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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
Tubs, Washing Machines, Etc.

quart cans .d5o
Half-gallon cans ..,,..,.,., $50
Gallon cans ...,.,,..,,,,.,el.as
Standard Ready-Mixed House
Paints Saturday
Quart cans .abo
Half-gallon oans GOO
Gallon cans $50
HARDWARE SPECIALS
csc nickel plated Combination
,i.9B Saw JENNINGS make
&l,Rb handled Axes, Saturday ESQ
Come and e our Special Sale
Counter OF Tools. etc,, etc, Sat
urday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

As It stands now the arch lacks several
rans which viii run 40 LIE Gside - hA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

ALL HATS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

Ladies' Silk and Net Waiss-An immenseh line Of beautiful nw styles secured by or New
worth to $3.50 choice S2.95
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
WITNESS Gets
BADLY MIXED
PLAINTIFFS STORY IN BREACH
OF PROMISE CASE DIFFERS
FROM FORMER TRIAL.

For three hours Wednesday morn
ing Miss Florence Foss. plaintiff In a
breach OF promise suit against David
A. Brown, the well-known coal dealer
was under cross-examination at the
hands OF Attorney Alex. Groesbeck
and toward the end Of the ordeal the
y woman was so confused and worried
that IL was almost impossible 10 get
an answer from her
The attorney first took up the Ques'
ton of the plaintiffs age. for the pur-
pose OF showing that she was several
years older than the defendant, and
much older than she had testified to.
Miss Foss was questioned at length
regarding her acquaintance with the
defendant She said he was brought
TO their home by her husband, as
the two men had been friends from
boyhood She admitted that Brown
gave her husband employment, and
did what he could TO induce Gliiden
10 refrain from drinking.
The witness said her relations with
Brown were intimate after she was
divorced in 1900.
Further questioning brought out
that Brown first mentioned marriage
) to her in 1899, while at the first trial
she said II was in 1900. When the
discrepancy In her testimony was call
ed To her attention, and the fact that
according TO her statement she was
engaged to Brown while still Mrs.
Gliiden, she could only answer that
she was mistaken, and always tried
TO tell the truth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
4osToN WOOL.

BOSTON. June 10.--Although the
wool market - a tIifle hrmer, II con
tinLes very quiet. The outlook Tor de.
nIand - somewhat better. however. and
no further material decline IL expected.
The leading domestic quotations are as
follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces-XX.
36U gle; y. 27n CSC. No ! washed, 81 "
Sfc; No. ? washed. SO@Slc' nne IN
warhcd l9n zoe. fne unmcrchantaOle
20d22c. - blood combing. 23Q 2ic, - =
blood combing 20 q 24c. q blood comb
ing 23u24c: delalne washed. 81 a. SIC.
delaine unwashed. 24N 25c. Michigan.
Wisconsin and New York heeces-Fine
Lnwasned zoe. delalne unwashsd.
p n 24c, = blood unwashed. 22H 2Sc
~ blood unwashed. 22N 23c, y, blood
.uEwashed 2OQ22C kentucky, Indiana
and Missouri, blood. -23 a 24c, q .
blood 2O@l2c. Texas and Georgia
Fine II months. 19fi zoe: fine TO )
Georgia and Lake, 20U2lc. California
Northern choice. lfnlsc. northern
average I6Q11c; middle counties. 1870
lfc, southern, / nl2c. fall northern,
II Tl2c. fall southern. ga lOc. oregon
Eastern No ! staple / u lsc; eastern
age. l4a l5c; valley No. /, l1blSe.
Secured values: TcNas-Fine MONTHS.
5GGf52c. fine to months. IS q 4Sc fine
fall. 42M 43c, California ~
a 45c. middle counties. 81 ~ Csc; south
ern 81 n $50, fall free. 30M Soc. Oregon
Eastern No. / staple. SO a 55c; easter =
No I clothing. asa soc; valley No. /, s.
a 40c; valley No. ,. 31a 3sc valley No.
O. 32W35c. Territory--Finc staple. %
55c. hnc medium staple 5Om52c, hne
medium clothing. az n sc. fine clothing.
IS q soc; y blood, % n zoe: = blood, IS
3e g SIC; fine y. SOC SIC; A supors, ~
II 4Jc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
FLASHED BY WIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O.-Miss
4 Eden Hall. granddaughter and heir OF
p. T. Barnum, the Snowman. imme-
\ diately on receipt OF her $275,O00 leg
acy, quit her job in a department
store and became the bride OF VIM,
Byron Mcknight. a fellow clerk.
CHICAGO, June 10.-Miss Emma
Gallagher, who was for six years a
sewing machine agent in Chicago, was
awarded $4,000 by a jury in Judge
Wright's division of the superior
!. court Tuesday In a suit against a
sewing machine company. She says
the company drove her out OF busi-
ness by publishing a libel accusing
her OF forgery and warning persons
not to deal with her.
SALT LAKE CITY, June 10.-Mabel
Blanche Cutler, eldest daughter OF
Gov. Cutler, and Thos. Butler, employe
of Salt Lake grocery store, were
married at Ogden Tuesday. The cere-
mony was performed by Elder Folk
man. of the Mormon church.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. June 10.-Mrs
Grace Smell Cofin-Walker-Cofin-C Coffin
Layman-Love filed suit for divorce
from Hugh NJ. Love again Tuesday.
This Is the second time she has filed
this suit. and Love Is her sixth hus-
band. She alleges cruelty.
SEATTLE. June 10.-Charged with
embezzling funds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Co. Chas. A. Bubb.
chief clerk in the company's freight
Office here. was arrested Tuesday and
Is now a prisoner. He is the son OF
Brig. Gen. j. w. Bubb, u. s. A., re-
tired, of Galesburg, Ill.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-Thir-
teen persons charged with political Of
fences were executed Tuesday In vari-
Gus cities OF Russia, OF which FIVE
were in Ufa, four In Lodz, and four in
Odessa.
CHICAGO, June 10.--Col John F.
Finerty, editor Of the Chicago Citi-
zen. for many years prominent as a
newspaper man, lecturer. and Irish pa
triot and Fenian organizer, died at his
residence here early today, aged 62
years.
NEW YORK. June 10.-Pouncing on
sofa beside an open window, Agar
old Willie Wilsick, living with his
\ parents in East One Hundred and Six
tieth-st.. jumped once too hard Tues
J day afternoon and the springs tossed
him high in the air and through the
window. He fell five stories to instant
death.
CLEVELAND. June 10.-The Press,
Mayor Johnson's organ, In a three.
column first page editorial. announces
that It Is disappointed at Johnson's at
titude on the referendum and demands
that he allow the people to vote on
the Municipal Traction lease. The edi-
torial Is headed The Press. in COM
s mon with thousands Of citizens, be-
lfeves In the referendum In practice as
well as In political platforms"
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Suicide Bluff is Real.

PITTSBURG. June i0.--Inquest OF
the death OF Gustav Kruger here
showed that the man. who was 49
years Of age and a heavy drinker, had
tried 10 brighten his wife with the
bluff that he was about to drink a
vial of carbolic acid He held the
Vial To his liDs. but his hands were
so nervous that the ial slipped out OF
his hand. the contents rolling down
his throat. killing him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
PRODUCE

The fruit season Is on in earnest now.
and commission men are kept busy
caring for perishable stun OF various
sorts Michigan strawberries are rum
ming small and not very attractive
looking Vet. and with liberal receipt Is
prices are rapidly working iower. The
market is well supplied with gooseber-
rites and cherries also. but receipts OF
red raspberries and huckleberries are
intermittent as yet. Poultry was IN
Al rule. stocks were cleaned I'D at
steady prices. Butter. eggs and pota
toes were unchanged. and vegetables
are steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
ALBANY ASSEMBLY
PASSES HART LAW

ALBANY, y. Y. June l0.-The as
sembly passed the Hart law by a
vote OF 100 10 "a This measure re-
pea!s that section OF the Percy Gray
law which subjects bookmakers to
civil action for amounts lost by bet
tors.
On the D. G. Robinson amendment
10 include bridge whist and draw polk
er in the gambling category the vote
was SO TO q.
The Cuvillier amendment was de-
feated by rising vote, SO 10 "a.
The governors message was read
and the penal code repeal was passed
by 9S 10 &c.
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Eek dividend. " per cent.
NEW YORK sToCK LETTER

urnlshtd by Cameron Currie Co.
Today bids fair to be duller than
yesterday which was the dullest day
In the year. Transactions so far have
teeE featureless The Union Pacific
bond issue is about the only matter OF
importance and the indications are
that IL viii be success. The general
publlc's investment demand. however
has fallen OF decidedly and IL Is a
case OF little or nothing doing in any
department OF Wall-st. Pending the
result of the Republican convention
Wall-st. seems TO have come to as near
state OF rest as II has ever arrived
at Sales TO noon H4.434
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WOMAN SUICIDES BODY
SWUNG IN WINDOW

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. June 1O.-De-
spondent because she believed her
stomach trouble was incurable, MRS.
Katherine Murray, OF Madison, WIS,
who had come here 10 be treated and
who was visited her sister. hanged
herself In the window of her room al
Mercy hospital, using a sheet Tor
rope. Passing pedestrians saw the
swinging corpse and told the hospital
authorities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
Tilted GIRL IS MISS
SMITH, OF BOSTON

Miss Elsie X. Smith. OF No. 41G
Marlboro-st., Boston. is the young
woman who visited the county build
Ing several days ago and claimed she
had been Tilted by Paul Schwartz, the
young civil engineer who last week
was married TO Miss Dora Miner. OF
No. AS Trumbull-ave. When Miss
Smith left the county building she
promised 70 return. She failed TO show
up. but wrote to Deputy County Clerk
Walter Oldheid. She said she had
had talk with friends, who persuad-
ed her to drop the matter
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kamtseha.ka to &c Explored

ST. PETERSBRG. June ll.-Twenty
men OF science. historians. geograph-
ers. astronomers. surveyors. ethnogra-
pliers. doctors OF natural history and
medical men are bound 70 Vladivostok.
there TO be equipped with military
means OF transportation and guard
for the exploration OF Kamtschatka.
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COPPER MARkET-CLosE.

Apex. = All, lbIa Arc. =, BIacH
Min, a. Bos. Cons. IL u Bos. Ely
"a; Bos Il Corb.. 15H: Butte Gin.
1884 Butte & Lon. 40: Bonz., 40; Cop
Ely. ~ Frank. 8; First Nat. rs CIR.
l03 @ Can. 10; La Sal. IA. Mob, g. y
Mai. 6s; Mich. 8, Ney. Utah. 3 a., y
Butte. 81. do FIX. AZ; old Dom. 34ig
Csc. 90; Par. 2lSa. Quincy, IS: Raven
rs. Shan. IA. Sup. Pitts. 12A; Trim
Cop. 1914 Utah Cons. IL ~ L >. OIL
257s; l.. S. r. e =. 81 n do pfd, ~ .
Wet. 5L Youkon. ga.
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Reported Cor The Zinc by Camero
BosTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON Mass. June l0.--Sales. fur-
nished by Cameron Currie 81 Co: Adv,
10; Anal, l,735. Ariz. Com. 500; Att.
I25: B. C. 1876, Il & c.. 220 Blu, 500.
c 6 A. so; c. & H. s. Cent. so Mer,
$50 Range. IS; u. W. 500 FIR. 20 CIR.
1865 6. c. C si5; LaCsL. ltsi Me- Me-.
Newh. IS: " r.. 773. o. d. 325. Csc.
IL; Par. 100; Shan. 20. Sup Cop. %;
Trim. az T.. s II. 200; do pfd 5; L.
c, 5; Utah. 1875: Wet. So; WIN TO-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
arothers Nabbed on Theft Charge.

Henry and Charles Muse, bIotheFs,
we're arrested Wednesday afternoon
by Detectives Brooks, Seymour, Baker
and Fenton for the authorities In Ba-
tavia, n. Y, where they are wanted
on the charge of stealing woman
hand bag containing 800. Their home
is in I.ockport, n. Y. While in Detroit
they have been staying at No IL
Howard-st
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Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LITTER.

Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper letter.:
Opening copper cable. Spot i5s l2s
Cd. up IS Cd. futures f5S. up 5s
With trading practically at "A stand p
still there was little IN the copper
share market during the forenoon to-
day TO Justify comment. Amalgamat Ell
and Anaconda opened half point
higher than yesterdays close. and al
vanCed an additional half point before
the noon hour. North Butte and Cop
per Range gained three-quarters or q
point each. Outside OF these. the mar
ket was devoid OF interest with prices
holding stationary.
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.cMARKETS AND FINANCE

Wheat closed ~ q So tower after an
irregular and unsettled session ana the
Ulpping OF the black rust fake sent
from ~ Louis. corn - Up 60 isc of,
which followed wheat IN some Of it's
high ana lofty tumbling Oats 4. "a . .
lower, and provisions were without ma
terial changes
Close. 'Whcat-July. Ni. "a sc sc
Coru--Juiy 61N6tMc oats July 4ec
Pork July Sl3AO. LArd-Juiy, SS.6oN
: 6elg kibs-Juy. $751;
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PARIS. June 1G.---Ii has been agreed
by Mime Anna Gould and Prince lie
lie de Sagan that their wedding SHAH
NOT take place In France. but probably
in Italy. This co Inclusion was agreed
upon i'm order TO avoid any unpleasant
incident which might arise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
CuIC,Co LIVE sToCk

CHICAGO june l0.-HOgs 5
$4,000. market So lower; bulk $3.50 e
5.5O light, s5I0G550, mixed s5I5lt
5.52is heavy. 1906 a $50; roughs. s5.05
a p workers. $40 a $50; good To choice
heavy. s5.25U5.50. pigs. 425u5.l0.
Cattle-Reeeipts $4,000. market steady
10 lOc lower. beeves. S4sOm5.70; Texas
steers. si.5OG sos, western steers, si.S0
q 8; stockers and feeders. Se.6oQ .. 81
cows s2i0G5.50; calves s450Q6. Sheep
Receipts 1900, market strong 10 Toe
higher. natives. So IS q $50, westerns.
s3.25g5.20, yearlings. sac a $50 lambs
natives. 81 - q $50 westerns, si2J q
A
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Bride Of Five Weeks deserted.

Mrs. Elaine Jessett. pretty bride
police court. Wednesday morning.
charging her husband. Henry Jessett,
with non-support She told Justice
Stein her husband deserted her two
weeks ago. Mrs. Jessett Is only IS
years old. She lives at No. 20 Lin
9en-st.
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PROF. JENks ADDRESSES CADETS

ORCHARD LAKE. Mich, June To-
Especial. Prof Jeremiah w. jerks,
OF Cornell university. addressed the
graduating class OF "a cadets at the
Michigan Military academy today.
The commencement exercises at
tracted a large crowd. The program
was impressive and the military
features decidedly picturesque, with
ideal weather prevailing.
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NEW yopk uEr,t

NEW YORK. June 10 AT the Metal
exchange today. a decidedly flrmer ten
dency was shown. especially In copper.
the leading grades being advanced !. G
per pound. Lead was firm. spclter
steady. Tin was slightly lower in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
Der. Adair Renominated.

UNION CITY, Ind, June 10 ne
Democrats OF the Eighth Indiana as
trict today renominated CONGRESSMAN
John NJ. Adair. OF Portland, by acfia-
nation =
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MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June 10
Cattle--Receipts so head. active and
firm. Neals-Receipts $50 head. active
steady at s.. % a = 20. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1000 head, lambs slow. 30
lower. sheep active steady, lambs IS &,
625. yearlings. s5H5.50. sheep. 81 ) n
3 %. Hogs-Receipts 2.T20 head. slow
100 sc lower; pigs. use lower; workers
S. 40G $50: pigs. s5n 5.l5. mixed and
heavies. 1913 05.so. rouehs. 81 so q AS
90 Enl,
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GIRL ACCUSES LAD.

FLINT, Mich. June l0-tSpeciai)
Grace Alexander, aged IL, taken In
detention by county authorities
makes serious charge against boy
named Mead. who is about her own
age.
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hid Quotations. Lake. lsTs Ql9c. cleo
trolytic l2A. Giss.c. castings. i2as az
l2Nc tin s2slO92S so. spelter. s4.60Y
it5 lead. si.47 !, q $50
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eronJ Curfie a Co. New 2s reg 1903 ;.
gl0fis; 10 coup. 1O4A bid. new 81
reg. l0l Ml9l =. 10. coup I0i l01 2. !.
new - reg. 1909 a i2ita do coup.
122 bid
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LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Report OF Market Opening ny sadieP
R~rtek q CO.. Cotnmissio Merchants

BUFFALO. June l0.-tSpecial.)-Cat
tie-Receipts light and slow Hogs
Receipts 5000. pigs s5lOG52O. al
others s575a5s0 Sheep-Receip 2
500, top lambs. $50. CalVes-Top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Up-Armorer 9:20: Princeton, 1915;
Bradley and consorts. Mullen, 1880;
MI Eagle. 1910; Black, ESQ; Whit
taker. 3: Miller. 1870; Phipps. 3.
Down--Rochester, $50. ID. &. Whit
ney. Wexford. 1870: Earring. IL 40: AL
coma and barge. Sachem and barge. 3.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK June l0-The cotton
market opened firmer. Influenced by
better cables and reports OF strength
IN the spot markets OF the south to-
gether with further showers In the
southwest In the last 80 days more
than IS inches OF rain has fallen in
Oklahoma The light offerings were
absorbed readily by the room shorts.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June i0.-Close: Kansas
came 10 the front with big flood and
scared the remaining shorts into Gov
ering. This gave the market quite a
strong tone during the greater part OF
the session on Wednesday. Liverpool
was weak. which was natural sitter
port European crop reports were fav-
orable. There s. some fear OF rain
damage In the northwest and cautious
houses are advising their customers not
10 press the short side any further at
present The market weakened late ia
the day and lost the early advance
Wheat GuotatiOns-Cash No ? red.
92hc July wheat opened with an adj
S9i4c and declined TO s7stc. Scptem-
Der opened at SSc advanced 10 IS &c.
and declined 70 SIC. No. red. Ssi. c,
No. white 92i4c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. '31sc. No. ? yellow. 75ilc No. ?
yellow ] car at 73c.
Oats--Cash No , white. car at
| 551kc; August. 5000 bu at sThc: sep
TENDER. 1000 blu at &c. 5000 bu at
36ikc. 5000 bu at 36Lc
Rye-Cash No. .. soc asked
Beans--Cash and June. s255 octo-
Glover seed-Prime October. $40.
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
"wednesday. included 100 bbls OF flour.
drawal were 200 bbis % -four Stock
are 1tI.525 bu Of wheat SO.912 bu OF
/ corn. 2SSs bu or oats. and l.2Jl bu OF
\ rye
Northwestern wheat receipts we'd
nesday. Us cars; year ago 2S4 cars
Wheat IN Liverpool closed IIsd1lsd
! lower. ana corn asd higher ~
] Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday. $4,000 bu: year ago. AZ
/ 900 bu.
Export, OF wheat and hour wednes
day. $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June 10.--General rains in
the winter wheat belt with heavy down
pour at Oklahoma where 10 IS still rain
ing. together with an advance OF three
cents at Budapest. more than Offset
the decline OF ! a al a at Liverpool and
caused firm and higher market
prices up &nnc and holding up well
with but little wheat coming out ex.
ccpt against the ups.
Opening prices. Wheat--July, 81 "
S71c. Corn--July. ga W67asc. oats
July. 42Ec. Pork--July. s1375 q
s77h. Iard--July. 1857 h Qs.eo. Ribs
July. 1855.
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Business-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. is
John R.-st Phone 1875
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Grapd Trunk Railway System,
Sunday. June eth.
p, o. & ". RY
ALL nofnfs

All points ................... 81 80
Special train. 1880 a. m. City Ticket
Office, l24 Woodward.ave. Telephone
NJ. 80.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton. lti3 Majestic bldg
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I
| NEW YORK, June 10-The stock
market opened irregular but as a rule
prices were shade lower St Paul
down a., Pennsylvania and Union Pa
! cific IA, Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Is. and Southern Pacific IS
Reading was up "a Baltimore & Ohio
"a. and Amalgamated IS. Steel com
mon, which sold ex-dividend OF | per
cent. opened at 81. which was equiva-
lent 10 yesterdays close. Missouri Pa
cific gained "a BY the end OF 10 min
utes' trading. the market was steady
at yesterdays close with few stocks
showing slight advances above those
figures.
After some concessions AT the open
ing the market became dull. more be-
cause OF scant supply than anything
else and during the first half hour ad-
vances OF over one poin, were made in
nearly all leading issues, the scarcity
OF stocks offering was best shown in
St. Paul. which moved up from 1872
TO 1875 on 400 shares. Union Pacific,
which opened at a decline OF IA. was
bought by A. 4. Housman and Baruch
Brothers and easily moved up TO a
shade above lis. The only supply ia
this stock came from London arbi-
TRACE brokers selling about 5000
shares on this upturn. Steel common
sold ex-dividend at opening and recoy-
cred the dividend before the end OF an
hour. The cut in steel prices has been
discounted Amalgamated Copper
and Anaconda were the strongest OF
the industrials There was a show Of
strength in Missouri Pacific. which
moved up nearly two points on cover
ing by shorts but changes in other
railroad and other industrials outside
OF those named were limited TO small
fractions Government bonds IN
changed; other bonds steady.
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CAMERON CURRIE & co.

n uHCON AeIllBers or
OHVkLnS Scw York Stocn Exchange
,nd Boston stock Exchange.
dHu Chicago Stock Exchange.
pO0krOc New York Produce Exon g.
DnUkCnO Chicago Bonrd OF TradA
ilU-IIs Grisw Oldest, Detroit. Mich
HAMMOND BLDG.
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MARKET DULL,
OFFERINGS FEW
ST PAUL MOVES UP FROM 1873 :
TO 1885 ON FOUR HUNDRED
SHARES.
y. Y. STOCK MANIFESTATIONS

Am. Q. 4 r. 3Ils Am LocO. 10 !.
Am sugar 1879 Am. Smelt- .
Anal. Cop, 6S, Ana. Cop. 435s \. T. ~
: Re. Slla h a o.. Ssia 3 Il IT.
4s - Cent. Leath. 20. CE. * o.. 437s
Can. pac.. 1907. Colo. +. ~ l.. 80
Cons. Gas. l24is DistiL. $685. u. X Rio
Or, 20, Erie, 22la Ill. cent. 1907
NJ. h. * Ten. 2I5A ct North, 1872
Newh.. ga. Mo. Pac.. l14. Nat Bis.
S4is Nat. Lead. o. - North Am. 90,
North W 1918 North Pac.. 49, :
y. Y. &. & H.. IO42. Ont y w. 4Os.
Read. nay T.. St Car, 2sas Rep 81.
Ia do pfd, 81. Rock Isl. Ia. 81
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city Clerk George q. CASTOR has re-
tsrned from the east after attending
afuIDcting ~ the committee on UNI
form municipal reports cf the league
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Ing CO.. i5 John Rst Phone 1923
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