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town bridge, to Grand avenue bridge. There are to be several races and handsome prizes will be offered. Be- sides the boat races, there will be a swimming race.
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Many plcnlcs and sailing parties have been planned for to-day Some will leave town on visits to relatives and friends and visitors from out of town are expected.
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Miss Lotta Wyman has returned from her vacation which was spent at her old home in Geneva, N Y. Miss Wyman is teacher In the Hal lock street school
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AUTOMOBILES.
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AUTOMOBILES bought and sold.
 Have noY on hand in fine condi- ton, touring and runabout cars. Come and make your wife and children hap py while you can. r. M. Fowler. 1460 Whalley. Telephone. m2 If
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BoARpERs WANTED.
DESSMAKING.

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The Quinnipac Canoe club Is to have some interesting races and
 crowds will go down to the Qulnnipioc river to see them. The first race will start at 9,45 q. m. and the course will be from point just south of Middle
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gold medal awarded to him by congress for bravery. Raynor won his medal and the presidents admiration by sav- ing two lives from the schooner Crom- well, which was wrecked off Bellport in 1904.
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WANTED-By female; room and board in private family. Addreaa Courier.
 A6 1t
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
CABINET WORK, WOOD CARVING.

THE YALE ART WOODWORK CO.,
 Restores Antique and Modern Furnl- ture to It's Natural Beauty. Mantels, Show Cases and High Grade Furniture Made to order, Phone S065; i2S Park street
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WANTED.-One-fa family house in sixth
 or seventh wards About s3,500. H. M. w., this office. s2 At
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FOR SALE.

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FOR sALE--Turnished room house 15l
 Meadow street Rooms always filled Place can be inspected any time. Par ties leaving town. jy23 If
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suPERFLUOUs HAIR can be Removed on Treatment and the Roots of the Hair Destroyed Gradually. Mrs. Fl. E. Chamberlain. 93s Chapel street, oppo- site Trinity church. Telephone 17b7.
 s3 If
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Miss Mae Connor of Ferry street Is visiting in Boston.
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ExCHANGE.--Two family brick house
 in Fair Haven (3,800) for a one fam fly house on State street or in Fair Haven. x. Y. Z.. this off1ce s2 At
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FOR RENT.
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CENTRALLY located. unfurnishcd
 front parlor; could be used for bus mess, 220 orange street. s5 It
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SITUATION WANTED--MA1AE ~~~-~N>|S-~-~-~~->--~~-e.rS ~~~~<>>~~~- Ono ocnt a word for each Insertion, or ffvs cents wdrd fotsevsn times

WANTED-By man with technical edu- opportunity to work into q position of; trust or partnerihip with privates man ufaoturing concern or oontractor Best of references ivsrnished as to oh6ractor and ability. Address T. L., care Cou- rten sst It
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SITUATION WANTED--Colored won.
 an as cook In city, or general house. work. also woman wants laundry work at home or will so out washing by the day, M.. 164A Dixwell avenue. third Hoor. au19 If
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Tomorrow Is Labor Day and hope 1t will be pleasant day said Rev, Charles G Smith in his sermon at the Grand Avenue Baptist church yester- day morning.
 'To me, Labor Day Is one of the most wonderful of all the holidays. This day is holiday and properly SO, because 75 per cent of the people or this country are laborers The house of commons of England has passed an old-age pension bill, a matter that has been under discussion oyer there since 1920 It means that every man is en titled to consideration in this matter of pensions the man who labors, just as much as the soldier who goes to the front. At first, the man who has arrived at an age when he Is too old to work will receive sl6o per week, provided his income is less than one hundred pounds year
 Here in thls country we are per haps too apt to brag of our prosperity as people. The other day in Canada, where l spent my vacation, they were in the midst of great railroad strike and 5000 men quit work and they won their point. In this case, think the men were in the right, But in all these matters we should not leave out of consideration the Divine goodness When a man does his duty and recog- nizes God, then he win be all right"
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family house in second
 or third wards. about $3b00. A. R. G., this office. s2 At
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CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETC.

J. LEROY DEAN--bo Orange St., Cabin-
 ct Work, once Fittings, Window and Door screens. Joiner ana General Jop- ber Estimates furnished. botn 'pnones.
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LOAN WANTED.
DOGS.

DOGS boarded and for sale. At stud
 prize winning Boston terrier, cham. pion bred French bulldog. Reasonable fees. Vine Cottage, 22 Ward street Savin Rock. Phone 94S2-5. au24te
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CORSETS.

CLARA j. MOORE--ll2 Park street;
 French and Domestic Custom Made corset Other spectalties for Women,s Wear Call and see samples at our of- ice. Phone l33s-3.
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WILLIAM Il. ALLEN--541 Columbus
 ave, Contractor anu Builder. JoDpine promptly attended 10. Telephone 2l23.4.
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There Is prospect of fair weather today and thousands of people in this part of the city, will be pleased over this fact The day will be gen erally observed as a holiday. Station A closes at noon and the carrier will make only the morning deliveries. Most of the stores will close at noon. At the car house of the Connecticut company in Grand avenue, they were making preparations yesterday to run out all the open cars that are In com mission and a number of box cars. It it expected that nearly 100 extra cars will be running. In the afternoon cars will be running to Lighthouse Point on two-minute headway. Tho travel to this shore has greatly in- creased of late and many thousands people will go there to-day.
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WANTED FOR D. q ARMY-Abls bod
 led unmarried men, between iG ana s6; citizens of hs. tnited statas, of, who can speak, road and WritA NnrliShs Apply Recruiting Officer. S90 ChaUsll street New Haven; 768 Main .etrcnt.
 Aartfordi l022 Main street, RrtdE6port:l loS Bank street. Waterbury. VI iyr \
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CARRIAGE REPAIRS.

J. T. BREEN-s7 Greene st.. Carriage
 and Automobile Painting and Repair. ing. Carriage work a speciality. All work guaranteed. Telephone 1S64-2.
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CEMENT--Sleemans Reliable
 Employment Agency, 76S Chapel st., established 20 years. Largest, best In the state Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work. Sent anywhere. Open evenings. Tel. 2322.
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FOR RENT-Three good stores in cen
 ter of city. Inquire NJ. Apsel. 909 Grand avenue. jylstfs
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CLAIRvOYANT MAssAGE--Reliev
 pain, gives rest. People suffering with rheumatism, also those in poor health will find relief. Strictly busi- ness Confidential. Address Clairvoy- ant Courier office. s1tf
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FOLDING MATTRESS.
CbAIRvoYANTs, PALMIsT, ETC.
CLAIWvOYANT

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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES.

ExCHANGE-Two-fa family house in
 10th ward for place near Winches- ter's Property worth ss,7O0. A. B. C., this office. s2 At
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PERSONS wishing to take students ae roomers or boarders this fall send names, addresses and terms fin full to w M, Hume. Yale '. NJ c. \. lnforma- ton Bureau. lS3 Wall street, city.
 sit
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FOR SALE--Antique tester bedstead.
 complete with draperles, highboys' lowboys. bureaus chairs, desks, clocks, mirrors. etc. Mrs. James Hull Dur ham. Conn. s5 7t
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
ASTHMA CURE.

NM. FOWLER---Positive cure for Astn-
 ma, Price one dollar per bot tie. One teaepoonful gives instant relief. 70 Broad street.
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PIANO, cheap. Apply 93 William st.. West Haven. Telephone connection s1 It
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS

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ANNOUNCEAIENT-- Carriages and
 wagons repaired and painted to please you. F, M. Fowler. 1460 Whal- ley. Telephone. m2 If
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FRONT room with alcove, furnished for
 one or two gentlemen, bath room on the same floor All Improvements. .S' Lynwood place. so tt
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IF YOU have farm for sale, have a
 number of purchasers for It. or if you wish farm for $5)0 up, on easy payments, send for free list. Paul Russo, 539 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. au27 If
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CONTRA CITING MAsoNs.

J. N. LEONARD & CO--Contractors and
 Mason Builders Prompt attention given to repair work S05 Malley build. ing,
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Nearly all the ministers were pres ent in their respective churches and conducting the services yesterday, af- ter returning from their vacations. In the morning the rain had its effect on the congregations which were not large. In the morning the commul- ion service was celebrated in most of the churches. At the East Pearl Street M E, church, there were two candidates received by letter and there was one baptism. Two candidates were received into the Grand Avenue Baptist church, MT. and Mrs. Thomas c. Hinckley, They were members there several years ago, but during their residence for several years in Springfield they joined Baptist church there.
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DREsSMAKING--Fir dressmak-
 Ing ladies suits; shirt waists. etc. Prices reasonable. 2l Edgewood ave.
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WAN'rND-Expenenc one and two
 needle sewing machine operators- Apply 60 Court street. Strouse. Adlar 6s Co. sg It
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SWEETHEART DAYS"--"Afraid to
 Come Home in the Dark"--and l0) other popular songs, with music, post paid for 10c. Your money refunded if not satisfied. Albert Brooks Music Co.,, 756 Home street, N. Y. s3 Ct
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WANTED.

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THE BOOTH BUSINESS SCHOOL openal
 for tho year Tuesday. beptembef b, 1908. Isaac Pitman stenoGraphy, DaT'
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

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MEDICAL.

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J. CUNNINGHAM z soN--S74 Chapei
 St Awnings, Tents, Flags. Truck C0o1 ,os CTS. Horse Covers. Tents and Cah9pio' to rent Decorations for Halls. eto.
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CONCRETE WALKS.

CONNECTICUT CONCRETE CO., Walks Drivewuys and Floors In Con
 crete; Artificial Stone and Mastic As- phalt. Ofilce Room 2l6. 39 Church st.
 JOHN r. THOMPsON--204 Goffffe st. (Roblnson) Carbonized Stone for Driveways and Cellars. Excavating
 and Grading. Telephone.
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WANTEI-Competen cook, wishes sit, uauon. Call 13a Greene street.
 50 1t
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AWNING MARKERS, DECORATORS.

CLOssoN & KINGsnURY--640 Chapel
 street. The hot summer day" are near and you will need awnings toa your windows and porches' Wr Hhne t'ans Canoples for Weddings, and deeo'nahiVa1 for Receptions Estimates turnisnhout th,t Don't foget that we are the peotle '"'' Tool the sun" Telephone looh-o'
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Leek, per bunch -. ... .o5
Lemons. per dozen -...... 80
Lemon peel pound -.-...., rs
Mincemeat per pound $50. lis 9 rs
Mint. three pounds ..-.... 10
Onions, per pound .... -. .o5
Onions green. 2 punches -05
Oranges. per dozen ........ 40 a -Io
oyster plant punches 80. .05
Prunes. California. fresh.
per pound ..... .... 10
Parsley. } punches ...... 10
Parsnips. per peck nam. .25
Pears. per pound ....--.,... 90 a .06i
Peaches. pounds .......o.. rs
Pickles, sour. per quart 20
Pickles. dill, per quart ..,. .l5
PineapDles. each .......,.. 20 a. rs
Picking Cucumbers, per 100 40 a 80
Plums. pounds ...-....... 10
Pomegranates. per pound 20
Potatoes per peck ..... .25
Pumpkin, squash, each 49,. 20 q 80
Redishes, punches ...... 10
Spinach. 4 pounds -.... .25
Strawberries. per box -.... 10
Sweet potatoes. per pound .05
Sweet spuds, per pound 90. .04i
Summer squash, each ..... .o5
Iurnip5, per peck ..-.,. .25
Tomatoes, pounds .... 20
Vegetable marrow. each =. 10
Watermelons, per pound. -. .02
Wholesale Prices.
., Alfalfa; ton. sl2.6o: bran, per ewt.,
sl3o; rolled barley, per cwt.. $3.50, flour,
nish patent. per cwt,. s2:3o: flour.
straight grade. per cwt. $3.50; flour.
l.. -
timothy. ton. $500. beef per pound.
6a@7c; mutton. per pound, 109 10sc: pork.
per pound: 7lc; loin Of pork. per pound,
pound, 1oc; lard. per pound. 12sc: butter.
creamery, per pound. 30c: butter. ranch,
per pound, 24c; cheese, Utah, per pound.
fEss, 1Dc; cheese, ssss EASTERN per "a pound lSc
per case, $40; barracuda. per pound,
lee; carp. per pound sc; catfish, per
pound, ISc; goldfish, per pound, 14c; crabs.
l2c; kingiish, per pound, l2c; hslbut per
pound. 12c. fresh mackerel, per pound.
sOc; mullet. per pound, &c; prawns, per
gfssl!on' fsa! ,ocs $3.50: :od porch. per pound.
salmon. per pound. 15@iSc:e skate.
per pound: lac; sea bass, per pound,
10, 5sG; striped bass. pei, pound, zoe; smelts,
California, per pound. I3c; smelts, Ore
son. per pound, 12c; soles. per pound. zoe;
ysellowtaA. per pound, 12c: trout, each,
TAG lxsa l0c; cane sugar. per cwt,. $40: beet
pound 14c; apples. per case. 5000; ba-
nahas, per pound, &C. beets, per cwt, SO;
carrots, ca n per ewt.. sips. cabbage. per cwt.
nuts. per hundred. 81; grape grape 0h fruit o'pe per
oranges per case. sa.ooa 800; parsnips. ships.
per GwI' M:2S; POTATOES. per cwt,; s1.26:
pound. zoe; f!Iberts. per pound. lSc: pc
cans. per pound, lsc; waInuts. per pound
I've; Brazils, per pound, 1Sc,
Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic diseases.
Burdock Blood Bitters purlfes the blood
cures the cause-builds you up.
Doan 9 Ointment cured me OF eczema
that had annoyed me for a long time. The
cure cure was permanent, S. w. Mat
Augusta. Me.
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy,
natural movements. cures constipation
Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist for
them, 90 cents a box
Baby won't suffer FIVE minutes wifi,
Group II you apply Or. Thomas EclectrIc
OH at once. 1t acts like magic
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WANTED

Good carriers with horses, at Trib,
unc. Apply Circulation Dept.
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EVaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. oct 2s-The market FOR
cvaporatSd apples seems 10 be steadIer
quoted at Ssc: choice. 7ic. prime g,
esc Old crop apples range from lac to
ole for GRADE
Prines move slowly. and the spot mar.
ket is rather easy In TONG. notw ltbsfnnd
ing the oullish adyices from the coast
quotations range from t3c TO lsc for Cal
norma. and sic for oregon fruit
Apricots are IL relatively good demand
ana rule Eteadler, with choice quoted at
Gi0lc, ""|'' ~
choice, Is0Sc; fancy SlDsc.
Nalslns arc quiet. with loose rnuscatels
quoted nj SA16ic, choice 10 fancy seeded
ere 1T fi.o0QI.d5 10y
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WHEAT OPENS STRONG,
BUT CLOSE IS WEAK
Bullish Sentiment of Early
Hours Disappears and the
Bears Hold Control.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2e.-The advance In
wheat prices occurred at the opening or
the session, initial quotations being up
igac to s9aS; compared with the pre-. pre-
were well maintained at about the top
on active demand by commission houses.
but durir8 the last part OF the day trade
was inclined TO drag and prices gradu-
ally declined.
The close was rather weak at almost
the lowest point OF the day, December
eloslnE n3E at HsiegSi 90 and May at ess soss
cash wheat ut SIC over December. with
millers paying &c over December for
wheat TO arrive, ard that all -four mills
the -four is being shipped on as quickly
az II Is made. The strength in wheat at
the opening was due TO advance IN prices
at nearly all the leading European grain
especial strength. being UP nearly Id,
Tho advance there, 1t was said, was due
to reports OF sensational character
from Argentina regarding the damage by
frost TO the new crop. one OF these re-
ports placing the Injury at 900
bushels, In addition TO these foreign
adviccs the local market was buoyed up
by continued brisk demand for flour
and cash wheat In the northwest
The corn market was firm nearly all
day. Cash corn at the sample tables was
steady for most months. but up &c for
good grades OF new corn. The weakness
Of wheat caused some selling late In the
day and the market closed barely steady,
with prices shade higher 70 kc lower,
December closed at 63sc and May at
CSC.
Trade In oats was quiet and the mar
ket was steady all day. At the close
prices were q shade 10 AZ higher. com
pared with the previous close. December
closed at AsIc and May at soc.
Provisions were weak at the start. but
made fair rally later In the session on
covering by shorts. V AT the close prices
were l0c lower to CSC higher
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. Oct 2e.-Flour-Rece,pts
1900 barrels: exports. 5Ii barrels; mar
ket steady with q moderate demand; Min
nesota patents. s5.2bT5.65.
Wheat-Recelpts. So. bushels; eX-
ports. 2sl 800 bushels. spot steady: No 2
red. N.Qs elevator: Nc 2 red. SliO T. o.
b. afott; No. | northern, Duluth, s1.isI
{, O. b. o1oat; M, hard, winter, 81 10
(, o b. ehost. Between strong English
cables and reduced Argentine crop EstI-
mates, wheat opened 6rmer today with
house buying n feature On later depiaIs
of damage prices broke sharply and closed
easy at a partial ic decline, December
closed at 1.i0i: hav closed a sIl0S
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METAL MARKET STILL
MAhIFESTS STRENGTH
Copper and Tin Both Higher in
London; Lead Strong:
Iron Advances.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-The tin market
was higher, with spot quoted at e134
Us Cd and futures at el3s In London.
The local market was quiet, but little
higher IN keeping with tho foreign ad-
vance. the quotations ranging from
$29.37. TO s2s.62,
Copper was higher IN the London
market. with spot quoted at 26l lis Sd
and futures at E62 IS Cd. The local mar
ket was firm and unchanged Lake Is
quoted at $I3,f5Gl3.S7a; electrolytic at
sl35o9l3.e2i. and casting at slS.eS@
1871.
Lead was unchanged at Ella IS Sd IN
London. The local market was firm at
si32a@437A.
Spelter was unchanged at E2o in Lon
don and remained steady at SiS0G4S6
In the local market.
Iron was higher at AS Sd for standard
foundry In the London market. but Cieve-
land warrants were unchanged. The To-
cal iron market was unchanged. No. !
foundry northern. sI6.50mI7.25; No. l
southern and do soft. $i6,500 1925.
Closing Stock List.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creameries. 20@27c; !;
dalrles. ls92 23c. Eggs, flrm: at mark
cases Included. 19@ 22c; hrsts, 26c. prime
Grsts, 27c. Cheese. steady; l2h9lSSc.
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Now York Money.

nm YORK. Oct, 29.-Money on call
~. 1iqii per cent ruling rate. clos
nd and offered al II per cent. Time
IN quiet and steady: sixty days, 2tG
~ cent, ninety days, $685. per cent:
rMonths, 35 per cent,
|, e: Prime mercantile paper. 4Q4s
Hing exchange weaker. with actual
>se In bankers bills at i.s44 400
fpr siSty-dsy bills. aud at 4ss. 80
Ubmand.
! imercial bills. 4.S4.25.
tcan dollars, 45c.
q ieernment bonds steady
9||rosd bonds firm.
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Kansas S City,

KANSAS CITY Oct. 29.-Cattle-Ke-
celpts, II 900; market weak. stockePs and
feeders, ssd5; bulls, s22s@3; calves, So 50
@6.75; Western steers. $500 40; West
eTn cows. S2,5093.75
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; market o6lOc
ss.75Q 5.s5. packers and butchers 81. .ssfs
5,a5, light. $5.e0d5.60; pigs. S3.ISd5'
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. market steady,
muttons, s3sOd4.3o; lambs. s$.40U5e5 /;
q440.
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'aa Y + Fluctuations of the Days
I'D h,a All Trading Not Regarded
ith Il as Significant.
LSECISIVE MOVEMENT
UNTIL AFTER ELECTION
( Holders Are Unloading at
Profit in Anticipation of
Break to Come.

YORK. Oct 29.-Today'5 de-
fluctuations in prices OF stocks
= lof n reflection OF any new develop
injecting the individual properties
general situation. for there were
- N deyeloprnents OF any Importance
|3kfreet is concerning itself almost e& :
Nn|Iy now with the probable course OF
as barometer OF the condition
. epuntry after the election has
The financial world realizes
L hat very large buying OF stocks mas
'pIace, and that successful devices
teen used in the course OF these
\ ions 10 lit the level OF prices.
Inn undertone OF the market on
4 .sasious serves 10 convince OF tne
"a IN and resources OF the leading ele-
e a the present market to safeguard
y Holdings and support prices
fa[ constant accumulation that has
n at various stages from the panic
ap TO the current prices has re-
u Internationally. In concentrating
a In very strong hands. There was
1er selling OF stocks today By those
ehsnting the belief that realizing sales
df:he elections are likely TO overbear
" demand. This was a continuance
UP OF speculative accounts
|Uf yesterday. Prices receded while
w In progress, but recovered easily
= s<ards. giving notice that the forces
mi tne market Hho H"e iSi'i-q"'S-'N1
srr iations converged on the sanle
~ group OF securities "a for some
-~past, with Union Pacific tho ef-
~ leader. That stock, its subsldi-
Pacific. St Paul. Reading,
Il||fiil stocks and the metal indus
tU will be seen TO have made up a
: >proportion Of the total dealings.
on call loaned at ~ per cent
yom OF the preparations Tor the No
settlement which do not, how
I, bffcr arduous requirements. Dis
~ hardened In London and Berlin
reflection of the same cause. Of
interest was rise In the price o!
N London, and fall in the ster-
kehange rate at Paris, marking the
-nance OF the seemingly Inevitable
a OF Paris for gold.
lG1Irong weekly report by the Bank
lt.Eland was principally due TO re-
OF the proceeds Of the lately sold
-,iment treasury bills. a decrease
$500 600 In the banks holdings OF
Iment securities suggests a move
uto withdraw funds from the open
market with View TO influence
5hiBcount rate and oppose the gold
1eSt to Paris. The United States
1c,nscnt finances offer subject for
sg attention. with indications of an
ar deficit OF ten millions or upwards
s'ifh the maturity or fourteen million
OF emergency notes put out last
rfomins due during the coming
KS were firm. Total sales (par
- 1913; 900.
ed states bonds were unchanged on