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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10

Local Money Market.
Cysarfnsy were up 10 the rscent ayeraGe ana
tTansaetSoas a thS bants vsrs In fAar volume
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10

Amalsamated copper-Early weakness. was due
ness OK the metal in the foreign markets well
MS slight demand here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10
Wool.
Missouri and Illinois
Petroleum.

Black. cotted. etc. from &C to Sc per ID. less
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10

Atchison-The decline was chiefly in sympathy
with weakness OF the rest OF the market. though
the room oe,ie-ed the Well party was still bear
fish on the stock. and that the principal shorts
had not covered.
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.Penitentiary Board.

The Constitutional Convention, in order
to remove the penitentiary and State
farm from political Influences and i'm
prove their management, made proyis i,1
members OF the Board Of Directors Of
the penitentiary from three to FIVE. and
gave into the boards hands important
powers formerly exercised by the Gov
ernor or Legislature. At It's last session
the legislature passed an act cdlform-
Ing the statutes to the requirements OF
the State Constitution.
The board was reorganized in March
last. and the officers it elects will enter
upon the discharge Of their duties on Jan
perintendent and surgeon Of the penl-
Tertiary and the farm manager an and
tendent will appoint his subordinates,
and so will the farm manager.
To the board Is given general supervi-,
sion over. the penitentlary and farm and
officers thereof, and 1t may remove any
officer for cause.
Tho board has not yet named a day for
these elections,
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FooT.BALL1sTs GUESTS.
Contesting Teams to Attend the
Biiou Thanksgiving Night.

j - "a = - 7 VI
Tho University of Virginia Alumni AS
ISOLATION of Richmond are arranging for
the entertainment OF the Virginia and
North Carolina football teams at the
Bijou Theatre on the evening OF Novem-
Der oeth, Thanksgiving Day. after the
annual football game at Broad Street
Park. The Bijou Musical Comedy COM
pany, prime favorltes in this city, will
hold the boards and will present on that
evening new farce-comedy. The Knick-
erbocker Girl. In which the company
will introduce several innovations appro-
pirate to the presence Of tho gridron
warriors and the football enthusiasm.
1t will certainly be one Of the brightest
bills of the entire season.
The alumni have bought the entire low
or floor Of the theatre for that evening.
including the boxes and the players and
students OF the two universities will be
their guests on this occasion. The play
ers and men, bers of the faculties of the
two universities will be located In the
boxes. Students OF both schools will be
entitled to seats on the main floT.
The entertainment is In charge OF COM
mittee consisting OF s. Dabney Cren-
shaw, chairman; Murray NJ. MCGUIRE
L. D.EAylett. Lewis G. Williams George
Ainslie, Allen Potts. st. George Bryan
and W. Douglas Gordon. This committee
Is now receiving subscriptions. and re-.
quest that all desiring to contribute
notify them promptly.
A special drop curtain portraying the
University of Virginia will be swung in
the theatre for the occasion.
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sHoCKoE CLAN TONIGHT
Oysters and Coffee, oratory,
Music and Business.

shockoe clan will tonight rally around
the flag in their elegant council chamber
In the Masonic Temple. After the inter-
csting. business Of the evening shall have
move upon the spacious banquet hail. and
tho congen!al clans will refresh them
selves with oysters, coffee and such Ike
pnlatahle things that the attentive conf
mice will have duly prepared.
the sons and stars of shockoe may
''change their courses" but when tie
Grand Sachen touches thas button for
oratory and music, the boys can always
be counted on TO do the rest up to Hoyle.
for when these clans lose the faculty Of
articulation and their wonted musical
and phllosopnio genius, tho tunes are go-
Ing to be out OF Joint,
Regent A. D. Jackson has been very
much indisposed this week, but 1t Is hop d
he may be able to get to the mectir &
and give, the boys q different Strip from
that he Is sutterlng With, and also add
OF Shockoe's clans,
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY
in SCOTT COUNTY
The Shooting Grew Out
Political Prcjudice-A
Shooter Flees.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
GATE. CITY. VA, November 4.-Fur-
Their particulars in regard to fatal shoot
ing affair at Fairview. Scott county, yes
terday morning, In which J. w. Ausbun
and Republican Nickels were instantly
killed, and j. H Catron and Alex. Keys
seriously wounded. Ausbun and Ntckels
were Democratic election judi es. 1tseems
from the best information obtainable that
Ausbun and Nickels attempted to defeat
an election at that splace.. and Nlckels
shot catron and started to run. and
Catron fred at Nckels. and John Bar
nett or some unknown party fred at Aus
bun, with the above results.
Barnett has fed, and Catron has not
been arrested yet, but he is at his home
and will have a hearing before Justice
OF the peace tomorrow. Ausbun was
deputy sheriff. Catron Is a prominent
Republican leader in this county.
There was feeling against Nickels on
account Of having defeated an election at
that place at a former election.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4--The cotton market
opened strong Mt m advance OF llG17 points
on active and excited covering and aggressive
bull support. During the entire session It ruled
closing nrn, within 2. Or points Of the top. or
months. The. firmnesa was caused In the first
instance BY tho higher cables and private adj
vices stating that the Liverpool authority. Mr..
ElMeon, had estimated the worlds REQUIRE.
nents OF American cotton for this season Mt
lo.s77oo0 bales. Later a very hulilsh crop est!.
mate was circulated by prominent local bull
concern. pointing to a Yield OF something like
$500 900 bales; as complied from the reports
OF 1875 Southern correspondents to a local
newspaper. In addition to the bulllsh compor-
ison OF supply and consumption thus furnish.
ed. this far Eastern situation was considered
moro favorable, and It was reported that spin.
ners were being stimulated to buy mors freely
by the recent bulllsh crop talk. PrII ate adj
Vices also Indicated continued armnss. II tho
ment continued heavy and the weather, aside
from rains In some ,ssctions good, busness
me day 70 sell short r., Many Ma, were appare
nothins more Important than prort.tsknE for
Tho account OF scattering Ions Interests. While
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United States Court To-day,

Tho United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals will begin Its session In this city to-
day at 10 A. NJ. with CIRCUIT judges 'Goff
and Slmonton and District Judges Braw-
ley and Purnell sitting.
At the opening OF the court opinions
will be handed down In about IL doz N
cases. argued and submitted at tho last
term of tho court. None OF these Is Of
especial local Interest, however.
on tho calendar for argument are about
Twenty-Five cases. probably the first to he
taken up being that of & deon .. Hamp-
ton VS.. tho Norfolk and Western Rail-
way, from the Circuit Court ut Greels-
boro. N. G., This will BIO argued by j. Il,
Alexnnder, of Winston, for tho appellant.
and by Wp.son, Buxton & Wats1l, or
Winston for the appellee, and submitted
The productivity Is thnt the court Will be
In session here for about twenty days.
and during that time many lawyers from
the States, embraced wlthint the jur s.
dicton of the court, will BIO In attendance.
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Major Anderson Returns.

home to vote have yet returned to the
city Major Willanl-A, Anderson. Attor-
'ney General, returned 'ruesoav night from
Lexington and Is well pleased nt the
Tho Major and Hon. ST., George TucJ er
made speeches at Lexington Monday
night and were enthusiastically received.
to get 10 work on the eases to come hS-
fora tho Slate Court Of Appeals next
week, which will convene NEXT Tuesday, on
which will coneven next Tuesday ON thal
the day the General Assembly, meets Tho
case Of Ellinger VS.. the commonwealth.
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INVOLVED IN SOME MYSTERY
Murderer is Said to be Same Man
Who Recently Killed
Sagatc1 sagouni.
(Ey Associated Pres..)

LONDON, Nov. Ian individual, said
to resemble the murderer OF sagatcl
sagoun president OF the Armenian .Rovo-
lutionary Society, who was assasslnated
on October 2sth. shot and MORALLY wound-
ed two Armenians, close to the head
quarters of the HentchakiHt Society, at
Peckham Rye to-day, and then shot him
self dead. lie Is supposed to have been
connected with the sagouni murder.
The names OF the murdered Armcnians
were Aram Grlgoran and sigran
szmician, both members Of the Armenian
Central Committee, which has been In
session here They were walking, with a
companion named Giabertian, towards
their headquarters when the assassin.
who was armed with two revolvers. came
up behind and shot them. They fell to
the ground and died immediately
Giabertian was grazed by one Of the muir
derer's bullets. Tho latter Immediately
committed suicide.
Tho murderer resembles tho description
given OF the murderer of sagouni. except
that the former was clean shaven. The
police believe that the suicide shaved OH
dis mOustaC1e dIteI Sd8oo1ti . 1i'ui oe.
Both Of to-day's victims were Russians.
who had been attending the convention.
and who were about to return to Russia
In a few days.
The police this evening were confident
that the Armenian suicide was Identical
with the assassin OF sagouni.
The police took charge Of the Armenian
headquarters at Peckham tonight Up
to the present the suicide has not been
identified.
None OF the Armenians here will edmlt
they ever saw the deceased before.
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"a Trip Across the Sea"

This evening at .s:15 at the Calvary
Baptist Church, corner Grace and Pine
a talk on his recent travels abroad. He
will tell something OF life on ship-board.
It's pleasures and It's experiences; tell
Naples Pompeii and Venice, all OF which
Will be ,ricmy, illustrated with stereopti-
con slides.
Mr.. Clarke's popularity as a public
and those who attend may expect pleasure
The entertainment Is under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Society Of the church for
the building fund. and a small admittance
chargeis made for that object.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Round trip tickets. ut greatly reduced
rates are now on sale to all the prin-
cipal Winter Tourist Resorts Of the
South, via the Atlantic Coast Line. This
line offers the quickest and most COM
Portable route; its trains arc superb in
every appointment. They are composed
of tho latest designed Pullman Sleeping,
Parlor, Library, Observation and Dining
Cars. For full information. apply to
ticket agents. or
C. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
No. Ss8 E. Main Street Richmond, Va.
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Colonel Catlett Well.

Colonel Robert Catlett, Commonwealth
attorney OF rtockbridge county, and for
a long time assistant to the Att2rnsy
General, Is out again AND Is now Gonva-
at his home in Lexington. He will be in
Richmond next week, when the General
Assembly convenes, and viii spend ses.
q candidate for reelection as Commons
w-ealth's attorney OF the county this time,
retiring IN favor of Hon. D. E. Moore.
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HANNA WILL NOT
OPPOSE Mr.. ROOSEVELT
(By Associated Press.

Nby AssUClatcu fcss'
CLEVELAND. O., November 4.-senator
Hanna. referring to the renewed SUCCESS
lions made in various quarters to the eff
feet that he is the logical Republican
candidate for the presidency next year.
as a result OF the unprece dented victory
won in Ohio at Tuesdays election. made
this statement tonight:
1.-THE result OF the election In Ohio yes
terday In nowise changes my opinion in
reference to my proposed candidacy for
the presidency. Of which position, tho
public has been fully advised
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Nov, 4.-sPIRlTs
Observation-Disclosures at 5sc. receipts. IL
casks. Rosn-Firm at s2ls; receipts. las bar;
rels. Tar-Tlrm al $l.so; receipts: "S9 barrels
SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 4,--TuRPENTlNE:-
Firm at 66c.; receipts, 49s casks; SALES, 6s7
casks; exports. 1850 casks. Realistically; re-
ceipts. 2.2N barrels.
CHARLESTON. s; @, NOV. A.C A. y ~
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tbe Recognized bull leader was heavy buyer
Of January ana March and the South bought
the later positions December sed at doS ~ q q
March IS, May 1896 and July 1os7 these
being new high record prices for the ptseen,;
hull movement, this season. ana the NC u
IS safes e for ths day wero estimated at 100000
po1t receipts were es,ool bales for the day
against bsosS last year. and the estimates 10!
tn.morrow;s leading points averaged heavy.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

barely Ssw s, saEk s SsS
ea5.Easy at ;se ,Ee esarleyMst.ady
pS wGestespos Weak; 10: red, siMe Options
were fairly active and weaker. Lipesa a, umsr
luther ss weakness occurred, due to . break at
low lower. 0u May closed at s.ac.; July. 7she.;
cornUspot quiet; No. :, 5oTsc. Option mar.
ket was dull but steady; on the Wet weu uhsn
the wheat heaviness caused reactions; ). tn:
close MAS Me net lower Nay s sIossa at sSe;
e ds S pekied 'i BEL
, lies solns PES eea Resin
Firm; strained. common to sooo' WV us'eN'
eCoiree4spot RIO steady; No: inyoies e,sS;;
md firm. The market for coffee iutnrss op dn
sa aliGu,datIon Which seemed largely for the
Account Of aeiadlng cotton exchange house nn..
New orleans at tbs dscne and The
lover. Sales ios,5Oo bags sugar-Raw, steady
refined. steady. Riee--s'eaas sto'asse
sBEuutttcr-steady; extra creamery. s.ate
S fancv SMALL oolored, September. iic; osto.
s ssE 1 lie s%s Ia State and
ne; aEs sssssteady long Island. sl5sg: 90
jersey, sissa State Eastern q and Mes,S
5sEseS ,s sSssis ethsr a.
s,sadIS' saw eemss,!s
BY steam, to Liverpool. loe'
CHICAGO. I'LL, Nov. 4-whsat- prices =. s'i :
further lose, t1aay NTH aue t e selling BY
mma,,r one Of the main causes for the Dc :,
cline December wheat closed q .oss aW % ~
e pesemhshr, ,s soF ian W p s closed
from n shade to 2ailoc. lower,
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Randolph Sent On.

The negro, James Randolph, charged
with cutting Simon Lindsay last Satur-
day night, was sent to the grand Jury
yesterday by Justice Crutchf1eld.
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Are Still Away.

Corporation Commissioners Stuart and
Fairfax have not yot returned to the
city from their homes. where they went
to vote. In their absence tLs.re was! but
little OF public interest going on at tho
commission yesterday.
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si,,I i IN PETERSBURG,

The Executive Council of the State Con-
ference OF Charities will hold a special
session at the Central State Hospital IN
viii be L.feutenant-Governo Willard, Mr..
John Z. Roper, of Norfolk. and Mr.. George
B. Davis, Of this city.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. I. 1908.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and.
James River landings merehandise and tasspl,'
gers. Virginia Navigation Co..
steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk, Werchantsa
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
schooner Mamie Saunders, Soper New
York. lumber,
road ties.
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV, /. 1908,
ARRIVED
panyillc Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. 4, 1903.
ARRIVED
Schooner Lucy 70. Friend, Bostou.
SAILED,
Steamer Hector, Boston,
Steamer T., A, Percy, Boston,
Barge 'Clintonia Boston. ,4i
Bargs Florida, Providence sN
Barge While Band. Providence E
Schooner Viking, EeW Haven.
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my GOODs MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. A-Market conditions in
dry goods show little change rs far as TIE
volume OF business is concerned. The feeling
are disinclined to accept good many OF the
offers which they have been willing to take
during the last few weeks
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coTroSsEEpa OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. &,-CottonSsed nj was
nge Prime crude. (. o b. mills. rs re. prime
summer yellow, ssg35lse;; spot. November.
Willie, Soc; prime winter yellow, soc,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 4.-PEANuTs-
Farmers market quiet. Fancy, ahc.; strictly
prime. axe; prime, &c.; common. IN QSc.;
Spa pish, per 'bushcl, SOC. No new crop coming
In.
Hnnnlsn. t,Uui,,.l,c Market H.tn, stVcK iXn,
and few being offered. vircinia's. 33sc. fos
fancy; market steady.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. !, 1903.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-BEEVEs-ReeeiptA
$50 head. Choice and extra steers. STEADY; fas
ssa5. westerns, $3.50; oxen -. 25Q4;4o; bulls,
ss9ss cows l9S eslyesheesipss s,essy s
rs DC. lower TeaIa, ;4aS.?S; very few to ,ex.
coed IS; little calves, $3.50: grassers. s2gs7S;
mixed and fed calves. $31S.eoi westerns. tss' q
pSound; country dressed. 5qloIsc- per pou.nUd a.,
extra. llc Sheep and Lamhs-E ESesn s, ss
cmiIs 81. rs; lambs. {4.GOG56p: cults. s3:15a4to;
canada lambs, So. Hogs-Receipts. SEQ head.
lower. State hogs. SOS head; state PISS %.
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For Defendants.

day the jury in the case OF v. Dallemura
VS.. j" S. Moore 8: Sons found for the de-
PENDANTS In a. damage suit
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NEW oRLEANs La N S,,.. t-G G1,ye5e 10
aay paid l.aM per cent. higher thnn yestes-
day. quotatons inhuensed by! BY the pr we're
10 SO bales, Including $500 to arrive Quota
s'e One Of the most sensational bulish openings
OF the year was witnessed IN the auta1e mar.
ke. to-day Prices We're from astZS points
higher, and later they were from SsaI points
above yesterdays closing. The a a WA, Mas
caused by n very much better Liverpool mar.
ke upward in New York ons and ea Mas
n'Hrst aboard before prices should get TOO
hlsh and coverings by shorts who eonhdent ~
from said that tho ADVANCE in TIM.
.1ut nnints on II Aces, caused by
heavy order. b9 sss EsHn. a aa
i,na,,niIy heavy, and near the noon call there
was slight decline which resu a h iron th r.,
net gains being from ssas7 points. - .,a,o...
(,otton futures firm: November. 10. a14 ~ s.;
Dsscnher. lSa2Gl0.33: January. 10 80 ~ AZ
February. 1ot7alo Mareh na ~ nef
July ] 80 asked
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n.2eg77s; dry sailed shoulders Gsoses size size
kew. basis Of high wines. il,1s. Clover. contract
grade. slo4ealo.6o. Butter-ouie. eream amer
5ashe s,. aaT bs.d 1as s'- Cheese
steady at 1913 l11c. Receipts-Wheat. ?49.ugo
bushels; corn 49, 200 bushels oats. SOL 400 bush-
els: hogs, 1900 head.
BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. 4.-FLoUR-pu!,l
and unchanged. wheat-Dull end lower: spot,.
Contract s4E as41,c.; + do. No. 2 red. western.
Aasse; sol southern h.. SIMPLE .7oasa,ic; Corn
STEADY; spot, 4e:s 14s7tc.; southern white corn.
TES4ec Rye--Firm; No. 2, 5s7ac. Butter
steady and unchanged. Eggs-Easy ana lower ,e..
fresh. &c. Cheese and Sugar-StcaaS anu u"-
changed.
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Richrnonders in New York,

(special to The Times Dispatch.).
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Denis, r, P. Al
lison, ]. IT, Estes; Marlborough, A. a.
Pizzini; York, W. Flegenheimer.
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MOVEMENT
IS TRIVIAL
sSligllt Increase in Activity
Stocks Does Not Last
the Day Out.
THE PRICES SAG SOMEWHAT.
BY Afternoon Market Had Fallen
Back Into Professional Rut.
Lower Level Prevailing. !.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-There was q
tr. siir in rs stocks this morning, With
some show OF strength, but neither lasted ca
into a professional r1t by the afternoon.
and the level Of prices was quite gener.
ally below Monoiy's clssins. In q lev
OF tho. prominent stocks the d ,ear,e
was trivial and the market insignifcan t;
Tho professionally, who had the market
BID Up prices IN o, 1hg o d.
ma mai would be- attracted by the engage
mcnts OF gold for import Their IDEA
was that possible buying had been re-
strained on Monday, owtne to the ten
dency OF the holiday. The STOCKS o. g.
morning under operations by professional l.l
traders, who based their transactions on
expectations OF possible results OF yes
tcrday's election. The opening advance
by VI the r free selling to realize. The move.
ment in these stocks dates back to last
week, when there was slight acctInu-
lation based on the e a'Tnnad earninTs
had some effect In helping tho opening
advance, but the railroads were minor
feature in the market all day. The e eheek
t. the advance o so.p f n eomon and
preferred stocks sagged to within em 32.a,l
fraction of the precious low record. ne ne
bonds also weakened SHARPLY, anu . 1uss
two points on the early advance. Inc ne
cause Of the weakness and the source OF
the selling we're not very elear % but d mden
account and gave rise to some rumors OF
tr0uasn we eoars se 81
rtnr1,na exchange was halted and the
price & gold was marked up II Londo n;
Money was reported In good supply cy
there. however. leaving the question OF
an advance in the bank rate to-rnoTow.
which would be hess 10 he ,n, ae
Ior continued una bated, the total OF 81
10000 being made up OF ;Go,0 6 81 ship p
ment to New Orleans and to'oO 10
Chicago. .,,.,,,
The early evidence Of frmq ness, 10 tome sne
fatal sales. par value, 52,53o.00. United
States s's and the old As declined Il per
cent on the last call; -a az
100 shares.
A>-n rvcuA>.l.E-CI IoSE:
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North.rr pacine q ........................ loaA
Northsr paciaa q, ....................... 7oh
Norfok and western con. As. ............. ss
Oregon Short Line 10 and Pertl9,r.g...- ~
Pcnnsylyania conv. 3!ls .................. IS
Reading General Is ,i ~
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con; ss.' l ssi
st. Louis and Sa nEranciseo IS. 49, e5i
81: LOUIS sonsM nv n siH
ssttru pnctan IA ..,,................. s5Ia
S,thorn pniiWav lib Is
Texas and Pacific lists liz y
Toledo St. l. and Western a.. ,S - e
Union Pacific ~ :. a
nn'ea a,sei "a X e77t
Wabash lists Eek li s ~
wabash Deb. Bis % 90
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.............. %
W!sconsln Nc s.etiIt a. a. . &. ,...., II
n. and q. collatreaI trust 4s-.............
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc....-.............
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rrr,MoRr STOCK MAnIrr
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. dashboard Air
Line common. lsh1A: do. preferred. 2i1s0e3.
mon. lN1l0s; do, preferred, not quoted.
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involving the title to Fox Island. will
probably come up for argument on the
first day Of the term.
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CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts
%, 900 head, including 5000 Western. Market
Lower Geed t. prime socIess and ig tsea
ERR ssaiss: cows. slG35o; heifers, $2l4d6;
Gamers. seat; Tcxns-fed steers, $685. 50; West.
ern. ssa5 HogsIReceipts Syoo nsaa'
WiHed and butchers. s4,soQ5sO good to CHOICE
heavy. s4.SOd5.7o; rough. heavy. si3 soa ~ a.
sheen-Receipts, 10000 head. sheep. loal5c.
lower. Lambs: 15c. lower; Good to ehe 3Ess
wethers. sS.:5gs.5; fair TO choice Mixed S-toV
3c5; native lambs, $4.5o16oo.