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The daily tribune., 1908-03-05
A
DEBT OF
GRATITUDE

New York, March Out Of graft
tude for an obligation rendered to
him many years ago. Andrew Car
negie has given s25, 900 to Mrs. Henry
Sanger Snow, whose husband, former.
ly treasurer Of the New York and New
Jersey Telephone company, is fugi
tive from Justice. Snow is charged
with the embezzlement Of 500, 600 and
when he disappeared his wife and
three children were left without
other resources than an appeal to rel
atives for aid.
Much publicity followed Shows
defalcation and it was then that Mr..
Carnegie remembered the favor of
the times long ago. 1t had been rem
dered him as a matter of fact. by Mrs
Shows father, David Brooks, a veal
ty manufacturer and banker of Balti.
more, who died about 30 years ago.
Mr.. Carnegie was poor boy in
western Pennsylvania struggling, to
make his way when Mr.. Brooks came
to his aid. What the service was or
what the amount no one concerned
would reveal. Mrs. Snow declares
that she never has known the nature
Of the obligation. as she had no &C.
quaintance with Mr.. Carnegie. and
that her father never mentioned the
subject.
Her first knowledge Of the bene-
faction WAS when she received word
that the $25, 900 had been deposited
to her credit in New York bank and
that she was free to draw upon it
whenever she pleased.
Before Snow disappeared it was as
serted that he had obtained possessi on
Of his wife's fortune, amounting to
about $40, 600 and had used it in an
effort to save himself by plunging in
Wall street. He failed to get on the
right side of the market and every
thing was swept away.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-05

CHRISTIAN LADIES-The ladies
OF the Christian church will meet
with Mrs J. s. Macko y tomorrow
afternoon. Come early and bring
thimbles.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-05
Watkins &
SundWeII
Painten. Paper HANGER
kalsominsn and Decorators
Let US figure on your work.
Office basement Blunt Blook.
Address Look Box AGA. Florence
Only $50 From Denver.

Tho Colorado and Southern offers
between March 9th and April 30tb
this very attractive rnte to California
Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and wash
ington points; also Mexico (oertAin
points).
The daily tribune., 1908-03-05
SaA. 40 Denyer.to Mexico.

Tho Colorado AND Southern will
sell between March 9th and April 30
one way tickets via Ell Paso to Mexi-
co City ut above extremely low rate.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-05

Watch Tribune clam ads.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
HEAVY WEIGHTS TO FIGHT
Amateur Boxers Will Meet FRI
day in DreamIand Rink

The next amateur boxing show Of
fered by the Dreamland athletic club
viii take place Friday night at Dream
land pavilion, when eight pairs of the
most likely youngsters now boxing in
the limited round ranks will hook up
IN an effort TO win the trophies offered
by the mana cement
In the Windup Charlie Miller. the
nnsky giant who has been putting up
IlNely bouts lately, will again clash
with Lew Taylor. the Reliance club
heaN0 weight, Who gave him such a ter
-rlnc battle last month These burIies
should again give the fans a great run
TOT their money. Another return match
that should be fun of action is the Al
Williams tcolored) and Billy Warren
go Inese WelterS gave a slambang
exhibition in October that had the
sports IN the air from gong to gong
Roscoe Taylor of the Seattle athletic
cluD claims TO be the champion feather
weight of the northwest and as he
meets one of the best local boys of his
weight in Eugene Tacoma. this spe-
clal event Should be equally as inter-
eStlng as the two other bouts
The remainder of the program will
be provided by the following boxers
Tim Regan VS.. Billy Pine, I25; Raw
Groves VS.. Jimmy Lucey, 115: Pat Gro
min VS. Henry Ludolph. 100; Fred Ben
net vs.. George Racehorn, 1856; Harry
Stremmel VS.. Morris Sweeney. I35.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09


L. Moran seems confident that the au-
thorities VIII net interfere with this
fight. and he says he viii surely give
Hayes the tronncing of his life.
Because Jack Grace. manager for Kid
Dalton, would not consent TO let Cy-
clone Johnny Thompson fight his pro-
tege at q heavier weight than 1873
pounds three hours before the fight,
the Cyclone has called the match off.
Thompson says he will make 1913 at
ringside for either Nelson. or McFar-
land, but that he Will not take the
trouble TO make low weight for fight
ers of lesser prominence. The Syca-
more boy is showing for a week COM
mencing tonight, al the Central.
Eddie Smith Of Oakland. who is
match maker for the Marysville club,
is now casting about for an opponent
for Dalton to fill the Marysville date.
He says that he would like to get
Johnny Murphy TO substitute for
Thompson; and declares that if the
Fighting Harp cares to take j chance
witr Dalton that he VIII make the
match at once.
Betting on the Papke- etchel fight re-
mained stationary yesterday. Tom Cor
bett declares that he has about $4,000
which Papke's admirers want to bet
on the champion at 10 to S. Corbett
also has some even money that Papke
viii knock out KetcheI in l9 rounds.
The Aberdeen athletic club of Aber-
deem, Wash. is trying TO arrange a
match between Jim Flynn. the fighting
fireman, and Denver Ed Martin. the big
Colorado negro. for Thanksgiving eve,
Martin IS already in Aberdeen and the
promoters of the local athletic club
are irving to get Flynn TO come on and
meet him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
ANNA MAY-RELLE KINNEY-NAGAZAM
BEST TWO BETS-COTYTTO, MILITARY MAN

Dugan 80 j. Brosnan 35. D. Harnedy IS. W.
McSIahon a. f. L. MahOney Z +. J. Kenny 81.
j. Mccarthy 50.
Independent rifles. monthly medal shoot--
F. Schohay A.. sJ. Steiner 80. 7. H. kuhlke 81.
Corporal II. Pope 80 W. h. Cook so. Sergeant
Hnger %. Sergeant z. EIiken 80. *. Dietrich -.
Corporal p. g. Peterson 6l. Sergeant G.. DOehring
% NJ. Anderson &C. Sergeant G. Iverson 55. n.
MarzOn IS. II. 7. Beck T. T.. BoysOn %, II. n.
ken -, J. W. Moore 36, g. ". Stenens j6,
A. Temple 81.
San Francisco scheutzen verein medal shoot
ing-ESpert class. o. Bremen 2i3. champion
zoe; second class. Il. DOeN. 1872. third class.
II. Interman. 2c4 fourth class F. Hoffman. 200;
not classified. A. Stader. 2.2
NOrddeutseher sehuetzen club. monthly bulls
eye shOOt-O Lemcke GO. Captain J. D.. Heise
412. f. ID. Stehn 5O1. 4. Lankeman Ga. IT..
Schwormstede 1.161, W Sichaz .2S2. II. Huber
l,2t4. j. Bahrs l.6J4. j. Schuster liz
Germania schuetzen club. monthly medal shoot,
expert clasS-O. Bremen. PIG. F. F. Mason. 219,
ID. B. Faktor. 215; r. p. Schuster. 2o6; j. Tam
meyer, 213. Champion class-L. Bendel. poi:
r. J. Fraser. 2O6 G. NJ. Henderson. 223. 2iS;
B. Jonas. 147. First class-G. Bahrs 2O9. n.
Second class-J. de Wit. 900; J. Pattberg. 219.
Third class-E. BOttscher. 1863; F. Klatzl. 10.
Annual turkey shOot-D- b. FaktOr. 90; RI.
Huber. 50; ID. Hunteman. 66; ID. Heine. 66
San Francisco turner Schuetzen annual prize
shOot-A- Strecker. "A; c. AI. Henderson. Il;
b. Jonas. Il; f. Seherbaum. Il; A Studer. 40;
II. Enge. 40: H. Huber. 30: ID. ". Mclaughlin.
90: F. p. Mason. co. p. Sehuster. So r. PATTI
berg. So; Captain J. D. Hesc. 81: ". \.
Siebe. G7; J. Barmeister. Sc; ]. Blasse. 66; y.
B. Faktor, So; F. Attinger. So; R. T. Fraser, 60:
g. Bahrs. 50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
New Century Riders
Win Relay Race

The New century wheelmen yester-
day won the so mile relay race against
the Central city wheelmen. The match
was held at the stadium track. The
added time OF the winning team was
? hours. p minutes and 81 seconds.
while that of their opponents was ?
hours, % minutes and sc seconds.
The race proved unusually close and
exciting. and while the Central city
riders cut down ther opponents lead
materially in the last FIVE relays. they
could not quite recover the ground lost
in the first half of the race
The New century wheelmen offered a
medal for the fastest relay ridden bv
one of its teams, and the prize went
TO @. Laye. The honor of riding the
fastest relay of the day, however. went
to b. Farrell of the Central city wheel
men. He covered the five miles in 1912.
which is two seconds better than Layes'
time.
The race was for cup put up Jointly
by the two competing clubs and as IL is
one time trophy it will in future
grace the sideboard of the New century
wheelmen.
Fo1f
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Workouts at Emeryyille

Creation -Three-quarters in 1:15 2-5-
Mistress of Rolls-Three-q quarters in lis.
Apto oro-Five-eighths In 1902.
The Drake-Fiye-e -eighths in 1902
-Three-quarters in :I6 20.
The Mist-Ffve-eighths in :05.
Phillistina- na-Five-eighths in :05-
L. C. Ackerly-Seven-eigh ghths in 80 As.
s-Five-eighths in 1 :04-
Jack Nunnally- Thirteen -sixteenths In 1:31.
Bellmence and Prestige-Three-quart in :16.
Buster Jones-Quarter in :23 As.
Amada-Five-eighths in 1908.
Georgia Girl-Three-quarters In %
Rotrcu-Half In :51 40
Billy Meyer-Five-eghths in 1:04
Rosamo-Three- -eighths in 30.
Prince of Orange and Husky-Five- eighths in
1 :0S 1-5.
Aftermath-Three-qua in 1:21 As.
Import-Three-au in 1:16 3-5.
Woolen-F Five-eighths in 10.
High Private-Half in :54
FL Picaro-Three-qu quarters in 1:1S
Lazell-NIile In 1 81.
Rubia Granda and Observation-Disclosures in
1 :02.
Marian Cssey-Ihree- quarters In 70 70 l-o.
En- and Em-Ihree- quarters in 1.1Sl5-
Anna -Three-eIghths in SO
FigeEt-Three -eighths in :36 %.
Milshora-Three-q quarters in 1.19 3-5.
Gromoboi-Haf IN 80.
Burning Bush-Five-eighths in :03 Is.
Billy Bowlegs-Five-eighths in 1:O2 40
Priceless Jewel-Five-eighth in :05 20.
Restigouche eighths in lot
Silver Sue-Three-quarters in 1916 2-5.
Convent Bell-Three- quarters in :26 20.
A. 8. k-Three-quarters in 1:1T As.
Steel and Transmute- Three -eighths in :37I5.
Micaeln-Quarter in ;231s.
Forerunner-F Five . ghths in 1902.
Babco- -Fiye-eighths in 1902 40
Downpatrick- In las
Lady Alicia -Five-eighths in offs
Rose Cherry -Three-eighths In 81.
Hazlet-Three-Q quarters in 1s17.
Abbey-Three-ei -eighths in 81 %.
Air-Haf in 80 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
EQUALS FORMER RECORD
James E. German Makes Re-
u1arkabIe Score With Pistol

OAKLAND. Nov. S.-If James E. Cor
man of San Francisco does not exercise
extreme care he will be beating the
worlds pistol record every week. Two
weeks ago he tied Anderton'S score of
4S1; last Sunday he made 4SO and today
ne again equaled the record with score
of 4S1. Today's big score was made in
the re-entry competition of the Golden
Gate pistol and rifle club.
A. Strickler won the first prize in the
annual prize shoot of the San Fran
cisco turner schuetzen with a score OF
"A. Many other high scores were rolled
up in this competition.
Following are the scores made by
the marksmen in the various competi-
tions:
Shell Mound pistol and rifle club bulIseye
Harris 30. W. A. Siebe 45. L. r. Murphy Az.
9. A. Anderson As, j. Klassen so. p. Larsen
521s, NJ HOusner 80. A. NJ. Poulson g. A. H.
Ramm rs, H. Kofod TO- W. Guild ST.
University OF California cadets-B. B. Martin
AZ, c. c. de Wolf Al. +. c. Clarke 40 X
Cameron 40, r.. W. Pinger 80 E. c. White 3S.
A. J. Eddy IS, r. Hook IS. NJ Chapman 3s
II. i. johnson S. G. A. Reed 80. NJ. A. Basler
81, G.. c, Crow SO. l. ]. Joubert 30. r. S
Twogood 50. ~ II. Battles 35. E. y Chapman
Golden Gate pistol and rIhe club pistol and
revolver scores. L. German qS o. 96 95 05
C. F. Armstrong %. "a. %. o. %; G. Arm.
So "a; Charles whaley 81 rs. "A. Rife scores
four shot mateh-M W Housner 95 93 90 SS.
g. A. Pattberg 81. o.; II. ]. Fraser o. 90 90
80, S6; B. Jonas 90; j. Williams o. Sc. 81:
A. L. OFT 81. Club button match. r.
Budges 2o1. W. Ehrenpfort 1T2
Irish Volunteers. monthly medal shoot =
Waters a, j. J. Rogerson 40. ID. O'SullIvan 3e.
NJ. O'Neil Is NJ Liston 20 j. Brodie 20 Gan,
tain Thomas McNaboe z, A. kilmartin IS, s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Seven Motorcyclists
Finish Contest

Seven cut OF the twenty eight start
ers in the Is hour motorcycle contest
finished the 364 miles over the San
Leandro course. The event was pro-
grammed to be a reliability run TO
show the reliability of the motorcycle
and the skill of the rider. but the space
required turned the event into an
endurance run of the riders.
The penalties caused by loss Of time
We're more the fault of the riders than
that of the machines. The riders trav-
cling for that length Of time were not
keen as time went on, and they failed
to handle the machines with the. skill
required for such a continuous per-
formance. Then when it became neces-
sary to make adjustments, tired nature
did not respond as keenly as it would
under ordinary circumstances and the
riders realized when they were on their
way once again that they were hope
lessly out OF the contest, and We're only
too willing TO withdraw when the San
Leandro control was reached.
OF the seven who rode the Is hours,
four finished with a perfect score.
These We're H. Lorenson, w. P. Will
hams, w. Dreyer and +. f. Karslake.
e. 2. f: stone went the whole distance.
too soon at the San Leandro control. on
the fifth lap. L. B. Bulkeley was penal
ized for being late four minutes on the
siAlh IouHd' A. Cnealn lost Dyi being
late eight minutes on the second round.
knowing this at the early part of the
control Chelini still continued to the
finish with IA hours of hard riding be-
fore him.
All Saturday night and yesterday up
to the finishing time a large number
or enthusiasts watched the contest BY
the rules the four finishing with per-
feet scores were required to continue
until only one should be left in the con-
test. But with the consent of the four
the judges declared the tie off and will
award each a silver cup and the
honor of being victorious in the con-
test.
Following is the starting and finish
ing time of those who covered the
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Canadian Rugby Team
Will Leave Today
By William Unmack

The Vancouver Rugby team leaves
for the north on the steamship Gov
ernor, which sails this afternoon.
The team has had a successful tour
in California
The aggrega ton played four games
in all-two were won, one proved a
draw and one was lost. They scored a
total of 20 points and had II scored
against them
-Fhe team is undoubtedly the strong
est that the Vancouver union has sent
here. The Canadians are unanimous in
their praise OF the class Of Rugby
played at Stanford and the University
of California, and predict a fast game
when the two colleges meet.
Asked as to his opinion on the re-
suit of next Saturdays game, a member
of the team expressed himself as IA
voring the Stanford team.
In fact our whole team expects to
hear that Stanford won, but one can
nevertell till the curtain is .rung down ?
Rugby football is booming in Los An
geles, and the Pacific Coast Rugby ref
erees union is in receipt of communi-
cation from the Los Angeles high school
league, requesting that the champion
high school of Santa Clara county be
sent to Los Angeles at the end of this
the champion Los Angeles school for
the championship.
The Los Angeles league offers to de-
fray all the expenses of the visitors.
The matter will be brought UP at the
union meeting tonight
Palo Alto high looks to be the Iogi-
cal champion this year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

Jockey e. Dugan to begin riding in
California before the end of the year.
Dugan was suspended by the Jockey
club until January l. and Durnel. still
having some hold on his contract, de-
sires earnestly to get something out of
it in the next two months of racing on
the coast. Naturally Dugan would be
worth considerable in that time if he
could ride at Emeryville.
The question appears to be one for
the California Jockey club to pass upon.
and not the jockey club here. The west
ern turf body respects the rulings of
the Jockey club when a rider is set
was suspended for continual and flag
rant rough riding. the last straw being
the accident which almost caused the
death of Jockey III. Smith and two or
three horses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
PAGER NOT FOR SALE
Offer of $4,000 for Minor Heir
Refused by Owner
sPEcIAL DESPATCH &c YKE CALL

sFENIAI1 DIsPAICh TO TIE Call
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Harry c. Hersey.
superintendent of the Savage stock
farm, near Minneapolis. Mimi, where
Dan Patch. Directum and other stall
ions are owned. came to Chicago last
Friday to try to buy the PAGER Minor
Heir, 1891
Hersey went to the Dean farm at
Palatine. where Minor Heir is being
wintered, inspected the horse found
Of health and then offered $40 900 for
the son of Heir at Law Just as he stood.
1t was declined with thanks. as the
owner of the PAGER. P c. Isaacs of
Stoyestown, Pa, had been approached
during the season by others desirous of
buying the PAGER and had told Dean not
to sell.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
mevh
Papke Boxes Four Fast Rounds With
Trainers TO Entertain Fans
By T. p. MagiIIigan

The fight Francisco got their first real glimpse
Billy Pape yesterday when the champion held
house them villa San Rafael and SPARED four
rounds for their benefit
Papke had opponents big Charley Miller local heavy weight
and Chicago Jack Gardner He boxed two rounds with each these
scrapper very favorable impression all who
him work.
Many who like have look fighters in
training The champions SIZE rather lack OF
caused considerable surprise Gee
small fellow beat such lion Keche, the
uttered, and all who heard the
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

Ihe ScOtlaS perpetrateu another
joke at Freeman's park and fell before
the San Franciscos, who had net
hitherto scored a win in the competi-
ton, by the lopsided score of to l.
There was absolutely nothing to the
game after the first ID minutes.
Cochrane scored from pass by Dow
ding after Ii minutes play and Wardlaw
played handbalI Immediately after
wards. From the resultant penalty
Hailes put the ball in the net. Coch-
rane made It three a few minutes later
and Wheatley kept UP the good work
by adding a fourth. -Four to nothing
was the score at half time.
The second half was even more of a
burlesque than the first period of
agony and Hailes scored after few
minutes play. Wills made it six with a
magnificent shot from the side line
and Hailes found it easy TO tack oman
player made the game good and the
score eight, and thereafter the San
Franciscos toyed with their opponents.
Here are the teams:
Vile, Cuthbertson. Trueman. Armour,
Balm, Glendenning, LIE Coulter, Cope
land and Jameson.
San Francfsco-Storr, Evans, Dew
hurst. Perkins. Siggs. Spencer, Wills
Cochrane, Wheatley. Hailes and
DOwding.
The Building trades and Hornets
fought each other to standstill on the
Alameda grounds, and if scientific play
was hcking the players. more than
made up for this in energy. There was
no scoring in the first half. Two min-
utes after the restart J. Dewar capped
a pretty piece of work by scoring the
first goal of the game. For a while
thereafter 1t was nip and tuck. both
sides having frequent tries at the goal
The builders had all the better of the
outfield work, but failed to finish.
Just before the final whistle sounded
Harry Elliott started one of his charac-
teristic rushes and before he stopped
the game was a tie. Elliott took the
ball the whole way from the center
of the field and the goal keeper had
no chance to stop the final shot. The
following PLAYERS participated:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

The Albion Rovers, league champions
of last season and the best bet for this
seasons honors, yesterday fell before
the Thistles on the San Mateo field by
a score of four goals to nothing This
is without doubt the biggest surprise
in years, as the Thistles were only able
TO tie with the Vampires last week, and
the previous Sunday they were de-
cisively licked by the Independents.
The Rovers had not been defeated this
season and had only one goal scored
against them.
The Thistles took the game in hand
from the start and played all round
their opponents. Every chance offered
was accepted and the Rovers never had
a look in. The first period was almost
entirely in favor of the Scotchmen,
but in the second half the Rovers woke
up to a realization of their predica-
ment and tried desperately to pierce
the defense of their opponents The
Albions deserved some reward for the
efforts in this period, but nothing in the
way of goal came their way. AT that
the Thistles thoroughly deserved to
win, and the defeat of the Rovers
makes the competition more interest
ing. The teams lined up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
JAMAICA TRACK WIPED OUT
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI,

NEW YORK. Nov S-Jamaica. the
little Long island track where the Met
ropolitan jockey club brought the rae
ing season about New York to a close
last Wednesday. will shortly be re-
moved from the racing map. The prop
erty is to pass into the hands of the
Long Island real estate company and
will probably be cut up into building
lots. This sale removes the second race
track from the circuit since the passage
of the AgneW-Hart law
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Albion Royers Fall
Before ThiStleS
By Bob Shand

Results of yesterdays soccer games
ThistIes 4, Albion ROyers Cat san
MuteO.
San Francisco $. scotias Cat Free
mans park, Oakland.
Building Trades 1. Hornets lat Ala
media.
Burns =. Independents lat the sta
dunn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
SEEK TO AID JOCKEY
Effort Made to Permit Dugan
to Ride at EmeryviIIe
SPECIAL. DISPATCH no THE {

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Boots Durnen
is back in New York to see if some
arrangements can not be made for
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

The best boarding houses regularl.
use The Cali to advertise their vacan
cieS
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

The riders were allowed FIVE minutes
each side of their arriving time at the
San Leandro control. without penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

the way through. but the superior
stamina of the Burns won the verdict
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
MILITARY MAN-MIKE JORDAN-KCGo
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BENT-WOODCRAFT

VI Remarks
iams 100
erl.
o him the contender
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery
Ratings for fast point for each pound oVern
eoTvTTO- -ROSAMO-ANGLEFACE
Remarks.
.hen ? rear oIls

Eqm0rkS. =,
Cotvtto ran some high class races on ne
N-sxv Work tracks and as she has been working
,-olI ~fnce coming 10 the coast she should be
easily able 10 beat this field Rosamo ran
some fairly good races last season anu ansie-
fsee ran consistently ut Seattle. The Drake.
rio sIto and Eieenf have been working well.
Tbe others have shown little worthy Of note.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
bel results FOLLOW :
Want Good Board.

Added time-N. c. W. hours 20 minutes Z;
C. C. w. hours % minutes Sc seconds
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

IN letter to the sporting dens '.
ment of The Call. owen Moran writes
that he has completely recovered his
health and that he is now working for
his battle with Grover Hayes. which is
- take place in New York November
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
AFTERMATH-ROSE CHERRY-HULFORD

; Oids and UDWnrNl
Remarks
This field n eyeniy matched. but Aftermata
has been working better than The balance ana
locks 10 have the best chance Tor tnat reason.
unIford probably prefers mud Rose Cherry
aud Cholk Hcdrick have been working we'll
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st. Louis Wool.

st. Louis, oct 17.-Wool firm; mo
dunn grades combing and clothing
l6 a zoe; light fine, 16m16i2, heavy
fine. 11N1 2c; tub washed, Goa 27c.
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Now Orleans COTTON.


New Orleans. oct. iI-Spot cottor
unchanged. middliug, s l5-l6.
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Chicago, oct l1.-Nheat prices ON
tn. local exchange declined NOR"
than i cent to-day owing to heavy
weeks end liquidation based chiefly
on an official forecast of rain tomor-
row throughout the winter wheat
belt At the close the net losses were
* to ia compared with the previous
close C-u and oats Wer. easy and
provisions weak.
The wheat market was weak aIl
dav-with the exception ef Il brief per-
Tod al The opening with prices showed
slight gains over the previous close
owing 10 an advance Of nearly one
penta at Liverpool Final quotations
ON Dec mber were at sais n l. and
on AiaA az IHth H
Cash corn was tludy % cent
loser The maIRet closed easy with
prices "a shade o. a ~ Is lower Final