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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
RANGER ON NATURE
STUD

In the April number of the month
ly maya zine, Education, is an ex-
eecdingly strong and able article from
the pen OF Walter E. Ranger, State
superintendent of education in Yer
mont. The subject of the article is
one in which Mr.. Ranger takes an in
tense interest and to which he has
devoted much time and thought. His
words on the subject are held in great
esteem the country over in educational
circles. Subjoined will be found a
brief abstract of Mr.. Rangers article 4:
Nature study is the inevitable issue
of large movement in educational
thought which holds education to be
a process of life growth rather than
that of moulding or manufacture.
School education, governed too
much bv tradition and animated too
little by the real industrial and social
life of the people, is inclined to be
concerned rather with traditional
subject matter than with the life of
the child and it's needs. Nature study
tends to correct an error of traditional
school education by opening, in res
ponse to the needs of the child, the
! door OF the school room to the truth
and beauty of nature, the child's dear
companion and teacher. The coming
citizen should be trained to think the
thought of his time, to grasp living
/ problems and to be resourceful in the
common circumstances of life. Ma
ture study means that the real life OF
man and nature are to permeate, en-
ergize and enrich the life of the
school.
Nature study is not new subject
to be added to the daily program, not
study calling for more work, moi
a lesson to be prepared for recitation.
| 1t is to enrich all school subjects, tt
rectify their treatment and to vitalize
all school work. The wise teacher
will learn from the child and his
surroundings what to teach and how
to teach him The aim of nature
study, as an educational process, is tt
put the child In sympathy with hi
urroundlngs-with his own life.
contributes much to right civic an6
moral training It tends to adapt
the child to his threefold environ
ment, nature, man, God.
The constant and significant cry o
Oomenius, Study nature re-echoe'
again and again by the worlds emf
J nent educators, meant more than t.
gain a knowledge of natural objects
1t means intimacy, communion, sym
pathy with the creative life tina
throbs through natures myriad be
ings. If this view of the nature
study movement be true. nature-stud
is the natural and inevitable produc
Of real educational progress, an
not that OF professional faddisnness O
exploitation.
The nature-study movement. &C
oording to the belief OF Mr.. Ranger
= is now in an infancy that promises
most potently influential manhood i
educational modes and practices.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
COUNTY COURT.

The case of State vs. Bartholomew
Oroteanx. for the murder of Peter
Vorren, will not be tried this term,
# indeed it ever is. In county court
on Saturday evidence was taken as to
the mental condition Of the respond
ent, and upon that evidence the court
ruled that trial at the present time
would be unwise and remanded Gro
teaux to Jail. States Attorney SEN
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
A Cure for Heada che.

Any man, woman or child suffering
from headache. biliousness or dull,
drowsy feeling should take one or TWO
of De Wits Little Early Risers night
and morning These famous little
pills are famous because they are a
tonic AS we'll as pill. While they
cleanse the system they strengthen
and rebuild it by their tonic effect
upon the liver and bowels. Sold by
all druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
~ a. - IT q H Z "A.
,oars tho % The Kind You Have Always Bougr
''s'.''' &zHzZzzM

Washington, April II Supreme
Court today decided that books cannot
go through the mails as second class
matter. This decision affects such
publications as the Riverside literary
series. published by Houghton. Miffiin
g. Co., Columbia library and other
so-called libraries.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
Paint Your Buggy for 7Sc.

to Sl.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs 3 to ozs. more to
the pint than others, wears longer,
and gives gloss equal to new work.
Sold by Abbott q Bailey.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
let's. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure e. W. Gove's sigma
ture is on each nov
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
CAS- TOREA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
a sssss the Of LI<zzZzzzw

Springfield, Ohio. April 10.
S. Kelley, aged 7S. millionaire man
gave banquet which was attended
by almost every man in the city and
the county who had reached the age
of 10 years
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14

New York, April 1.-THE failure
of j. L. Martin is announced on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange today.
The failure is a small one.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
Are You Using Aliens Foot Ease?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, powder. 1t cures, Corns'
Bunions, Painful, Smsrting, Hot,
Swollen feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
" Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

@DEAR Mrs About two consulted physician
about health which had become weched that no longer able
backache
abdomen and irritable and this trouble
each month
physician for but discovered unable
help and then decided Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
found that doing My appetite
turning the pains disappearing and the general benefits well marked
"You pleased taking medicine
of monthly
period without pain to Yours truly
AcEERs 1927 North Summer ST., Nashville Tenn"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14

Vermont Waterman Go. Job Printers,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14

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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14

P. S. Abbott & Bailey sell our paint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New NO. her /
BEANS AND PEAs-The market remains quiet and
tis unsettled for both and red Kidney with our
only few turtle soup or white kidney arriving and
ana Uncertain at what price important business could
50 arm Dt seG'Pss are lbeI9t and tne 1selEg net quite
1903 cboe ne- ibs 60 eol so - aFT9yy
81 s9aS 80 d. pea, 1904 81 s2R do red kidney 1904
soup 10 DO yellow eve 1904 So 55gs2 co. DO lima Ia
gaifornis 81 70 GREEN PEAS. Scotch ls04 bags per
BlTTER-TssoeiPts today. ea4 packages, The general
so5ans The supply Of fancy creamery quite closely
Of fresh are aFey steady with ltte surplus In
II Is aIIinr tbs 80 m ve - fs .;s Tat 'nac
selling pc one two good sized lines going at that
stock in limited supply ard quite strong Western adylces
moderately well the basis Of lsha9c FOR standard
NfSaneFy. s1F9s Ier No.
tftr1 15a7c d. held eTtrss 22sG23n Ia[ic' o6 90
h-ss. 2og2; DO seconds f9giSe e@ thirds l4gI5.
l5talsizc: renovated extras 1sEalso: do hrs;s Isg
held ars.s sai65sc: DO hrsts 16ta1se 40 ecos'
4+gl5c 90 i1ras l$glS5se pacing stock No / 15c;
ned fsT de2and and some frtheF wer Wth naF n
te garket shows increased strength and prices haye
On fancy September large Fine october held fairiy
Irregular Skins in far demand and nrra, I1verp5oi
safe run cream small september colored' }a 6sy
s 90 oe'qfE o9ors o. fs9oe 1b l9s 90 sePssb
snail good 70 prms I9gio% eoot 90 poor to fA SAG
October e2iorsd choice io,.e do large. colored good
october fancy l0Ac do white goo "a mime
s'=qa'e do oooTt 70 fair 7st4aitssj DO light Skins.
prime. 7@711c; good. 6F.Q7o: common 70 fair
a12.Lbe. O. il SKINS - a. esl1
ming little larger the Increase chieay In re
frigerators Fresh scarce wanted and Arm, ard
held also wei a. hruy s4stataed prices.
though requires exceptional quality exceed 2tm2c
We quote: state Fennsyvsnia and nearby seeete!.
fancy; S9c. DO nrst 27g2se do ordinary good 22G
&c DO talr good 2262sc do inferior iS3ie ken
eSsef i4@la @Ai T. ssasas5n Is
Ts-DRIED-EvapoFated other gsade, Of Ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

2 e DO 71s ~ at 81 So do ISL ~ at 81 @S do 40
-, Mich cowsReoeipts lss head. including 8.
ma9proan dealers and - for me market There was
tanned Common to good COWS sold $50 soasso per
saie Curtis '' ESQ son: ie fresh cows calf
b. Andrew Mullen: cows and calves s2Sss45 per
s Msca %r anu calves at s4 sI9 &c
and Sd @ sg ha sde s With the a's a s
sfesS Is.o on sale Good veais were m demand AZ
rivals ve gf9ssers also Ted sIeaa calves ne early a
prime yeals at s. 25ass so per n tops esq
calves stead W a. ssS4 Eraser az dresser To- S
7@11o for country dressed - 49,
~ & at q g g per 100 DO s a. a. $ las Sc
at 5 S. 20 90 EOS n al s. 25 eIs 49, n st 81 e fed
n at s. Is IL ' de- : 81 IS at 81
ne a Gq & Som ~ So ysas 80 g 49, s. ri do
81 e. do 10 l52 n ,a is at 81 90 DE-
do l5e n 800 do Of various weights s6ass 80
Is 4l h. .s at IS s. d 81 II 80 g
9s 15o H. az ga fe9 calves 24 n at 49, Il grassers
40 P nj at 81 S5 I3 d. $50 n at 81 =, ,so y
g r. al So ao1as So al DO Do Ito 81 5o
49, y Do It rs : 30 a. s. Is y d. g.
JeIline. Wright Co.: - veas ~ IS so: Is do
at s. So do % f. at At s. g. r4asse 9 PSI 70
George L $ Dnlenbes<; % yeal4 1a2 N. at S. so;
At DC 100 n at 81 a DO 22 g. at So fed call" $50 ~
6 sales at JERSEY citys sanders; vsais 1ss n at
2S5 IS at 81 ID do 10 56 n az s. do o $40 no. 50 1,tfIe
calves; IS 10; at So: mixed calves, 30 at So
at 81; d., I26 n SC so; do 20 10 So do 50
!aad e. g vsais g +; %s q IS; u do, 1s6
A. g : '.' DO i' D. at So Is little calves 50 10
GERP A So q ISIS leo @ at r:ss 3 cars
for the ] 10 With tho her fe esqs an6 dv
yesterday 70 = cars on sale sheep continued quiet at
Win some sales 100 I5c higher. Two half
mainly afe "a 4rF s5 y held I'VE & 70 good
81 So Dressed muttoa steady at S1% s3te Der M
dressed lambs l,,z arm at sqs'tSe LII. -
sheep 18 n 81 *; 10 DO 1O5 10 at 50 so; Il do
Kerns Commission Co $50 Buffalo lambs Sc 10 at S.:
go do II, So 2s2 So 30 do. So ~ at
errnsqp g. o. 29s Buffalo lambs 80 n s. 4o
p n at Sc 5 w. cG s + az at g STATE 4o s sse 90
49, n 81 % Al do 11o 70. So rs: "a do. 100 10
r 4 CO ss % Rgg zss3. lamb lambs. s. So
do 80 10 at So 80 do 90 10 at 50 go 81 do. IS 70.
s. TO- 50 do a n at S. 90 cni fsG n e 3D. al So Is
EeTnont o sheep lSl S At 81 - DO 81 10 at 50 90;
3 SO; IS Io3 10, at Is % Vermont cuIIs n
" R Hume: le9 State lambs. 70 ~ at IS Is;
10, DO "a H. at So 81 do 40 ~ a. s. Is; 6o4 Psnnsy
DO IS az at s. 8 % DO Is 'a a s. do s
50 sheep 10 u at s ss 81 c duH U.s.
N II Hollis: i state lambs, n. at SO; 1sl do.
SO y. AZ s. 80; State sheep. JOB 10. at 81 -.
George & Il s Dilenback liJ lambs 80 10.
So 70; 16 State sheep, 81 n. So.
D Harrington: IS State lambs, 70 70, Sc; State
sheep. 1I5 n. 81 %
Jeline, Wright & Co: q State lambs. "a ID SO; 7
State sheep. III n 81
ftoGS-Recepts We're 49, cars. or $50 head. incud-
for the market Prices lower tOT all
weights Good PENNSYLVANIA and state hogs selling
81 25GS5 30 100 n. Country dressed hogs steady
" ger az fer S s 9 hR T ISL So 30
100 ) rOughs 30; boar. 400 n. 50.
: Judd date Tuesday,: IS mixed Western hogs,
22O 70 a 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. observation-disclosures, 900 head;
5000 head; market 10c lower good TO prime
so. poor medium. So 50Qs3 20. stock
feeders S2QS4 49, 81 80qSi 30; heifers 81 20
@S5 - 81 25dS2 a. bulls $29S4 70 calves$ oo
S3Q<0 TO- HOGSReCstpts "a. 900 head
market steady; shade lower mixed and butchers q e2
choice heavy 81 S0GSi %: rough heavy,
454S4 light 69GS4 I'M bulk sales 81 ROC
s. so SHEEP-Receipts 220OO head sheep firm, lambs
steady good wethes 81 25as4 fair choics
mixed. So 50gs4 %; native lambs, 81 1896 Is
Cincinnati Nov. 16-HOGS-56lOc lower; butchers.
81 G5q5S4 70; common. So 50gS4 50 CATTI-E-1O915c
.over; good shippers * 1885, 10 s2R
So -. SHEEP-Strong 81 50GS4 strong. So 501S6
East Buffalo. Nov. I6.-CATTL4E- Receipts 100 head
steers. s. 35I IS shipping 81 1898
butchers S+QS5. heifers s. 7JGS4 50: cows 50 5$i;
bulls. 81 25s4 st1ckars and feeders 81 2GS3 - NEAIS
i.eceipts 100 head: active and steady; s. 50gS7 10
heavy. s. So. mixed 81 S4 IS; s. T5qS4 so
piss 81 6qS4 20. rougls S4Qe4 stees 81 254dS3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 6oO0 head: active: sheep
steady. lambs 10G20c higher. lambs 81 50S6 To- year
Ings $ 50FS4 10 wethers 81 25S4 80; ewes. s4S4 %
sheep, mixed. S2q$4 IS.
Kansas City Nov. 16.-CATTLE- Receipts 1000 head
including 200 Souhsrs; steady strong
tive choice export and dressed beef S5GS6
good, 81 50GSS Western fed steers, So 50as5 80:
stockers and feeders 81 5QS4 Southern steers 5OG
81 %. southern COWS 81 50GS3 -; native 81 5Ods4
native hefeTs 81 508s5 bulls 81 T5GS3 So calves 81
ass. HOGS-ReceiPts 1880 head: 5d1Oc higher: top
81 550s4 90. pigs lights 81 2O4s4 72L SHEEP-
Receipts. $500 head; active: native
lambs 81 254Sj SO native native
ioS4 80: Western lambs. 81 2J9S5 year
hnss - 2gS4 5 Western sheep SO 1884 So; stockers
and feeders. s. 5OGS4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev5-YorE November Is 1901
BEEvEs-Receipts were 50 cars. or l6S1 head IN
Guiding 80 cars or slagshsrss and o. toF The R[@
ears actually on sale cars reached the yards
700 late N ne cay 20 &c d steers selling i0s on v5ss
coamon which IN lgaJ supply ruled ste4dy
Bulls held up Mondays figures AZ Jersey City me
ana good COW we're slow To- Loc on, "3.ie nm -
y.ed easler About eli the arrivals yarded
f9e neo 5 al s. 4c4 s. s. per 100 ~ carload prime
Kentucky DO 70 Nauss Brothers A. 81 To- ous s'5
ass IS cows at 81 2o0S8 y extra cows 50 5a
S$ go IN at vas aiGt fa er @T eona to choice native
to Hui,
.xsss M 3 g Per 100 e q N Sga i5ssi ~
s. IS 10 DO l2sl 70 a. s. y - a. ilsS - ~
Do 124 i. 50 20 T. de- 49, n az so s. og E, 40
cow 1880 n IS So do 1917 ~ at 50 % 70 d. 99s
To- do al 10 o. ~ b. az 81 %. d. a27 h At 81 10
,o S 45 Is enc 1889 la Sc at s. a. go r. d.
At g. 49 % do ll D. al ~ 10; ~ 90 ~ 10 a. T. ~
state DO n. at So 40 bulls. 1890 n At 50 y a.
a 81 10 10 40 S7f n at s. 90 20 40 81 p At 50 90
s. s. % 5ll % DO az 81 a0 81 a. a. s n a 81 20 "
de- Nf f at S. q west ' vFaa d. 154 n a, 8
bun lsoQ n at S. 49, 92 ~ At 81 6 55 COWS 81 49,
J. shaInberE & an: q Illinois steers 1etl n at
. otS ESQ g. 1877 2; at s su ~ - Do is at
5; 81 a5 pulls ., Is g %. 10 h: 9o l9s q 81
i04S n at So 20: do $40 70 So II DO SOL n.
81 Is do $50 10 at 81 So do, $50 n 81 80; - do
764 70 at 81 -
sherman & Culver: 90 Virginia steers. 1878 n
81 81 20, bull 1910 SO IS. 10 cows. ST7 10.
81 so $50 n. 81 %
II do ll43 50 - Michigan cows 80 70. az g 50
J. IL 20 Kentucky steers l@sE ID, AT 50 u
% do 1892 n, at 81 O5 o- 49,
Crockett Co: Kentucky steers, 1870 ~ at 81 ~
5 Judd q Co.: l bull $50 n. a 81 3 n cows. s67
70 at 81 To- / do 500 n. 81 - go 49,
J. & Son ball. $50 10, al - 90 90 $40
n at So hsifer $50 n at 50 80 eos' t2s4 - az
DO g52 10 So DO $50 n. at 81 10 IS Do SO n at
81 so DO e4 n 81 90 DO 9dG ~ az 81 90. - DO
79 TO- al 81 s5 y $50 n at 81 go II do $50 70. at
81 % 80 .
So so; COW. go -. at 50 50: %. 30 10 az a.
do SO n. 81 30; Il do so2 n, at 81 go 10 DO III 10
al 81 -. - .
Andrew Mullen COW 1920 10 at 81 Is: do. ESQ n.
81 %; Is do 6S5 -. 81 20.
John Duoey; steers. 1000 N. al Sc %; II COWS 80
r. at 81 30 "a do. III 10 81 IS yearins baiis S05
~ at 81 rs
~ at 81 Is do $50 n al 81 SOL 10 1850 n. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

year and larger than IN any corresponding
month on record. with the exception OF October,
lSOH when shipments Of merchandise were
slightly heavier. Although there was a falling
OF in the month in the exports OF breadssufrs
TO the value OF more than Sl1OOO.OOU as COM
pared with October last year, there was an IN
crease in the general total Of S21S1 $50. the de-
crease In shipments OF breadstufs being Offset
py an increase in exports OF manufactured ar
ticies- The excess OF exports over imports for
the month amounted ia value to S7OI73 $50
imports IN the month were also the heaviest Tor
responding month in Iet3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

METAL-s-CoFft5Ei-I London copper nlarket was
ooay 5ae mszHs' Tss less actYe put hed z a l and
casting l423al+ 6-i2c -IN-The London market was
e!:o s over with 5p9s quoted At tl9- rs al
steady at 2"a-9 25e LEAD-I-ead was unchanged oes-
IN L9ndon The market shade lower closing at us
nm ~ 4555 s3S IP0H ron cdsel at lis Cd in Gas
40 foundry Northern, No foundry Southern and No
southern soft $40 5o8Sl7, No foundry Nort-
M0LAssEs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reports firm
a TOR FER Vim COCO IsS2rJeE Who 81 tske 'e o4srRes
market influenced the NewYork market to 1rai under
sygps Were firm with Rodsrsts offerings and quite
so Zig ' 6 slT' Log l'c @5 sfe e' enmoa IL
OCEAN FREQ I5TsLn steam and SAT tonnase charter
ana AntTer la II5ndon md Hui ia; Btsol I'd De
cember I,eth ana Newcastle Is nominal; Hamburg -
pIgs, Sremen ~ Pigs Rotterdam &C Cotton . LIZ
TERs-panish steamer. La tons, KANT Hamburg 70
~ toJ coaT alriTnors or Torfk to Dry
depha TO one port Porto Rico Private 'ens schooner
o to ST c2oS 81 s. o so hons e0 dT
KIN dag 10 +eTS5;f,S - - er oSl o Si.
90 90 schooner ~ tons coal Philadelphia Charleston
So seho5ner 57G tons coal baltimore 70 Bes9n pr
CUR to Amsterda a Il5h sos 3D. t- ~I
Dutch steamer 277 tons timber Gull 10 DiepPedaI and
oils4ottonseed oil was arIner scarcity Of offer
bos January at 5so and Too bbis Nay a, az Lin
remains fr1l At recent r"e X" 9uote: PFri2CI I'm
:andaId Wilt bbIs & as and n bulk S o. Phiia
York SO as Pm 3hla SO 60; water white New
Rhs, pms. s. % AM in 5lik s. water white
i5v Ioasnbs sT q ' sceSe D 81 s & JAM s
J,
sumner Yellow nominal; Erime white SIa32cj prime
city. raw. 4lg42c out Of town. asa4oc, Calcutta
MS s PToy 5 %aT sy r, WITH
Support mostly from proSeszouals and the packing in
terest The iner1oT increment was not available ewing
S$ 80 amy $l3@$l5 52 short e5sT $i$ 759$lt 70
81 90 racket Foa$lo 50: extra IHdia mess - o0 "a
7t aelt S1s5 sng 0 sae 10 n s p bel
sac 4 n. Sac Picked shoulders firm; qnucted a
odotei At Soc c4ty ard easy quoted al 7a75sc Re-
nei lard quiet quoted south Arnsries Sz5o: nintnt
59sG5-sc. sTEARINE-Quet- Quoted: oleo, 6'sc; city
Tm RyeTs seek afer Ge h6da styles and e aIs
R2ss 10 cb65 head Jar GOO Pans
JsTa ' Raagoon ," IN bond 2&a2sc
sugar With is, prices nchsased arsa yer5 5 r
ana crushed 6I5c; mould A $500, cubes 5,70c: XxXX
powdered. 5e0c powdered. coarse powdered fruit
powdered 55c. Eagle confecriOners granulsed 5Toc:
Esgle and extra fine graduated 5bc Eagle n
Of fire graduated 58c, Eagle n bags and
n hays Of me ETsnusIed 5e5c; Eagle hne gr7nua ed
GRADUATED diamond 545c confectionery
4. SOC. Nos 3, 300: No i 515c; No 5l,o:
n 6 5o5c. No :, SC; No : soc; No Soc No 10
Soc; No II, +T0c No u 6Sc No -, SOC,
10 460c. Reduced estimates for the European
caused further advance IN beet
London csblei q of las AID November
cenlber. The estimate crop a Europe
IS not more than 1850 900 which compare
y" s4- 900 last which represents decrease OF
900 600 tons The local market for raw strong
win Centrifugal s6 4ssc. musCovado SO
.est. 4:ac. ana moLasses 80 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

RAILROAD BONDS-Narket strong. Total sales
amounted I'm par value q sl05575'N agelnst S-isse
90 on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were IN the
Atchison general As. BROOKLYN Rapid Transit -
Chesapesk Ike and Ohio Et-s. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy IS. Chicago. Rock Island and Pacihc IS ard
collateral trust IS. Colorado Midland Erie
general As. Green Bay and Western de5eucU-e Is
Kansas CITY. Fort Scott and Memphis 4s Missouri
Kansas and Texas first and second As National OF
Mexico first f.. Oregon Short Line - Peunsvlvanis
conv ertibIs 51es Reading general 4s St Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern As 81 Louis and San Fran
cisco refuudiuF As. Southern Pacific -. Southern
Railway first Third Avenue - Union Pacific
first and convertible So. Wabash deaenture Bs
Wheeling and Lake Eria FIRST IL and Western
MARYLAND IS American Tobacco A. apd IS Con-
solidsted Tobacco - CCnSoj iated Gas debenture
IS. United States Realty and Improvement A and
United States steel were also active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR steady:
WHEAT No spring 81 OsG$l ID. No B. 81 O3qS1 Is: No
red. 81 l37sQ$l 10: CORN No 2 SOC No yellow. 5se
OATS, No : 81 = SZ'2c; No white. 3lQ3I NC: RYE No
? 7ssc BARLEY good feeding. 3sG3sa to choice
mailing. 42G5&c; FLANSEEp. No IO4a l North
western, 81 lIl2: TIMOTHY SEED prime 81 65: Glow
Err contract zrade So -. PORK moss. bb. 10
@sl1 -: LARD 100 10, s. % aaS1 %; CUT MEATS
Short ribs sides loose. 50 s7:GS7 12is short clear
SIDES (hoxadJ, So s2-=UST, NHTSKEY basis Of hign
vines 81 -. on the Produce Exchange today: But
TER market steady: creaneries lG2ic. dat 15d21cs
EGGS arm at mark cases includet 17lza2oi1c: frsts
1Ufsu11c.
Duluth. Nov. 1G-close: WHEAT-No Northern.
81 10; No : Northern. 81 OS: December. 81 10: May
81 1412
81. Louis Nov IG.-Close: wHEAT-No red. cash.
elevator. ii 1-54 December s. 12-4. May, 1874
= hard 81 10 zUSI y CORN-No . cash, 53c: Decen-
Or $50 May. 4+s.c. OATs-No :. cash, 3Ic; Deem
Milwaukee, Nov. l6-WHEAT-No / Northern 81 70:
No !. S5isc. BARLEY easier No .. 55c; sample $50
5Sc COR,S-No s. 5o54 Q5s19c; May. 461sc bid.
Minneapolis, NOV 1G-Close: WIIEAT-December.
81 1855 MAY. 81 1914; September. s47.c. No / hard.
81 IS, No Northern 81 I57s No Northern 81 los.
FLOCEFrst patents, s. loo S. 20; second patents So -
s. % BRAE-in bulk SIS.
Philadelphia Nov IG-WHEAT firm and &c higher:
contract grace November, 81 I3ie9$1 Ia. CORN-+ec
lower eLber 81 zIJ5c- OATS steady; No
natural. G6aa6sc; No white. clipped. 36g363ic. BUT
IliR steady: good demand. extra Western creamery,
nearby hrsls Zlc az mark; Western irsts 26a27c al
mark CHEESE unchanged. NeN-York full creams,
fancy II rs: do choice sc. do fair 70 good io&Glle.
EeeeiptsFioqr 100 bb,s and / $4,000 n in SACKS;
SUPERINTENDENT 5000 bush; corn 9 400 bush. oats
1900 hush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
eepts II the ports ara interior points today com
20 With the same day Week and last year


o-tan Exchange special Liverpool cabIes-spot cotton
Gar business doing sales, 900 baes speculation ard
AlsFir LOO. America. 700. receipts. 600
---es--ans naa-upaucs, 544li opened bar-lr
sa1--. ! points lover on and points lower on
--aIi positions closed STEADY. points lower.
January. $3.50; Js.ua-y-FeDruary SOD February
March. 537d. h-ApriI $50 Apr-Nay 3 40d. Ma
slie, JIhe-5uy ana juiy-Augusi 3 AID. Manchester-
Asrrs Q1iet and nrHa. cloths 4 business doing
,,.tloII. AND MEAl,-Owlag 20 from N
west and fhe ind ineEe1c- buyers In r
ss1efcar n small sriune Some mills prices
"a - ing T-s sale confined strsi glts
sftlShts. s. .5nS5 81 winter patc-ts SO Fpr ng
las - G5sSt. eztra Ne winter 50 5aS4 Is extra
~ = winter s. "a s. 80 RYE FLOTR-Fi.m Quoted
5ss..r = goa s. 5VESi 30 choice fancy T5Gs5
p 'tANHt-sI FLyCItCu.e;; quoted s. laaS&
10 Il CosiNEEAL<-F3rnl. quoted Kg- I'D Ssa 3 20
~ = or1.c bA'iAEALF4r nm. Quoted Fine white ana
49, = fY' cars = J. eSi - FEED-City nrfa
1.losias so. sour 10 50 . red cog 50 orornp
- .-e1fenlter shipment C ~ ban s2GT&el tu!k 8 d
ding s. S25. red dog. S2T D.. hoTainy chop
60 -4.L IS 50 ~ 9lrs cal $50
6L-f-F ltl-AT -F'EFtlv through the influence Of
800 news from western markets. wheat deyel0urd
- Ae. Algncr j. opened somewhat irregular on az
~ committing 5les. and for time showed con
.s-1-4e heaFiaess under liquidation. but q
- E&Fs GnntFtakabis evidences a stronger tone
~ ne afternoon decidedly under cantrol
n'efe western markets also. It understood
latlnn there was very hrri presumably on q
s.eF demand from Iniiiers the article was
10y cert higher. ard options moro above
tt,.eseays close Receipts al Minneapolis were only
- ea4s " bile the wire service
1 % allow q any statistics being received. outside