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BOAT
SENT TO BOTTOM
Eighteen Lives Are Known to
Have Been Lost--Only
Six Rescued.
WHlRLWlND STRUCK BOAT
Boat Was Packet Which Piled the
Chowan River, 'virsinia-Sev-
eral Survivors Badly
Frozen.


which plies between Franklin, Va, and
Edenton, N. c., at $3.50 o'clock last
night, and sent her to the bottom of
the Chowan river, off Woodley's pier,
between Mt. Pleasant and divers
wharf
Eighteen people are known to have
been drowned, and others who We're res
cused are in a serious condition.
The whirlwind when it struck the
ends, and when she righted it was only
to sink on account Of the water she
had taken.
Majority Aboard Were Below.
A majority of the passengers and
crew were below at the time, and had
no opportunity to reach the pilot house
of the vessel. This point was the only
portion left above water, and in it
from the time of the accident until 6
o'clock in the morning Captain George
Withy and five others stood waist deep
In water.
At o'clock this morning the river
steamer Petit hove in sight and res
cued the almost frozen survivors.
The Olive was a steel single screw
steamer, owned by ]. A. Pretlow, of
Franklin, Va, and has been plying be-
tween North Carolina and Virginia for
several years.
tain W;tbV ~ tho Assnciata6 prass
rorresnondant hare last nipht there are
sayanfear 1-n,m@n ~ ba,sa haar ~,
hoard The sinI,in. ta.,,,ar .od ,;fa
boat loaded with Engineer G.. l.. Con-
way, Assistant Engineer j. p. Murphy,
Purser jim. Bell, one white and two
colored passengers, unknown, and two
Stao ,,,ar =, honas nf ,naatin ,,.sstI 1
,,t,as,a 1;rri,+. aa,,Ia ~ san,, i, a.
tar,na is ,,at ,,,,ta,ra f,ar,, eAie VS.
Tha aa,S
. JACOR T,Ass1TEp white Ricb srn,re
MRS. BENNF;TT and 12-year-old daugh,
ter Of Franklin, Va.
MRS: VAUGHAN, Franklin, Va.
FRANK HuNTER.
Ghq; ~ BGIIE: Mn s,,e
w; y NH, q; NV EDWAKpS; " a4Sl 8
ARRAEhM f96oPEP r1 3t1H.s' t
JOHN PRESCOTT.
ESTHER WILLIAMS.
: JOHN COOPER. all colored members OF
the crew
,tbers bsin,, "IiiLn, nni:, Golorea preacler' ehe
csn+s;,, W;+Lu,s e+,+a,+
canfein Wi+by rs.obaG Nnrrnii, ,,st
evening
To the Aseoc;a+ad press oorresno,d-
ant he mode the fojIouirg statanoant.
"At o o,clocls last rier6t we nassad
Hotties wharf and heaaed For E5entor
bav The weather hecan1a en- heavy
that r would not risk tha Oman water
qnd MT the boat about to return m the
river for safety, II was INST about ,
,cloclx when evervthing became inlxv
hlack, and a terrihIe roaring broke ont
of the night. was alone in the nilot
house, and most of those below had
turned in. In a second something struck
the boat or. her port beam and turned
her over on her starboard side
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-20
STRICKEN WITH LockJAW.
Louis Lukason Stepped on Rusty Nail
and NeuIected Mound

Aberdeen, S. D., Feb. 18.-Louis
Lukason of this city is seriously Ill
with iockjaw, as the result of having
one foot penetrated by a rusty nail. He
paid little attention to the wound until
about ten days after the accident hap
pened. He was at Pierre, taking down
the gas plant for removal to this city
where it will be added to the works
the Aberdeen Gas company, when he
stepped on the nail After he began
to be troubled with the wound he came
home to Aberdeen before consulting q
phySician
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-20
Veteran Preacher Dead.

Chicago, Feb. 17.-Rev. Charles
Truesdale, thirty years superintendent
Of the Chicago Relief and Aid society,
died suddenly last night Of heart dis
ease. Mr.. Truesdell had been a mem
ber of Rock River Conference Method
list church for a half century.
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sILvERDoLLAR is FREE.
Al Turner Died From Congestion of tn,
Lunus and Not From Bullet Wound.

Deadwood, S. D., Feb. 17.-Word ha,
been received here that the Silverdollal
brothers who were held at Alliance, Neb
for shooting Al Turner, have been re.
leased. William Silverdollar shot Turner
while arresting him. and, it was claimed
wantonly. The bullet lodged in Turner;
neck, and the wound was critical
The coroner's jury, however, exoneratet
fSilverdollar. finding that death was dut
ito congestion Of the lungs. and not to tn,
bullet wound.
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IT'S A HOT PLACE.
Fire Started in Gallery Of the House at
Washington Near the Democratic
Cloak Room,

Washington, Feb. 19.-Some excite
ment was caused in the house of repre-
sentatives today just before convening
by the discovery of fire in the east re-
serve gallery. The flooring had caught
from defective flue in the democratic
cloak room, and several feet OF mould
ing were burned. The blaze was ex-
tinguished and nc Inconvenience suf-
fered.
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DAKOTA TOWNS WIN OUT
Yankton and Pierre Have $4,000 Each
in Sight for Federal Buildings
Bill Reported in House,

washington, Feb. 1s.-The public
building bill, reported in the house,
carries $4,000 each for buildings at
Yankton and Pierre, s. D.
The house Indian appropriation bill
which passed the senate last evening
carries items for the retention Of the
Indian agents at the Yankton, Sisseton,
Crow and Lower Brule agencies. The
Indian office has tried hard to abolish
these agencies, but the strong efforts to
retain them have succeeded
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TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Pierre, S. D., Feb. 1S.-The local OPP
ton bill was the center of interest in
the senate yesterday. The motion to
adopt the minority report, opposing the
BILL carried by vote of % to 20. A
motion to adopt the majority report
failed to carry, 81 to 20. A motion to
place the bill on the calendar for final
passage today carried
The senate was closely and hotly di-
vided on the bill, which would make it
possible to stop the liquor traffic in
communities where the majority were
opposed to the sale, and brought out
some heated arguments.
The Perkins bill, providing for the
recognition of the battleship South
Dakota was passed, also McDougalrs
bill appropriatiDg $4,000 for the main
tenance of the national guard for two
years, and Branson's bill appropriating
$400 for an expense fund of the public
examiner
The house committee on state affairs
report faYoring twine plant at the
state penitentiary failed of adoption,
and was sent to the appropriation COM
mittee, where it will remain indefinite
ly.
The anti-compact insurance bill was
reported unfavorably, and the house
will disregard the report and place it
on the calendar Wednesday for passage
The house passed bills making notes Of
mutual insurance companies non
negotiable; appropriating $4,000 for the
deficiency at the reform school; appro-
priting 81. 800 for court expenses in un-
organized counties and fixing the sal
ary of state veterinarians at $1,000.
One important bill was introduced
aiming to place the Office of school and
public lands commissioner on fee
system that will make the office self
supporting by increasing the fees for
all classes of the business transacted
in the office. The measure is popular.
Advanced to Second Reading.
Pierre, Feb. '16.-When the valued
policy bill reached the senate Friday
evening it was given it's first reading
in the usual course, when Seney moved
that it be advanced to second reading
at once. The motion was resisted and
was carried on roll call. 20 to 49, as
follows: Ayes-Boeher, Boylan, Cahill,
Carlin, Close, Coo;ey, Dillon, Few, Jen-
kins johnson of Douglas Johnson of
Hamlin, koespel, McCaughey, Newby,
Seney, Stodda.d, Stoller, Thompson,
Ulmer; Nays-Abel, Boylan, Branson,
Burke, Lacraft. Lane, McDougal, Mont
gomery, Nell, Northrup, Payne, Per-
kins. Porter, Rowley, Royhl, Schrader,
Trygstad, Williamson; absent-Ben-
nett, Lawson, Moody. Robertson, Ru-
dolph. Saltmarsha, Wilcox.
This was taken as test of strength.
Twenty-three votes are required to
carry bill OF those absent Moody
is the special champion of the bill and
the position of others is not. defined.
Brown of Sanborn, who yesterday
moved the freeholder amendment to the
local option bill, says his action was
intended to place both the local option
and saloon license petitions upon prop
erty qualifications.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

=, per cent ruling price: per cent; I IHts
quoted At @ nn. psr d cea, te5 psr
cent for four months. s., per cent for nve
and six months, ,5m5l; per cent for seven
ds g Months
and bills receivable; other names, s'a@7
per cent.
Sterling exchange market to-day was was
declined 30 points. owing to the advance IN
the Bank Of England rae Of discount. De
mand sterling was duu during the morning.
from ,remi,ters for Saturdays mail. Cont
mental exchange was strong With sood we're ere
quoted at Ms4 for long bill. and N,s7 for
.hos' Actual sS, 5 ases ons es and
were quoted at 5lahaSls+ Tor long ana
5le,iI5len for short reichssm asi were 1s
quo, at oSaS ,ls for long S and ss "a az s
20 = for long and 4oHG4o 5-ls for short
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
i5c discount and par. Charleston Buying.
B1uynsss sSs dsao SS D sena 7se
s graph s,Se premium, s, kouisHios; RJe.
Bet%een banEs ,ss dPsc c. over ooaner
81 discount; banks. 81 premium. Pittsburg.
SOC. premium. SV. ~ ~
MUM: buying. <Oc. discount Minneapolis
Par. Montreal Sight. l5Ic. DISCOUNT: tele-
graph. 4sTc. premium Louisville-Par
Money in London. l1ld, per cent Rate
OF discount in the open market for short and
three months bills. shm3,l per cent. Con
soils for money closed at 80 1919; and Tor the
account. ESQ i5-Ie. Amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance
to-day, ss25. 900 The Bank, Of England
minimum rate OF discount advanced per
cent. The proportion Of its reserves to liza,
week and SO for the corresponding week OF
last year. The weekly statement OF ne
bank shows the following changes from the
previous accounts: The total reserves ne-
creased Gas, 900, circulation increased Elzs.-
600. bullion decreased Ee00.313. other Sc
curties increased fl5e,000. other depos1ts
decreased fi.4l5,OOO. public deposits DE;
creased e. 1856, 900, note reserves decreased
f7to,OOO. Government securities decreased
{ ? DOS. 600. Paris advices quote per cents.
81 francs ST, centimes. Exchange on Lon
don, IS francs 10 centimes. Inc Pri'ste
rate of discount is -. per cent, Berlin az
vices quote exchange on London 20 marks
Az, pfennigs. The private rate OF discount
is 3H per cent.
New York Clearing House statement:
changes. 1884, $780, balances. ss.52o.s1o:
Sub Treasury debit balance, $E9.392
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York, sac Bar silver in London closed at
"a, "a Mexican silver dollars we're quoted
at 46c.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Throughout the entire session to-day the
market Tor outside securities presented the
same stagnation and lifelessness that have
, en-, n it for some little time. The
smallest for full day in some time. Even
the so-called active manipulated issues
Jailed to stimulate any animation. and the
and :. per cent apart. Practically the only
Important fuctuation was that which took
place in Consolidated Refrigerating near the
Northern Securities was practically neg
lected. and what little trading took place
was within narrow limits. American Can
shares. AT about last nights final. Inter-
national Mercantile Marine was of about Y
while Standard Oil on a small transaction
generally steady, but quiet. Mexican Central
active
"a fol owa. " ~' WV
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LAKE SUPERIOR mann NETS.
Votes 70 Return the Cash subscribed FOR
BOnds-New Plan waits.

rhs directors Of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company held "a meeting III this
city yesterday at the office II j. j her
wind IL was decided that the bond Issue
plSn should not be put through aud that tho
money for the siDOO,OOO subscribed
should be- returned No further action
will bs taken by the directors Unlll the
new plan for the rehabilitation ~ the CON
pany, now IN charge ~ the Euutab" Tul,t
Company, 10 definitely determined upon
President Alvin v kr"ch ~ the EuuilnDlr
Trust Company said yesterday that tho
plan was still In sb"yance paudiny an eI.
aainAtioD Of the compsny's aTsus
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Live Stock NIarkr.

THURSDAY sept D,
Receipts Of berVcs were 3, head. : few ruF'
rrs SOFA ~ 1895 per 100 lbs. about a raf - .fy
cows at 81 2bfts2bO Dressed beet stCAdy NV
dressed naive sizes, geueral sa'o., Gqd'.e'
per H. able, last received Guo',d N'r.aa
steer, at III 1Ils.c drrS,rd weight rful.'a'
beef al 90 iaIiar rrr ID. 50 'Np.u rpur.
for 10 day o. tO morrow
Receipts 81 calves. all for 'ur rHrac were ~
head 1872 head on sale all tot. IN rrTsoi 'f''l
slow but Steady, about l5O hcra .u., - Nrs
sold at s5dE 80 per 10 Ibs rI,a at S. tN. .r's''4
NralS ST. i2l2c. per ID.
Receipt, Oi sheep and Iamb.. u.la.'Gr 'ings
rar direct 10 slaughter, wrrr .8t head. ls1 ra'
on sale all told Sheep rpl"d uU1 ior top sml''
steady fpr Otncr,. general NrIr, ~ lambs v 90 y
an advance ~ about To- per i" d. In' A.,
were not unit" cleared. sheep 5. a - "Ff >
per 100 lbs. lambs ~ s. GuuS 50 'rIt. on s. ;. '
Canada a nbS NJ $50 GtNs Oh ...I ~ "'
5i3M p3r pr ~ Grr ,,rd l4L.as H.Er
Receipts Of HO.s were - b'H. atr' pr.
on sale alive In. WNv,' f.i,o .Iu
hogs sold ~ " i6@E 80 p.r lnn 'Nr t"r U'H "
llRht NgIgl
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

New York, August Fl, 1908.
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES IN NEW YORK:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a special
meeting of the shareholders OF Ths Western Ma.
tIonal Bank OF the United States In New York will
be held at It's offices, NO Is Nassau Street In tho
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on
for the purpose OF voting on the following propo.
stions:
the provisions OF Sections b22O and 1921 o., tho
United States Revised Statutes, such liquidation
to authorize and approve the sale Of all the assets
OF this Bank at the book value thereof as shown
by the Banks statement OF its assets and liza bill
ties OF the date OF such sale. and In further con
siderstion Of the assumption by the National Bank
Of Commerce In New York OF all the liabilities Of
transact sqch other business As may properly
come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES l.. ROBINSON. Cashier
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COMMERCIAL.
Sharp Break in Cotton--GOvernment Re-
port better Than Expected-Heavy
LiquidatiOn--StOp Orders Caught
Wheat Advances, Then Reacts-Ca'
bles Disappointing and Oats
Firmer-(Onee Easier-PrOvisiOns Up.

THURSDAY, Sept. 3.--GRAIN. -Wheat--Spot
was easier. Sales. 10000 bush. No ? red.
70. under September; No. Northern
Dulth. nc. over December; No. / Northern
New York. 7l,c over. Northwestern re-
CENTS Nc,s ias cars, against 2ai last week
and 2C6 last year: Chicago. lis cars against 81
las, wee and 2I5H year ago. Futures closed
l.c.tn &C lower. Sales. 100000 bush. Prices
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New York, Aug. 20, 1908.
quarterly dividend Of one AND THREE
stock OF this Company will be paid At the once Of
the Company. Fl Cortlandt Street in this city
on and after Tuesday, September Is. 1903 The
transfer books will be closed from the close OF bust
meas to day until the morning of Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 10. 1908.
BY order OF the Board of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
A. meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the
American Can Company. held September nrst.
1903 a dividend OF two and one half per cent was
declared upon the preferred stock payable on Sep
TENDER 8th to stockholders Of record at the close
OF business, September is.
The Transfer Books will be closed as 10 the Pre-
ferred stock from September 10th TO September
Soeh, both days inclusive.
Checks vii! be mailed.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY,
r. II. ISMON,
Secretary,
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u. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Bldg, New
YORK, sept /, 1908 sealed proposals for dredg
until ~ NJ Oct. /. 1903. and then publicly opened
Information on application AMOS SrICKNEY
Col FnHTk
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
STOCK EXCHANGE LISTIyGA

The Stock List Committee OF the New York StocL
Exchange has listed he following securities:
Weslinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Com
Ing the total amount listed 81. O2s 500.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WARRINGTON. Sept 8 The cash statement NJ
the receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury
shows
This d1y. This month. Fiscal pc1r
hecelptS 80. 81 'oWoD A.UE ll3 &I03 29l. 287
expenditures ioooV" f.SDuOO IO3 S02. 1888
surplus '''' Eo,o!s A37li3 def. SSH. 36a
The receipts from customs 10 day were 1884 Ky
from Internal revenue, $500. i84; MISCELLANEOUS
NOi0s. National bank notes received for Irdemp,
ton sSls. $40
The cash statement ~ the United States Treasury
for Gent, 4 shows
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,oncc was d'lll and moderately lower on realizing
sales. Disappointing cables. falling of In the
demand and foreign selling
MFrALs-Tin in London advanced SIS. for spot
and Is. Cd. for futures. closing at fl24 for spot
and Ely Is. I'd. for futures. Copper there was
unchanged at esq IS. for spot and EST los for
futures Here the market was quiet and feature.
less. The following the quot atoms Of tho
Metal Exchange Copper. Lake, spot. 1850
13s17c.: eectrolytr. spot. 1921 GS 75c. casting
spot. 1871 10 Soc Tin. 27s5@27 SOC; lead 4.sOc
speter. &c: Iron, Northern. No. X. $l750@Sls
No, \. sl6.5oasl7; No. plain. tlsasl65O South
en- No. foundry. sl6.5O@Sl875 No. 1 soft Sic 30
sis7S: pig Iron warrants. nominal steel rails al
NAVAL STORES. Spirits of turpentlne Ss@ss,4c.
PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was quiet: prime Western,
Pork was firm at $i425a$i526 for mess. Taliow.
ex,ra, sos rsss sais3e STATE d.re lsS,
nrsts. l7@lsc. Cheese-State. T. c.. small color.d,
fancy. lO'2c.: white l0l,c. large, colored lol,
white. l0c Eggs-Ncarby. fresh gathered extras
23c.: Western. 22c. Chicago. Sept. S.--"The NAV
kct was better all around. There was an Improved
demand for cash ribs and there was buying 81
October ribs for a strong local packer This buy
ing was on fairly liberal scale and It materially
affected values and the general trade sentiment.
The market for hogs at the yards was strong
Western packing points cut UP ZOO hogs last
week. as compared with ,75ooo the corresponding
week last year"
SuaAR--Raw was Arm at 3,sc. bid for IA test and
3Ac. bid for 50 test. Refined was In good demand
and hrm at SGS.l5c for graduated
CHICAGO. Sept. 3,--rheSc were tO-days prices
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1t was day Of heavy liquidation In cotton for
both prominent and unknown OPERATORS on the
long Side, and the catching OF stop orders
arccleTatcu the decline. which sever bringlU
the martrt at times 10 almost panic conditions
II all arose nom the fact that the Government
m1rt.Iy report was much better than expected
Ei.lnr ihr condition ~ 81, 81 against ~ a month
ago Hnd ~ a Fraf ago.
Brow inter sis we're supposed to br selling
but perhaps thr largest sellers were %Cv orleans
aud Wan Street "ilr Liverpool au b West also
sold fire. b. SOM ~ thG recent h,rNy buyers
are said 20 bHyu done nothing ~ all. that Vs. tGry
neither sold nor bought Bears contend that II
Is simply thr beginning Of ths end mat the re-
crpfs ato beginning 10 Increase ANA that there IL
SUI . possibility Of v,Ty laTgr crop biz raised.
~ these tno very tavqT,blr cnararrT 81 thr pub.
liz ami private reports from most sections ~ late.
ON the Other Dand bulls maintain that the dclrlne
was unNAIfantrd By bn} iblng IN the GoVrTun.,n nj
IrpOU, which Ia any rasr ought 10 have been rDIu
pared WITH, thrJ contend, that ~ August last
gear, o. tur sras1l ~ WoulU late HUTsOlrf
thry pOrl ont mat tlr f'rrlpts are NrT} IlLht aud
mat mr. gupl CruhIt 80 sypi cotton N lhs
p. NtiUug pJ.r. However uIsfr w., d yrlrtaI
rirup.UHl 10 81 sII No prrr va ur,f,tIai.N
lH'cd me GArNpn IS 'ha' o'r't ~" hIT"
ia holiday III Is' "a tho opp Islgy Interests
~ the cotton IIUEangr AdiUprI' from FridAy
niRW ~ Glrsi "a, mpn1iDg
'ovytE Ho 90 the spot sS DarlSassJ ~
sIsc oI No T. SALES. 400 LSSs No s0s ssd
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Wheat advanced a fraction early In the dag ow-
Ing to private reports OF further rains In the North
west. light receipts and offerings, hrmer North
western markets. covering OF shorts, some I'M
favorable foreign crop reports and more or less
foreign buying; But the weather map showed
fair conditions over the spring wheat belt the
"a hes were disappointing and later on prices gave
way owing to liquidation. more or less short sell
lps,encd demand, while the Northwestern markets
weakened later and the cash trade was dull
On he WHOLE the trading was quiet and wholly pro.
rssiora win no striking features. Chicago received
primary receipts were OOO bush. against ISL 900
a year ago. Paris declined is to 20 centimes and
budapest 1 kr while Berlin and Liverpool were
unchanged and London advanced only I'D to sd
Corn moved within narrow limits. but In the main
was nrmrr on Gnseasonably low temperatures
Prize Currrrt says the crop has maintained Its con
diton but Is slow IN maturing. The cables wee
I'D lower to I'D higher Chicago received 371 cas-
OF which 80 were Of contract grade The primary
ago There was pretty good demand for oats al
thr West, ond they we're nrmer Crop reports are
not satisfactory. Chicago received ~ cars OF
which were Of contract grade.
FLOUR, Quiet and Sircdy Sales, II 900 bills
Receipts were 7,22O bbs and ,s.l7a sacks exports
1880 ibis and g. 100 sacks. Winter In bbls Super
nne 81. sOds?S5: No. : extra. $280@ss; clears.
So 4O4os3 S. straights t3G5GS3.s0. patents. $500
81 Is Spring In bbls Clears. $3Gjas3 rs. straight
SiGSl 3j patents. St0G5i9o Rye flour. IS 10
s. 50.
COTTON spot cotton here declined 25 points
Sales 900 bales for export ard 525 for spinning
MIddlng uplands, i2.j0' against al.c last year;
New orleans and Gulf, u 7Jc. against h'sc. South
err spot markets were quiet Liverpool advanced
points the spot with sales OF 600 bales futures
advanced TO points. but reacted and declined
Bto7. Manchester was very hrm. The movement
to day was as follows;
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Tho City Of Tim. Ohio. will receive bids until
October 10, 1903, for . twenty t20) year water
For particulars address JOHN z. DIEMER. City
~N0''''' MARK l.. LESTER. Mayor.
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Oats were lrmcr. Sales 10 OO0 bush. No. white.
I2@iSs.c No 3whitc. il'4 p@tl2, Rye was steady.
No. Western. 55'.c..c. !. t., Buffalo. Car lots.
Ierse, and State So. 10 SIC, G. J. r. Buffalo. Corn
was QUIET. sales. 10000 bush. No. mixed IN
elevator, ic over September. No. white. eoc; NO
yellow o.. Futures closed &c. to &c. higher.
sales. IS go bush Prices as follows:
Open HIGH Low- Clos Las.
ING ea. est. ing. Night.
September.... .hhsA ~ Sss 6srs Ssss
pcccmber.... 1874 1874 osst 5esS ooss3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-04

lat Sc cost and freight: 1000 Rio No. At $500 :
500 Maracaibo. Futures declined to 10 points.
Have declined ~ and Hamburg 4 to 4 pr
American warehouse deliveries. l0,746 bags Rio
declined so res: receipts. ls 900 bags; stock 7as o
exchange. -32d. lower at II lid. Santos WAS
unchanged; receipts. 55,oOO bags: stock. lI79.cN,
Prices follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-04

This shows the grain movement:
New York: Wheat Corn, oats. Rye. Barley.
Receipts ..... 1925 $3.50 i4i 900 80. ......
tx sports .'...'' 900 io'''o i'o'o 800 <:''''
Chicago. 49, 49,. -. =. .o.
Shiprlentsn.... 5000 Al,oO $4,000 SUI
Buffalo.
Receipts ........ .... 10000 5000 ......
Shipnicnts =. 1903 900 $4,000 1874 900 So. ......