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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16
An Old Timer
STORY OF BIRD NJ
CURES BROTHER
Has Lived in Usage Reser
vation for Nearly
Twenty Years.

Special to Daily Leader
Fawhsska. OKLA. Dsc lG--John
Mcclure an alGer b9othst Of Byrd'E
IS an old time denizen of The reserve.
tson. having come here nireteen years
ago. He can tell scme interesting sfor'
les OF Indian fights and the combat
ants. He was up In the north'cest
when Sitting BulI was terror IN that
region. At one time he had the ex-
treme discomfort OF being IN conflict
with that noted n,aurauder. John says
in all hstice to the chief ne was ex.
,remely glad when the old gent con
cluded "a retreat and leave his com
rany alone Sitting Bull wore an az.
NOR whlah was impenetrable by the
gums in uss IN the United States army
at that time. MCGUIRE says that the
first time he was here there were only
Eve or six houses n the place. Moth
ing WAS gcinc on Nct sound OF q
hammer The tuwn seemed 70 be I'm
ished. A few men we're sitting around
as II waiting for the arrival Of the
corpse at a funeral Occasionally
some Indian would come into one ol
tho two stores. the traders CLERK
would sell something 70 him collect
the price then the trader would enter
the purchase upon his hooks not for
getting to make the charge from two
10 six dimes the real value. These
things have changed now, and no one
knows o. the change better than John
MCCLURE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16
CHRISTMAS ON SANTA re.

CHRISTMAS ON SANTA FE.
Holiday rates on Santa Fe for Ok
iahoma arc better this year than ever
before.
Round Trip tickets viii be sold Dec.
"a, %. 26 and 81, Jan. l and ,, to all
points, except no ticket sold to points
east Of Chicago or st. Louis. good to
return to Jan. 4, 1905 One fare plus
90 cents.
IN ADDITION TO ABOVE.
On Dec. 30, 21. % and 26 round trip
tickets will be sold at one fare plus
5000. good to return in 30 davs 10
iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South
Dakota, Wisconsin, and TO many points
in Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, North
Dakota, Wyoming and Colorado and
to many points in Southwest.
F. J. Best, Agent.
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FIoht VIII Be bitter.

Those who will persist In closing
their ears against the continual rec
on,mendation OF Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. VIII have n
long and bitter fight with their trcu-
hles. II not ended earlier by fatal term
ination. Read what T. r. Reall, of
Bean. Miss. has TO say: Last fall
my wife had every symptom Of con
sumption. she took Dr. Kings New
Discovery after e, erything else had
failed. Improvement came at once
and four hotties entirely cured ner'
Guaranteed by all druggists. Price
soc and 81 90. Trial bottles free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

The Logan County News. printed at
Crescent, had the following item in its
last issue concerning one Of Guthrie's
young men. George Carpenter the
deputy sheriff, had an exciting chase
after a fc,nale prisoner here Monday
.dght, but tool, her TO Guthrie 1ue''
day morning She was a pretty thing
and to threw her ir" would be q sin,
Charges unknown
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HOLIDAY RATES FOR
TEACHERS AND STUDENTS

On Certificates signed by the pres.
ident or other officers Of educational
institutions. round trip tickets will
be sold for fare and one-third for
round trip TO nearly all points. Sold
date school closes and the following
day. but not before Dec 16 or later
than Dec 80 limited to day institution
opens but not later char Jan. 9th
F. j. Rest, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
renccs. II bohocves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and
there's none as good os BuclIen's Ar
MICA salve Burns Cuts, Sores, Ec-
zema and Files, disappear quickly und
er its soothing effect 25c at all drug
stores.
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dreds of people are now here waiting
and thousands more are coming Banks
are arranging for large amount OF
currency foI the purpose or casbing
the drafts. Steps are being taken by
the commercial c'ul 20 disseminate in
formation as TO the date OF payment
end are proviiing means Of accommo-
dation for he multitude.
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New BANK OPENS.
Haskell, I. T. Has a $4,000 Banking
Institution.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Pawhuska, Okla, Dee le.--The
First National bank of Haskell opens
Monday at Haskell, l. IT, with Rem. D..
Marr as cashier IN charge The onic-
ers have not been elected The major
portion Of the capital stock is owned
hy Marr BROTHERS of Tulsa HAYES
Brahers of walker Mo- and clas.
Wichlzei
The aank Is capitalized at $4,000
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crFlclAls ruRLouoHlD 0.
Lack Of Funds Causes Many Jobs at
MusSoeee 70 Be Made Vacant.

Special TO Daily Leader
Muskogse. I, T., Dec. l6.-Wathin
the past ten days there has been a
wholesale furloush OF government en-
ployees from the government offices
here. There have been about fifteen
men furlouehed at the Indian offices
and an equal aumber from the Dawes
commission. II Is understood that
they viii not be taken back on. This
Is due 10 lacl, of funds at the Indian
Offices and At the Dawes commission
because the departments In which
these clerks worked are gradually
winding up their work
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AWAIT A PAYMENT.
indians and erafters Hover Thlckly
Around Atoka.

Special to Daily Leader
Atoka, :. T. Fec. lc.- Indian Agent
=. Blair shoentel. win be IN Atoka
This week for the purpose Of paying
out the tovnsite finds for the Choe
taw and Chickasaw nations. Hun
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Mothers. Be Careful.

Of the heRlth Of your children Look
out for Coughs. Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough Stop Them in time
One Minute Cough Cure is the best
remedy. Harmless and pleasant Sold
by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

Grearest tcuic and strength produc-
ing reuedv ever offered suffering hu-
manity Cures INDIGESTION constipa
uion headache, stomach disorders
That's Xhot HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea viii 10. Asl your druggist,
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that took place near Glencoe recently
IN The following language: An inter
esting debate was given at tho Star
A Star school house by the literary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

NJ White. contractor. viii build els
terms at forty-fye Cents per barrel, oil
100 barrels ctDacity and up. All kinds
Of mason work. See me at Santa Fe
House. Prompt attention given.
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NO CHANCE IN re ARKANSAS.
Colorado Evidence in the Water Case
That Suits that state.

Special to Daily Leader.
Colorado Springs, Colo, Dec l6.-
Granville A. Richardson, appointed by
the United States supreme court to
hear the evidence In the Kansas-Col
.orado water suit, has taken the testi-
mony here Of sevon Witnesses. All
testified that the Arkansas river was
about the same at the present time
as they had always seen t. Several
Witnesses testified that the water
How in the Fountain creek, which
flows into the Arkansas at Pueblo
has been increasing for the last nye
years. instead Of diminishing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

Il is reported that Oklahoma City
mas bought the franchise Of the To
peka base ban club for next season
Topeka being knocked out of team
owing tc the fact that Sunday bail is
not allowed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

society. Tuesday night The subject
was, Resolved. that a quarrelsome
woman is worse than balky horse =
The ballSy horse side won out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-16

'rbe Glencoe Mirror tells OF debate
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LsAowRETrEs


Local Happenings Of city and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.
Guthrie never was happier.
Enid has a park commissioner
john shartel IS a careful eater
Give syl pxon some praise one and
al
Guthrie is FIRST All others must fall
in behind.
ra tavpayiue lime and the dodsiag
las begun.
Tho receipts from Pawnee Bins
ranch this year viii he $4,000.
Editor Fisher Of the Carnegie Her
aid. says that boys should stick to The
farm.
The Anadark1 Democrat mas sus-
PENDED the publication Of its daily
issue.
The Rock Island will build a new
depot at Ei Reno. It is to be a FIN
structure.
Everett Purcell Of Enid, says Guth
Vie has literary field but not many
Craze upon it. Why uot7
Lawton city council is in a Quandary
as to what should be paid a water
commissioner for his Work
savre will build pullic hall by
public contribution That town has
the courage OF a mule colt.
Vernon Whiting has been re-appoint
ed postmaster at Enid. He worked
hard iuIing the campaign and his par
ty has repaid him.
In Shawnee lie either religious re
viyals or city council scraps that keen
the newspapers fun Of reading matter
And It's good stuff, too
The Usage people want congress to
enact some special LEGISLATION foi
them. II would require book TO ex
plain just what they want.
The Usage Journal has been resusci
lated and is in the hands Of the osags
Publishing company. It has a newsy
fresh appearance. and is all right
An oil wei with a now Of 25 10000,
feet daily has been struck at Cleve
and, in Pawnee county T he /. A
| r. S. club Of Guthrie has taken 'dowi
their sign.
Ceorge Carter and II. c. Flaclrey
Of Alva with two Wellington kas
men nate purchased 5000 600 worth O
, mill elevators in Oklahoma and south
err Kansas.
Whenever they ouit dynamitlnl
safes A. Enid and check burglarizin
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no cuas a celp lN oNE OAY.

Take Laxative promo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
If It fails 10 cure. F. w Groves sig
nature is Oh each box 25c.
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Whenever they Quit dynamitlng
safes ~ Enid and check burglarizins
hotels At shawnee then Lawton VIII
cease fighting gambling. And Guthrie
laughs in luxury
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HOTEL EMPIRE
Broadway and SiNty-Third 81.
New York City
OVER $3.50, 600 IN IMPROVEMENTS

JUST COMPLETED
ELECTRIC CLOCKS, TELEPHONES AND
AUTOMATIC LIGHT Nc DEVICES
IN EVERY ROOM
Completely Remodeled and Rcdecorated
Refreshed throughout in $ lid Mahogany
and Brass
one minute 20 elevated and subway stations
Take nearest car al any Railroad or steam
boat Terminal. thel VIII pass
or transfer to the Empire
within easy walking distance of all Thea
tres ana Department stores
Restaurant noted for Excellent COoking En-
cient .rvice and Moderate Charges
Rooms with use Of BATH 81 80 per day ~
private St0
W. JOHNSON QUINN
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Ceoree Carter and H. C. Haclrey
of Alva with two Wellington Kaso
men nase purchased $500 600 worth OF
min elevators in Oklahoma and south
err Kansas.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
OULANY is ELECTED,
NOW, WILL HE ACCEPT?
Waggaman Creditors Specializing
Whether Their Choice May Not
Again Have Miscarried.

The meeting Of the creditors of
Thomas r. Waggaman, called yester-
day morning IN the grand jury room
at the Court House, by Referee Andrew
Y. Bradley, TO elect "A trustee for Wag-
gaman's estate, resulted in the unani-
nous selection Of II. Rozier DuIany for
the position.
The attendance was small. only nine
ty-four votes. representing claims ag-
gregating $474,55s.s4 being cast. For cleo
ton, forty-eight votes aggregating 1921, -
23343. were necessary.
The election having at last been nc
complished, speculation was Immediate
~ begun whether Mr. DuIany would ac-
cept the trusteeship An attorney nromi-
nently connected with the Waggaman
case, is authority for the assertion that
Mr.. Dulany will accept.
The newly-elected trustee. however.
refuses 10 indicate his intentions in the
matter until he shall have been officially
notified Of HIS appointment through Re-
fierce Bradley.
In speaking Of this last night Mr..
Bradley said he thought the official not
ihcation could not be made before We'd
nesdaY or Thursday next Tuesday aft
ernoon next the attorneys and credi-
tors who voted yesterday. will meet
at the Court House to sign the certifi-
cate Of appointment. giving Mr.. Du-
aney the trusteeship. Wednesday. Mr.
Bradley viii present the certificate to
Judge Anderson for approval by the
court. Subsequent TO that the notifca-
ton will be made by the referee.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
POLICE WANT A WAGON
IF THEY WEIGH BEAD
Onerous Duty Imposed Upon Them by
the Law-Inspection Costs
Gao Weekly.

Major Sylvester thinks that if the
daily inspection OF the weight II Wash
inGton bread Is to be kept up the Police
Department ought at least 10 have the
services Of the horse and wagon Of the
sealer Of Weights and Measures. At
present the Inspection Is costing go Der
week, paid from the police fund.
During the last year a number Of ar
rests have been made for short weight
bread. IN March nineteen bakeries were
examined and a warrant was Justified in
one case only.
On March IS IL was agreed between
the District officials and "a number of
bakers that in the weighing OF bread
twenty-five or fifty lOaves would be
placed on the scales TO see If the aggre-
gate came within the requirement of a
l6-ounce loaf. Two more violations of
the law under this arrangement were
found IN the spring.
Sixteen bakeries were visited i'm the
latter part of September. and all but
three came mp 10 the standard. Ar
rests were made and the persons fined
respectively 800, Sos and S64.
one warrant was issued in October.
Thirty-one bakeries were examined in
November. aud all came I'D TO the
scratch except one.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
SONS OF REVOLUTION
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
New Constitution Adopted After Much
Observation-Disclosures Criticised
For Failing to Observe Holiday.

Wordy battles over the new constitu-
/ ton was the feature OF the annual meet
ing of the District of Columbia Chan
ter Of the Sons Of the Revolution. al the
/ Ebbitt House last night.
| Owing to the death OF Rear Admiral
Henry c. Taylor. president. f. p. b
Sands, vice president. occupied the
chair. The new constitution was finally
adopted.
Barry Buckley in his report as his
torian, severely criticised the society for
It's failure to celebrate national holi-
days
THE Fourth Of July. which should
have by all means become memOrated
by this patriotic society,"" said he.
was passed by unnoticed. As an ex-
cuse for this failure, the members ar
gued that the heat was too intense TO
celebrate the day, but it strikes me
that II the Oldest inhabitants at sew
enty and ninety years Of age can stand
the heat. II would not be too great
a hardship on our robust manhood.
Our failure 10 celebrate a holiday Of
this character is in violation Of one Of
our fundamental principles"
Mr.. Buckley also criticised the socie-
~ for failing 10 hold more frequent
meetings. His remarks met with a
great burst OF applause. and at the
close Of the meeting a resolution was
adopted that another meeting of the
society be held within one month from
date.
+. +. b. Sands was elected president
and Gen. r. w Huidekoper vice presi-
dent; DR.. Marcus Benjamin. secretary;
Charles II. Campbell. registrar, and DR..
Randolph II. McKim. chaplain.
Charles l.. Gurley, secretary OF the
society since 1898. declined to accept re-
nomination for the Office He submitted
his annual report, showing the member
ship had decreased thirteen in the past
Year.
a communication from the Society of
the American Revolution Of California
was submitted urging that a resolution
adopted by that association in favor of
consolidating the two associations be IA
vOrably passed upon by the local So
cietv.
President Sands stated that the board
Of managers had learned that the resp
luton had not the sanction Of the Sons
of the Revolution Of California and that
therefore the board had decided not to
present the matter At the meeting as
official business.
The report of Treasurer Wilson
showed the society had "A substantial
balance in bank. Samuel 5. W. Benja-
min was elected 20 membership. and the
following board Of managers was elect
ed: Barry Buckley. r. NJ Padleford. J.
b. Osborne. +. W. Dom. jr.. J. T. Dun
lap. A. f. Marsh. \. b. HOrner, w. +.
Metcalf and John Dahlgren.
The following were appointed delegates
10 the meeting Of the general society
TO be held in Washington April IS. 1906:
Messrs. Campbell. Thompson. Padleford.
Gurley and Blagden
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
SOUTHERN ROADS
ARE BENEFITED
SteellssueS Again Strong and
Tending Upward.
SPECIALTlES IN DEMAND
Moderate Reactions in Late Dealings.
Strong Closing at Concessions
From Top Prices.
SPECIALTlES IN DEMAND

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-There was gem
eral strength IN the stock market today.
In late dealings there We're some mod
crate reactions. There were no new de-
velopments 10 stimulate the upward
movement except the Government report
on cotton. The discussion of this fac
tor naturally directed attention 10 the
stocks of the Southern roads and there
were sharp advances in Atlantic Coast
Line, Louisville and Nashville. and Hi
nois Central, together with a better in
Quiry for Southern Railway and Nor
folk and Western. An advance OF = per
cent Ia Ontario and Western is regard
ed as nnected in some way with the
recent important rise in Lehigh Naviga-
ton Missouri Pacific and some OF the
rest OF the Gould issues developed
strength, but in several directions the
market was somewhat reactiOuary.
In the industrials there was strength
in United States Steel stock and some of
the other iron and steel issues respond
ed sympathetically. Steel preferred
Rubber Goods. Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal, and American Hide and Cast Iron
Pipe issues were specially strong. Anal
gamated advanced over a point The
local traction group ruled steady 10 firm,
The market closed strong at concessions
from top prices. Governments unChang-
ed. Other bonds strong.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
BUILDING PERMITS
DURING NOVEMBER

On account Of the unusual clemency
Of the weather. fully twic. as much
building is under way In Washington
now as at this time OF The year in
ordinary seasons.
The ordinary buildings authorized last
month are double the value and number
OF those authorized in November. 1903
though the Union Station permit in that
month brought the tOta! building value
up 10 over 100000
Building Inspector $ Ashford has re-
ported 10 Engineer Commissioner Bid
die that building permits were issued
during November amounting in value
TO $i3S,l2, and in number 20 800
There were permits for SO brick re-
pairs. a frame repairs. Is brick dwell
ings. u frame Dwellings. - electric mo-
tors, 90 frame sheds, and seven heating
apparatus structures.
In addition there We're several stores.
one church. three elevators. four en-
gines and boilers. two gasolene engines.
one gasolene tank, one brick shed. and
two iron sheds.
The total valuation of the buildings
erected was S3SS. ll4. This was divided
as follows: County. $16S. SIS: Northeast
Washington. Sl2l 500: Northwest. 81. 500;
Southwest. $237 67; Southeast. $4,000
Repairs, amounting in all 20 $50 O09. are
divided as follows: Northwest, S34 790.
Northeast. S6.n2l; county. Si,SO7; South
east, s.. 1875: Southwest. 1903
New Chicago Sleeper, C. & o. Ry.
2:3O p. m, only one Night out.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Money on call
81 per cent
Time money during the week was IA
fair demand for the longer periods, the
demand being slightly stimulat I'd ~ the
higher range of "call" money
Brokers offered IL with considerable
freedom; the supply. in fact, rather eX-
ceeding the demand Rates: Der cent
for all periods from sixty days 10 six
months.
Mercantile paper was In good demand
this week. here and at other centers.
Merchants issued il somewhat spariug-
~. Nevertheless. some attractive names
We're seen. Rates, 4Ad4% per cent for
sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed bills re-
ceivable, 4i4W4& per cent for choice four
TO six months single names; 5 per cent
for those Of the lesser financial strength.
Interior mOneY rates unchanged.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
AGED WOMAN CAUGHT
BETWEEN TWO STREET CARS

Caught between two Capital Traction
ears on Eighth Street. near G Street
southeast. Annie Konie. sixty-hve years
old, Of 33 r Street northwest, was
severely bruised and cut about the head
and body yesterday afternoon.
The cars were going iu opposite direc-
tions and the woman was rendered so
dizzy that she could not retain her
footing and fell toward one Of them
She received a painful cut on the head
and her left arm was also laCerated
Physicians al Providence Hospital
of the Fifth precinct station. also found
numerous black and blue bruises about
her body
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
TRADING DULL
ON LONDON EXCHANGE

LONDON, Dec. 3-Trading on the stock
exchange was duh on prOflt-takine.
COusOls were easier. American stocks
opened steady, and rallied 10 Il fraction
over parity. A moderate amount Of
business was transacted. Baltimore and
Ohio and Louisville were the features.
Prices closed steady. Grand Trunk inn
proved at the opening but afterward
was irregular.
Owing To the &c Sc of money. discounts
We're weak I'm the market today
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
BROKEN GAS MAIN
ASPHYXlATES A JUDGE

PATERSON. \. j.. Dec. 3.-Justice OF
the Peace James Diamond was found
dead In his office last night, having been
suffOcated by gas let loose in the office
bv a break in a gas main.
Investigation disclosed that the gas
main In the cellar. over which the old
man was sitting was broken. So great
was the quantity Of gas pouring out
that the WoTkmen were Obliged 10 shut
of tho supply before they could begin
the work OF repair and several persons
ia the street were overcome.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
Foreign Exchange.

Sterling exchange, after recovering 10
points for demand bills. reacted as re-
suit or the sharp break in the cotton
market bills for next weeks steamer
of the week. There was "a heavy pres
sure Of such contracts for next week s
shipment.
Rates for actual business closed as
follows: Sixty days, 4s34. demand
1855; cables. 4S614. Commercial bills
were 4S3n4Sfh.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows. Francs, 5.-9s and 5167k. reichs-
marks, 94Hla94b and IS 7-l6s guilders, 40H
and 404s less lie.
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Washington Street Railway pf-10aS7al 1000
SIS. 2QS7ia 2GgS7ias COASTS. 5o4Sl. l00a67
E09Sz. 50Qs7.
Washington Street Railway cOm-5042S. 100
9@ls, b0a 2lis, l0J4-4ts4 5004-l-ss 1000 % =
16od2S 1o0QZ73s. l0042lls-
American Security and Trust-I0d2ls, 100
go
MetropoIitan-Ci Citizens National Bank - "a
IS.
American National Bank-l0a1S0. 10Q1S0. 10
Gls0.
Washington Gas-25n6A
observation-disclosures loGl95le.
I.anstoL-40l1Zlz.
American Graphophone preferred-50dSiz.
Greene COpper-l00l3liz. l0oQ5l's buyer GOD,
1o8aaliz SNel4s. sass -
After calI-Greene COpper-ll14 sl'a, -Vl4
~ tbuyer 81. l00Q8l-s. .-.
Chesapeake and Ptomac Telephone 4s-s4,ll0
qle6H 81 0004l064i sl,ool4 luo's, l'Vl1A Lo'7t'
s. 0000 1898 -.-,, IRENE
Union Trust and Storage-l5g llsl4. l54ilA
Washington Street Railway pre1eTred-lvJ4
50 buyer 10).
The Washington times., 1904-12-04
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Wheat made it's
way through a very bearish crowd today
and scored sc advance in spite OF the
unloading of considerable long wheat
by vaciliating bulls and selling Of March
FOR short account by pugnaciOus bears.
Armour support had much 10 do with
the nrmness. Corn was freely sold, both
Tor December and May, causing &c de-
cline IN the former and &c in the latter
oats lost lsC OF its December price and
&c I'm May value. Provisions reacted
"A little and pared down some OF the
previous days advance.