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TOMORROW.

633 La AVE. NV.
Sale TOMORROW, AT I EN- AM, consisting Of
Household Furniture, such Paror Flu niture. Iron
Beds, Organ, lot Of Harness, etc. Consign-
ments up to hour OF sale. It,
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VIRGINIA.

HOTEL RIvERTON, RIvERTON Va
Rates for October and November. 500 and 500
per month The Hotel Riverton Is located In the
Shenandoah valley at the junction of the Norfolk
and Western and Southern r.. r.. and is situated
on eminence between the North and South
branches OF the Shenandoah river daily mails
good bass fishing; boating bathing; good livery
attached; mountain water; hot and cold water
through hotel. Boats FREE. Excellent table
Good hunting Address T. S. DUNCAN. se1S-2sts 10
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sc15-d&ds

WALTER B. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER.
VIII sell at public auction. at 437 18th ST. NV
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
1908 AT SEVEN O'CLOCK PM. all goods on
which interest remains unpaid. consisting of Gold
Silver and Metal Watches. Diamonds. Clocks,
Chains, Rings. Jewelry of all kinds Clothing
Books. Musical Instruments. Guns Revolvers Me-
chanics' Tools Opera Glasses. Cameras &c. COL
LATERAL LOAN co. HENRY r. GROCE Treas
se16-Gt"-IO
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By virtue OF two chattel deeds of trust recorded,
respectively, In Liber 2iS9. folio 2l0. and Liber
y, folio Asa ct seq OF the land records of the
District Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
parties secured thereby. the Undersigned trustees
will offer for sale. by public auction, within the
above premises, on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF SEPTEM BER, AID. 1903 AT
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK Z. M. all the goods
and chattes mentioned in schedule b" attached
10 said deeds Of trust
Terms Of sale: one-third cash, the balance In
One and two years. secured by deed Of trust the
property sold, at SIX per cent per annum $500 de-
posit required at time of sale. Further details
mentioned at time Of sale.
ALEXANDER H. BELL,
FRANK Z. MADIGAN
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa,
P. O-Highest point W. Md. R-R.; most
cessible mountain resort to Washington;
during the fall Address Mrs. N. L. G. McCOMAS.
se7-m w&f-13t
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SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES NO.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES NO.
724 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme CourA of
the District Of Columbia. passed in Probate Cause
No. 1927, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale. at public auction, in front of the prem
ises, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF SEP
TENDER, A. D. 1903, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. tba following described real
tate. lying and being In the city of Washington,
District Of Columbia, and known and distinguished
part of lot numbered twenty-fou- ga, In square
four hundred and ffty-four 45A, beginning at
point on the line of 9th street west fourteen 90
feet nine 90 inches south from the northeast
ner of said lot and running thence south fourteen
Q4 feet nine (9 inches along said street, thence
west one hundred and nine 600 feet to q public
alley, thence north fourteen 90 feet nine o.
inches along said alley, thence east one hundred
and nine 900 feet to the said street and the
place Of beginning. and improved by premises No.
724 9th street northwest.
Terms Of sale cash. deposit of 500 viii be
required Of the purchaser at the time of sale All
conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost II
the terms Of sale are not complied with within
fifteen days from the day of sale the trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
ALEXANDER WOLF, Administrator,
Jenifer bldg, 7th and SITS. NV.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auct. se12-1Ot
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIHG1NIA.
THE LOCKWOOD AND ANNEX HARPERS
Ferry, W. Va. Open for bOarders all the year.
A. P. DANIEL,
se1o-h Proprietor.
HILL TOP HOUSE,
HARPER'S FERRY, W. va.
Open to Oct. 81.
Phone No. 22-1O.
settle T. s. LOvETT.
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Jenifer bldg, It'll and D SITS. n. W.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auct se12-1Ot


c. G. SLOAN 6 Co. AUCTS.. 1407 ST.
SALE OF FURNITURE. BRIC-A-BRAC, ETC,
FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
Agreeably to an act Of Congress- passed May 10,
1885, will sell. within rooms, 14O7 G st.
NV. on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SMITH. 1908. AT TEN M, to enforce lien for
storage charges due and unpaid. all the Furniture
Br.c-a -brac and other Household Goods on storage
with US in the name Of II. VI. Earle, Administered
Those interested please take notice.
Terms: Cash.
se1S-dts G. G. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WATER
lick Station Va. d. d. CULLEN 4 SON Proprs
Variety Of mineral waters; elevation, q 100 H.
mile from station; malls daily; excellent table:
good shooting; trout and bass nshinR Rates $40
per mo-. including fire for fall and winter
a
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Saloon Property, Conn

SaIOon FTOpefGy, IOm=
prising Liquor License,
Lease, Good Will, Stock
i'm Trade, Fixtures, Mir
rors, Tables, Cash Regis
ter, CrOckery and Glass
ware, Table Linen, Plated
and Other Ware, Kitchen
Requisites. &C., Contain
ed i'm Premises Nos. OBS
and OF 9TH Street n. w.
<Southeast Corner 9TH
and G Sts.)
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The family Of william Grover Of la
crosse. wis. numbering seven. were pois-
oned By eating canned meat. One child Il
dead and the rest Of the family are In = NJ
ytous condition.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

General Passenger Agent
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Country board By elderly couple IN suburbs Of
Washington: near car Tine. Address
it BOARDER. Star once.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.
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Sanitarium

FOR INvALIDS AND CONvALBSCENTS.
Open all the year. Baths, electricity, parlof.
covered verandas, hot-water heat, open fires. Pure
spring water piped through the buildings Its con-
yenience to Washington especially recommends It
Send for illustrated booklet Address
iy6- tf-10 G. 81. WRIGHT, Md, Forest Glen, Nd.
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J. q. Sinclair, Auct.

seS-G&ds
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FALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RATES FOR
Sept. and Oct. In the famed Shenandoah valley:
distance frSm Warrington, 100 miles; excellent
suFroun<11ngss nns ehalyhratA water; good hshina
and hunting. CHALYEATE SPRINGS HOTEL
se426ts.l
Hills INN. NEAR TIN NOUN
tainS. beautiful scenery: ell mndefn eeHysaienceo
ana ccmforts: Aosss heated throushoat. Mis- Z.
n. BROWN. Frederick. Nd. au2o-aot
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JAMES W. BATcLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-24

the machinery OF the United States Fsr-
eminent was moved 20 Washington. Dts
trict ~ Columbia There were 1ut few
settlers there ia those days. and the s'to
was described as "a h4ckaoo.ls settle
neut in the wilderness
Tumut Is more thar This Tho AustraI-
iaa federal capital S. "a pretty iittie town
~ 1905 Inhabitants lacated on Ole so4th
bank % the River T1msL Airas ths
banks " tbs rTer all-saI lat5s esterd
on both sides. with az average width q,
"a HL.e over fhTee-.guaFfa ~ mHe
Prom che edges 20 tt.sc lands ,he ground
rises gently lnto laV udsss vf-rh axe
tend lorfherly and 7e-taerlr o. the TO-
sure city sire. oa thcse ridges large
CITY can b. blIf. zlfa amrla reom fo-
cznansioa in almost every d.-er-ie7.
Tuuut rs about er1il.sfant fren SID
aey and Mah5grae "a. laree cities ~
Australia. TIE disfarae 81 raG being fran
Sydney zis and r m 1Ir sar1e 80 mllee
u j. thuS rith.1 twelve hourr 81 rufy -
either city jas ~ fert above aea ievsi.
and lae mean annlal rainfall j. q r. lref-
-. distributed 0ser IN days. The hiEh-
eer and lowest readings ~ t-e fisrr1ounr-
TER duriDE th- last taree 5@sra wers IS
degrees and = fegrees hat rh- mean
shade reu0erafures are mere rrl ss4riuE
ter fhey were Ca s esq snt n6 r.
rpe-s1vsis ~ tke elmuer frs
may . $50 ~ three da in whi-s fse
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New Xnrk Prnducs

New York, Nov. z3.-The American SUI
gar Refining company have announced q
change in their selling terms and re-
duced their list prices 10 cents per hun
dred pounds for all grades. making stand
ard graduated 455c. This price is not,
less l per cent for seven days and 81
per hundred pounds from invoice. No
further discounts or gratuities are al
lowed, thus eliminating the 10c per hun
dred pounds formerly in force and max
ing the net cost unchanged
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, SIC;
centrifugal. IS test. SAC; molasses sugar.
&c. Refined. steady; crushed, 5.i5c; pow
dereC. 4e5c: granula;ed. 455c
bU,ter-Receipts, 5.561 packages; cream
cry. l6d24c; state dairy, 15q2oc.
Cheese-Receipts. 2.0s7 packages; mar
ket irregular: state full cream. fancy
srnan. colored, September l2c. late made
lv7zc; small. white, September 12c. late
made 101zc: large. white. September Re
late. made 10izc; large. colored, Septem-
Der lie, late made 101zc-
Egg=Receipts. 6.2es packages; market
firm; western. 3sd34c.
Coffee-theadv; No Rio. &C
Poutry-Dressed firm; western chick
ems, 1312914c; fowls. 12dI2i5c; turkeys, IS
Ggp1e
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

/ New York, Nov 23.-Today's stool
market stood up well in the face OF
number Of untoward circumstances. anC
+ closed quite firm. at the top level OF
( the day and on the most active marke
/ OF the day
I Southern Pacific assumed the Leadership
OF an early advance. which was rather
decidedly checked by an outpouring O.
United States Steel preferred. which car
ried that stock down TO 59l5 and awakened
( renewed apprehension of its further de.
moralizing effect on the whole stock mar
ket. The persistence with which asser-
tons have reappeared that dividend on
the common stock is TO be suspended and
that on the preferred stock 10 be re-
duced has made its impression upon spec
ulative sentiment. since the authorities in
the corporation who have been appeal led
10 for information go no further than
TO say that the question is one remaining
feature to decided. The suggestion which
found its way to the public today with
the appearance of being inspired, that a
reduction of the dividend on the pre-
ferred would consort poorly with the
corporations privilege To issue $50. 000 900
OF second bonds to retire preferred stock,
seemed to have more reassuring effect
on spectators and helped in the recovery
Of United States Steel preferred. The
stock closed with a net gain of a point.
The stiffness of the call money market
was another deterrent factor toward the
rise Call loans touched ~ per cent
While the demand for money which
caused this rise was unmistskable, il
seemed TO be viewed with equanimity
The premium established for New York
exchange at Chicago is taken 10 point TO
an early return flow to this center. which
the high call money rate would help to
induce. Confidence is felt also that any
real need for money would draw further
gold from London. Saturdays arrivals Of
gold amounted TO 1859 .623 which win.
therefore, figure for the full week aver
age in next Saturdays bank statement
The demand for money is regarded as
normal TO the last week OF the month.
For these reasons the current firmness
of the call money market does not seem
to disturb sentiment.
Another factor OF possible disturbance
was the collapse in Republic Steel pre-
ferred. which lost points on the day.
Ahei z was iO IeSPDH>c W tIlIS OulSIuS d
few other iron and steels stocks Cir
cumstantial reports were in circulation of
the necessity Of the company for addi-
tional capital, which, it was alleged
would be met by bond issue, as we'll as
reducing the devidend on the preferred
stock. \ more cheerful tone on the Lon
don market was a help 10 the local mar
ket.
The bond market was more active, but
quite irregular. Total sales. par value,
s. SO. o0o United States bonds were IN
changed on the last call
Quotations were as follows:
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EVERY GENERATION

Records new discoveries. but the pas:
has not handed down any known cure for
syphilis.
Syphilis exists in two stages. the pri-
mary chsnore and secondary eruptions.
The chaucre may not attract but little at
tention; run a short course and disappear
entirely without treatment OF any kind
Yet. all such cases. sooner or later. viii
be followed By secondary results. Per
haps only one copper-colored spot may
mark this stage, or. al most, few scat
tered pimples or blotches beneath the
surface. all of which may be overlooked.
Therefore. the short duration OF the
chancre or mild appearance OF the erup-
tons are no sign whatever that this per-
nicicus virus IS being modified OF eIini-
mated.
This specific poison permeates every It's
sue and deranges all the glands. hence
their functions are imperfectly and slowly
performee
Syphiiitic wrecks who have lad mer-
curial treatment are 20 be met with
everywhere, and thousands are being
added to that number yearly. This fact.
alone, is sufficient proof that mercury. in
uCSES great OF Shall L4tN q cures NAAa
pernicious disease. Leading writer's say
that mercury has killed and crippled more
than the armies OF the world. Such 4
drug is TO be feared more than the dis
ease.
DR.. Finlaw, the well known medical ex-
pert. has demonstrated by his cures that
syphilis in its worst form can be arrest
ed in ten days by 4 mild constitutional
treatment alone without mercury. iodide
of potassium or any other injurious drug
BY his new method the specific virus IS
neutralized and elimination commences at
once. Hence the secondary eruptions may
be prevented by timely treatment This
cure is absolute. II is only a question OF
time TO eradicate the mercury and all the
relics Of forty years stand ng. leaving no
vestige to be transmitted TO offspring.
All kinds Of chronic diseases n speciality.
Consultation free. private and strictly
confidential
] ?. FISLAW. n. y
Office at the Pennsylvania. &c West
Douglas avenue.
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HOG MARKET LOWER
Decline Here Was 5 Cents on
Best Others 10 Cents.
TOP PRICE WAS 81. 80
Cattle Receipts Light and Mar
ket Unchanged,

The hog market was lower again yes
terday- The decline on this market was
five cents lower on the best hogs and
ten cents lower on the common grades.
Several car loads that arrived late Sat
urday night sold early at Saturdays
prices. but all Of the receipts yesterday
caught the decline and the top price was
$3.50 The receipts yesterday were light.
but several car loads were reported 10
arrive after the market closed These
late receipts VIII be sold this morning at
yesterdays prices and weights at time
OF arrival. 4 rule TO close the market
at ?. N has been adopted but that
VIII not operate against shippers. because
they can sell their hogs at the same
price the next morning as they would
have brought at time of arrival.
Hog Sales.
By an arrangement between the packers
and commission men, hogs arriving late
In the night are fed. watered and weighed
up on arrival and the next morning sold
al the previous days prices. These hogs
are quoted under the head of early sales.
and the fresh receipts, the sale Of which
IS governed by the market for the day on
which they are sold, are quoted under the
head OF late sales.
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TRADING WAS TAME
Professionals Did Most the
Traffic in Wheat.
CORN AND OATS LOWER
Large Hog Receipts Tend to
Break Provisions.

| Chicago, Nov. 23.-Tradirg in wheat
was exceedingly tame and the business
was confined mainly to local professionals.
Larger worlds shipments than had been
expected. lower cables and continued fsv-
orable weather caused q slump in prices
at the start, December selling off 10
7sl4c, after opening &c lower 70 sc higher,
at 7s24@S0c. Outside markets were also
dull and weak early in the day and this
fact was bear influence on prices here.
The situation in the northwest was still
a potent factor. The early loss was
quickly regained The market received
some support from q prominent local OPP
orator, who bought freely Of both the De-
cember and May deliveries, but toward
the end OF the session trading became de-
cidedly dull and May ranged between SIC
and 7s24 zl7S7sc, and closed I4c lower. at
1874 d7S1ac. Clearances Of wheat and -four
were equal TO 285. 40 bushels Primary
receipts were 1898 bushels, against
1885, 2o9 bushels a year ago. The amount
on passage decreased 2,6S0.000 bushels,
While the visible supply increased 152S, 90
bushels. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of lac cars,
against IN cars last week and 1924 cars
a year ago
The sentiment in the corn pit was bear
ish. and there was some selling early in
the day on the large shipments and the
unsatisfactory condition Of cash and ex-
port business. although traders in general
were not inclined to sell much. Deem
Der closed sc lower. at 42&4c. after selling
between 4294c and 43ssc. May ranged be-
tween E&c and 429sc and closed 1zG9sc
lower, at AsGH7sc. Local receipts were
304 cars, with OF contract grade.
The feature in trading in oats was the
selling Of May by commission houses,
which caused a weak market After sell
ing between 347sc and 351zc. December
closed 12c lower. at 34s4c May ranged
between 352sq35t5c and 361s G3614c. Local
receipts We're 229 cars
Provisions were weak. on extremely
large receipts of hogs. with decline OF
from 1Vdl5c in prices at the yards. Sell
ing was chiefly by packers. but the de-
mand was lacking. January pork closed
2od22lzc lower. at S11221zGl1 rs; January
lard was off TIC, at s6.45. and ribs were
down 12115Q15c, at s5s21295.95.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 40 cars; corn. 80 cars; oats, go |
cars; hogs, 5000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows: I
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Cattle Sales.
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Below find sales as made yesterday by
sample on the Wichita Board II Trade
basis, delivered Missouri river To get
price o. b. your station. deduct Kansas
City rate from your station.
Wheat-No. > hard. 72dT3c; No. 5, 67G7oc;
No l. 61065c; rejected. 59060c.
Corn-No. , mixed, 5Sl3c; No. s. 37i1c;
No. 1. Gee; No. , white, 39c; No 8, Csc; no
grade, 5eQ35c.
Oats-No mixed. 34c: No. 3. 32q23c.
flour (car lots)-Best patent, 10 all
southern Kansas points, $3.50; bran, 70c;
fshorts, S5q9oc; corn chop, Gee; corr neal.
E2a
Hay-AIfalfa. No. 1, $50: No. 2, $3.50;
prairie. loose. NO. l, 500: No. ,, $500;
baled No. I. 200: No >. S6.6e. No !. $500
Butter-Pa cking. &c; country, 12q14c.
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen. PIC.
Peultry-Hens, Size; spring broilers, IL
10 lbs. &C; young ROSTERS, +H5Izc; tur-
key hens. SIC; toms, 6G9c; geese, full
feather. &C: ducks, fun feather. &c; young
ducks. &c.
observation-disclosures. bu-. SOC; pop corn.
per 100 lbs, s1.00; turuiPs. bu.. zoc; po-
tatoes, bu-. zoe: apples. Dbl. s. c0G2 80;
sweet potatoes, bu.. 75Q soc; cabbage, ID.
is4c.
Observation-Disclosures prices to trade)--
Oranges. Valencia. box. s. 50G3.75. lem
cns. box. Sc seas %; strained honey, h..
li.c; comb honey. ID, lie; walnuts. ID.
lac; almonds, ID. 13c; Brazils ID.
I2c: pecans. ID. &c: filbe,ts 10. 13';
cheese. fiat. 10. I4c; brick. 15c. Iiruberget
&c; Y a, 1f-Ec; Kansas lac; bananas,
ID. nsc: apples. Dbl 50. 50alS.s5: potatoes.
tu. S5c; cabbage. To-. 1i.dlS4c; Spanish
onions, Per crate, $I-6o; fancy red globe
onions. sl.50qL75 per 1To lbs; peanuts,
ib. jumbo sac: roasted. 1910; parrot.
614c: roasted. SIC: rigs. per box, .25.
Wool-IiEht bright medium. l5GlSc;
dark and heavy medium, 12G14c. heavy
fine. SOLE: hurry 7aec.
1eather-No ] Phoenix, sc. B 5sc; har-
ness. union 4 34c 3 sc: ches trut oak.
b. 34c. 4 Ste: ure oak 34Cs ss1i-tng. -
G42c; sole leather. slaughter. S0QS2e; oak
sole. 35Q36c per side.
HideS-G. s 1 and rounds. CSC; side
brands. 594c; under % lbs. He: bulls,
&C.: green hides. He less than cured;
part cured. &c less; No. morse SIS. No.
2 N.25: pony and \0- = s5cslS1 q: glue
hides. 5t.c; dry aint butchers. Ii lbs and
up I3c; dry flint fallen. l5 lbs and up.
lie; dry flint. under 10 lbs. Sc dry salt.
Zoe; dry cun &C: No I talIow. exc: No.
j 3 tailow. 2S.c; sheep pslts. green. 3ldSS9c:
dry, 6Qsc per ID.
Hams Westphalia bTand--l9-12 Ia. av-
erage. u1ec; 1914. u11c; ls-ls llisc: ISIS.
1Iizc, IS-e2 1lisC; skinned. I6-e4 lbs. u5sc,
p lbs. and over ISsc- Add i4c per ID.
for fancy wrapping
Breakfast Bacon. Westphala brand
$40 10. average. lee; I9-i2 10. i6i4c.
strips. 4-6 average. lSisc. Add &c per
ID Toy fancy wrapping Dold's Sweet
Pickled English Bacon Bellies. 12-ls lbs.
1Slec; CALIFORNIA; Ipicnics). si=c; homeless
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-24
ON SILK RIBBONS.
Duty Is High Enough to Shut Out the
Product

St. Etienue, France Nov. -3.-The nu-
nLcipal council Of this town has adopt
cd a resolution praying the French gov
eminent 10 make diplomatic representa-
tons % the government ar Washington
q induce the latter 20 modify the de-
u-sion Of its board of general appraisers
Oh the duty on six ribbons The resoiu-
ton was considered an urgent necsssity
as II IS feared that the ribbon IadusgTy
Of St Etienne wiu be ruined
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St. Joseph.
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. 3.-The cotton marke'
opened nTm. az az advance Cf eEI7 points
and closed quiet and steady. net Ia;
points higher
Futures OPENED firm; November. lose
december. l11ec: January. I-lsc; March
Il lac; MAY Ii-9oc: June, I-So. Juiy. HE
--ugusr 18gSc-
Futures closed quiet ard steady. No
vemoer. Ifg5c; December. 81 Sc. January
u csc, February. I10sC- March l-I5c:
Apru 1L14c, Nay. . lrc: June HE
Galveston Tex. Nov 1-Cotton-
STEADY. 1e-sc
New Orleans La Nov G-Cottca-
-,eady. middliue. - l3-ls-
Liverpool Nov. - T. m-Cottoa-
SPOT. moderate business done; prices :
points higher. American midtlI-g. SD.
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SINGLE MILLS COMBINE
VIII Increase tire Cost 20 Consumers
IS per Cent.

Whatco-n. Wash. Nov. z3-The shingl.
manufacturers q Whatcon county which
produces over > per cent OF The shingi e
output - Tie United States. he'd q meet
ing here today u consider q r-op0s5tlaz
from the state Shineie Meas zSsoc Ia
ton 10 form "a combiastinn = ali ths
mills 81 the state washington state pro
duces over - Per cent @: The tG-zi out-
put % the country. and advices from
eastern dealers are - the eject thar
such a combination = SIX weeks would
rasse the pTice q shingles = pr cent al
over the United States Although tAa
local mills asked anti afousiay 70 giye a
lual answer ig was practically settled l0-
day that they VII enter the caTuni-4tioz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-24
Visible Grain suoplv

New York. Nov. e}.-The visible supply
Of grain Saturday. November =. a. com
piled b. the New York Produce exchange,
was:
c.scrnfw etaolneta DIN 1aoinCetz OincrufEp
Wheat. 29,s12lH9 bushels. Increase.
5fs.o,o
Corn. s lIs00a bushels. decrease. 1-164 on.
Oats $500 bushels: decrease. ss4e4.
Rye. l.sS09 bushels. increase. -. lol
Barley 5.s55.e.o bushels. increase. -. %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-24
IL aRIsoNERs 80.
Wife Of Ore Ct Them Pissed IN q
Saw

Topska. Kan. SeY- E-sone tisrr oar
tx Sunday nizhs ALERT Be.eg lssaf
Jones. 5oe Dairgus I'D H41fl Hrtaes-
81. efata rrie3uers. Sawed tEe trs =
Tie city prlsea ara ,s-sehr4 one ~ 49,
urn fIa5fi Wethefig ~as captured ff
faerllrg BE sad Gee aifs ~ afaert Isz-
leT slipped TIE raw e.fh eHieh a. zorx
agterroen Ail ~ re faee I'D e. ezrs
so far bearing st the ffeei term a
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