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" so much. I wish she could
jewelry shops here. but the
work is very interesting
and they get quite good
pay while learning: SO she
could get along all right:
and. IL it was so 1 could.
i would help her tc get
dressmaking TO do. as I
am acquainted with some
OF the dressmakers.
II she would write and
let me hear from her. 1
would do all i could to
help her. / feel sorry for
some OF your girls. that I
wish / knew them. so I
could be of some use to
them. HATTIE S.
VIII M. G.. e." please
,eply to this and send heI
address? 1 am keeping
that Of Hattie s."
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II Pleasant Para graph

And for the / think the in this
good
Wishing all world. thanking
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wisher
p S-May be your girls!
Indeed. she shall belong! Any who thinks
well OF the deserves place among the girls who
help make It.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

some six months Some pay a small fee from the be-
ginning others not until the months
year The only thing 8 the hospitals
IN the city select and Information there
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

Dear Mrs Herrick:
have talent a musician-if will pardon
intentional II girls or
would like help hints music possibly
have studied music almost life. first
the last eight voice culture but 80
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Two More Wish Correspondent


Nothing would please better assistance
70 some OF my sisters have no objection to address
friend. " TFcSSIE r
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"Bess" is Wanted.

She said she lived and did very
Will kindly send her letter tell
like her TO write to OF 1 Will
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Dear Mrs. Herrick: (:

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
1 am II years old and In
the second class at high
school. Now. 1 am going TO
be a trained nurse. and I
would like to find out ~
there is any free training
school for girls where YOU
can enter under the age OF
u or %. b. NJ. i.
In answer to these letters
1 can only repeat what
have said before, that you
must apply to some local
hospital for information.
The rules differ In different
cities. In New York, for In
stance. there are few hos
pitals where a girl Is ad-
mitted when she is under 81.
and there are efforts being
made to raise the age limit
to q. Yet there are other
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Another Lonely Girl.

would like correspond some of girls VIII
have time. lonely. and would appreciate
much. A McC.
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1 am sog glad going 0 OF
md I l
to be delightful, whatever
may be. Yours truly BRUNETTE.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
/ would like 10 say that
I would be glad to help
pay for pins for those who
cannot very well afford
c. NJ. n.
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HELP OFFERED TO leach AND ALL"

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
/ would like to help I'M. G.. G.
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A Word for "T. K"


In ans % the signing herself ct. k who
would
like her send personal letter and think could
help her deal HELEN.
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am told that Ii costs money.
Surely there is some way of
getting my ambition salts
Ned. 1 am is. and / Just
earn enough to keep myself.
l have had a plain public
school education. but my
friends say am q keen oh
server and very quick at
taking things UP. / could
never afford to pay for
training, so 1 have come to
you for advice.
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Places and private training where girl is adj
mitted at 18 The variance alton
matter Some hospitals demand six weeks probation
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

re HAVE had a good deal of talk about Sub
Nkf clubs" girls and 1 think it is time set to
wv getting them into working order" so that they
he real practical
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oH0 speaKs OF shaODy CIOlHeS. MY
goodness. There are many girls who
do not look TO see how nicely their
friends are dressed. but look at the
girl herself
I always have made it my place to
be a sincere friend to any OF my
chosen associates.
1 hope M will be so kind as to
write Yours lovingly. ARDA.
If "Arda' will senC. her full name
and address. I shall be obliged.
cannot forward letters withou;
them.
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Invites "M." to Write.

Upon reading M s. letter. wondered If she would care
to write home. I would
nrnhailx CnuId heIn each other.
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Wants to be a Newspaper Reporter


am 10 and my year at school My greatest
aut aziness highest ambition become
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Desires a French Correspondent.

Have you any French correspond
ents. Mrs Herrick? 1 am French
myself. but L have grave doubts as
to whether 1 write correctly or not:
and. If could correspond with some-
body who has a thorough knowledge
OF French grammar. I am quite sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
THE CHAPMAN EDITION or THE STAB

Monday Appropriate dav Chapman
o
day
dear the evangciistic
And today question. the experiment suecesa
Or Chapman his abored handi
handicap would the editor OF daily
undertaking ehapmans
In his edition. Chapman could hardly IN
tcate the lines which
his direction Had he the opportunity afforded BY Of editions
the policy would mo strongly manifest.
And In addition the Monday Easter throughout
the blue Moaday There
therefore opportunity
his censorship
1t Is interesting note that Mondays star did
line doreees the sporting practically
pressed the being absolutely
while brief hgh-elass clean
Details OF crime stories forbidden ugly all
excluded.
differ the
exception
editor pleasure IN
ulatng Chapman
Edition o "oneday"
which handled
extended 70 Charles c who acted editor
snfaiy and the best spirit
position T.so until the
may N daily newspaper pub
such conditions but be admitted that the
interesting homey expression.
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MM GRAFTON AND LABOR UNIONS

immigration enormously would
the Influence OF
labor unions amlatns the foreign
ments
wrghfs
The shows primarily preventing the
Introduction Of foreign standards Of living the unions have been
peoples
tend the national distinction The Poles Bohemns Lh
sovaks Gaeaas Chicago
1890 strongly inclined be elanulsh.
Divided by differences Of speech the members Of
naturally 1Ocked themselves
established holding aioo others leading
community life conferred clubs schools and
churches.
The accomplished BY the unions
opinion lies the they
spirit sentiment
have
point Of nationality but from that Of their
whole AS the union meetings chiefly English
they have appreciate the acquiring
that language Union leaders frequently actively
Of labor legislation acquire distinct
conception Of popular meaning
election day. OF the duties o enshlp.
The Importance Of this influence particularly
that the flood Of before
The immigration figures for February 1906 show
when compared with the year.
1893 The total February
2e for 1905 immgra-
ton for the six months ended February
Tecordwas 3064s months 4O55s9
crease Of 81
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from me NO long a. you obey orders
but / ahali shoot any man who at
temptn 60 come aft OF the bridge.
and I shall shoot you and put tho
mate IN charge n you don't keep up
n good speed 10 knots at least. &.
Another volly u hlaaphemy flew
back but tho vessel piodded on 20
tho waatward IN tho teeth OF the
fast rising gallo.
4 am afraid that. for q stout man
who loves hla oaHe. ] nave taken on
rnthsr a large ORDER Herzog half
turned his head To Hay 10 mo. 'At
the mildest computation we cannot
be Off Totland bay for another three
hours. aud I must keep watch ana
ward an that time ON q deck that
bids fair 10 become slippery. Luek-
rs, my legs are fairly neawarthy.
Before botUme n surveyor OF taxes
1 had the honor 10 care for her late
majoatya revenue as an ekciasman
Ia Belfast hatbor."
fTo be Continuod)
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that their quarry Is hidden away in
an empty house. and that hunt Is
IN store Tor them
Herxoga story made me realize
how everything depended ON the
Nightahade for the next few hours.
A hundred things might happen TO
cause a delay. Her raftletrap en-
rinoa might break down. her cap
tain might get drunk and rebCll-
iouH. ominuuE clouds. hfraldea by a
splteful breeze. we're banking IN the
western aky. The weather might
upset. All Herzog's calculations and
send Arthur 10 his doom.
Antonio came presently 70 an
nounee that breakfast awaited ~ IN
the cuddy. and before going below
I was rejoieed 20 see that we should
soon be out Of those lonely stretches
OF atagnant water. The steamer
was threading her way between the
low shores OF the most seward
creek. with the sandy beach of Hay
| ling island visible on the port bow
Once clear OF the shadows. Capt.
Belcher could put on fun speed II be
| 50 wilied u.
lie did not appear at the break
fast table. but when We returned to
the deck Il became evident that the
captains abstemiouaness Ia the
matter OF food dld not extend 70
| LIQUID refreshmsnt. lie had been
supplied ON the bridge with a
square flask Of Hollands. 10 which
he frequently applied himself In
the intervals Of giving instructions
I to the man at the wheel Ills face
was already flushed. and his speech.
as he beloved foul-mouthed orders
20 the crew. was thick and inarticu-
l late.
We shall have trouble" ! heard
7 Herzog mutter. The fellow IL for
tifying himself for n purpose.
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"rhcn." said he. "let as intreneh
ourselves 70 the best advantage Alls
the very place
Ito led thu way 10 a small deck
house. built at the side OF the yoas
sel flush with the bulwarka and
about 10 PAGES art of the bridge
There Nan a similar ntruGture 0ps
posite on the other SIDE. and ! wnH
told stewards that the signal
aaEh v-sre Kept Ia one % these
houses aud spare ropes ia the other.
iasEEoga uae for the Que he selected
was soon 10 he made plain.
Now. II You viii kindly stand
there. you ought 10 be all right. /"
he said. indicating tho angle Which
the deekhouse made with the but
warkaaa spot where ! was entirely
screened from a view of the bridge.
and could see nothing OF the ship
but the afterpart OF the deck With
the house for the second wheel be
hind which We had converaed earl
Ter In the morning. ia the baak
ground. Hrrrog came aud leaned
over the rail heHide me. taking ad-
vantage for the moment Of the same
shelter Ills keen gaze was direct
ed AZ the rough water Of the open
sea ahead. into which the steamer
was steadily piawing Already We
were beginning to pitch uncomfort.
ably.
My companion pointed 90 a blue
limo that rose At great distance IN
.
round 90 tho left. clear Of Hayllng
island &Nk
1T Is n very little nimplY
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CHAPTER XNNIk Continued

CHAPTER NNNtt Continued
Then came my masterpiece. e
added iiefaog Il induced him to
consent 20 take me down with him.
SO that ! might avail myself OF the
opportunity OF keeping out OF the
way IN Spain for n time. l also per
suaded him 10 allow me to walt Ia
his ruuma while he went out to give
secret information at the homr of
flee aA to the fugitlYe'a where
ahoutH. Tho result you knew
successfully pnancked las rooms
with the aid OF a bunch OF aleeh's-n
keys and later on prevented hla de
signs ON sou with a knock 90 the
head
nut" l said. fired with IN
slant alarm. IT he was AZ the home
office yesterday afternoon. the
search for Arthur viii commence
this morning az the latest
Not 50. waa the reply The
object Of the Marshes. and certain
other interested persons. IL 10 allow
as little time az possible 10 eiapae
between hla capture aud execution
to minimize the remote chance
OF anyone paying attention % what
he would say II was arranged, 20
Marake told me. that he would not
be locked bp TIN the afternoon. 20
that he might be hustled OF @
Winchester Ia the evening and
hanged at dawn tomorrow Nuu
should take comfort from the fact
that they believe Tim 10 be stiil in
the lodgings at siprinEthufne
took care 10 impress that fiction up
on Master Roger. They DO not know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

the difference between inside and
outside that g. worrying me" said
he. Those are the enffa OF nom-
bridge. in the isIe n Wight. n BeE
cher steers for them Ne shall know
that he ~ for going outside the
Wight. stralKhtaway down channel
Tor Spain. instead OF shaping a
course Inside u. down tho sulent.
according te orders. Which Will
mean that be has kicked over the
traces. and that there are squalls
ahead In two senses. for Il Is gnlnE
70 blow n summer gale BY all the
signs, The elements Va cannot
control. but We shall know an about
the Beieher part 81 the program In
less than two minutes A"
waited with my heart IN rqy
mouth for the first Indication Il tie
course 10 be Hteercd. and Il enige
quickly enough niadaininR tie
narrow waters between the Isle bf
Wight and the Hampshire Rah
the vessels head nwervcd further b.
the left. leaving no doubt that l3tt-
cher was making for the Enklith
channel. south OF the island.
Gently but firmly HorEog ptall9d
me further behind the shelter e tie
deck house. AZ the same time dArS-
Ing a formidable revolver.
1t Is not likely that the ca f,aln
VIII have firearms on him. at
want you 10 be out OF harms AThy
In case there IL shooting I'D stx-
planned. Then he stood boldly arth
and ieyeled his pistol at the bridge
If you do not alter your course.
and run for the Solent inside 30
seconds. Bslcher. will drill n
hole through you, he cried.
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CHAPTER xxxuL

The 30 seconds allowed In Her
zog's challenge seemed 10 have been
multiplied by 10 before there vas
any result. ] could not but admire
the attitude Of my interruptions
ally during that period OF suspense.
Ills aim never wavered. nor did he
show the slightest apprehension Tor
hia personal safety. great as we're
the odds he had taken upon him
self 10 confront. | tried 10 read up
on his face signs Of what was pass
Ing on the. 10 me. Invisible bridge.
but his expression remained STERN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
wa STAR DUST -


ms PRESENT HUNTING" TRIP.
tSeady everywhere President
Roosevelt stopped on bis hunting
trip the citinrns presented him with
some token Of esteem either fof him
Helf oF his family. m he had accept
"a al the tanned and untamed bears
offered him BE would have men
BEeric second % noue1
In the land of Oklahoma Teddy
Roosevelt got cheer
All the bfnneho busters split their
bronchial tubes.
Then the leader Of tbs party said
Now. Teddy. since yer here.
Wen show ye that We niu't no
pack O. rubea.
That we've framed up numthiu'
fancy Tor the baan OF ali m
land
And tho speaker. Rather Tomp-
klas. waved hts huge and
horny hand
Then H8ue other busters proudly
marched toward the president
with a half d annsn bears for him.
- way % compliment
when the presidential party reached
the Rocky Mountain state
Every town turned out 10 hear a
Roosevelt speech.
And they each aud an gave greeting
and % be right ~ % date.
Tho ruler % the states they did
beHsoeh
To accept a little present. when he
said All right He would =
And probably murmurcd 70 him
self You bet my folks are
good
To me. they amhled forward bring
iag gifts 10 him in pairs
And he counted in the total Just
about u bears
Though his dreams were filled with
bruins. Teddy didn't lose bis
grip
TIN hs saw THIS raper-hcadinE
'-Teidy's Present - Hunting
Trip
One day n Butte mans automobile
was smashed and the next ray hr
won a ten million dollar lawsuit.
One day our automobile vas
smashed and 40 Won a big bin for
repairs That's tho difference.
4 think I'll soak that diamond. %
remarked Furecaster Salisbury as
be acnt a rain cloud over Recuea-
ton park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

- mrrcafv Wlii surely destroy The
sense ~ Efurli and completely drranrs
fhr WnuiH EfNHFlu wnNu entering III
fhrH5Heu the niucuttH Hurfaraa H5sah
articles - aid never - used eNrslnf
an pfnaafIutiona from rrpmia hle nhgsl-
rthna. na ana damage fhag all do a.
ten fold e. the nua4 Yuu ear rassaItis
derive from thrtn. ftHafa Cafmrrh
cure. manufactured 30 y. j gr9n~g
a CO. Toledo. o. rumfH lua a. me-.
rurf and o. taken internally. aatler
directly uEun the blood and fnnfss5s
surfaerH - she system I'd Iltsflr-
Hats GAtarrh Cure b. sure Fau 81
tha genuine. IL Is taken infurnafI, 4.
ard made 10 Tninta onto. - 81
cheney 4 Co Testimonials Tree
Hoid ~ hraEElFtA Price. nc nnr
iske Halls PANTY Pius Tor eonsti-
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

shows any symptoms Of violence, u
10 advisable % slap Il several times
With table leg. This Is usually
effective when finally nubdued.
convey the oyster. without releas-
ing your grasp upon It's thoraxs 20
your mouth. tllt the head backward
10 an anglo 81 ~ degrees, with the
mouth open to reasonable extent
depending upon the size OF said
biyaivel. close the eyes. utter n
short prayer and allow the now
thoroughly nuhiuRated bigalve 10
alide nalaeieasly down the aiimen-
tary canal
No. x. Y. 2. oysters are never
eaten with gravy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

~ lmpasnive.
Tho answer from the enemy came
az last. not In a bullet. but ia a
string of oathh. And with the an
awkor came relief. for almost stimuli
taneouhly the Nlghtahade'a bows
wore round for the other course
that between the mainland aud the
Wight
flerzog did not lower hia revolver.
but after neaHHurinE nod az ms he
addressed himself 90 Heieher;
4 give you credit for that act of
Wlndom. captain" he shouted. You
aud your crew have nothing 90 fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
CHAPTER xXxn

And turning 10 me. he added
aloud but IN a low voice. II Is ask
Ing a good deal Of you In the way
Of swallowing noxious air. Miss
Chilmark, but really think That
you would be better In your cabin
for the present. AZ any rate"
Thank you. | shall remain on
deck. I replied
Herzog's shrug and grimace do
noted that he accepted It as such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
CAN'T 81 BEAT.

aud stifFpata. csal and see en-. y.
". BROOKE n Co. 1891 ana ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

THE Bussefds have succeeded al
last in getting their names In the
paper
How did they manage it,"
They arranged 20 have their
hauffeur arrested for furious dlry-
ing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

The best values In Garden Hose.
% TO re per foot The Rubber
Store. ia iHt ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

ANSWERS FOR THE ANXIOUS.
Romeo Of Rentou Hiil says he r.
Ia love with a girl from Tacoma
and wants 10 know what 10 do
about Il.
Marry her by al means. Romeo.
City chaps always do better when
they marry country maids.
A subscriber wants TO know n
Il IL proper for a lady to take a
Eentleman's arm when walking aft
err dark.
A lady once took our watch under
similar circumstances. therefore
our opinion would be preludicod.
Y. Y. 2. nf Ballard writes 10 find
out the proper way 10 eat oysters.
After locating the oyster on your
plate. you should gently. but firm
~. grasp Il around the neck with
your thumb and forehnger and
then apply an Anaesthetic--chloro-
form preferable. In cAse the oyster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
Old Men, Middle Aged
Men, Young Men
ARE YOU WEAK. WORN OUT,
DISCOURAGED AND UN-
sTRuk01

~ 81, My Newly Discoveries Philip
pine Remedy viii Quickly Restore
Nou 90 Vigor ard Strength. u 10
Pesitiss Cure for Weaknesses
and Diseases Peculiar 10 Men.
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who reads these lines a free treatment
sealed. with tuH directions hoW 20 use
T. Il coats yea nothing % get this
II In frNes absolutely FREE. / shall
not ask or take pay for ~ now or
ever. DO not hesitate All let
tefa are strieily private cure
= positively guaranteed n the
ciseaae o. not advanced 10 the incur
able stage of insanity. epilepsy. or
consumption. II you need the remedy
and want % be cured. write me today
and I vii send the free treatment al
once. br. Frederick Main Lock ia
Jackson. Mich
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hkt6 -
The STARS PLATFORM.
The best first
ne that's Fit &c pri ut
Al tire without fear Or taNor.
Honesty IN official and private life.
Municipal ownership o. public utttel
district utahe business enterprises
earnings All public serNtoe franchises
An date public school system.
Equai rights Ter ats special privileges Tor
Rigid endorsement Of ust. and repeal Of unjust laws
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4 woRD 100 JosH wIsE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

HONEST CIRCULATION. -. ,.,On
: Ia that the DAILY AVERAGE huNA
the SEATTLE STAR FOR the YEAH laoa ~
cEEDRn 10000 COPIES DAILY and for the FIRST QUARTER
tJanuary. February aud march,.
EXCEEDED $4,000 COPIES DAILY
4 n. CHASE. General Mahaee'
o April A u 1908 A J. itsNNNNis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

4 think I'll soak that diamond. d
remarked Forecaster Salisbury "a
be scnt a rain cloud over Recuea-
ton park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

Where there's aoft
coal there's bound Z
be smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

One day n Butte mans automobile
was amAahed and the next ray h.
won a ten million dollar lawsuit
One day our automobile was
smashed and 40 Won a big bin for
repairs That's the difference.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23
Stocks and Bonds.

New York Dec. 23-Interest in the
stock market converged very largely
in the shares of the local transporta-
ton companies. These issues were
very strong and active on announce
ment of virtual conclusion of nego-
tiations whereby the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company and it's al
lied interests come under control of
pany. thus giving the latter in this
the marlborough Rapid Transit Com
monopoly of all the traction facili-
ties in Manhattan Island. The exact
details of the deal were not obtainable
during the market hours. The new
interests in Metropolitan are said to
include several prominent individuals
identified with the Pennsylvania and
other great railway systems. So far
as could be learned the Brooklyn Rap
id Transit Company is not included in
the deal as it now stands. Net gains
of these issues for the day were 2
3-S for Metropolitan Street Railway;
rs for Metropolitan Securities and
for marlborough. Third Avenue
Railroad which is leased by the Met
ropOlitan. gained IL points.
broad and active in the face of 16
per cent money rate. The prevailing
rate of the day. however, was nearer
8 per cent. Shares of the Pennsylya-
MIA Railroad and subsidiary companies
Included Reading, Baltimore & Ohio
C.. & o., n. 81 W., and Pittsburg c.
| G and st. Louis were especially
strong. Union Pacific advanced that
stock a point Aside from the move
ments in Sugar and Virginia-Carolina
| Chemical there were no noteworthy
movements in the industrial group.
Bonds were steady. Total sales pal
value. s3.490,000.
| Z. c., new As declined Is per cent
on call
Total sales today were 1,353,40(
shares, including: Copper, $4,000
Sugar, 29,700; Cotton Oil. 1900; BRIT
| $4,000; Can. Pac.. 20.S00; c. & o.
| 2,200; c. F. l., 2S,9O0; L. & N, 1900