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BOOKS RECEIVED
AT STATE LIBRARY

TIA following books have been received
tn tie State Library up to November lyth.
The functions and Uses OF Food
Omitted States Department OF Agrlcul-
ture).
Game laws Tor 1903
HorsashoeinE. by John Adams. A. B., v.
~. D.
German Meat Regulations.
Experiment Station Record, October,
1905.
The Army Horse In Accident and Dla-
ease
Catalogue Of United States Public Doeu'
ments for September 1905.
Ft1ty-first Annual Report Of the Trus-
tees OF the Public Library OF the Guy OF
Boston. l9o2.lso5,
Report OF the Ninth Annual Meeting OF
the Lake Mohonk Conference on Inter:
national Arbitration.
Report on Geological Reconnaissance
OF the Iron Region Of Ansat. Bulacan.
Address OF Albert ]. Baveridge at the
Dedication OF Indiana's Monuments On
the BATTLEFIELD Of Shiloh. Tennessee, April
8. 1904
Annual Report Of the Board OF Regents
OF Smithsonian Institution for the year
ending juno 30. 1902
The Official Gazette OF the United States
Patent Office. October q. 1903
The Official Gazette Of the United States
Patent once Issued Tuesday. November 8.
1saa.
List Of Bulletins and Circulars Issued
by the United States Department o. Az
.Iculture, corrected to SepteIn Der Is. 1909.
Regulation for tho Inspection and Safe
Transport of Animals From the United
States to Foreign Countries,
The Animal Industry OF Argentina.
public Health and Marine Hospital Ser.
Vice II the United States
Spotted Fever Click Fever) OF the ROCKY
Mountains.
Subject Catalogue Of the Library OF
the Depa rtment OF Justice.
Reclamation OF Salt Marsh Lands.
Department OF Agriculture List OF Pub
lieatIons Of the Office OF Experiment Sta
tions on Irrigation.
List OF Good Books on Ma ure2 Study,
School. Gardening and Elementary Az
rfcuture for Common Schools.
Tolmar and aiunson-Olive OIL and Its
Substitutes.
summers-Htstory OF Southwest vir-
ElnIa, l74s-l7ss, Washington county. III.
1879.
Minutes OF the seventy-fourth semi.An.
nual Session OF Abingdon Preabytery hold
In the Riverview Church, September
Both to October 3, 1908.
Royal Historical society-1nformat'on
Respecting the Society Charter OF lncor.
poration. Bylaws. Lists OF Fellows and
Libraries and List OF Publications. Cor
rected to s1st OF July, 1903.
carpenter-,John Greenleaf Whittier.
The Copyright Law OF the United States
OF America, In force January, 1903.
Copyright In England.
Instructions for Registration for Copy
right Protection Within the British Do
mInions
Annual Report Of the Commisshner-
General OF Immigration for the year end
ing June 30. 1908.
The Writings Of James Madison, edited
by Gaillard Hunt, VOLT
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BAD HABITS
Improper Food Often Leads to Tobacco
and Drink,

and Drink
Improper food creates abnormal estes.
and there are many cases on the 1nedlca!
records where the liquor habit and to-
bacco habit have been caused by wrong
food. and have easily been cured by the
u&a Of the scientific food Grape-Nuts.
which so thoroughly nourishes and re'
u!lds the neryes that they stop the cry
for stlmulants.
"A business man says: For. thirty years
! smoked an average OF ten or fifteen
cigars day, and then my nervous sys-
my mind that 1t was all UP with me, for
had tried many times to break Oft
from the tobacco. but 1t always failed,
t1ast May was so run down only
weighed III pounds, and realized that
! must stop smoking, and stuck to It
for about ten days. but was SO nervous
na out Of !. sorts g. my y family told me
impossible to live with mo- It was Just
about this time my wife brought pack
age OF Grape,Euts on the table one N >rn-
Ing. and as J could eat nothing else, she
induced me to try a little Of that, So
took teaspoonfnl OF It, and, strange to
say, 1t tasted good, and by the time, ]
had It down ] knew It had gone to the
was the first food J had relished tor
weeks.
$50 7 kept UP the use Of Gfape-Nuts.
ana as my appetite came back added
other foods, and an, now back to my
old weight Of lsS pounds. never felt better
p ny NE ana srae esay ~ y ,os nay yh seem to
bAsco, and I thoroughly believe that only
the cottage and atnb tlon got out Of the
topd Gyape-Nuts has. given me the
strength to duff smoking. II every one
knew the power Of this wonderful food
you would not be able 70 build q factory
big enough TO supply y" Name s'vep
bY, Postum Co.. Battle Greek, 41ch'
There's o reason,
Look In each package for . copy OF
the famous little book, THE Road to
MELVILLE"
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EW light on one OF the stand
2 Ing puzzles Of astronomy. the
rotation OF the planet Venus.
has just been supplied by a
series OF observations made at

l-e.Cllal LoWeu's observatory IN AFlzoHa'
The question whether Venue. which -
a globe OF very nearly the same size as
the earth. rotates on It's axis in period
Of about twenty-four hours. or In period
as long as that Of its revolution round
the SUM- is OF the tlrst Importance In Its
bearing on the lie conditions OF that
beautiful planet Il Its rotation period Is
short. like the earth's. then Venus enjoys
DAYS and nights Of moderate length fol'
lowing one another In regular succession.
But il its rotation period Is equal IN
length to Its year. which must be the case
provided that 1t turns on Its axis at the
same angular rae with that OF Its rev.
olution about the sun, then 1t can have
no days and nights at all, In our sense
OF those words. for one OF Its sides must
always face the sun, while the opposite
side never faces It,
From this condition Of affairs It would
result that Venus. instead OF days and
nights succeeding one another, has SIM
ply a day hemisphere and night hem
ixphere, which never changes places, The
day side would naturally be- very hot
and the night side very cold. unless some
adaptation OF natural conditions not In
cluded In our experience on the earth
exists there to mitigate these uhtoWara
circumstances.
The celebrated italian astronomer,
Sohiaparelli, was the first to assert that
the rotation Of Venus Is 50 slow that IT'S
day and its year are Identical In length
Then Mr., Lowell built his conservatory IN
Arizona tor the special purpose Of study
ing the planets, and ne arrived at the
same CONCLUSION with schlapaerelll
But many astronomers have. up to the
present, remained skeptlcal concerning the
accuracy Of so extraordinary statement,
and a few years ago q new method was
applied to solve the mystery. This was
the speotroscopic method, which rests
upon the principle that when source Of
light is approaching. Its spectral lines arc
shifted toward the blue end OF the spec'
trun,, and when 1t Is receding they are
shifted toward the red end. Now, as
venus turns on it's axis, one OF Its edges
must be moving toward an observer on
the earth while the other edse is moving
away from hina, and by proper manager
ment Of the spectroscope the double shift
ing Of the spectral lines caused by the
simultaneous molten toward and away
from the observer can be CLEARLY shown,
Not only that, but thu yapidity Of the ro-
tation can also be estimated from tbs
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VIOLA ALLEN PROVED
ENTIRELY DELIGHTFUL

A most elaborate production Of
Twelfth Night was Witnessed at the
Academy yesterday. whsn Viola Allen
appeared as Viola In Shakespeare's do
lghtful comedy.
The Viola of Miss Allen possessed that
subtle charm which pervades the char
acter and makes It one OF the most dis
tinctiva Of Shakespeare's creations.
There was the delicate touch of the
woman In her every action. and 1t Is
In this quality that the character most
appeals to one, Tha supporting company
is excellent
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"Truly the South has produced no eoi'
ored man his equal in breadth OF intel.
lect. earne.tness OF effort, modes'y Of
manners and holiness OF character"
Booker Washing son's father WAS Waite
man-so be says in his interesting b9oS
"Up From Slavery" Price was Of pure
African blood, without mixture with any
other race. Price was ineomparaoly ING
most eloquent negro the South has Pre-
sd.-Ralelgh Sews-ObseFyer,
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Sell Virginia Plantations.

Mr.. II. B. Smith. Jr.. an experienced
real estate man. IS now associated with
the A. ]. Chewing Company. well-
known real estate agents. and VIII
manage their country department The
firm Will deal in Virginia plantations.
farms. Southern coal and timber tracts.
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A Wondrous World Indeed.
By GARRETT B. SERYISS.

amount of shift that tho limos exhibit.
This principe. when applied to Venus.
seemed at first to show that she turned
moro rapidly than the conclusion reached
by Schiaparelli. and Lowell indicated.
During the past summer, however. Mr..
Lowell. with greatly improved instru-
ments. has renewed the spectroscopic OBJ
servations of Venus, and his latest results
show that the rotation is very. slow.
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Confer knights Rank,

Tomorrow pIght Past Chancellor =.
T. Cunningham. OF Newport News, WIZ
Isodge. No S, Knights OF Pythias The
FSnishts Rank will be conferred on the
occasion and doubtless the Past Grand
Chancellor will take part
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RIO, H. TALLEY.
faraa In BaQkruulcy.

tne of the Belgian papers as to whether
widowerhood or widoWhood tends to sui
cttase, The result OF statistics on the
leads to mental disorders and suicide, es-
peclAlly among women, who, Obliged to
provide tor themselves, fall into mona-
tary difficulties.
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A YOUNG PETERsBURGER
GASHES HIS THROAT

Earle Deape. young man about twen-
ty-thres years, who sal dhe came over
wurk at tie Locomotive Works, cut his
throat about 1880 this morning In . house
on Locust Alley.
pr. sytle, Ylnac came Il charge Of the l2s
ambulance. founa that the eu tGo,, W9i he
woVnded man to the City Hospital,
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Flower of the Family.

This popular little Ilay whie sS hf =. been
sentad At the g. q, a, Hall next FRI
day hight. The entertainment is given by
the Lee Cook 2 for the benefit Ct the
building fui;d Of Immanpe! Baptist
. large attendance.
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Failed Of Quorum.

The Clay Ward Actives were to have
held a regular monthly meeting last
niKht but only a few mem bers, not a
Eui1lcient number to make quorum. were
present Therefore no meeting was held.
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surely, becoming extinct, There are nov
1900 foreign walters In that city. tha
greatest number OF whom come from
Germany, Italy. Austria. France and RUS
sia supply the rest.
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cardinal Richard. Archbishop Of
Paris. has been summoned to Rome, i
is Supposed for the purpose. af ending
Between the French Government and the
religious Interests OF France. which Is
becoming more and more accentuated.
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,rhe ANinstop-salem Sentinel says:

Il Is not at'alI Rard Il understand why
MI. j. PIerpont Morgan should want to
have nothing further to do with indus,
trial stocks; The experience he has had
I'm nor happy for the whole country,
II his ambition to shine as trust pro.
moter had persisted a-bornins II wou|a
have been batter all around
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,rha Wllmineton Star ramarks.

The Wilmington Star remarks,
some of the Republican leaders In
North Caroline profess to have hope Of
next year; Well the faithful. will have
To do something to keep lined UP when
the feed trough. Is uncovered.
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A surgeon named Won Manteuffel, at
Dorpat, In the government OF Liyonla.
Russia, recently. removed bullet from
hrse days sitsr ah hs as The
bullet had trayersed her heart. but had
not penetrated its larger. cavity.
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Foreign Walters in London,
According to The latest statisties the
English water In London is slowly. p0s
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Two Coat Specials.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
IN THE DlsTKlcT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
In the Matter Of No. 4ss.
JNU. II. WOOD, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF JNo. Fl. WOOD, Of
richmond, in the county of Henrico.
ana district OF aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the goth
day Of Oct, A.. ?. 1903; the said JNo. II!
cupt; and that the first meeting OF his
creditors wiz! be held IN my office, Room 3fn
on the 18th DAY OF NOV. "A. .. 1903. Mt
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other busl.-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
RIO, H. TALLEY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
November 5. 1913.
No assets returned in the schedules Of
Lankrupt's petition
T.. Nj. Roscher Attorney for Bankrupt.
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A Few Foreign Facts.

Miss Edgar. an Irish lady, is COVER
ness to the young Archduehess OF Rus
sla. and when her charge has grown UP
She will enjoy handsome pension and
high social rank,
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Oh
=, rz,r ,,,s GRE 61; 38SSpr an rHB
4 UNIFIED !! NJ STATES FOR THE EAST.
FRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
u s6 is n4'i IAs 81 IN
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy,
TO the creditors of JOSEPH I4ASlTTER,
o. Richmond, in tlE county OF Henrlcos
and district OF aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the Sth
day or Sept. A. u. 1873. the said JOSEPH
LASIITER was duly adtudicated @
bankrupt; and that the first meeting OF his
creditors will be held in my office. Room
No. 10, Postofice Building, Riclmond, Var
on Inc i6.n DAY Ut NV, -, =,
1908. at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, At which
time the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact sucn r'nes
business as may properly come before salo
RO. II, TALLEY,
Referee In Bankruptcy
November 4, 1913,
No assets returned in hankru?t's sehea'
lues.
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The Raleigh Post says.
Tnere Is reason to believe that between
now and next fall the Republicans will
supply the Democrats with all the Is
sues they arc looking for without the
necessity Of reviving any back numbers,
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Or. Humphries' Seventy. seven" helps
All kinds OF Colds. Grip. Coughs, catarrh.
dnfluensa, Palms and Soreness in Chest,
eoarseness and Sore Throat ''7T' breaks
ND Colds that ''hans on"
HELPS TO "sEvDNTY-sEvEN."
No. 3 for Infants Diseases.
No. 8 for Neuralgia,
NO. 10 for Dyspepsia.
:. No. IA for Eczema.
No. Is FOR rheumatism.
No. i6 for Malaria.
No. 81 for Tho Kidneys.
No. 30 for The Bladder.
N small bottles OF pleasant pellets
Nat 1T the vest pocket, At Druggists.
% cents.
D Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Med. CO.. COZ. william and 1ehn
Utroets, New York
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North Carolina Sentiment.

Tn RhlelSh NeWs.ObserVer says;
Senator Ti!lman "a vulgar and imperll.
nent wild ass" In North Carolina We
call ON plain Jackasses,
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About a square mile OF France has been
worn away by the English Channel In
ras bee nnoted a gradual subsldence Of
sic land which has been in progress
since 7Os at which tims the Channel Is-
lands were joined to tho coast BY an
lsthHps.
An interesting discussion Is going on In
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q "a. 81 -. ~ -sa. L "a.
Bear, til. The Kind YOU HAYS Aways Bought
Signature =, Lz1zZzz1em
PLEASE NOTICE.

MAN ABOUT TOWN CIGARS: THAT'S
a fine smoke "-captaln shinberger,
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The . Gsssss aAfSnsG ss%ass JOY
Ter that there remain l6l1s7 white chill
oren In North Carolina who are not In
school shows that there Is Still work
ahead OF the educational campalgners
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OBJ
IN THE D1sT TRsei c GHUSiRT OF THE
uNTrED STATES FoR THE EAST.
FRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
7 9" SR Hs!ts5 q BRO. NJ
TO the creditors of F. l.. RRAUER s
BRO, of Richmond, In the county OF
Henrico. and district OF aforesaid, bank
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of Oct, A. D. 1905 the said F. y.
ShAuER s BRO. was duly. adjudlcateds
g bankrupt; and that the first meeting
ct his creditors will be held In my oftioA
Room No 10. Postotilce Building. Rich.
mond, Va, on the 9th DAY OF NOV.t4
b. 1905 at 10 O'clock In. thu forenoon. ~
which time the, said creditors may attend.
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly cone pcs
RO H. TALLEY.
Referee In Bankruptcy,
November II, 1908.
John B, Gayle. Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Silk Dress Skirts at half Price.

$3.50 Peau de Sole Skirts. nicely made and trimmed
1880 Peau de Sole Skirts nicely made and trimmed.
$246o Peau de Sole Skirts nicely made and trimmed,
I $3.50 and $35 Handsome Black Crepe de Chine and
Skirts beautifully made now.
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ASaIe of Silk.
Real Worth and Really Little Prices.
All Pure Silk Taffetas. rich, perfect blacks
19-inch Taffetas. the 75c. kind. b0c. yard
24-inch Taffetas. the $115 kind. $50. yard
ae.inch Taffetas, the s14s kind, 0sc. yard
Special prices .windham Silk made Wilanantic,
Conn.
Pure Dye windham Black ratfetas.
81. 81 .25. 81 a5. $3.50
Pure Dye wndham Peau de soie.. .s125 $3.50. s1.oo
Black Peau de Sole. heavy weight, all SILK rich. lus
trous blacks
ss-inch Black Peau de soe $3.50 kind. e1.Os
a6-inch Black Peau de soe s2oo. kind, s1.4S
21-inch Black Peau de Sole s1.25 kind. II 90
Velour soutfle. and Stylish wanted shading.
the $3.50 kind.
Panne vevets in conceivable shading. the $3.50
Rlhn. now OSc.
Striped Gun sTaffetas soft finish the Soc kind
now. .4Sc
45c. Striped Wash Silk, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25o.
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New Bells, Buckles, &c.

New Bells, Buckles, &c.
New Crushed Leather Belts. very
desirable. in both kid, and suede.
each ...............$3.89 to 94.9S
New Silk Belts. perfect fitting. new
shapes. rs to 80 CD
New Gilt Belts, very effective.
$4.05 to $40
Cut Steel Buckles. in new and styl-
ish shapes. to 1926
Cut Jet Belt Buckles. in new shapes.
$1,25 to $3.05
Gun Metal Belt Buckles, in new and
stylish designs, plain and with set
tings. ....st.25 to S1.0s
New Belt Pins. Of cut steel, jet gun
metal and gilt, plain and with set
tings... .........,..........OOc. 10 po.oo
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New vslIings.
New Chiffon vetlings in
plain and fancies. %0c., Coo.
eoc.. zoe. to $50.
New Smile. Complexion.
Tuxedo and Magpie yellings.
csc. to % q yard.
New Automobile Wells.
$500 to % each.
NsckMear.
New Wash Stocks In en-
tirely new shapes and de-
signs. always worth 6oc..
special csc. each.
New Collar and Cuff Sets.
900. to $3.o5.
New Feather Boas. in
white. white and black.
black. gray and pearl. $40
to $50.
New Ruehes. stoles and
Capes Of chiffon. muslin.
liberty and nets. S6.0S to
S27 go.
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A Few Hosiery Specials
That Will Make Quick s ales
Table Linens.

es-inch Silver Bleached Damask. an
excellent wearer; the usual &c kind;
yard 500.
Five-eighths Napkins to match. doz.
an .P1.25
Three-fourths Napkins to match,
dozen ......PN
2ox4o Hen1med All Linen Huck Tow
els: another lot Just In; the usual 50
kind: special. dozen................S@
2Ox4o Hemstitched All Linen Huck
Towels. extra sizes. quality and
weight; the usual $3.50 kind; special,
dozen Observation-Disclosures
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Mems Furnishings.

Mems Cotton Night Shirts, cut full
and wide. made nicely OF good quality
cotton. nicely trimmed; the usual 75c,
Mems Extra Quality Cotton Half
hose. Hermsdort dye; the usaul s5c.
kind SOC
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The SWEETEST Tailored Suits Wraps and Dresses
modesly Priced..-Thats the Verdict Of

IUC OW0HVSt ue'vs - -"
Modest
SHIFTS. SUITS. SUITS.
New Eton suite entirely straight front long
special Tor MONDAY "c nave o 70 Do
appreciated. n
-. : Fine Suits Of Chevot
At S245O Rescys. coh Fancy both Walking
AZ "a, m Fine styles Long Blouse
Al 9L/UU OF Broadcoh and English Nub Cloth
entirely value s32 so
special.
ar Handsome Exclusive Designs In
al a. CU
fashionable Of
Suits their
value $685. special so
Al = Z = "a Eton,
~ 4OCVU Broadcoh Zibelne,
90
Special in Walking Skirts.
Nicely Walking Skirts nine Of
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LACE CURTAINS a '. Ma:gf b;i.e.

Scotch Madras Curtains neat designs the $3.50 ones now
per pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains In and stylish patterns
the $3.50. pair
Imitation Arabian Curtains In handsome designs
The $3.50 S0.OS
The $3.50 ones S20S
Real Arabian Lace Curtains. in and effective pat
The $3.50 ones 3 sos
The $2500 ones $3.50
The $4,000 ones $3.50
"Reminiscences Lace Curtains. In pretty designs
Tho $500 ones $500
The $3.50 $3.50
The $3.50 ones $3.50
The $500 ones $3.50
1risi, Curtains effective patterns
The 500 ones. $3.50
The 600 S4.75
The 700 ones. $500
The $1,000 ones. 5000
Tambour Lace Curtains in very effective patterns
The 500 g 600
The s115o ones g 600
The $500 ones &11.5O
The $3.50 ones $1,000
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-07-15

Quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Flour steady; red winter
s % ,ca extra fTGy gob% ana ssed ssedsn nominal
Corn at $3.50 6,rnar Bran du 10 sacked sd
cash. cash s elevator 7sc; track seasc July 7gse
September. 77%c: December. 7She; No. hard.
Corn % No s e cash ats tc oWer tTerk sA
Der. sS&c: No white. i2@4sc Rye higher at
ar at
extra shorts s9S7ls; clear ribs $3.50; short clear,
WHISKY seadS n' sso iron eotton ties
Bagging. 5a4Gsl9c. Receipts-Fiour. 5000 brls;
shipments-FIour. 5000 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu:
corn $4,000 bu; oats $4,000 bu.
LOUISVILLE July H-wheat-Old, No. red
Indiana Ind new beans, ssss@!SS per ba DfH Hay"
sisals'5O. Straw. sssOas Clean ginseng. s494.2 25
per ID. Onions. s1Joa1.75 per brl. Leaf lettuce.
soc per bu. New cabbage 81 per crate. Peppers.
sl.5e per crate.
KANSAS CITY, July H-Wheat-July. 69c;
September, s7xc; cash. No. hard, 7la72he; No
isa4ssse S4Nay No s4f whife h 5ie; No s' Soc Oats
Wheat, SO. 500 bu: corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 5000 bu
Shipments-wheat. IL. 500 bu; corn $1,000 bu:
oats, H. 900 bu.
CINCINNATI July I-Flour steady. Wheat
5o1kd5le, Oats quiet; No mixed. 4oa4o,fc. Rye
Slss. ssss Bulk I meats ats quiet at sssa Bacon easy
at s9.76 Whisky. distillers' finished goods. dull
basis of 81. 80 Sugar steady.
MINNEAPOLIS. July H.-Wheat-Cash, s7Ac;
July. s6Ac: September. 76hc; track. No. /
hard, ssxc; No 1 northern. s54c; No. north
ern, S6i4c; No. northern, S312QSic.
LIVERPOOL, July H.-wheat-Spot dull: No.
red Western spring. IS sd; No. red Western
Spot easy; American mixed, As SID.
DULUTH July l.-Wheat-To arrive No. 1
hard. s71sc; No. northern, Ssc; No northern
Size; July, SEC; September, 11&c. Oats-To ar
rive and track, 35G351fc.
TOLEDO. July E.-Clover seed dull and 2Kc
lower at S.62h. Augurt alsike, $3.50 Prime
timothy, s160; september, sl.5o
MILWAUKEE,, July 14.--Barley dull: No. q
5Sq60c: sample. 4G452isc.