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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
American Treaty.

The formation OF the treaty between
Korea and the United States in 1882 was
Immediately followed by visit from
Korean embassy to Washington. sent
to exchange Publications Of the treaty
From this time forward Korea was
opened TO foreign trade and Western
civilization and the Korean government
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ALEXANDER MEEK GETS DIVORCE

Alexander K. Meek has been divorced
from Fannie V. Meek. The decree is
signed by Justice Gould. presiding in
Equity Court No. J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
Commercial Conditions
In the Hermit Kingdom
Most important Articles in Export Trade Are
Rice, Ginseng and Hides--Heavy I'm
ports of Cotton Goods

established its legations in the United
States and other great commercial ma
tons. With the opening of the treaty
ports and the establishment of COM
merce an official record Of Korean i'm
ports and exports began.
This shows imports in 1884 amounting
to about SSUO,UJJ and exports amounting
to $4,000. By 1890 imports had grown
10 S3,S5O,0JO, and exports To $50. 600. In
1891 imports and exports fell consider
ably below those of 1890, but in 1897
again increased, being for that year of
imports about 100000, and exports
about S4,5c9,OOG In 1902 the i'm
ports at the treaty ports amount
ed to about $500. 900. and the ex.
ports OF merchandise 10 about q, 200 900.
In addition TO this, exports Of gold
amounted to over $1,000 600. while the
imports and exports at other than
treaty ports are estimated as being suf-
fiCient to bring the total commerce OF
1902 up to fully $15.OOo,000. exclusive OF
colo exports, which as above indicated,
amounted &c about 100000.
The Export Trade.
The most important articles in the
export trade are rice, which shows an
annual expectation of more than a mill
lion dollars; beans, half a million; gin
seng. nearly half a million, and hides
about one hundred thousand dollars in
value In the latest available year OF
the importauons. cotton goods form
the largest item. from S3.O00.0OO to So.
100000 per annum: silk piece goods inn
ported from Japan and China amount to
S6OG. ono per annum; kerosene oil, about
800. coo; railway materials. about S259. 900 I;
mining supplies, about $500, 900, and bags
ard ropes for packing, $50, 900.
OF the cotton goods imported in 1902.
British Shirtings formed the largest
single item. amounting to $4,000; Brit
Ish and American sheetings, $500 900 +;
japanese sheetings. $3.50 900: japanese
piece goods and Japanese yarn Tor use
In manufacturing cotton cloths. $500, 900.
Korea, like China. is now drawing con
Siderable quantities of cotton yarn from
Japan. and considerable supplies of cot
ION manufactures. Great progress is
teing made by Japan in the manufac-
tuTe of cotton. and in addition to sup
plying cotton cloths to China and Korea
Is large quantities II Is now supplying
tl5s cotton yarns which are used in
household manufacture. as well as IN
certain of the cotton mills which exist,
AID are proving quite successful.
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JALF OF THE LEG TO ANKLE
A SOLID SORE.

FROM CALF OF THE LEG TO ANKLE
A SOLID SORE.
New Castle, Pa, July 90, 1908.
Three years ago a common boil ap-
peared on the calf Of my limb. Not yield-
ing to simple home remedies, I consulted
a physician, VINO prescribed a pouItice,
fax seed. supposedly. By some fearful
mistake I was gwen corrosive subli-
mate, and after having 1T on for a few
minutes I could endure the pain no
longer, so took off the application and
found that my limb from the calfto the
ankle was in an awful condition. I i'm
uediately sent for another physician,
who told me I had been poisoned. My
limb from the calf to the ankle was one
solid inhamed sore. 1 was advised to
begin 8. s. s., and improved rapidly
under its use, but about this time 1 had
an attack oftyphoid fever, and this set
tied in the original sore. This, of course.
caused a back-set, but having confidence
in the ability of 8. s. s., I began it again
as soon as I was over the fever, and TO
make a long story short, was completely
and permanently cured. Two years have
elapsed. and have never had a return OF
the trouble. MRS. K. a. DUFFY,
GA w. Washington st.
up the polluted, sluggish blood again,
ven from the system the sore begins
lace is soon covered over with fresh
ne. Where the constitution is debil-
res, ulcers, assesses, carbuncles, boils
II other severe skin eruptions, S. S. S.
will build it up again and stimulate
md strengthen all parts of the system.
). S. S. contains no strong minerals,
,ut is guaranteed entirely vegetable
md unequaled as a Blood Purifier and
onic. Do not depend upon local rene
md as it forces out the poison the sore
t in the system for it to feed upon.
advice, which is given without charge.
T SPECIFIC Cos ATLANTA GA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
SINKING Of the Grand Tower.

When the river was showing It's
power in shifting about the sand In
1850. at Goose Island. and taking tn
acres of the main land and eating at
the vitals Of Goose Island. a syca-
more stump lodged in the shifting
channel.
The snagboat De Rnssie was IN
service then. A man named Patter-
son was captain and George Magee
was a member of the engineers de-
partment. The De Bussie do n"'
Rave the improved appliance thai the
Wright is supplied with now. and me
service had not been brought 10 inc
efficiency o. The present tine. ne
De BUS r. worked a day and hali
In irving 10 &c: the stump out 81 me
channel. but Eas unsuccessful ana
went 10 s. Louis and got a large
uump with which TO get IL out Inc
pumn was coupled mp On TIE way
down the river and everything vas
ready before the boat arrived az Cape
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
a Cisappearance.

Last Thursday afternoon young
man accompanied by a lady, secured
a skin from Mr.. Tate Abel to take
the lady out for a row on the river.
He did not have an overcoat and
the lady had no wrap. and Mr. Abel
supposed that they would be out
but for q short time. but they nor
the skin have been heard from since.
The man had been about town for
some tine and had gotten a skin on
former occasions for short rows on
the river. If it was his purpose 20
run away with the girl they were not
prepared for the chilly air Of she
night. There is an air OF mystery
in the case aud II he went down the
river he will Doc Appreciated below
here. but it Is not impossible that
something unlntended has happ 7ned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
aour New Man

One or the most prominent of west
ern crit IS in writing Of Harry Bere
ford an Manager Coleman proinc
ton of "our New Man. has his Z
say: lit is lie draught fron :
crystal spring. II recalls go memor
such names as Roland Reed. Biil'
Florence and John T. Raymond an,
brings the good Old times when com
edy was not knock down AID drag on
acts" Such high praise has been be
slowed upon this young tar neAri
everywhere ana shows the days o
pure. refined performarc- are no
past. al that this yourg mEa he
been boz ked again to appear IN near
ly every CITY in which be was seel
last year evidences the fact hat hi
success must have been instan are
Gus. At he Cairo opera house Of
Friday Nov. 25.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
ahnn.r .learts. {"

TIE stcrv Of "Hu7lon Hearts IN =
hear ful -oe.ical nlly Of the sinpi'
life of the aom Ely folk of rural Arkan
sas eeals with G. happening 70 hoa
est Tom 1gan tie villa BLACK
s,lith dwells with his parent
in a pier rescue spot Of the Arkansa
hills. q re be has been pnssnin'
tse voca! IN, lifirg plain. simple NE
/ q a:rseav az his aged parents, be
r,vaa ~ ali ~.sq W him, and r
srected asove his fellows. On a Ger
tain un'~r'y CAV there came Q %
v,uf ee : beautiful woman. temp
tres. rnprlncipled and black at heart
but with fascination that proved I
be the undoing Of poor Tom Logan.
Mars ger Vaudeville has provided
at iequate stage investnre Tor III
riry e7d has engaged an admlrapi'
comps tor It's portrayal.
Ma c-ris" will play an en-
gemert at the Cairo opera house OF
Monday. Nov. 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

Tine -smendou and uniisputoi
succe OF the new comedy drama,
Uncle Josh Perkins. which is rs be
seen at the Cairo opera house for a
matinee AL night ON Thanksgiving
day. Tharslay. Nov "a. is said to be
due o. -ore than one reason. In the
first place Uncle Josh Perkins" has
what nine out Of ten latterday so
called productions cannot lay legiti-
mate claim 10. an absolutely original
plot. good dialogue and fourteen DIFF
ferent aad distinct types of character.
A scenic production complete 20 the
most minute detail-ine briillancy Of
fs coil Jon of interpret=rs-wifh all
1f the features and an added list oi
hivh-clas Specialize in is favor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

brought in the early sixties to the
Captain Morris landing in Allegheny.
1t afterward passed into the posses
sion Of the Tide Coat company, ana
was loss in transferring IL from one
landing to another. nearly 20 years
ago. The Stone is ~ feet long. 4
feet wide and feet deep. A hole Is
drilled through its center in which
an iron anchor bar Is inserted with a
chain attached The stone vii be
used al the Dilworth coal float. foot
OF Locust street. Allegheny.-Pitis-
burg Dispatch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
R,ehest on the STAGE.

Jane Oaker. the leading woman in
The p /" IS sad TO be The richest
woman On the stage She Is the daugh'
ter of Christian PEPPER the multimolli'
onaire Of St Louis. ard has a Ia ge
fortune ~ her 0wn right
She vsnt New York osten-.biy 10
visit relatives and friends and put %
a winter at hard work az the Empire
dramatic school when she told bel
father OF her intention be calmly anr
quite NJ expected'y acquicsced. Ms.
Oaker fecured her frs. engagemen
with Louise James and Kathryn Kid
der ana played Hernia in the produc
ton Of a Midsummer Nights Dream.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

GirardCau, where, upon arrival a
shutdown. she laid up for the night
The next morning the De Russie al
rived az Goose Island about eigh
o'clock. and there was the Ancho
Line steamer Grand Tower a hope
less wreck right in the channel wit
her head down stream. She had rul
onto this sycamore stump the nigh
before and almost ripped her bottom
from stem to stern. The Grand Tow
or was the pride Of the line. Sh
was very fast and famous for he
bell and whistle. which we're richie
in tone than any others on the river
She was the twenty-sixtn wreck a
Goose Island and the last one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

Later g ,as based az lealing wo-
man vita James H. Hacke,t and Great
ca the iead'ns- fC-oale rode IN "Doa
Cac-aGs Return sac had a stock
compass. of Der own ftr TWO spring
ana surmcr seasons In Denver colo.
and ih' iJ.nel George Fawce &. shar
ling tine aiding roles I'D bis stock com
pluy Nfh Percy Haswell and MARY
shaw ast year she was engaged boy
william j. Brady to create ihe role oI
Laura lIborn ir Tt' pi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
= = = - = = = . = . =


Adelaide Tnurston is one OF the
daintiest and most charming women
on the stage and In her four short
years as d star she has become q
great favorile IN many cities, bur as
polly Primrose she is about the
most bewitching Bit of feminity that
ever visited Cairo.
A large and cultured audience wit
messed her production az the opera
house last night and applauded ana
enjoyed itself to the utmost.
polly Primrose" is beautiful PLAY
ana while it is said by some to lack
something. there is heart interest all
the way ana several thrilling scenes
never fail TO stir enthusiasm. II Is
play of the civil war, and there IS
plenty In 1t to bring applause from
both sections Of the country PONY
is southern girl, who falls in love
with a handsome northerner who as
a secret service agent for the federal
government Is a guest al the Prim
rose mansion in Virginia Though he
keeps his army connection a secret
from the Primrose family the ac
ton is built around the love adalr
between Polly and her Yankee spy
who is finally exposed by an e. my
also in love with Polly Just as the
spy" is about TO be killed by the
irate southerners, led by Col. Prlm-
rose. Polly" executes comp de
rain and rescues the spy, VINO al
Ter Saving Washington from Gen
srai Lee" by rushing information ne
had gotten holi Of, goes to the Prlin
Il ransion TO save the family IRON
the Yankees. He Is received as q
ZERO and as a reward Polly ce
eo1,es his wife. Whether before OF
az or tho war ended we don't know
as Mr Wlietqch evidently got 50 et
cited over q evolution Of "Pollys
scheme 10 save her lover that he for
cot 10 end the var. We also were moi
t5ld who " they lived in Virginia
or went Lack mp north"
But ii do a., matter Il was q
great sho- lorg as Miss Thurs
ton WIS IN the stage Really. did you
eye~ see nra.der sight than Polly
II tho iris ret when she was goihF
10 tie rarft9 A person-and ea-
peciqily m7n--had to pnch himself
IN $50 If He sat DREAMING
Tha s~ 9ort company was M
ueuary strong. every part being eN
ceptionally wei tlhen,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

4 girls co1plcxion' may De-
stamped ca Der lovers heart bur
most IL The complexion" comes on
unless put there by HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Powders bad
thing Paul @ schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
Rivcr Ecrseastr.

TIE OHIO ~ From EFansTiila 10
rsfrs. veH con-lnae nearly stationary
q faE lEhtly duriaE the neAt tWo or
rrree days.
THE TENNESSEE 49, From T or
eara 10 the uonth. r1t much change
during the NEXT "a 10 3e hours.
TIE MISSISSIPPI - From below
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
IL Don't LOOK Ike Il.

Captain Robert Lee yesterday al
nounced the probable resumption
the Ohio river schedule BY, the lie
line Just after Thanksgiving. II
anticipated that the water will !
sufficiently high to enable them
accomplish this az that time.-Mer
phis Morning News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
Ar Ancient Stone.

The Di,Uortn Coal company has
bought fire Big stone. recently drede-
Cd from the river bed b a Rodgers
sand boat The stone has history
beginning with the carly navigation
Of the Monongahela river. and after
vears Of use a. RrO7nsville Was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
LlaERIY eELr I'd HONE.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. l9.-Ti
Liberty bell vas today brought bar
to this city from s.. Louis. The ira
bearing the bell and its escort Of q
officials. arrived al O'Clock an
was drawn through the streets 10 !
sepeudence hsn accompanied BY
imposing military procession.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

Charlie HaTtrey has arranged 20
present Isabel Irving To- The Crisis
in Lon Jon next April with an entire
ly American company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

LOTS, Williams viii shortly d.a.
card -Cny shop uirl" and appea.
in q neH play By Charles f. Bianey
called My Tomhoy GIRL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

Richard Mansfield has put HE yacht.
the Ansrita. ca O. commission and
the ewsrd. chef ard cabin boy have
been Transferred 70 bis private car for
the winter. Mr.. Mansfield hopes 70
cruise in English waters next year
II f. zsubsr Of the Royal Channel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

Yacht club which ccnfers On members
the privilege Of hyiag he blue bury
and ent ring Britt n ports on The foot.
lax of g. British vessel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

s. Louis TO Cairo. will continue fall
ing. W. T. BARON.
Temporarily IN cnarge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

The stage of the river at Z p. m.
yes;crlly was 81. showing fan OF
Oh in twcntyfour hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
Arrivals and Departures.

Carrie Y. arrived from below with
one barge Of logs and Q dcrrickboat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

The Mary F. Golden passed down
the river yesterday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

DR.. smith. the Famous. osteopatl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20

20 1000 HSSSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-11

the eitY.s expense. are ohIeetinH "a
this slow and awkward nouns Of Sc
curing their wages
I.ahorefa who work only a few
DAYS 81 weeks At a time. are com
PEELED to discount their warrants
With brokers In order tn got cash
returns fer their labor These men
are poorly prepared % get their
daily wage of s. ~ discounted at
PER cent hut unless they are
willing or able t. wait until the
tenth day Of the month. they can
mt set their warrants eahhed at the
city treasury
Not only are employees compelled
t. wait a Ions time in liue IL get
their money At the city hall. but
they must leave their place IT work.
no matter where II may he Ia 81 To
the city hal Whore The men are
working In the parks III outside ftfa
stations aud suburban police heHts
the time consumed In making the
tfln amounts to a good deal There
are So persons working for the
city They earn a roughly natimatz
ed wage of a. cents an hour
If each one Of them. as Is cal
culated loses an hour each month
IN setting his nay the municipality
loses IN the aggregate $50 each
month This aam. Il Is claimed. Is
sufficient tn make the employment
of a paymaater who could carry
the money around tn all the en-
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NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCKS


Ate Com 81 - Anal Copper
HIS Il a O. 9f7-ss Il X T.
687zss {. + q L. 4gTzs. Can. raea
faa L.. e g W a4tz4. Erie Com
107.a. / q ~ IL Man t65s
Met tsd5=s Mo Pa lbs - y.
\ Z. III Il. Norfolk. 7lf=t. PEG.
GaH HOBS. fenuh. IL IL. RdE
u Is Il l. ab1=2s ST Paul.
II - So pae.. o. 1t. sugar
Id IS. T. {. l.. 1a3-4 Tn rae.
IL - 1. s Steel Com q u. I.
s. Steel pfd. kbtzs
Hish aud low missing. on account
wire tfauhie
NEW NoRS Nov IL News atIll
huliiah On good dividend paying
stoeks such as Pennsylvania. UuloH
Tactic. 81 Paul, Missouri raeines
should be bought for a turn Lon
don Is also much atraAger. especial
~ ON u. 4 O aud NJ \ q T. nall
talk oat uR Colo Fusl a lren tr-
baekle aayaheea sHeaf 10 points
CHICAGO. Nov H Weather
nan Clear west and nurth aeat
lower temperatures
Chicago Cables thIa morning In
dictate a better feeling in Liverpool
regarding Argentine conditions and
uur market viii be without this in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-11
CITIZENS
NOMINATE

At a maaa meeting Of citizens In
Georgetown last nlEht a eItlsens
ticket Wa nominated for tho city
election On December 4 John Munl
iaf Waa nominated for mayor. John
Deck Tor city clerk aud karH Slick
nlHen for city treasurer Three fan
did9tea for two year terma In the
city council we're nominated. "
paYle. ] u Matthews aud George
= THROWN ] \ Ward was numi
mated fnr the unszyeaf term ol
eaHu Ilmau Al =turEe
II Is expected that within IA feW
DAYS an opposition ticket. h be
known Is the independent ticket
With "A large backing IT democrats
viii be In the filed The socialists
vii probably nominate a number
Of candidate to run either indie
peudently ar gu the independent
ticket.
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RED TAPE
EXPENSIVE
City Employees Obliged to
Waste an Hour a Month 60
Get Pay

Red-tape methods and delay IN
setting their monthly WAGES has
caused city employees to revive the
sgltation for the creation uf the po=
sltlan Of city paymaaler or the
adoption Of a simpler method Of
naYinK city employees Under the
present aFstam employees On tho
tenth day If each month must stand
In ltne for aalf an hour ef more al
4 time e. get their Warrants from
the city comptroller After they
have secured the warrants they
have to repeat thu operation IN the
tfeBsarer.s office TO set their war
rants eashed Those employees. who
like II de- something besides loaf at
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HUSBAND MISSING

chief of Police neIaHey received a
pitlfal letter thEa mufHing ffam
AIRS Myrtle henderson. 1T "a Nea.
Ter way. stating that her husband
had abandoned her and her little
child a week aga. She Is penuileaa
and has no means 81 making her
living All that she asks ia that
the police find out the whereabouts
Of her husband. who left without
saying where he vas going ot
whether he Was ever gaina To come
back Some time ako he told her
that he intended to 80 10 the Gray
Hartor country. and the police be
lieYe that h has gone there
Prank FlemmiuE and MlaH fleltIf
Kerr. OF this city. ware married ~
Superior judge Morris On Wedurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-11

ployea. an economical plan for the
city and At least points out that a
more speedy method Of paving off
at the city hall should he adopted
II Is well known that no railroad Or
corporation emntayo Il allowed 10
waate 30 much time In getting his
wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-11

London bulllah on NJ. K & 7. and
Il a q.
Tux of vote for r. | common
Banks lnHt 10 aubtrebAury since
Friday aaaa 600
Southern Pacific earnings not less
than per cent
aeahuafd earnings net Increase.
9it2.zE3.
DOW. JONES & co
CHICAGO Cara Wheat - corn
~. oats 81
CHICAGO Hogs q. 600. Kansas
Cit 10 600 Omaha b.500 Hogs
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opened steady with 5.2g1 left over
Receipts year ago. $1,000 Cattle
slow and weak Sheep strong
CHICAGO Cars geur ago Min
neapolia AZ. Duluth 81 Chicago
10.
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Regular st.7s Mems Underwear at

That's Just what we mean Your
money back and Toe extra for car
fare II You can equal these values.
This special only lasts three daya
Better call early. II " Brooks q
Co. 1881 81 Ave.
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Regular sI75 mems all WOOL IN
derweaf At ff25 Your money back
and Zoe extra for car fare II YOU
can equal these values This special
sale for three days only + n.
BROOKS q Co. 1871 ID Ave -
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Regular Ills raea's usd.rvsear A
81 as

That'a Just Whal We meaH Yoer
nuaey back aud Zoe extra for car
faro II YOU eaA equal these values.
This special Only lasts three days.
better call early T. -. Brooks a
Co. 1881 ID Ave 80
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CHICAGO MARKETS

reported for The stu by " A.
TYR O. IL Columbia street. y
private wire
Wheat Dee. ltt7Hs. ID 81
MIA May. ll41z2. Ia. IL IL
July. 80 Il. gs1=a. sa3=g Corn
Dee. ii as. 5a IS. 81 =aH1=2s May.
a.. IL "a. 10 1skn1I Oats Dec.
-. SO 2s7=s4aps MAY. a Il.
II Il. II - Pork Jan. $500.
81 80. stae246ei May. {i2.G5. tt2.s
De. kta.ba.
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fiuenee today. There Is some fall
ing off In all primary markets. but
atucks still accommodating We don
think the market Will develop into
n runaway affair. II Is still scalp
ing market
LIVERPOOL. Nov II broom
hill calculates that Europe VIII
llltely need 40 0o1 00a bus. Ameri=
can corn the ensuing year Amsri
can AAiumrnta last year. SO. ta1.u
bus dnd - 700 900 hua the yeur
previous
PARIS. Nov 1.-THE cat crop rs
officially estimated 1t aal.sia aaa
haa. against a0e $50 0o0 bua. In 100.
CHICAGO. Nov II The buying
ia wheat is of a very good char
aefer Advance has been helped
along by active short covering
ttauaaa with southwestern ronneez
tianH have been pretty fair buyers
Of July all morning bartlett tax
luz My corn. selling Is by the pit
longs
NEW YORK. Nov Americans
In London about parity
President Ripley Of AtehiHan nds
mita tohn u Rockefeller and James
stillman hold Sc GOO a01 common
stock.
stocks plentiful in loan crowd
Growing belief that Union Pa
ellie Will secure Great Western.
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