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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
Factories ore Fired.

(By the Associated Press.)
London. Jan 26.--A dispatch from
st. Petersburg timed 9.26 y. m. to Z
news agency renorts that Pains fac
tory and large cotton mill have been
set on fire and are burning fiercely.
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FRANKLIN SUPERIOR COURT.
The First Blind Tiger Case-Ihe IlorSt
Snapper Paradise.

(Special to News and Observer
Louisburg, Jan. 26.-Court has been
in session all this week, Judge c. NJ
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When the Bible hides youl brother
it is time to dig through il to him
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Final Reading.

MAJ
To validate judgments under which
sales of contingent remainders have
been made.
To permit trustees of declared mort
cages to renounce the right to fore
close.
Ry consent Mr. McNinch introduced
out of order bin TO define the place
of sale Of liquor in North Carolina ana
II was referred TO the Committee on
Liquor Traffic.
The House at two . clock adjourned
until eleven o'clock Friday
In requesting introducers OF amend
inents to place their counties in the
original act TO withdraw them, so that
the repeal act could so through With
out complications. Mr.. McNinch. Of
Mecklenburg said
II desire TO make my position per-
fectIy clear When the bill to repeal
the anti-jug law first came before the
Judiciary Committee / spoke in favor
of the repeal of the law solely upon
the ground that when 1t was passed by
the last legislature it was only intend
ed for the four counties mentioned IN
the act. and was made to apply to the
whole State 10y judicial construction.
/ contended before committee and now
repeat that the moral or temperance
forces cannot afford TO hold any acct
dental or unfair advantage they may
have obtained; they cannot afford 10
further a moral cause by any means
open to criticism as being unfair or
immoral We should repeal the law.
and / want it done by the temperance
people who are i'm The majority here.
ana ] appeal to them to do the clean,
fair. hign- toned thing
THE substitute l offered repealed
the present law and then enacts a new
7nti-iug law for the State This sub
stitute was based upon the aasump-
ton that the House would undoubted-
~ repeal the present law. and pre-
sents the only omen question, viz: the
re-enactmcnt OF g new anti-iug law,
But SINCE some think this substitute
complexities the situation | Withdraw
my substitute aud ask the friends #
temperance 20 Vote for the bill reneal-
ing the aDti-iug law. And I give no.
tice that / will this morning Introduce
4 new anti-jug law
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thcn withdrew his motion to recon
nit and the bill passed by vote oil
SO to u on roll call, the folloWlns
voting no. Canaday, Feimster Cover,
Graham, of Lincoln, Jones, McGitt,
Mcqueen, Olive, Redding, Stronacn
iayior. OF Vance. Thaggard. Wade.
Webb, West, OF Baden. West, OF
Cherokee, Williams, Wood. Young ana
Powers of Rutherford. IN explalninA
why he voted no, Mr.. Owens said ne
beheved bird in hand WAS worth two
in the bush.
on les third rcadinr the following
counties were asked to be exempted
from operation of the repeal:
Caldwell, Watauga. Burke, Ruther-
ford Randolph.
Mr. McNinch begged members 10
withdraw the amendments asking c
have their counties exempted at this
stage He said it would be robbinS
the temperance forces Of their victory
and endangering the passage of an
anti-iug law later on.
The amendments We're then with
drawn and the bill was sent to the
Senate.
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Things Worthy Of Your
Consideration
KID GLOVES.

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make
but 1@00da
g:oySs FOR
or j.. ...
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viii he 9aeGn W
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richt and nonesc @ approval
T13IFROIDEFIzs
o
tber5y a adya in
nd
I'm andthe
SHOWN o IAacn waist suits
OF all kinds al special prices. trading
$500 $50 Price $500
to
for $500 less %
PEI o
n $500 to $1,000 cent
o $3.50.
o istsF aIuns Winter N"f'
TaiDrc salts. sen ratcSk TOU
cry ,-qALF PilIc' $50
F3oyIan .SearCe * 10. !!
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A Conflict With the Sold
iers at Riga.

CONTINUED from Page one,)
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Salary Bill Got a Bare Maj
GRITTY.
Continued from Page Three.)

prohibiting the sale OF liquor In two
miles Of Lang's School House.
Hills Introduced
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FoltnightIy Review Club.

Halifax. n. c.. Jan. Especially
Mr.. Ben Num-. of the Ayden Miiing
Company, and Miss Lillian Bland.
daughter of Mr.. G. c. Bland. of Ay-
den, after their marriage here have
gone on a visit to relatives of the
groom in Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
MURDERS A
CHORUS GIRL

pfTTsnuRG. Oct. 30 Morris
Nathan, secretary TO the manager Of
the shepherd King" Comic Opera
company. WIS arrested In this city
at o'clock this morning and
charged with the murder OF his
sweetheart. Susan 0eary. a former
member Of the same company.
II Nathan n guilty. he ~ one of
the most inhuman fieuda ever found
opt by the law. On September u "A
suit case. containing the diamem-
bered trunk Of n woman. WAS found
floating off the Massachusetts coast
near Winthrop. small town near
Boston. On Friday Of this past week
another suit ease was found near
the same spot. which contained the
badly decampoaed arms and legs
of the same woman The body was
identified BY the rings ON the fin
gers.
The gruesome finds created the
most intense Excitement all over the
East. and the authorities OF every
large city worked hard 10 find the
murderer Nathan was arrested
upon the suggestion OF Chief Of pos
lice Pierce. Of Boston. who IL Is be-
ieved. has sufficient evidence to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
II DID MY BEST" is WHAT
SUCCESSFUL ARCHITECT SAYS

III you ever got a reaonnding rap
straight between the eyea. you can
appreciate something 81 the feeling
| experienced ON Saturday. when
realized that | was the lucky com
petitor in the architectural contest
for building the new municipal
structure. said Architect Clayton
d. Wilson. the man whose desiFn IL
the one which has been accepted b.
the municipal building eomittcs
4 bad no more Idea that I would
be the winner than that ! would be
nominated president" he continued.
7 went up TO the city hall and set
copy Of the plans and specifiea-
tons for the building. aud was
rather dlaheartencd To find that ia
architects had been there before me
and that I had only about ~ DAYS
in which 10 complete the deaiEn /
felt further apprehsnaixe because
was the thirteenth one in the list.
hut | went 10 work. and ycu may
be sure that I did not have many
hours sleep from the time that |
made up my mind Ia compete until
the time limit for the submission Of
plans expired ! worked aA have
never worked before. aud deter
mined that II there was any chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
northwestern WORKINCFAST TO
BEAT milwaukee To THE COAST

A special dispatch from g. Paul
to the Star. Monday Indicates that
the Chicago and Northwestern Il
losing no time in extending its main
line coast ward. and that the Puget
sound country Is the goal Of us pres
cot extensions.
Tha dispatch Is a. follows:
aRapld progress Is being made In
the construction of the extension Ct
the Chicago a Northwestern from
Casper, Wye. and next spring trains
will BE- running a. far as Lander.
wyo.. at least A local railroad Of
fetal who has Just returned from
Wyoming says that there in cousii-
erahIe speculation among Wyoming
people as 10 the ultimate dcstina=
ton Of the extension. but that no
one doubts that Seattle Is the pros
pective terminus OF the road on the
ground that II hopes 20 beat the
Milwaukee IN It's effort 20 tap the
extreme Northwest.
sThe extension. which is more
than 100 miles long. taps n great
cattle and sheep range One coun-
" In the country the Northwestern
Il entering has about $4,000 sheep.
tut while the Northwestern II SEEK
ing 10 gain access into the cattle
country. II Is the opinion OF railroad
men that the road has some purpose
in view Wyoming people, accord
ing 20 what the local railroad men
learned. are Of the opinion that the
Northwestern is heading for Poca-
fello. Idaho. to connect with the
Oregon Short inc. and thus far the
exiensian heads In that direction.
II II rumored In the east. partle-
uiariy I'm Boston, that the North
western is really heading for yell
Iowstone park From Lander there
Is an old wagon road to the sozth
OF the park. and II is believed that
the road Will build along the wagon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
WHERE SERIOUS RIOT

for an eleventh hour man. would
do my level best 10 make n good
showing. but I really did not think
/ had a look-in.
4 gave my very best thought and
attention 20 the design. thought a
long time before | made stroke
Of the pen. and then simply ala
what I believe any man should do
THE VERY BEST. AND LEAVE
THE REST TO FORTUNE
Il am practically unknown here
! got my firat experience In clevs-
land. o. and came west In iss6. but
have bern In Seattle only a few
years. hardly long enough 10 give
my work a good standing among
the other architects of the city.
am happy. that goes without aays
ing. Hut I am not going 10 BE-
satisfied with my work until the
building II living reality. = reali-
Eatinn nf my uwu conception OF
what the structure should sfnbody
enthusiastically.
No. can't say. until have had
talk with the COMMITTEES. what
features of my deaign were the ones
which won me- the prize. ! honest
~ can't say. myself What they we're
All I can say ia that ! did my best. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Dueled With Knives
Over Jap Woman

shortly afterwards imnae was
found IN a semi conscious condition
bafhed IN his owu bloed Hls friends
carried him 10 bis avn room near hy
and called a surkron. Ills condition
IL not considered serious. The sur
EeOn took a numbeT Of stitches In
ssNoral euth
Not long aFo a Chinese taboror
waa assaulted ia the same alley and
seriously cut In the back and head.
lie told the police the name Of bis
asnaiians. but after AN invaafiEa-
tlon the matter vas dropped.
Although the police have succeed
81 10 breaking up the noted Japan
esq baud ~ outlaws headed by
Gonda. e IL believed that another
gang has been recently organized
Tor the purpose Of murder for mon.
etary gain.
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N. p. Makes
~
Time Changes

With the opening Of the new
Northern Pacific belt line around
Lake Washington Sunday. that road
made several changes In the run
ning time Of its passenger trains
over the Seattle division.
No. 1. west bound. which formerly
left at 1880 y. m. now departs AT
10 n. m. and No, 3. the Bellingham
branch train. instead Of departing
az S:25 a. m, nov leaves at 4;20
D. m. No. now runs over the belt
line. via Black River and Argo. but
leaves NJ tho same time as IL did
before. AZ $3.50 .. m.
The east bound train, No. 6. which
runs over the belt line. now arrives
a. 10 a m. instead OF 9:4S a. m. M
formerly. East bound No. 4. instead
Of arriving at s:s8 .. m. now pulls
In at 1910 y. m. and No. arrives
az $50 p. m. instead OF 1850 p. m..
as before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
MINE OFFICIALS
SACRIFICE LIVES

erected 20 eonfins the fire 10 one
entry Of the mine.
Just a. the covering was removed
there was terrific explosion and
the five fnsn were blown In differ
ent ways. all being instantly killed
Andrew Roder. Nao was some dis
lance behind the five men. escaped
instant death. but Was 30 badly
burned that he did later. lie
reached the bottom OF the shaft.
gave the alarm. ard. when rescued.
al the men were found dead
John Harnical was one OF the orig
inni owners Of the HaHelkirk mines
Nos. / and and was reported TO
have received neafiy ti0.eeo.e9 for
hts holdings At the time the corpora.
ton vas formed All Of the other-
we're wei known.
The mine IL on fire. TIRE damage
may reach thousands Of dollars.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 90. This
city has lost on lfs filtration plant
the enormous sum Of s. 710. 90. a.
indicated IN the report % Mai. Cas-
ins r. Gillette d the United states
Engineer corps. and John D. Mac
Lennon. Of Washington. II was
done b. grating and fraud On he
part OF city and state officers. many
Of whom are nov fighting the wave
81 reform under Mayor Weaver. In
dictments may follow the report.
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PITTsBuRG. Oct. 19,-F1ve min
or officials OF The plttsbeFg a West
Moreland Coal company gave M
their lives v heu they entered the
Hazetislrk mine No. l 81 the eon-
psny at HAEelklrk. Pa. % ascertain
~ 4 portion Of the mine was stlil
burning as a result OF an explosion
two weeks ago. The dead are;
John Horuical. superintendent.
Daniel Griffith. foreman. Joseph
Hunter. John Iavey. Henry Clay
borne. fire boss. All are married
men with large families and are men
Of considerable means
e was decided that II any risk
Was to be taken. those holding re-
apunsibie Positions should take il
Instead u the mincfs- The five rueu.
after having entered the mine. de-
efded 20 tear down the buikhead
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In a stabblnE AffraY In an alley
between South Fourth and f1fth Al
10 20 sunday night. X. imose. a
japanese suhteet was badly cut
about the head BY Y. Tanegaghi. a
ccuntrymau. who IL stftt If large
Tho facts we're first reported to
Patroiman Christenaon. Who work.
ri the balance OF the nlgkt to ef.
feet tho capture of Taneguchi II Il
believed that the would-be murderer
Is IN hiding in this citY.
Tancguchi IL a section hand IN
the employ of the Great Northern
Ills friends and the friends Of
the injured Jap say that the two
auaffeied over a woman. aud that
afterwards they met in the aiisY
and both drew knives and started
IN 70 cut one another 90 pieces
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Nearly Killed


Oias Predecessor. a city empiofe.
was run down by a laundry wagon
at > O'Clock Monday morning AZ see-
on6 and Union. The accident. peelea-
TRANS say. waH che result Of the
drivers careleaSns~s and that he de-
iIb@rately permitted his team 70 dash
into Frederieksor. who vas making
every effort 70 escape.
That Frsdrieison was not lnstaut-
~ killed - remarkable.
lie was badly hurt IN the back BY
the tongue q the RIG. which carried
him several yards.
EsredrtCkRuu was takNu % the
waysidc Emergency hcspltal IN the
city ambulance and Afterwards TAX
en- 10 his home az rs Thomas
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SHANGHAI. Oct aa-Rear I'D
mIral Train. commander In chief ai
the American Asiatic squadron. and
his son. Lieutenant Train, were At
tackled by Chinese outside of Nan-
King while pheasant shooting. The
admiral had accidentally shot and
wounded a Chinese woman. The
Villagers surrounded the officers.
took their guns and held the lioa-
tenant as hostage Forty marines
landed aud were attacked by mob
OF Cinnamon. who tried TO pitchfork
the marines The troops fired
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convict him. Nathan ls now n com
plete physical aud nervous wreck.
but he still maintains his Innocence.
In this. too. he Is supported by
other members Of the company, who
state that his love for the girl was
recipruaated. and that the two were
evidently very fond Of each other.
Miss Geary. the murdered girl.
was known on the stage AZ Ethel
Durfell. aud WIS n Her parents
live in Boston. and last night the
mother declared that the girl might
have been disseeted by physicians.
after she had been operated upon
probably for appendicitis. of which
she had complained a few days lie
fore her death She was last seen
IN Boston ON September /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
iockhoIders May
Inspect Books
oBy scripp. News Asrai

WASHINGTON. Oct 90.-In de-
Gliding the case Of j. W. Guthrie
~. H. Hardness In the supreme
court today. the court held that
stakeholder Of a national bank Is en-
titled to inspect the bank books.
The case arose in connection with
the Commercial National bank Of
Ogden. Utah OF which Hardness
owned a finn Of the stock. and was
denied the inspection right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30

RAuLEfGH. N. G.. Oct so.--Thrce
persons were seriously injured. one
a. whom subsequently died. and
dozen others had a narrow escape
from the flames In a fire that de
stroyed the priests house at Naz-
arath orphanage. a Catholic boys IN
stitution. three miles from Raleigh.
last night.
The fire broke out between and
5 O'Clock this morning and spread
rapidly. Twelve persons escaped BY
jumping from the seeond and third
story windows Eleven Buffalo.
aged e. years. and John CLAWS. aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
FATAL FIRE IN
0RPHANACE

Is. we're hemmed In by tho flames
ON top Of tho building. fcrty-five
feet above the street. Timothy Wal
lace OF New York. who has been
studying for the priesthood. climbed
the huttross 10 rescue them. but
was cut off from the stairwAys. aud
The three jumped. All were mang'
led and injured seriously. Claws
died tonight
Dr. Lamb Of New York and Rev.
Fathers 5. Price and O'Brien jump
"a from the windows thirty feet 20
the ground. but were not seFtouaiy
injured. Property lo4s. $4,000.
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route
Yellowstone park travel Is said
BY railroad men to be In ita infancy.
The Northern Pacific road Is haul
ina more people every season ~
the park. according 10 the report
recently issued Yellowstone park
travel II much eovescd traffic. Oi
which the Northern Pacific has hRd
a fine share for ssveral years. ami
which tho Northwestern would like
10 enjoy when the movement gets
heavier. aa the Indications are that
u will from year 20 year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
At Ballard

The Ballard city council will hold
ifH regular meeting Tuesday night.
aud several matters Of importance
xill be- discussed. among them the
franchise asked for by the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern for
Epur track along A street ThiA
franchise Is very desirable To the
miiia. 10 whom u viii be n great
benefit.
The Ballard street COMMITTEES.
which was authorized TO confer Mith
tho Seattle city council regarding
the proposed road along the caual.
Nili probably 90 over the same some
time this week. and report 10 the
council at the neat messtinE The
matter will be discussed Tuesday
night again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30

PTTTsnURG. Oct 30-Morris
Nathan has told the detectives all
he knows about the murder Of Sn-
same Geary. Tho officers believe
h. n not wanted for murder. but his
confession gives clues which. n Is
believed will lead 10 the diacoy-
cry OF the guilty ones. Nathan Hd-
mita his responsibility for the girls
condition and duplicates another
woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30

tnY scgfnps Views Assn
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. sa.-Eva
Booth. commander Of tha Salvation
Army. Is seriously m IN New York
with appendicitis. and u unable %
nn her engagement IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Miners Escaped
Through Tunnel
fRv seripps So Anrn.

STOCKTON. Cal. Oct. 30-The
entire surface works Of tho Light
ner mine NJ Angels. calaveras coun-
~, we're destroyed by fire ct 10
o'clock this morning The Joss H.
10000 The fire started in the
change roof. sud Vas scattered TO
other buildings by an explosion OF
giant powder caps. Ten miners, $50
feet underground. escaped through
q tunnel into a shaft Of the Angels
mine.
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Dy seripp. New, Assul

PORTSMOUTH. Oct 30-A Vir.
Kinla wireless from the president
aboard the West Virginia 10 Cover
aar Herrick. answering a telegram
OF congratulations was intercepted
this morning The presidents boat
Is proceeding up the coast through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30

The time for the eieefion Of BAL.
inrdA mayor IL nearing. and much
talk in ALREADY Eolag around town
as TO who will be the next chief
executive
Several candidates have already
been named The date for the con-
xention has not been given out. hut
Il wiil b. very soon The race will
be 4 hot one. Tho Instrumentation
lsts are still plugging along for
Ballard. and on the coat Of almost
every Ballard resident Il button
with the inscription Annexation
Mt"
Ia an interview with 81. ]. Hea-
stan Tuesday morning he says that
although bis name has been men
TONED "a a candidate for mayor. he
viii have To decline. aa his bus
mess will not allow him any spare
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
THE MARKETS


"N@sNAtNes
Beans. dry. per ewL ts2SataTs.
No ! small whites. fa.so. choice
whites. sass. large whites. t3a41s.
pink beans. isso. bsyo beans. taoo.
beets. per sack. 81. parnnlps. per
rnck. 81: carrots. per sack. T6e. tur-
nips. per sack. Csc: caulifiowsr. per
cnR. 81 garlic. per 10. Sc. native
green peppers. per Dor, e59sEc. CAL
iforuia peppers boz. si-2s. parsley.
dozen. zse. squash. per 10. 2Acs
pumpkins. ies tomatoes. box.
cabbage, ih09e. tomatoes. per box.
Tbc. eukws. per dozen. leo gBc.
corn. per dor. 8efi0c. yoiioy iona.
toes. n. &c. eggplant. ID. Sc. celery.
per doE ssgfoes potatoes. per ton.
tis0tze sweet potatoes. per 100
Tho. 1916 yellow banker onion.
y ID. waila waiIa onions. sack.
Fruits.
rigs. case. Nib. bricks. tI7s.
necdiesa figs. io-ib. cartons, tt.Sofa
1850. Valencia oranges. q box, gtsf
IS. lemons, per ease. SS1fs. Wen
atchee peaches. per box. escati 90.
liberia peaches. per box. e0H zoe.
berta peaches. per box. sou70c,
Simmons peaches. box. a0c. black
berries. per crate. fLOe. bananas.
per bunch. t1eo. crab nppier. per
box. sou aac. east Of mountain ap-
pies. ifse0s. natives. box. s0cati.
Cat Gravsnsteinn. 7sc9tL4s. par
eut apples. Der Dor. 10000.
snow applea. ti.fa0 400. fancy ap-
pies. co. 9sseo. watermelons,
per dozen. 500 q siEo.
ounce. box. tf4ias: canfaloupes.
SOCIAL. hears. box s5c ffgIs native
pears. per box. 800. Hungarian
prunea. box. 16r utle0. Muncat
grapes crate. ti15. Coneordn.
io-in. basket 2sa ake. seedless Sui
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day.
Wheat High Low Goose.
Dee. 80 -. 80 IL. 90 3-s.
May. %. 81. BIS
Corn
Dee. 4g. a. q 10.
Dec. old. 40 - :. u 7-s. igt-2.
May. 10 -. 4G. 90 IL.
Oats
Dec. 9ol-g. 3o1-s. 3O1-2
May. 30. - 5-s, 49,
Pork
Oct. 1880.
Jan. g12.l7. ti2.42. tt245.
Liverpool wheat closed Dec.
u 3=gd. Jan. = la.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30 Following
are Stock quotations today.
AmalR. Copper. = ~. NJ 5-s. 81 IL.
Am. Sugar. ri tsg. 40 Ia. 1fi.
Brook. n. r.. 10. "A "a. "a IL.
Peoples Gas. 104 3-s. 1903 IA. i04 3-s.
Metropolitan. tis 81, III 81, ils
q. s. Steel. 81 IS. 81 -. 81 So.
q. 3. s.. pfd.. i0f IL. iOi IL. i0f S-s.
Atchlaon. 81 -. 81 IA. ~ "a.
Is. A. O, il2 IL. III IA. tiz -
Can. Pae.. ri L.. 1853 81. III S~s.
Erie. 473-f. a.. II 10.
l.. h \. $50 So. f49 "a. $50 So
Mo. pae.. lO2 %. f02 II. i92 "a.
Penn. f448-4. f4s IS. 144 "a.
Reading. f25 "a. IA SIS. Us "a.
Rock Island. 30 I-s. 20. 20 3-s.
South Pac. 50 Is. 50. 50 rs.
80. Paul. 1870 IA. 179. 1870 l-s.
Union Pac.. 1872 Us. l3i %. isk 5-s.
III Cent. lfI -
n. Y. Cent. $50 IS. 100. $50 So.
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HoNGKoNG, Oct 80 Americans
say the boycott Is resumed In all
Chinese ports. The results are seri-
Gus. Canton leaders have lust re-
ceived s. 600 from Chinese in Cali
fornia 70 aid the boycott
WASHINGTON. II. =. Oct. 80
Orders have been sent to Admiral
'rain to cable a report OF the Nam
king affair.