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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-03

Stylish horses ana Dusgies FUR
nished on short notice by w. |. Trim
BILE g. Co, 113 N. second street
phone I
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noon. The ashes will be taken to SUI
perior, Wis. the old home Of the Chute

noon. The ashes will be taken to Su-
perior, Wis. the old home Of the Chute
family. by Miss Nita Chute. a sister
of the unfortunate victim Of Loomis's
jealousy.
Since my arrival here" said Miss
Nita Chute. this afternoon, Il have
read some stories, doubtless set afloat
by friends OF Loomis in which that old
reprobate is portrayed as sort of
ministcring angel to my mother, my
sister and myself. The contrary is
the case. LOOMS wrecked our family,
bounded my sister out OF New York
after he had made her life unbearable,
and then killed her.
This man Loomis once lived in Su.
perior. and my mother knew him there
He was a horse doctor then.
MY sister. who had been a gentle,
lovable girl before she met Loomis be-
came q source Of constant irritation at
home. She was frequently away. NY
mother was not well and worried her
self into . decline"
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DISCUSS PROGRAM
FOR CONVENTION
Local Committee for State
Federation of Women's
Clubs Holds Meeting.
MEETING LAST OF MONTH
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, THE
LAST DAY, WILL HAVE AT
TRAcTivE PROGRAM, WHICH
WAS MAPPED OUT YESTERDAY.

Arrangements are fast being COM
pleted for the meeting Of the State
Federation of clubs. to be held in
Richmond, at the new high school
building, October %. 26 and 81. At
a meeting yesterday in the Westcott
hotel, at which Mrs. Elizabeth C.
Earle, of Connersville, presided. the
program for Thursday, the twenty
seventh. the big day of the federation.
was determined. This will be as fol-
lows:
Value of Child Conservation'-F.
w. Wicks.
school for the child'-Calvin NJ.
Kendall, superintendent of Indianapo.
lis schools.
Recreation and Society"-Graham
Taylor.
The high school orchestra will furn-
ish music on all three days of the
federation meeting. Tuesday the local
committee will hold tea at the West.
colt hotel from frour to five o'clock
in the afternoon. Two hundred are
expected to attend. Monday after.
noon the local committee will hold a
meeting with NJ. Q. Ballinger, 213
North Twelfth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
GRAIN GOSSIP

Chicago car lot receipts: Wheat 81 cars.
OF which Is cars were contract grade;
n cars. isa car. were contract. Receipt:
year ago: Wheat. 80 cars: corn, 161 cars I;
closed EG4d i ose1; corn. "a lower. "
=. W. WaEner 4 Go. wired: Every one
bellows In lower prices, but am inclined
resist.ocs At the Moment. Net: Net decline e'e q
another cent in any Of the grains during
the next few days should be liberal.
G G..dess u. :a.t ~ to catch the Changes:
s:sissliy, irers.smaSly Ma sSsat should
Win be forced to crib immense QUANTITIES
Of corn, irrespective Of the price. The
crop must be saved. May corn is now
within to cents Of absolute bottom.
The fosceful eud convincing arguments
made BY Presidents Brown Of the New
York Central and AcCrea Of the Pennsyl:
mission in Washington in the freiSh. rats rate
in advancing prices in wall street Friday
IL street .s as sss .s9c.s Is
naturally led 70 TIE eonclusion that the
steel business would show immediate I'm
provement.. The buying Of stocks Friday
and Saturday had more the appearance Of
important accumulation than at any time
Brokers usually representing the Morgan
house were conspicuously active on the
buying side.
A: J. Valentine: Chicago, one Of the best
known spectators on the board OF trade
and who has been absent from the mar
ket for some time past, feels friendly to
cline. 1--WE are now on q level where short
selling looks dangerous to me. with the
Argentine crop In the balance and the
Hk4ihocd Of sharp price chance on ac-
count Of possible frost or long drawn-out
drought in that far away country" said
pany. while I feel friendly to wheat, I
would not load up with = line Of it ut
present, as conditions in the southern
hemisphere may continue favorable and
theh crop may be large ono. There is no
outside trade to speak OF at the moment.
ana Tor this reason We will have no
unusual happens"
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is.Do z2s
aooo. GO
Awo ESQ
Geo0 Aw
A7so as
A.s6o 800
5000 as
.sss 800
orxzn xavs s1ocK ,aAnx.rs.

CINCINNATI Oct. 16.-Catt,s-Rsesipts,
]AaPhet dali ana wsak; sxtfa. 0G7S0o.
ssss : :Sos: p. sS ana :st:: Sc
SSp. SSssp-ksesip.s. az; &.sk ss
:;;:sss "a; ;ssi'' = L'nS'-isfi:. steady:
,'ETssnusc p. ., Oct is .sc;.
Sss:hsss MfsSS3S; fsis. Sz1S0S& con-.
neaa 4&6o0A.06: common 20 good fat bulls,
500: Sec sen Is s ST. :p sasSS
ga ssis s.: ST. sS.:S .sS L 1sss.
81. I sSoS ni::a ss;2: :; sss;
Ss :s.ss snS:; sss aaS eGa& oe:R !.
S ssS: Ss;s:' p :ssssss 't'H::o es::issE
q; ~ ~: iSSS::s,sSs sss'': 'oas1s sd
Hss S.HS sIS 1o AeDs' n az. oe' seioc
~. hs:vy; ssss@s g rough hsssLs 9:
SSis s sHsss PFC soS
Sss s.s i Sssss :seec.ss ana fo s.:asl nS
acSS @sr ss,': :s:. sSG
eSf;Hs aud western. 5000; 'amS'' 'A.so
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. 1s.-catu.-Re.
S ss: .:..: Asgais : ses
SG76 CaivesC&ecsipts. 100 head market
sSssp and inSs-Recsipts, 1000; @arlet
:s :. .s a.. ssS;es s. ::aSs
StS6; s ss;is as s: ana .s.sSs; xsSssss.
81 BIS 's sss;:s s'; ssoss: :::s.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. N-whsas futures
closed 10 hisnes: corn. ~ lowss anA esas
kc loves The market hsld within Q
narrow Sanes al Day. IT, epsniag =
yhses v.s 1,ssesaaaliy htsAe.. 1nassaa4
ss .i:s a: e.,. : .e.s:: sse es1:s
1sve vas ct The sane go1t1He eAas.esss
nothing Of Importance having AsvsloPsd
ov4e sight The trade eootiHuoo prot1D.
sSoaal and % sinss he naSkse sS1sd e.
tFemDly dull.
Corn opened higher In symeskAy VITA
mand. Co1miaudoa Sousss we're o both
eidee ~ the maYkeS and q geneSally 6oaes
Oats Wsrv K0Ac hiGhss, but shs nas-
kee fonnd no support. The beagisA sem
9mect In corn extsn6s4 20 this ssssal
ProSfsioas sxhsbited sons sssen9eh with
the higher hog market. The trade. how
evos. was ANAL and without future.
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FINANCIAL. NOTES

W
M .S.
ISAC 1S .H. - 49,, n.s-.
~n ~ S ~ rsHssa
- ~ - ~ Ssv xoLk - ys.sSashsnS 80
Sus1v oS vcsrss 49, - !
largely Interesting ehoeSfulnees and more
tncIoaood activity but demand 10 sttu re-
oericte0 u AL bRane6nA
BrAdstreete says Improvement -
whole not MARRIED aad conservatism ettA
..crin. o1s,, - OOaE - s .1S s.rs oarns6 ~
so,IM 49, ~AS ~ 1s
~oN n@ ~ 80 "a 40 oo1n a. N.
49, .vs.s 49, sSs
ON .to1m dosne coO.iderab,e dsmar, in
49, ~~A"s
ss ana
oo To- a.iuH OF 49, ~ sanns NHm yorS
Sy oos u tne o.oss. Nw sur-
kHavsiv Shn1s. III steei ccmmcn hut this
M vtsSronsix denied ~ theif sstorney
TTfdsy Cvoninx. III. HainbrtdSe Colby, the
stnorney snoaGinS for fhe members 81 the
am ctsted hat the drm's capital had
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IS KILLED.

Troy. N. Y, Oct. l5.--Frank Sheldon
foreman of the Federal Signal Works.
Green Island. shot and instantly Nil.
ed Edmund Mayo. striking molder
Of Troy today. Sheldon was arrested
Immediately after the shooting by the
police and taken to Cohoes and locked
up, as violence was feared. Later he
was removed to the. Albany Jail Shel-
don will plead self defense.
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JAIL DELIVERY"

Two men. one colored and the other
white. escaped from the Darke county
jail last night and the authorities here
were ordered to be on the lookout for
them. The negro was in his shirt
sleeves, He Is a large and black man
and had very thick lips. He wore
small mustache. The other wore .
brown coat light overalls. and was
smooth faced. He was tall and slim.
about p years old
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GUILTY OF HAz|NG
(American News sery;ceo

(American News Service.)
Annapolis, Nd. Oct. 15.-Four mid
shipmen of the first class were today
declared guilty of hazing by Superin.
tendent Bowyer of the naval academy
and assigned severe punishment, in
GLIDING dement's and loss of privi-
leges. In addition they were given a
singing rebuke in formal orders.
They are: ]. Fffer Garrett. Virginia:
j. ". Anderson. Tennessee: VIZ. H.
OBrien, Jr., Indiana; Howard Bode.
Ohio Obrien will be deprived of the
maganaSeship of the football team.
alma Po-B S,Ga-Mrseemr rice
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A BUSINESS REVIEW OF THE
PAST WEEK BY HENRY CLEWS

money. The latest project Il the ere
alton OF corporatin TO guarantee cot
ton bills upon terms agreed to by both
sides Nevertheless, . deadlock or
trial OF strength may happen before
reaching . settlement. and the rush
movement Of cotton which IL now go
Ing on 10 no doubt 10 enable the Brit
tsh bankers to take Armer stand. IL
necessary.
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De LtSSEPS IS HERE
american News Servicc)

tAmerican News Servicc)
New York, Oct. l5.-Count Jacques
De Lesseps and Hubert Latham. the
famous French aviators. arrived on La
lorraine today to take part in the In
ternational aviation meet which be-
gins at Belmont Park on Oct. %.
Latham will try to wrest from Glenn
Curtiss the American flyer. the inter
national prize he captured at Rheims
two years ago and De Lesseps will
compete for other prizes.
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He Didn't Tell.

=
The lawyer. for the defense found IT.
necessary to weaken the testimony Of
the main witness for the prosecution.
"Mr. Skybo," he said. proceeding to
cross examine him. did you ever live
on the seacoast?"
Yes. sir. responded the witness: II
have lived half my life In seacoast
town."
You are familiar, then. with salt
water nsh?'
Yes, SIR.
well, just as q matter Of informa-
ton, win you please tell mo how .
founder swims-whether horizontally
or vertically 7"
"Well-er''-
THAT Is all. Mr.. Skybo: you may
stand Chicago Tribune.
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CALLS HIM A BRUTE
Sister of Murdered Woman
Says Slayer Bought Trou-
BILE to Her Family.
SLAIN WOMAN CREMATED
american News service)

New York, Oct. 15.-The body OF
Lillian Elodie Dodge Chute. who was
killed Tuesday at Cortland, N. Y. by
DR.. Lcring r. Loomis. the mining spec
ulator. was brought to this city by s.
NJ. Williams. an old friend Of the
Chute family. The casket containing
the body OF Miss Dodge was taken di.
rectly from the train to Fresh Pond
Crematory. to be cremated this after.
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INDIANAPOLIS CRAM.

whsat-StsoEe On track. No: rcd
e6c: extra . red, sc: No. . red. coo: Ca
tobsss socs Novsmbee eoa4eS DscsmserA,
Cern--stsons. Through billlns.. No. 8
whitA Gle: No. 3 white, $40; No. & whitA
loc: No. white mixed. zoe: No, . White
mixed. zoe: No. 4 white mixed. 4SoS No. 3
yellow, 6e; No. yellow. Sic No. gel
low, A6e; No. mixed. Ao1tcS Ne. . mixed
loXe; No. 4 mixed. nAc.
Oats--6tros a.. THROUGH biAnnOk M. 3
white. 3lke; standard, e4cS No. , whitA
NE: No ) mized. SIC; Ne. ni1s6.
Hay-stsady. On tfack. Choice time
81: 90: Ne. i light clever nl.sd tl1;
No. 1 heavy elovef mixed, $14-5o; No.
c!sveA go; re straw. se.oos wheat ssrsv.
ISy.ss,., re, ssso.Es siN,1 Mn ;ss !.
sass; ample I CA; sSssl : Is gar. c:.. NJ,
yellow 9 caW; No. yellow. . earss No. ,
wtxe6s , cars; sample J cars; total, q
cara Out: No. white. car; No. 3 yel-
low. . earSt No. . mixed, ears; total. 8
earo.
OatD-lns Standard, arss No. 4
WA1eA. 3 cars; No. Wh1ta. CAST oamplA
] car: total 40 ears. Ouee No. W01t9
Hay-No. 1 timothy. cart Ne. 4 hsavY
clover mixed. cars: No grade Timothy. /
car total cars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
PRODUCE MARKETS
INDIANAPOLIS.
(CQrIecfAd DailYl
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Oct. 15-Fiour, dull, unl
eettled. Pork, dull: mess. $21d21 So
Lard. nrm: middle west spot. S12-sO1
1870. Sugar, raw, duh and weak; CEN
trffugals % test. $500; muscovado. 50
test. 40e redned- quiet: cut loaf. e-15c:
crushed. 5-60c: powdered. 605c Granulated
4 .eoQ425c. Coffee. Rio. No. Z. on the spot,
l0a@11c. Tallow, drm: city, Iisc: coun.
try. I@9SAc. Hay. steady; prime. $40;
No. 3 95cGsl: clover. 009Nc. Dressed
poultry. quiet: turkeys. 1SG2 5c: chickens,
l2G21c: fowls. HAS: ducks. s9eOc. Live
poultry. dull: geese. 13c: ducks. 1JII7c;
fowls. 14G1Ic: surkey.. 1oG15c: ROSTERS,
1ec. Cheese, steady and quiet State milk.
mon 20 specials. 591e4c: full skins. 2a4cI
Butter-Ffrmer: receipts, AIT: cream
cry extras, 30l 021c; state dairy tubs.
23G29.c. imitation creamery drstA PA
25c. Eggs-Firm: receipts. 5.93.. nearby
white fancy. i014ec. nearby mixed faucy.
a0G SIC. fresh drsrs, 26l9c.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE effect Of thu
lste rally In WHEAT n America Friday was
Offset hoeo By the unaxpectodly heavy
Xmssaasa shibmsots % s6e1n 81 Brad.
eral ouaine0s prevailed and this led 20 some
eral 6ullnsss prevailed andthis lsd 70 some
Just bsfors the close some weekend
covering developed and prices reacted
eighty. Cargo o@efings were limited and
expectat1cos are for 0besal decrease In
market was dun but steadie1 with prices
A0kd lower thaa Friday.
Corn vas quiet and Ad lower. Plata
ness In AmericsA and this led to some
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
DIVIDENDS DEcxAREp.

The Pacific coast company has declared
no regular 9uartssay div1dends OF ~ per
Per cent. extr. on second preferred. and
III per cent. and per cent extra on CONF
mon. Dividends payable Nov. l.
The Missouri, Kansas Z Tea: railway
annual dividend OF per cent. on pre-
ferred: payable Nov. 10 to stock Of rec.
The Havana electric railway company
has declared its regular quarterly divi-
dends Of III per cent on both common
and prsfsrred stocks. payable Nov. IL to
stock Of record Of Oct. "a. Books close
Oct. "a, reopen Nov. H.
The b. B. Cadtn company has declared
it, regular quarterly dividends Of ~ per
cent. on Arst preferred stock and III per
cent. on second preferred. payable Nov. /
10 stock Of record Of Oct "a.
The dividsod Of 2 per cent. on the conf
mon stock Of the United dry goods com
pany. recentay declared: 10 payable to
The ealversmiths company has declared
its regular quarterly dividend Of III per
cent. payable Nov. Is to stock Of record
Of Nov. 10.
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LIVE STOCK


0scs1pts SATURDAY 5000 hogs. a.zoo eat
sis saa 600 shsep. showing Soss In hess.
but Q gain 10 cattle end snssp eenpased
with Q week ago and Q gaia - AZ nnss
compared With Q year ago.
In properties 20 the receipts heeeeoSoro
this week, . good Saturday s0n % hoee
arrived and s1tsr Q vssy. eesooe ssasS sos
tendency wac easlse and the avosags Soe
the day waS not Qu0tahiy bettes tha4 ~.
day. Nghs hogs sod at 9e.OQc1A Sne
top was eo-3O and some extra big bogs
sold a. low ~ e6.76.
More than half OF the reeeiptg Of cattle
and calves were on through billing ana
the supply for sale thecefose wee not osx
for Saturday. The trading was Quiet, but
prices compared favosabiy with Friday.
Calves were about &c lower.
The rua OF sheep and hmbs wss also
rather liberal for the ciodng day OF the
week and with fully a. many % more
than sscsseasy the trading wsa ausst at
prices steady 70 2Se lower. There were
- M0ba seported above $3.50 and extra
sheep sold up TO e4b0
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
WINS GOLF HONOR.

Flossmore. Ill, Oct 15.-In the anal
of the sixteenth annual national
woman's golf championship today
Miss Campbell OF Canada won from
Mrs. G. NJ. Martin OF England. 3 up.
! to play.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
AN ELECTION PREDICTION.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 15.-the press,
PhiladelphiaMHT MHT NIT MHTTE
Republican. tomorrow will predict
the election Of 162 republicans and l72
democrats to the next congress. leay-
ing 81 districts In the doubtful class.
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s.lonr noos AT raxxrc.s.

James ,. Pscls In the Chicago Examiner
eays: Light hogs promise to hold q pre-
milan % the market all winter. Thsy are
eeases and both shippers and bacon curers
eustoyM and esndin8 lard 20 market. New
corn y being contracted by feeders as IS
sss:ss fss SssH Growers s% are des sr ssi
90 have the advantaee Of cheap grains II
Dssksre have decided on lover market.
that are usually nlied with pigs at this
esasen, A. yGettang few now. At Omaha
AaA e1cs4 City weights are pheaomsnal.
kes kSvisg bsea 25e lbs and at the latter
~. a y0I ago OmaAe's Weight was $40
oss3 Without exception that no light hogs
VIII b. 1asseesd and many Of them do
hsv essp antil along "a February" !
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETA
CLOSING pT1cee.)

MINNEAPOLIa, Oct. l5.-wheat De.
eember, q %; May. $1.l0h.
DULUTH. Oct. lS.-Wheat December
u %,SIiSSiMFiy. ' dsa. siia-ws.,. p.c.us...
ST. Louis, Oct l5-wheat, December.
KANsAs CITY, Oct. is.-wheas, DE-
cember, Mk Q94Ac; May. oeA 09esc.
NEW YORK, Oct. lS-wheat Dscsm-
ber, 81 nm; May, SLOTS.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

ga s:as ': SSls:sl, sssss s. ~ .Iss:
NSesiSs: IL. ! sorthssn sp1sas, G.M4
lI2s No. noSthsrn spring, @I00l1f;
No. Nc; 9Ssthsss ;psi.F; Mocoaaei ~ .
Cab cofn-Ns. = le0z0Nc; No. y vhits.
SeH 9%eHc, Gs yellow. 4eH44exc; No.
: 1St 04esi No : vhitA !ex&1Hei Ne:
: white. SsRo4sSe; No. ysilo~. lsK
oCsSA seAs-N~ : sos1ei No: ? white =
SS Sinio S sexe: .e.na.sS, < 8saxs> =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-16
OVERCOME FROM GAS

Chicago, Oct. 15.-Forty-three en-
ployes Of the Illinois Steel company
at South Chicago were moved down
like grain today when a terrific blast
OF gas from furnace swept over
them. rendering every one uncon-
scious. All are in a critical condi-
ton, and several are likely to die as
a result of inhaling the deadly fumes
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
At Providence-Pennsylvania

At Providence-Pennsylv 20,
Brown 0.
At Westpoint-Army 8; Yale
At Easton-Princeton 3; Lafayette o.
At Syracuse-Syracuse IA; Car
Isle 0.
At Hanover-Dartmouth SO; Ver-
mont 0.
At ambridge-Harvard II; Am
herst 0.
At Champaign-Chicago 0; ILL
nois 8.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81;
Nebraska 0.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan s; Michi-
gan Aggies 3.
At Cleveland-Case Is; Dennison 3.
At Observation-Disclosures "a; Mill
ken 0.
At Lawrence Kas.-Kansas 81;
Baker O.
At Beloit-Beloit IS; Knox O.
At Observation-Disclosures 20; Earl
ham 0.
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FIVE MEN KILLED.

american News Service)
Cleveland. O., Oct. 15.-Five men,
bers OF q construction gang were
struck and killed by westbound lake
shore train at Bay Ridge today.
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The Ftioht ~ a;rda.

One Of the few men to recover sight
after being blind from the birth Of rec
election was reported to have wonder
ed at nothing 20 much AZ the hight OF
the birds. Why do not people make
more fuss about them ?" he said--Lon-
don Outlook.
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CHICAGO. Oct 1S.-Aarshall Field q Co.
10 their weekly review Of the dry goods
trade saturday win say, 'Msrehants and.
heavier than they anticipated have been
In the market during the week IN large
piss:d ssoels: f6sts has also been |.
marked increase in mail orders over the
ccrrespoadinS period OF q year ago, during
which time the thermonefeP was register
ing around the freezing point. II repre-
sent. very healthy condition when re-
season with adverse weather conditions
visiSors have bought freely OF prints, real
t1ing that stocks OF these goods will soon
be sxha listed. - many Of the largest print
mills have been closed since June. Full
standard prints on the present basis OF raw
cotton quotations cannot be manufactured
to sell at the present prices. the same being
true OF narrow width percales.. The mar
ket on domestic cottons 10 strong, mills
having advanced leading brands Of bleached
and cambric muslins from Nc to Nc during
the week. An exceptionally large number
Of orders for muslin underwear are being
placed for spring delivery; Present quota
tons offer every opportunity for merchants
to protect themselves on purchases. as the
prices are apparently ~ low ~ they win
be for the season.
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NEW YORK CURB.
sHoRr TERM NOTES.

Company, Int. Maturity. Bid. Ash.
Am.Ctgaf Co,Ser.A.A Mch.15,1011 00K 1OOh
Am.CSar Co.Ser.B.l Nch.16.l012 % o6K
Bait. ! Ohio ...,..4 Neh.1O.l0ll 00k 100
Bethlshem Steel Cos Nov. Ilolz o6K Sc
CA1ea8o . Alton. 8 AcA.lk10l3 o6X o0x
G., Han. Z Oaytoo.I July I1oi3 o7H o7x
C.. c.. c. 4 st. LIS june, 1911 l00R 1904
Hudson Companies.e Oet.lS10l1 ~ %
Hudson Companies.0 Feb. l,l0lS u 100
lnteeboH. r. T....0 Nay l,lo1l lO1k 1921
e. City Ry. = LIS eept.1, 1912 e %
e. City Ry. 4 Its MaylSIel3 o6k 06
LoekAWan. Steel Co.'S Nchl,l0U 0lX 02X
MINI. 4 81. L...,.S Feb. l.10Q 60 0o2
y. Z, n. II. & rs Jan. ., 1912 100 10l
e . Z E f---4HFsSs; Lea sa;, 1S g 1o o..
Oouthefn ky......0 Feb. 1.1e13 97x eek
Itdevater Co.'S June1.19iS loon 100H
West Tsl: TelsgS Feb. 1;1el2 e9A ,seH
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srERLHN0 EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15-Nothing said In
money Saturday: Posted rates: Sterling
exchange. <61@407, with actual business
in banEefs' bills at 4s6.95@4sS for demand
and l62 for sixty day bills.
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Salt In Austria.

There II an inexhaustible supply Of
salt In Austria. almost the entire eoun-
try being underiaid by deposits.
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cev.dn's Reb Him.

cevldn't Neh Him.
Teacher-What l. . person called
who steals?
No answer.
Tsacher-Now. Tommy. suppose I
were to put my Aand In your pocket
and take ont psuny. what would you
rail- me? @e@
Tommy tfully conscious ef Q scarcity
" cstnb-PisasA sif, Jon would BE- q
eon1urer-Lou6en TitJBttA
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1oLaDo o1AIN;

ssSe E. .s So Nv. vn e e::s
cas& DO; Decsmbef. NNes May. SaKa
ostS, cash. aye, DsesnSef. SsXss nay.
co., ess; s s:s.a S s..s: 'o No pc: ME-
and. March, Sao. AisikA, prime
October and pscsmber. s0.10 Timothy.
prime and October, $40.
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WAGON MAHET.

Whaat-No. 3 red. sacS sample milling.
03elc.
Corn-oo063c
ehelled Oato--&e830c.
etyaw-oats straw. eS07s wheat straw.
1ISo; mixed. E3@1: bald, SisdlE
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DUFEALO,

whs.s-No. , northern. i.n Winter
wheat-No. . red, eoc; No. Z white,
CSC. Corn-Eo. 2 yellow, Sc; No. 8 ysl.
mixed. &c. osts-No. 3 whats. ss3sc: No.
8 white s5e: No. white. Sac; standard,
1SAc. barley-7S66ec RyeNo. !. 81 Nc :
No. 3 old. 76c; No. Z new. 70hc.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
RHE.
ST. Louis >. /