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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01

These facts are shown by accident
bulletin No. 8, issued by the interstate
commerce commission for the fiscal
year and for the second quarter of
the present calendar year. Although
the report shows a large increase in
casualties it is noted that the number
killed in train wrecks is three less, al
though the number thus injured in
creased by S3S.
The commission finds an excuse for
the poor showing made by the rail-
roads. The report on this point reads:
For the large increase in totals and
in nearly all the items an explana ton
is to be found in the well-known and
widespread increase of railroad traffic
which has taken place, and which has
been made apparent by the published
reports of railroad earnings 1t is al
sued by the commission in insisting on
full reports of all accidents has been
productive of good results. Railroad
companies are much more careful to
include all accidents in their reports
to the commission than they were, and
it is undoubtedly true that much of
the increase is due to the fact that
the accident reports are fuller than
during the preceding year.
1t is stated that the number of men
employed in the train service on June
80 last was about II per cent greater
than on June 80, 1902 On the roads
of densest traffic, where liability to ac-
cident is greatest, the increase has
been more than this.
The expansion of freight traffic led
to the employment of men so rapidly
that the percentage of inexperienced
men in service is larger than ever in
the history of railroads.
The report further shows that out
of the total number killed 321 were
passengers and 1888 employees. and
out of the total number injured 1913
were passengers and 39004 employees
During the months of April, May and
June last S44 persons We're killed and
II, 461 injured, which is a decrease of
eighty three fatalities over the pre-
vious quarter. Attention is called to
the fact, however, that twenty three
fatalities were due to butting collisions
which are always the result of care
lessness.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Miss Lulu Chaser.

Miss Lulu CHASER who will be seen
in Dolly Warden" at the Walla Walla
theater Wednesday night, Dec. 2, is
one of the few young women of the
American stage who have scored any
sort of a lasting success in comic
opera. Some have become popular
for a short time on account of their
beauty, others on account of extensive
but Miss CHASER owes her
success to herself alone. She has
always been a hard and consistent
WORKER has labored for what is best
and purest and has brought method
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01
Mystic MidQets.

The preparation and drilling OF
hundred young people of all sizes ana
ages for a production Of a carnival
such as the Mystic Midgets' has
proven to be with it's numerous songs,
speaking parts, choruses and acting,
is in itself no small task. Apart from
the training for the innumerable spe-
cial dances and the constant graceful
stems and marches which it embraces
and the warmest praise should be
given Mr. Collins and the ladies of ST.
Catherine society who are working so
indefatigably for it's success both from
an artistic and a financial standpoint
AS for the children themselves too
much can not be said of the hearty
spirit with which each one Is entering
into his or her part. There is a gen.
eral air Of confidence and bright
spirit Of enjoyment in the work ana
anxiety to do their best for the sue
cess of the whole. Many among them
show an originality and talent admir-
ably applied and strongly carried out
This is chiefly evident among the SUD-
jects of Prince Odbillous, (Miss MILL
tine Leroux) who has the major part
of the comedy to perform. One or the
most popular features Of the enter
tainment is the spirited bit of dancing
put on by the girls Of the Jockey
dance. The jockeys are Miss Mary
Moffitt. Miss Leah Keylor, Miss Ada
Wiseman, Miss Juliette Goldman, MISS
Lucille Leroux, Miss Luella Mckeans
Miss Verna Abbott and Miss Gene
We've Gardner. The special costumes
| for the representations of different ma
lions are especially good and no detail
| ia omitted to enhance the general ef-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01
"Beauvoir" a Home for Veterans

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. The pi0
ject for converting the old JefferS0.
Davis homestead at Beauvoir inlo
home for INDECENT confederate ve'ei
ans, which has been a dream Oh
United Daughters Of the Confedefa.:.
for a number Of years, today oecA
an accomplished fact. Simple
monies marked the formal opening =,
day when nearly two score OF hIa.
gent veterans were admitted as
mates, and Capt Jamse Stone OF ureT
Vile assumed charge as superih'. -
ent. The home is to be praseh' -,
the state of Mississippi at the
of the legislature next month anu
til that time the expenses of the ~.
will he borne by private contributors
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01
New Hotel for Portland.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. lit IS an
nOunced that w. w. Whipple, a capt.
in this city to cost 100000, which will
be completed in time to secure a por-
ton of the patronage of the Lewis and
Clark exposition in 1905. The proposed
hotel will contain $50 rooms.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qufnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure E. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01

and thought to her aid in all her efforts
When she was leading lady for Fran
els Wilson, it was frequently prop
hesied that she would shortly become
a star and it is said that she has
more than justified the confidence be-
slowed upon her by her we'll wishers
now that she has burst forth into the
realms Of stardom. In Dolly Warden
she has established herself as in the
front of footlight favorites, from the
standpoint of merit alone both as
singer and as a coincidence. Dolly
Warden" was written for Miss Chaser
by Stanislaus STANCE and Julian Ed
wards, two most successful writer's and
COMPOSERS 1t was they who gave to
the American state Brian Boru,
Madeline" The Wedding Day. THE
jolly Musketeer," when Johnny
Comes Marching Home" and many
others. It is said that they have in
Dolly Warden" given Miss Chaser,
most graceful and delightful vehicle
for the display of her talents.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01
The Lauder Tour.

w. Waugh Lauder, the eminent
pianist and lecturer who comes to
Whitman college for a series of lee
lures and concerts is one of Americas
great artists and one whom all ought
to hear and know.
The Lecture Recital or talks at
the piano, which is his speciality is
one of the most interesting entertain
ments of the present decade, and
makes understandable a great deal OF
music that to the average person is
as a closed book.
Mr. Lauder in his perigrinations
around the country has delivered about
four thousand lectures. In addition to
being fluent talker Mr.. Lauder is a
brilliant pianist and is especially fine
in his Interpretation of the works OF
the greatest composer Of modern
times-Wagner.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01

feet. The liberal endorsement winch
has been given the play by numDei
Of the prominent people, and the Keen
interest taken by all in it, insure =
to be a brilliant success.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01

Mr.. Lauder during his visit to Whit
man college will deliver two lectures
each day. Mornings at 10 and after
moons at 4, while his concert programs
will be given at 8 o'clock in the eve
ming
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-01

Read the ads in the Statesman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
OTHER mAR<ETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct s-CATTLE-RecefPrs. $4,000 head II
-195snz 500 Texans and COO western uarket Iyglo'
oC-e good 70 prime steers s. 39S5 % poor % rec1n
Sc es4 S. st5cker and feeders 81 1888 10: eoEs and
csIvss Sass IS Texas fed Steers - % GSS 30 SsLn
steers S3aS4 50 HOGs-FscetPts TO-DAY -3lso ne9o
estfrared fcr ro-u1orrow tfoo0 market rnosty tye
bigb-- mixed ard butchers 81 507x5 81 goed % cnc
ass s.: bulk OF sales. s. 40S5 20 SHEEP-E-eoelPts
a. GOO head. sheep steady 70 weak Lalnos steeSy
werhers, s3S3 90 AR % cnol~
nixsS S2TS3 native lambs. 81 1885 % $500, -
Cincnnat1 Oct 2s-HOGS syorE St1S5 . g -, =
steady. sass so SHEEP DUH 81 'SesS d
Fsst Es5efsio Oct 2s-cATTLE-RecsiPts. 500 neat
80 cane active I0Gl5c hisae-. cornr-5n sfa1y
Steers S57S5 IS: shipping 81 e5S5 y ouLcEer Ss 80
e. 81 h@srs :; sOE4 40 COWS 259s3 IS; balls s. 81
eood 20 choice fresh and s7rngs-s g9od osaz1
Sr-rs- common slow. good Choce s451S rneoiu- e
GOOD sgJ6S42- common s1sQS25. We ALs-FeceprS lU
S61SS so HCf-S-Esceipts 1921 go.
vo-<s-s IS 9GdSs: pigs s517s5 so -cIs1s S5IS.
staqs Sass - daries and Erasssrs $ e7So %
ANO LANBS-Receipts, 1880 head active, LS4-8s
h4gEsr- lambs 25ES5 60 yesrIrgs ard Ieners S-g
-. ewes sS 5odS3 3. sheep mixed 81 slfSS q
Es1szs Cf-v Cl.t 6.-CATTLEr-Recetor& 2Otso ness
s-po~t ani dressed 81 SOC - FAR = goo
"a o51S4 5G seekers and feeders. g lo1s4 90.
scans 50 e57Ss 10 Texas and Indian steer. $3.50
SCI IS. Texas COWS 81 T51s2 20. native COWS s. 5os4
- e ~si,es 50 50Gse. 1oCS-Recsipes. 1000 head
1890 - &c rrrsr to- 57Is. bulk Of sale. - s5q
s. so heavy s. 1888 40 mixed oacEer y
~rr s. EO7sE ST.. Yorksrs & 5o1S3 y plgs - 20
s,ts ,s1bs e. ssTs7 95 Western lambs s. 800 70
r. svs- So So7Ss =: Texas clipped earrings q 5OS+
Texas clipped sheep. S2ESS % s1oc-slS anu
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

SO: extz Ind. ness slsesis BEEF HAMS firm
Quoted: 81 5O6s23 DRESSED HOGS frrn Quoted:
Baccs. nc iso ~ Sc: 60 10 Sic. lao 70 sac prs,
s.lec. CUT MEATS-Pickies bellies Arm Quoted: 10
n. lie; u =, iozc IL n sac: picked shauoe-sstaady
quoted s-4TSc picked hams quiet quoted II sS12..c.
TAILOW steady: city. 4tsc. country. 4tk64stc LARD
steady quoted se city lard du quoted Ga sac: refined
ard stesoy; quoted south America, Continent &c
Brazil legs Sc compound easy. quoted 6rG74sc.
inc. s1s1c
sT-GAR-Re1ned dull but list prices are IN
chanEec with Eranuiatec listed T5c but prices
shaded eNcut points renns-s ara biIlsd al
SIC ret FOR granated Price.
Wholesale Cut loaf and c-u--e1 as Ea
tablets. 5sae, mould and cubes sc; xxx powdered
eoc powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
4S5c: Eagle confecrioners'
and extra me srenuiateo s5c; Eagle 70
bags OF me sranriated soc: EAGLE fine g-anulateG
standard Cranuatec and d3rnond T5c- ccafecti1re-s
A coo Nos and 3. soc NJ 4 ! 45c: 10 3 : 4Oc:
No q 4sSc No Z 45)c: No s -25c: No 8 zoe. No 10
i5c: Ne IL Aloe: No L. Csc. Is Nos Il ard
L. 395c- No t6 5000; EAGLE powdered 5c5c: crystal
comurs f. cases. 695c. London beet
October quoted IS November al IS q24d This
advance was according 20 private
OF the shorts PARTICULARLY for ccse dslivey
estimate BY the factors OF for
present crop AGAINST Mr. Lchat's lstmate Of $3.50
0o tons Aocaliv- there was cir-s -e7ners sill
covato. 50 test a. SIC. s1d noasseS
5Lc
RICE-The local market opened srrn. with : fairly
active sales movement full
firm Quotations follow: Domestic. ordinary. 81
fair % good 41i1sc prime choice 575l.c hea5. 81 .
sac Patua - 5sc japan to-esn nominal. do Dunes
tic 4a51sc; Java a. he ralEoon IN bond. 22sG2%c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

hs-s-E xrsnEe special Liverpool cahlesspot cotton
S,s az e0ee; receipts 500. American. s6e0 mid
& closed steady. ast IGCsos points sighe- ocjo
eeneer SssS5 sSd. Deoenaber-Isntarv aas Ss9 lam
April + 40 1898 Sd Fs6-esry-Alegch and March
prizes 49, erns snail inquiry: cloths. tbs higher
tHss, AE M M ~: vas am day me -four
cautious trade suffered seine extent To- tSis easer
~ e-'et, S+sS+ s.. spring clears s. 75G$a 10 extra
es eos So ssSsSs ByT HT FIoIsR am 20 s ~ Il
S 20. choice 70 taaoS S Sos 60 coRSsfEAi sasy
81 OsaST 81 FEED s5ii S-, e S 20 sc
So 10 arSe zoe n Sc % sprIng bran niatins. sls4
eake So hominy chop 81 bulk. So 70 SACKS
S SBAIN wBEAT As,s5 tie saiss.a;,ons Of
:esedays asfEei ass rs5er aset5ie6 Tsout 1 sny i'm
ntle an as &, 5s.oo ST1 5 9 2eis . say 6ais
when covering advanced p-.ces 70 almost best point
6gures Of SATURDAY there vas conslserabie nexs on
both SIDES q TIE market traders who carried Vhea:
liberal worlds shipments watch exceedsa the previous
Louis vach after selling n about Ike at the opening
eay. t6e Dsoe76eT OP5on Tithstood bear operations
uo-s began q be circaaed ea-y L ne day and hSa
e. have beer taken n DuIa7 were questioned in
So 9a5s aas 5sea worked through the ou5ports Mime
&7ois sso reoorteo t1aL tney nae SOC Nheat % So
some e. ths f-st tine IL sixty GAYS Enslsa ca2-es
po-ta1s change IL Paris whole foreign situation
5eadns create The impression that political matters
culetez somewhat expected. the visible
supply showed gaining iS9.c00
bush interior receipts proved De only l3450o0
bush, against isSooo bush OF the eor-espon.ng day
last POINTING another Untavo-abe statement
next week unless farm offerings increase materially
the Northwest have predicted. II local
stocks there decrease 500 but the
ply ~ No only 800 bush, which vas con
sse-at-v less expected Quotations o. cash wheat
q af-at basis f0iicwS- 10 Northern d.
lu-h. s3lc November 5 Is. No hard Nev-Yo-S-
SsEsc ana No NeV-Yo-6. SSBc CORN-It was
-at7e- Z narrow CAV market. with the IN
Ge-tore weaker q hns weather again,
selling tv elevator people the n est fUI interior
receip.s predictions for Increase and EperaI
worlds shfr-le--s exceeding week b atcui
coo bush The cicse lover than Setu--
6s- While cables frorn 80 70 I'd ret higher.
there little demand. sales reach ng
or,v loads oucpor-E Local stocks decreased - 500
bush ans supply re1u I'd l.OsetsV bush
No COR closed SIC elevator. an5 5ls4c o sdoat;
No ? v~-sre 5IZc and No . yellow 5l-c. , ahoaL
0ATS-T-zEe IN ezirv active a. ne West and
ire market acted irregular TINES with coVnVaTc
Sympathy urh sales o. cash cats II
Ne-Yo-k 100 ono bush with prices about a. sal
J-ssvs level visible supply decreased bush
arc local decreased IS Ss' bush Nc : oats
--1sas 90 No 41i-c No white and standard white
z9i-c. No white 43c- track white Il '2eia--c ~ Z
N--le- n &C.. nominal I 9 Q eri1ati
S-s-e 49, Jersey re 5675Sc BAELEN-MarAet quiet.
fea5i-r vas Quoted -6c- ans -natnE 52G60c. both c
Pu-als BI-CKwHEAT GRAIN-Ma-ket Gull quoted
80 Q Ar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
READING SYSTEM

.E.u JEN0EG ~Els CAL X r.
LIBERTY etreeg and south Ferry Tine r-o1
sOuLh Ferry Eve minutes earlier than shosn Ssfos3
E4sTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENrowS AND
MAUCH CHUNh-z*e9 I-l5 E4sto5 SsnlSy1 , "a
A n, ~ 20 So 9 = Ess'0n only' = ~ sundays
w'iiLns.s a. ASD sCRANToS-s.Oo. s1a
LAsk4fw zoo B. u LAX AIS EHuKsT. TONS RIVER
ANn n ARNEGAf -z4-asl $40 4 NJ. Lse 2 -
q 50 Lskssood and Lakehurst only,. 500 P II sun
ATLANTIC CITY-'s.o 4 NJ 80 "A
~ ,vCH AsBVRy PARN- e EaS
GHOyE POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHOEE
: TtA I.-St A II. &55 > ID. $50 $50
~ % sssu-v Park onlyO N Sundays sxeept Ocean
t+r~Te 2 % a ~ 40o N - -
- "a Fs O0 90 f1O-GO. III % A u " % = 90
. ~ - oo e 90 - 90 $40. t6Oo. e 50 sao0 P N.
ott==u ND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4 =. SD 1000
81 = = NJ 100 t-3- 20. $50. . co SIS ? II.
Rtt-.n2IyG HARRISBURG. FoTTsvILLE AND
WITIIA SIsPORT-ii 4O0 Z44s 800 ~. 10
FrO00 N A VI. Read nE Cuiyl 100 I'D. 20
Rsadins PostsvfTe and Fsrs5-s only t4Oo. IS %
p 81 from Liherrv street only .Eaiy rLia-ly
sxes1t sunday SUNDAY only tRzrlor ears oaly IVA
0qsees- IsJerIy s. Ferry South Ferry Asror Eous-
~ 2fI asa 1870 1884 Broadway ts2 9TH Az 3 Cn11
s5Ja-e West I25th 2T3 Vest 125ta st. 2s5
i--lIr1Dus York CCurc 81. S--. so Futon
= P-g,vn. 3eO 3 way. " nsburg n Y Ir2cSicr Co
calls and ehscSs baggass - dsSSinarion -
" c BESLER. = N BLK
vfcs P-s- ard Gen. Gen Pzss'r A e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu-Ecrk. oc-chs- Is 1903
cCETEE--t sncrht- active 5sy coffee. and
f7ellrre interest apress e ae o-oaaenlE out rather
Lz- contracting g l-lces are forces s-oUly upward
-e -7e-lE s-eaEl 81 unchanged prices 70 a. &C
e - Ma. Vhlch
D. special demand result = switching
--- nearly positions The INITIAL Improvement Has
--= face -- ra--e- 1-ss7r1nt-uG cables and larger
------y ana aC1itl1usI gains naturally
enacted -eellz.-c tle -srke- after -ne
r=-E EEc--e6 1ec re1-e-c-. clos -E ne- points
--7e- tc---arZ- W-l IRE ctEer positions -1e1algec
- r----s Erer- 11-eE uFre l1s-lt baEs Inc earJ
z1-1oe ard TIE Eoot demand l1ter we're attributed .
recently nl-ec Il
-~a6e -hat re houses prominent j
-e--ese1-s noted western plunge sno SIN
connection z oev-1--ea-'s cotton
---c-r Exc1-aEe ans interested rhe coffee
END re-e-ElV speaking. se--1e-r among these PEG
sl--e 20 ere bea-i5r leaning III s-a-slics
---1k for another Increase II TIE word visible
-e--sr actual c-fee -rror-ed from the
y he1s re market Receipts a.
= r t-Gs and ere red interior
81 - 5aes. Hamburg cane ne- "
ctz-E=- a-- Here at-=- ope--nr 70 : traic io1el.
cl-s=5 s5-l- u-rha-re- = trans hichs-- The s7ot
--a-Ee. f--- --e hass 81 Tor Ro 10 : Total
-a-errse fzereS t- the TIRED S-zres t-r the wees
I1T eral0=- = oar oeEs last week ans
- fss Ire week year age ct the former
N-evT-E -e----es = II b-Es ~7-t7s re~s-ts
----e 100 rags --e Eeek compared with 2l0co
t--- "a bass last Flo receipts
~ CO aCal-- GOO raCs rne previous
81 00a ios- BID SHIPMENTS - ne
-~-e6 erer=z 800 -4- 81 -he week o. E1-ope
rnh har-. Er-H-e. 0.r ---S. Eah1a weekly
stock 90 .tf1 bags Bahia Eh-
-1-e5 s-4t-s 500 bage B-his shipments
rea-- le1e rzgz. ans 10 The rest q Europe 800
re --e 2 contract prices II The local market To-Day
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

IS 80 Io7 Gull do ~ n 81 Is: L Pennsylvania sheep
H 4 Hills: 1e5 Northern Canada iames. IS ?, at
20s do 81 y IS 20 l59 60. 20 d al s. 10 II5 %. 50
n at IS TO- 1s3 90 So 20, 80 % 70,
20. IS n. So ~ sheep 90 u al So 80
do 90 70 81 50
J II Hume & Co STATE lambs. 20 =. 81 s. q:
20 DO 70 d 2f6 6s =. s. 80, % do. 81
n IS 37a; 10 culls. &c u 81 % $50 Michigan lambs
81 y ~ s. 50; Canada do T6 n al s. %, 2gl Do,
70 IS 30: IS safe sheep. 126 n az 50 90 5c Do
fOg n a. SS: do 100 70 al s. %.
.. Harrington: POS state Ian bS . D a. - % p
do es n - so ST Canada do. . 70, at $ -. i-0
state do 3 10 - s.. - wetters Gsw year
Ipee) 10 Is sheer l2S n az IS 90 IS
60 tCs y at So 70. 30 DO, t7e y al SO t2ls-
George L 5 DiIenback ga Northern Canada lambs
rs n al IS 70. 4is IS n a s. 6Ts; g 90 Il n az
s. e2t 2o7 do IS IS IS 25s Go. 81 n. At IS CO.
g curtis & son: Il state iar1bs "A y al IS 9,
DO II % al s. 37ie IS STATE sheep. III = AZ s. %
Co 81 y. So 20
Wright & Co. ~ STATE lsrlHs u % az - 80
sheen and vea-rfngs 100 -. AZ 81 sheep, III u AZ
e 49,. s2 10 IFS =, at So -.
F40CS-Peceipts for days were 81 cars. o. ecs1
hss5 f7ciudfrE about 20 head s1r the MARKET Prices
rrns-sfv steady Good state hogs sold 81 81 S1s ~ per
100 state pigs at 80 80; county dressed
ss1ss4nd-sw Mullen. as stare hogs 15s average a.
GO 20 per tOa -. pigs 70 q az 50 ID rouss
27C = II - 70 - .cu -
az Sc Is roughs AS =. at IS 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

sb QUOTATIONS were follows; rLoIE Wss ,s sSea9y
,,-IfT =, -gdS+c; No rcd. s2'gGs+c S0FttS, 80
49,, NJ yellow. - 5sa45 19cs "a ; - = 90
CO. 10 q vrfte IS = a3sc. RYE. 10 : 59-5G; S 5
u ~ S,rr5vestern o. &c IlMDI III SI.ksD-
"a. - OVER cor grade -" 49, &c -
49, - IN s1l s0dS1I 50; LARD PER loo q - 80
~ f- M TS-Short rihs sides loose eSS ~
- bv6 Zines 81 . On tire Prod &C Exchanse t9-sy
$3.50 -tssav crearaeres. E-e2lc CARES
EEcS S.sadv- AZ mark cases iLciH4e- s7eAS-~-
SfsFasE3 steady 10+sg1Ic-
DSiIlh &c y, : Northern s24sc No Northern sOse'
9 6s.ot % s,.,- recealbar Tssc; MAY. Ts7.e
,,tl,r,,,s,. Oct sG.-C1oss: WHEAT nrzisr. 70 !
.- M ss4SGr. No Northern. s3gs+c p2eeinosr
s,Ic EvF higher; !. 5S1t1Stc. btAtSL~zL steas-s
80 e.. sample 44G63c COitN-becelnovF 80
,f,,earoIis OCT 2a-Cio-e: WHE-AI-pseeenoe e.
SOL NJ Tq@gT9tzcs On track. NO a@I1, go
Sr~-S-rr se-,c. 40 Northern see1So7te. 80 >
S-o-tba-r 7sGIsc. FLOUR loo higher CD $3.50 -
..-- e. 6l,1xf 20 second patents. - 5ye$- - -
Tss-s q 4a s. 50: second clears. $ Us- 40 bFe>-
l. bulk higher. gid ,.-.--
phflaaelnn.a Oct 2G-W{EAT I'm = . nc elsa-r.
co1t~acr srada. October. s3Gs51c CORN q1let ~
sreadv- OStorer a049s.c OATS nrTn put G1lee ~
vrSite sai, a42iac. No clipped fS'se FOOLh ~
T., o1sf- winIor supernne. $5g$5 70. winter extIas
q % - 40 Pennsylvania roller. clear - 90 y 90
- srrairnt So seS so. Western winte. clear - ~
as IS ssera winter straight s. so So &salefn
sSfsnt S4GS4 IS: Kansas clear sacks - oSS % s
So ~ car So s5Gs4 spring straight. 81 t5ss -
patent 81 7Ogss IS. favore brands = 80 -
sas harry prir-s Ss E55s am aas L sigss- Lsssa
a nssEss soa,s-p tA I'd .s casE qsisi sssasy
Ses~York .u- creams .a,6y &c eaSes g "a :
go e ~ = - &c ss1s.sxsas soW s.A sra GNo' aiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Llverp0eI OCT 20. . m--coTross-spcs D. AR ss.
"a rcof m diaE aa4d nladltnz $50; Igw Mill
7Gt xoos crdi 5Gtt: Gre I'D ne sales %
- 49, w.. I Gales % Whfrn 50 sales fcs
soec,iisoa and expert and icirtt 62oo Bales A1s =
TN AL c.osss steady American ridc t,g go
ara oe-e-nner 5sTGt fsd Dsce-her ard JarraTy $50
s4aa- Iscuary ard Feorz4-y saz5 ta1. FsS--ay An4
No. Isl a3c. Na-ch ard Ap-t. s Sd - naSA
axaaS<st. ltay Ar4 ysss o "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

Sane ere b.

.-~--r---- -arsacttons u COTTON today we're O. q
$1,000 ze re business tc1-irE Cp acccrc
--.--- -e---ce E---v g the b.E hack1oar1 Uas
--.rrF var -re 6a-es. a. TIE slpf
H.--7e we're -r-u-ref L e0l
--F were -e-ortes hastily t-rrrcVisec pec-
er-.re---err great al-
a. C-fS sFF-IAIA-s-
s----1sry.ne grea- bvI spec-ston q a. -
eu-r q ne ma zee -li- 't-e
s~-~ II ~ as-a~cs 90 210s3 por-E or a. ecl-Fs
r-1-lr cover. trese interests aeirg Lil"- -
icrai ecrances = i-l.t-
- t.r-r-e prar-y much Ell Over tne cel-I1l
z---a-~ Lei tne closing a ne nlA,e
a. er---ssav and 1perinE IRIS 1o-l.ue = -,
- -- ~ 81 d as~ gain = - roinfs q sf'lt
Fs.- -~.--zra6 closing rrlle 2.
81 e-r--ser Tecer1heT sdlc 9: lo-s+c - - :.
-~~tr. January Or Dc Aaren az - e re
F-re rocss ionE c-rrfn MI nc -
r-l-- s-r--s ues Tremendous and. D6-e - -,
u..l.sf F-----s-e from bcs2 uort LItli -
rt.rs- f-eer % = rot1is o. D----.ii -.
.- 4. 1870 al d. more active POSITIONS l.e
u-s.--rre an fre strong en- eacl-1- ---a-
l..rg vac e--r-areC bV the heavy r1-elF. - s-~r-
vea--s- ta a16itIorsl f~os- ueVf ~ te-f ~
Irfar.i-s and TIE LEGAL blt ea-e
t.... rare---er Taul1rv. giving ri7e q ~
eersa-frral o. corners % sl--trsEh-
The market Gcco-diTg-1 mel 49, - - ,.s
Il ~Ff me later n -
r~.~- ~---.-ee sfout fe1fa0 points unoer ne
.Hs --r-tra -hc rgheet Iecenef So - - -
re~.a-. ! Warch 100 Say -.
90 later thar Safuaft -
49, -a-o~f. s1v saEs1n, WIN re e1os.o
rre--r r7ar-rr era by ereaff W,
l--ee -rces 3173+ points hlstt, s - - 49,
r-- 49, 49, - lS pCfrrs on oc-oi'-f arc q
ofTer months -Efinatef ~ 49,.
-r--Ir-r az leading points "ef- - -
spoI rsrsers were rns-e 80 = 90 bsles
Tie rur-s q: CONTRACT prices - inc 'o1-
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