tom. Well come
out all right in the end
But what's the trouble, Mr.. Man?'
asked the Poker. What's the Hippo
weight got to do with our going over
the edge?'
Why, can't you see. : explained the
Man in Charge. HIS 5000 pounds
pushing the machine along from be-
hind there gives us just SO much extra
speed, and all the brakes in the world
won't stop us now we've got going
unless he gets off,
The announcement caused an imme-
date panic, and the Polar Bear began
to cry like a baby.
20, why did / ever GOMEZ he moan
ed as the tears trickIed down his nose
and froze into great icicle at the
end of it. when l might have stayed
home riding around on my own private
iceberg?"
Stop your whimpering, said the
Kangaroo. Brace up and be man.
Il don't want to be man." blub-
bered the bear. I'm satisfied to be a
poor, miserable little Polar Bear
you've got to jump, Hippy, . said
the Flamingo. That's all there is
about it" l-...
Sir" replied the Hippopotamus> SOL
EMMY, II shall not jump. 1t would i'll
comport with my dignity for me Ito
try to jump as if l were merely a
Kangaroo. No sir. Here sit, firm as
a rock. You might as well ask an
elephant to dance a jig
''Well put you off if you don't get
off of your own accord" roared the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06

Polar Bear, bracing up and removing
the icicle from his nose he shook II
angrily at the Hippopotamus.
"All right" said the Hippopotamus
with pleasant smile -"All right. Has
any gentleman brought a derrick along
with him to assist in the operation.
You don't happen to have a freight
elevator in your pocket, do you, Mr..
Kangaroo"
"Pry him off, Poker" cried the Kan
CARGO.
Il would if I could" answered the
Poker mournfully. But I'm not a
crowbar."
Wen, then, all together here" shout
ed the Man from Saturn. Line up
and We'll shove him off,
There was a frantic rush at the stolfd
Hippopotamus in response to this sug-s
gestion, but they might as well have
tried to batter down the rock of Gibral-
tar by hurting feathers against it. so
firmly fixed in his seat was this pas
senger of outrageous weight.
Come again, gentlemen said the
Hippopotamus, suavely. There's moth
ing better for the complexion than a
good rub, and / assure you you have
placed me under an obligation to YOU"
Prod him with an icycle," said~the
Kangaroo to the Polar Bear.
~ am not to be moved by tears, even
if they are frozen and sharpened to a
point" laughed the Hippopotamus, as
the Polar Bear did as he was told
smashing the icicle without so ,much
as denting the Hippo's flesh.
well, if you won't jump, will. said
the Man from Saturn angrily. If m
hurt I'll take it out of your hide when
we meet again
"All right retorted the Hippopota-
mus. You'll have to get steam drill
and blast it out. By-by."
The Man from Saturn jumped and
landed head first in the snow, but
whether he was hurt or not the party
never knew, for their speed was now SO
terrific that he had barely landed be-
fore they whizzed past the bottom OF
the hill and up the other incline. IL
became clear, too, as they sped on that
at such a fearful rate OF progress noun
ing could not keep the escycle from
going over the edge, and the others
began to lay plans for safety.
ssI'm going to jump for passing
trolley cloud the minute we get to the
edge" said the Kangaroo.
II don't know what | shall do" sobbed
the Polar Bear. IF land on my feet
ri be all right, for they're big and soft,
like sofa cushions, but if / land on my
head
THAT'S softer yet, Policy" laughed
the Flamingo, who appeared to, be less
concerned than anybody. IF you land
on your head it will be just as If you
fell into a great bowl of oatmeal, SO
you're all right"
"Im not afraid for myself said the
Poker. Il can drop any distance WITH
ont any serious injury being made OF
iron. and my friends, the Andirons, are
equally fortunate The Bellows. TOO Is
comparatively safe. The worst that ga,
hanpen to him is to have the wind
knocked out of him. But
ITS Tom we're bothered about, saio
the Right Handiron. with an anxious
glance at Lefty you see, we invited
him to come off here with US, and
''Who is he, anyhow demanded tne
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06

You couldn't change it if it was, :"
sneered the Flamingo.
II could change it in a minute, if I
wanted to- said the Polar Bear, with
a chuckle.
What with, cash?" demanded the
Flamingo scornfully.
"No-with one whaGk of my paw, .
said the Bear, shaking his fist, menac-
ingly at the Flamingo. 81 could change
your whole face, for that NATTER he
added with a frown.
Il was only fooling. Policy, old man."
said the Flemingo, a trife worried. "Of
course, you could, but you wouldn't,
would your"
Not unless I had to-" replied the
Bear; but, gee, aren't we just Whiz-
zing along? Are you cold, Tom?"
Yes" said Tom with a SILVER, Just
little"
We'll, come sit next to me and I'll
let you use my furs. don't need EN-
myself. I'm a pretty warm Bear, con-
sidering where l come from
sit close, gentlemen cried the man
in charge of the Oscycle. Were COM
ing to -you-marm. Look out!
Look out! Hang together. BY Joye,
there goes the Monkey"
And sure enough, off the Monkey flew
oo lle OScycl6 crossed the uuHip DIT dIl
enormous rate of speed.
HI. there, you fellows the Monkey
shrieked as he landed in the soft snow;
wait a minute. Hi, youl Stop! Wait
for mel"
Can't do it," roared the man in
charge. Cant stop-going too fast"
But what am | going to doo-oo-oo?''
shrieked the Monkey eXcitedly.
Get inside of a SNOWFALL and roll
down. Well catch you on the way
back the Kangaroo yelled, and as
they now passed out of hearing of the
Monkeys voice no one knew how the
little creature took the suggestion.
m glat he's gone" said the Hip
popotamus. HE was nuisance-and
tell you l had narrow escape. He
mad his tail wound round my neck
a minute before. He might have
yanked me off with him."
Yanked your said the Old Cen
llenan from Saturn, gazing contemptu-
Uusly at the Hippopotamus. 'Bosh!
Inc idea of a seven-pound monkey
Eanking three-ton Hippopotamus,"
-, What?" roared the man in charge
what how much which,"
hree-ton,' said the Old Gentleman
rom saturn. That's what he weighs.
Know because he STEPPED on my toe
getting off the trolley"
=, But it's against the lawi" cried the
man in Charge. We're not allowed
10 10 carry more than 1000 pounds on
these Machines"
!Humph!" laughed the Kangaroo.
LIS very evident. Hippy, that you'll
nave to go way back and lose some
weight"
satd eant help weighing three TONS
way" ''9 II Duii' ina
Chd mats all right" said the Man in
90 wringing his hands in despair;
AZ. you'll have to get off. If you
Uoh t. Wen go over the edge" His
voice rose to a Shrek.
W anu he han hoSe
Sit stin," said the two andirons,
grabbing him by the arms. Were in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06

The Plant System Exposition Flyer
leaves Savannah for Charleston via
Plant System $50 a. m. CITY time)'
arriving Charleston 1890 p. m. Ele-
CANT parlor cars on these trains.
The West Indian Limited leaves Sa-
vannah POS p m. Getty time), arrives
Charleston $40 p. M, carrying sleep.
ing and dining cars.
The, New York and Florida Special
leaves Savannah daily, except Sunday
at 6:15 p. m. Getty time), arrives
Charleston 9:15 p. m, carrying sleep
ing and dining cars.
Those desiring to make an early
morning arrival at Charleston should
take the New York Express, leaving
Savannah at 2;30 a. m. Getty time),
arriving Charleston $40 a. M, carry
ing sleeping car.
Trains leave Charleston returning
$50 D. m. (parlor carr; 1885 p. m.
sleeping carr; 6:10 a. m. dining carr;
S:45 a. m. New York and Florida
SpeciaD, daily, except Sunday.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06
MONTGOMERY.
THUNDERBOLT AND
HOPE.

Commencing at p. m, car leaves
Thunderbolt every hour for Isle of
Hope until s p. m.
Commencing at $3.50 p. M. car leaves
Isle of Hope every hour for Thunder
bolt until $50 p. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06

neck and stood upon solid ground
again.
Don't mention it," said the Flamin-
go. ITS a pleasure to serve bird-de-
fender and his friends" and with this
he SCARED away
I'm glad he didn't ask me if I ever
ate broiled chicken for Sunday break
fast" said Tom.
Why" asked the Poker. do You p"
do To- cried Tom. well 1 guess,
don't do anything else"
Ito Be Concluded)
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06
Choice of six Routes
Dallas, Texas
Via.
seaboard Air Line Railway.

SeabOard Air Line Railway.
Account Confederate Veterans reunion.
Only one change of cars, at Montgom-
cry, Ala, where close connection Is
made with special trains to Dallas, via
New Orleans and Houston, or via Biz
mingham and Memphis. or via Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, and at Memphis
three different routes from there to Dali
las; seVenty-two miles the shortest line
to Montgomery, with double daily serv-
ice. Parlor cars on day trains and
Pullman sleepers on night trains. Tick
cts on sale April Is. 10 and 20, limited
for return until May 2, but by deposit
ing ticket with joint agent on or be-
fore April 80 and upon payment of 30
cents fee, same will be extended until
May Is for leaving Dallas. Round-trip
rate from Savannah. $21.20. Complete
information upon application at ticket
office, corner Bull and Bryan streets.
Phone 2S.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06
stop-overs

Are allowed at Camden, Southern
Pines and Pinehurst, via Seaboard Air
Line Railway. See ticket agent, cor
ner Bull and Bryan streets. Phone g.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-06
schedule to Augusta, Ca,
seaboard Air Line railway.

Leave Savannah 3:45 p. M. railroad
time, daily and arrive Augusta 800 p.
m. Full informant at ticket office,
corner Bull and Bryan streets. Phone
28-ad
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30

HOGS-A good moderats number of hogs ar
~ reSepis amogS,sd 10 around Sec BssS.
against 5.Bo head "wednesday OF last week ana
2eyy sioS aaS sos Siiaad dfas HSs al day. tTadias
a. no tims havinE any Ets e H.. some tsS hogs
o. nearly 50. hut the general run % packers G7d
sh6vIns a decline % ic. IRE maIkrt was very
uneven. only N hogs showing quality were IN
saa The msTse, ssf5s love- re lose very slow
40 TsaS; "a ~ = fb..f55 many h'ss' mostly ia'e
Fair 10 best butcher aad heavy hogs sold At
8 Eood Psaiam,Wsishts and gaeksEs 81
- lbs. at % the bulk at .:
s5' roa h 20 and sulis at SssS$
The too ef the market was Ss.75 and the bulk
ESQ aFainss a ten 90 80. AID tbs bulk a.
sHEEPEThe su55Iy OF sheep on sale was snail
sni only fair in quality. good 70 choice muffin
.msrk-t opened slow ana dull. the demand beink
only fsir and the POOR 9a5lity Of the 99erinss
about lsc lower naa on Tuesday. and even a.
Would have been shown bad the quality been
better. 6tockers showed no material change sx
S SsSs o My f sqs th Rq sud onss he best lambs sold
at g e sd ~ Ssss nasty. sns r,,o n wwssn.,s.y
vas literal. embracing a. Least - Lead. en-
80. hsln .sSn rsesntiv rbeSs IN tbe9ssive5
we're evidence. q in~Provsment but there vas
circumstances taken tosether laid the foundation
10, a good marksI ana ~ Ianspirec Lasre ~
lard with last week and the average OF prices
was stronger Buyers showed more disposition
70 slufuu into the game" AMI u wa easier SAIL
inr IN every respect for the selling Interests
some % the offerings consisted OF very good
heRvy chunks and drafteI1 and they sold well.
top animals going ID to ES smooth little
southern horses we're also affected BY the i'm
proyement In the tone. The commnner classes
cs horses aid not share very literally In the
change
HSrse quotations: Heavy drsft-counon 70
iiD 10 10 rs, fair 20 EoOd sSG@: good to
choice 5Snl Coach horses ard cohs-Fafr 10
rood nNErITA. choice TO eEfrN EFKfI0 HnrNea
fa- the ~south-Smai. light drivers. fair 70 good.
Ta1s: choice to extra E9f7n. Southern drivers.
larra G-RfeI. Export chunks-i.sN 70 100 Ira.
ylain 10 good S5Go: choice 20 extra Naa4fE0'
Guslaess drivers-Fair 70 good sr0flo: choke 70
extra gz5Gfl5- Saddieua for Southern use-Fair
10 good 1898: choice % extra Nf0g9fL, fancy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
THIRD CALL
Foreign

Prime sterling cables checks
s~ssssaf -ss5: sixty days ssSlG4S5E-
commenrtal sterling checks 4.ssa9A-ssS; sixty
days 4-.3AI4-S-- ninety DAYS slid 4-EA-
Gain bills i-SsG4S&; cotton Bills 4.S.z3
Bankers Paris cables b.1sN: checks BIsk: rx-
t. days 5.iSa l5.E 1855 .lsh.
Commercial French francs. checta EIglG. Is
i-lsa5-isis. sixty days s-isAGs. isSQ5.s Iit.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks EI7kG5.fT
Lie: sixty days 5.1IL
Commercial Belgian craDca. chacks 5ITk65. II
l-Leg5-fSh. sixty days -
Bankers reichsuarkE, cables s. BIS. chects
$ sis. sixty days siA9S4 ii-iG
Commercial r~eichsmarkS checks IS 1-fg: sfrtv
days 81 s-ls: ninety days 50 5-l6.
BANKERS Dutch Euhders. checks co.: sixty
Commercial Dutch Euilders eheas 20 l-IS; six
Market strong.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
~ Teienaah.

seuth, s. Joseph. No, Oct. n-catue-Recs,pss
=es aetye stock cattle strong-: natives a.
tesde-s NG5 Hngs-ReceiptE a uTit Sai
ssgF Pied ng n @,s9ss nedigln and asayy
Is: active. n-m. saes'-lfosPn
KsHsas CITY. No, oct. 9-Cauti-Rsesipts
1850 natives. t.5O Texans, calvea- 10 Texans
so NATIVES: native and Western steady TO -.ng:
s,ockvrs and feeders higher. calves str5r-; en- iss
sSp9ft AM dr.ssed beef steers $-I5gI-S tMr 70
western I'd steer nIS-S0: Texas ant Iailal
cows 1895 native helfers nd3.7S; caan-rs 3
aZ-S; bulls sass. calves E.50I5.e0. Hcgs-
$ ssls: buIk Of sales ss:s4ss7S: Sesvy' Is So
20: mixed uackers Ss.soas.s2iS. light $50
strong: native lambs x.soas.S: Wes.ern i,mbl
Gns.5. fd ewes lleT3e6. native wethers 81 a,
a.; western wethcrs G.256f. stockers AMI feed
New York. Oct 2s.-Beexes-Recelpt a4s;
market slow: top GRADES 1c lower: medium and
&C lower. steer St9s 90: Westerns staGi0: cEcl
: ~ ours $3.50 cows xi.~'g
sheep and 1.4ee quarters OF beef Caivez-Rs-
Ssis: iittie esivs- n.5}s4.a: srssssrS 4 fsiiP
d-f-i3- western N5fA61i-: yeariings ~ sheep
slow: = cars uhsoid: sheep s4.sSSs-z em5S
Sl,s59s.S: eulls na4; Canada lambs S-S HsEs
vanis and State hogs ts.se8s.s'. common Vest
south Omaha. Oct. 3-catu-Reeeipts $50:
market active: strong native steers sE2sdS:
50: Teas stesrs al %. COWS and beissrs
fran=el s. 154f. cannsrs stockcrs and
feeders G-TgE2B: calves S-s0d6. bulls. stag.
etc @G3-G HoEs-Reeeipss 6s0 market
steady: heavy 8.SMs.so mixed Sc . 8; HIGHT
ss.rfG6-en. plRs S.75Gf-E. bulk % sales es.f5ss
SIS. 6heep-Rcceipts s 500; msTkct steaiys yrrr-
lnss 1.s0G3.ss: wethers n11-sa: ewes g 5og3z:
common ami stncksns fT-Afa *. lambs 2-El1J
Chicago. Oct I.-Ca-te-Rec~irfs 2to0a. IN
cludinK eco Westerns. ope1ed sfeHfv. closed III
&c lower GOOD to prime steers ST ESE. poor To
medium E.Sae.1. stocke-s and feeders 4-Hf5.
cows n.tefl.5o. heifs-s Q c-nns-s s
suIs ret 9; calves T.7ss7 9 Tsxas ed steers
Gnt-$: Western s-eers S-sOR6.3 rs-Re-
CENTS = O0- estimated fD-mrrrrE q fns left nVe-
$50. 5dI0c hiEher: mixed end batche-s $500
SO good TO choice heavy Ss.ss1s - rough heavw
light Sc a06s Is hcik Of sales 81 90
So 3.oe): ste-dy lambs sfeadr
70 icc hiEher; good 70 ch-tcc wsthe-T SE0nfy5.
=. native lambs H-51E5.D- Western
laT-hs - I5E5. Official receipts vesferdav-Catffa
252 hozs i.s.7. sheep 500
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
GERMANIA TRUST LEADS
LOCAL SECURITY LIST.
FRACTIONS ARE IN LIGHT De
MAND.
Bank Stocks Are Neglected and
Miscellaneous Securities
Firm

ASIDE from the activity and strength OF
- mania Trust there was no feature IN
tur local securities market yesterday.
Germania advanced rapidly on persistent
rumors that the property would go on n
dividend paying basis the FIRST OF the com
ing year. This brought out AZ excellent
investment demand which carried values
from S2i TO $3.50. Colonial Trust was in
fair inquiry At sgl3
fractions were In light demand and bare
y steady. 50. Louis Transit sold AT 50
and United Railways. preferred. at S2S51.
Central Coal & Coke at So and. LAciede
Gas, common. At So were the strong spots
81 The miscellaneous Eroup.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSED
HALF A CENT LOWER.
SELLING BY COMMISSION
HOUSES BROUGHT REACTION.
Early Tone of the Market Was
Strong With Corn in Sympathy
Latter Closed Heavy.

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-The general situation IN
wheat at the start was about the same as
yesterday Wit a strong cash demand and a
continued collection OF bullish adviees from
the West. Good buying by the Northwest
and Southwest during the first part Of the
session caused an advance. Commission
houses took advantage OF the rise in price
and sold freely. bringing about a reaction.
The closo was duh and steady. Dec opened
a shade lower 70 a shade higher at -
15hc to BNc- After selling up 20 75lzc there
was a decline to 1-Ssc. The close was %utzc
lower at 3@[N12frc- C-learances OF wheat
and -four were equal TO $4,000 bu. Primary
receipts were L.45.eO bu. against l14l.-
reported receipts OF So cars. which. with
local receipts OF 20 cars. S Of contract grade.
made total receipts for the three points Of
20 cars. against 10 cars last week and as
cars a year ago
CORN.
Corn was heavy. n with the exception
or a slight hrmneSs near the opening on
the greater part % the day. n feature
OF the trade was the liquidation OF both
Dec. and May holdings hy longs. Excel
lent weather was a weakening factor.
shorts were fair buyers. Dec. closed &c
lower It 8et9iSc. after selling between
5oisc and 5lisc. Local receipts were Is cars.
With - or contract grade.
OATS.
More activity was manifested In oats. but.
with considerable pressure TO sell. the mar
ket was weak. Good weather and weakness
N corn were depressing influences. Their
was heavy liquidation In old Dec. The
close was easy. with Dec. &C lower at
Sl=c after ranging between sohds0i-c and
MAC Local receipts were l9 cars
OF
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Opening HIghsstLorassCo s,az
REcEIPTs - s%HIPMENra.
p-RnNTSION9


Provisions opened hrmer on smaller re-
ce;pts OF hogs than had been estimated.
together with higher prices At the yards.
The PIT scaipers bought freely. ~advaacinG
the price. hut later the market was weak
er- with general liquidation. The close was
dull and slightly lower. Jan. pork closed
&c lower at sl5-StF- Jan lard unchanged
at S.G5s. while nib were no lower at
S.22s.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
. cars; corn 80: oats 80: hogs z4.o00 head
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
LIVE sTOCk MARKEr.
Native Receipts Fagr-Beef Prices
-Louer-HoEH CIose Menk.

NATIVE C~ArTLE-Beef OF
cattle In the native diviI-on werr about the sane
Rs a week ago. with practically the same pro-
portion q tecf steers as On last Wednesday. ans
The quality not materially different Trade was
SLOW. a. Il has been AL week. and nothing Of
consequence had bern disposed % AZ noon. Slme
cattle went over The scales after noon At no ia
trrlli change In values. but al a late hour aIue
NEGOTIATIONS were V~nring with snail prospects
o. a Clearance. though some lafe trade Vas re-
pgued iaul5e lower.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30

were evidences q liquidation By tho we-ee-n
crowd and others In the hfteracon the sailing
Of long stocks became mofa pronounced and a
clique q tho larger room trals~. including
members Of the so-cales waldorf crowd. took a
hand n tho selling. orders 10 oTer Gown tho
price Of such stocks a. Southern Pacific. Atchi-
son. Norfolk were given and a raid gas m-da
In other quarters Of The market In the absence
OF support from the larger interests prices weld
ed zather easily There was no talk save a pos
Fibie Democratic victory anl probable sod eE-
ports.