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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30

Mothers will find Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup the best remedy to use for their chill.
dren during the teething period.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30

DR.. Pierce IS Pellets, small, sugar-coat-
ed, easy to take as candy, regulate and
invigorate stomach, liver and bowels,
and cure constipation.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30
WOMAN
ESCAPES
OPERATION
WasCured byLydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Elwood, Ind.-"You remedies have
cured me and l have only taken six
bottles of Lydia Il. Pinkhamrs Vegeta-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30

If Jack Johnson gets tired of prize.
fighting, will he run a boutq
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30
You Can Get Aliens Foot-Base FREE.

Write Allen s. Omsted, lie Roy, N. Y, for
free sample of Aliens Foot-Esse. II cures
sweating, hot, swollen, aching feet. II makes
new OF tight shoes easy. certain cure for
corns, ingrowing nails and bunions. All drug
gists sell il. 25c. Don't accept any substitute.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30

There was an old doctor, his name was
Peck,
Fell into a well and broke his neck.
Served him right, he should have
stayed at home,
Doctored the sick and let the well
alone.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30

Unless there is daily action of the bow
els, poisonous products are absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. We wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your constipation
by taking laxative doses of Ayers Pills.
Made By the J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30
What Ais You?

Do you feel weak tired, Respondent have frequent head
aches coated tongue, bitter bad in morning
Heartburn, beching of gas acid rsng throat after
eating stomach enaw burn foul BREATH dizzy spells
poor variable Appetite at times and kindred
symptoms P
III you have any considerable number of the
above symptoms you suffering from bilious
ness, torpid liver with indigestion, dyspepsia.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is made
APP of the most valuable medicinal principles
known to medical science for the permanent
of such abnormal conditions. Ii is a m
efficient liver invieorator, stomach tonic, bowel
regulator and nerve strengthened.
The Golden Medical Discovery is patent medicir
full list of its ingredients being printed its bottle-
under OATH glance these will show that il
Il kaL.A IL ILL
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-30

If the butcher was lazy, would the
beef Loaf
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-07
Farmers!

I have number of inquiries from
Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois for i'm.
proved farms to rent. If you want
TO rent or sell write me or come and
see me. My office is upstairs, First
National Bank building, Devils Lake,
n. D. CHAS. C. CONNOLLY.
2-3
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-07

ment. :
Louis Bratt for Triumph was i'll ia
vor of a central consolidated school.
Abraham Calof for Victoria wanted
the county superintendent to visit each
school at least twice each year. Supt.
Haig responded that if there were $50
schools in the county he would be en-
titled to a field deputy for this work.
At the invitation of President Ras-
mus Sorenson Prof. J. G. West respond
ed for Webster and spoke fthe in
creased need of education and how to
get it, that the four year high school
course at Webster would compare ia
vorably with the larger city schools of
the state. They will have Is graduates
in the eighth grade this year who can
get through this amount of work whe,
they are twelve or thirteen years old
With such school in their midst the
citizens were only paying an IS mill
tax, only two in the state being lower.
Fargo and Churchs Ferry. He was de-
cidedly in favor of Capitalization and
extended cordial invitation to every
one to visit the Webster graded and
high school.
w. F. Orr responded for Wheatland
and was very much interested in con.
solidation.
The Crazy graded schools cost $4,000
tboir roc
500 per month.
This ending the roll call the Hon.
Henry Hale, who said that he gradual
ed from the country schools, gave a
stirring address that made deep i'm
preston, his subject being "Get To-
gether." A few of the salient points
he brought out were-Man is a social
being and it is natural to "Get To-
gether." Farmers must organize to
promote agriculture and their interests
like every other profession has heen
fit to do. Rub against each others
shoulders to learn more. Organize in
every town. Farm with knowledge.
Get the ladies interested with you. The
salvation of the farming community is
the young folks. Get them interested
SO as to get the old people out of the
ruts.
After all, he said, he was not afraid
the rural homes would leave off furnish
ing the nation it's presidents and lead
ers in all the walks Of life. At the
conclusion of his address he told Of the
"Corn Contest.'' OF the prizes to be
awarded and Of a county agriculture
fair to be held in Devils Lake this
| year.
Prof. Schrader Of Devils Lake invit
l ed the members to visit the Devils LAX
l school to see the pictures that are goo
J. copies of noted artists works.
An invitation was extended them TO
n the present to meet at the Commercial
q club rooms to talk over the propose,
t Canadianrreciprocity treaty.
{ Mr.. Michells, Of Graham's islam
) rose to ask the questions this arm
!. sey County School Officers Association
;. a permanent organizations Supt. Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct 27.-WiE4T -spo, g9m'na7,
..,,',r.s weak. Degember. o. 5d. Mhfch, ~
i4iI ,,,u - id COEN-Spot rtlad.- Amer
Icsn mixed Sc sd. futures easy JInu9T,. %
cal F,br4arg. 5a Nit ID. ELpl NlnfrI
49, 37g al HOPS iu London fPacinc
Pos.t5 1iul2. BEEF-EEtu india mess.
80 IN f.DKg-Prin- mess western. bts 'n.
~ Nfs-ghort cut. 55s. BACON cumberland
,i-i Ems. abort lb. Gp~ sd ols1f bellies. -ds,
fcr,, clear m.ddlos. light. "As td. heavy. OBS +.
.1.,t .Iesr backs. Jns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a. IARB-Prime Western. terccs. 4,s 1ui
,.,,.,i,eu b, fined. pulls. +Hs &c. BiTrER-
90 RATED States. 1925. cHEkSk-t suadiun
eI,ast white Gss 90 colored. nos IALLpN
..r,,,. civ aaz TURPENTiNf--p Spirits. 3Ns
So RosIN-American. strained lis 80! 81. Pr
TEOLEUM -Renned. 65d LiNeEED OF.
80 CJTTONsEED OtL-iiln refined, spot
~ o".on. oct 7-srGhR-Raw. Centrifugal
a. az rulecovado. 1Gs. beet. October lls -td.
~. .si-rT,- calcutta. October roFo ubfr GH.
.EftU on 500 90. SPERM OIL f3i l0s
I..ii.TE0IEJ 3l--Am .r.ran refined. 'nd splr-
~ al TRPENTINE-splriis 800 3d.
P0e1vEAmericau strained, l's 'i-d nne. ISIS
1i.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

100. -~ArTI,E-Receipts. . 1000
slow ana steady, 2ge.y sfsers, Si15aS7,
steers. s49$o soi Nes 40 IN q. s5 -. cows and
6eifcrs 81 90 1S5 50, calves. =" 80 3d. Cor b.-f
@Receipts 1900 strong or "'s ~ zoo, - 30.
grades. others steady Hsa" e. 101lS6 -.
rough s. 7oQ So. good 20 g"o og saies So 10 =
So -, pigs. 81 q :, ~" 10 QUO. steady. ma
20 %. 60 81 = e. 70. western. s. ~ 81 80. yrei
w. w. . - s5Tsie7. lambs. native 50 JoH so
Western, s. '' e.. 80 ~ - CATTLE - Receipts
SG SLOW 1O1l5c lower; steers - 90 80 a. a.
beifers s. 500 s. 80. COW 7.-.r.' - r,-rei--s
,.it.es steady. s. 50QS 50 90 HDg-, 81 AZ
gen--5ilv steady, pacSert 20 10 80 9 9
eo,ssrs S#7S5 %. common soW, S55ecei ~
pigs and lights 81 5 = e. -. IN I7m ri weak and
27G. steady, - 'u .t 80 '''
100 1Jc lower. S5HS' -..-t-..
East Buffalo. oct "a Eses. Ic5
coo. slow and steady. NEAl.'- ~, T4GCe-
active and CSC h!gner e. Sgg sTrs.d,. beavv
.te.-oI.s. few go. SHEEP 30
TA1fRF-R-ceipfs. lh.'o". STOW AZ" e. ~ sd.
Wetrers. So 504Sa So; ewes. S"a % % '''
,-fxed 81 80 r. 81 % -, o. ..,... .,,,,,1,
Pittsburg o.. H.. L., sS 75IS7 -
lgI. -IC -, s1roIy II double deeks. prime
,,e,i..-. s3 7oaSa - -us ana gomlmisoiR Sto
lssa. ia,7bs 3: 50GSa 70 VEAL 'Als' s.' ~ s.'
e. - Active. receipts. - dounl, 80 ~,
81 - tlg,-iea S6 BlGS7 10. mediums - D
prime n .a. v,rla-s 81 5jdSG go, hslt leIh-
S~s sea S. o. pigs. S5g$5 49, r'lt"''
''' r1s- Tcierrsph 20 The Tribune
a.. o--ChTTL E-Eec.iUts
-, .,npiy light quality medium. ,ei l.-.
5,ir prices steady. steers s. loE s sag,fs-r
ers. :" 49, n 4OG--R,ceipts SHH"'
s ste .ctiSc and choice grades 3e h'Sh'T.
ii6i.o. Ia 20 25o Do 50 80 +" 80 > e. a6. ,.s,
sale. ~ .o ~ 7r5 H. $50 So 20. fair 81 - p
sgl Ecgt 1ies no 10 and uae-r s. 2 -. r.
s'tte pigs So 81 =. St.-l-F e, -, a. -.
-" .,S,6r So 75Qs4 -. sheep. - 20 4" q" i'
l,.,,-l,,' sheep. s. $S0 81 lu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28

Beginning November 10. St Georges
Protestant Episcopal Church, in East 4olh
street. overlooking Stuyvesant Square VIII
celebrate its Tooth anniversary as an IN
dependent parish.
The celebration will cover three days or
that week: the opening day religious ser
vice viii start the anniversary, followed
by an exhibition OF the work done at the
parish and ending with reception and
dance at the list Regiment Armory' at
Park avenue and 3ith street In addition
the event is 20 be permanently marked by
the new memorial chapel, now in course
Of erection in Rutherford Place, near the
church. at cost Of 100000.
st. Georges was formerly the Chapel OF
Rest OF Trinity parish, built in Beekman
street in i752, to accommodate those who
did not wish to go so far downtown as
Trinity at a time when Beekman street
was considered far uptown.
III 1911 Trinity gave II an endowment
and IL became a separate parish. The first
rector was the Rev. DR.. John Kewley, who
was succeeded by the Rev. DR.. James Nil
nor. In 1880. while the Rev. Or. Stephen
Tying was rector. the church was moved to
us present site. lie kew. 1T. W. w. WIN
Jams was rector for Eve years and was
succeeded by the Rev. Or. William Stephen
Rainsford in 1883. who in 1905 resigned on
account Of bad health The Rev. DR.. Hugh
Birckhead succeeded him ana has been
It's rector since.
The celebration is 10 be In three parts,
the 1rst beginning at o'clock OF Sunday
morning. November TO- with holy COM
munion and an address by Bishop Charles
5. Burch. At 1870 o'clock the same morn
ing holy communion viii again be cee-
brated, Bishop Greer officiating. This will
be followed By an historical sermon deliv-
cred by the Rev. Dr. william T. Manning,
rector Of Trinity Church
The children OF the church will have
their special service az o'clock in the
afternoon, when the life and growth Of
ST. Georges will be described before the
young people By means OF stereopticon
pictures. This service will be repeated 20
adults IN the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28

55e a 81 80; southern. Dbl. 81 6o9s2: BRus-
SELLS SPROUTS, quart. > r &c; BEANS. VII
gina. wax, basket G0c PSI p; green. 4uc HSl q.
Maryland, wax. J0a roc, green - q Coo, near
~ pasket or bag. - n 15c, BETS. bbl, Sl4
81 20. 100 punches 81 80: CARROTS. bhl or
bag zoe; IABBAGES red ton. Stsa $50; Dbl.
~ l-HSl 20 Danish. ton. 81 SO. domestic
StI ST. hhl, 80 2 Doc CELERY. case. 3
3 90 bunch, II ~ 4Oc, CUCUMBERS. Long Isl
anu, bhl 81 50; basket. 80 n Zoe Florida. bas-
S S . 50a$3i Boston. dollhouse no l.
FLOWER. Long Island short cut, bbl 81 HSz'
long, &c n 81 20. CHTCORY and ESCAROlE'
baSket 25q15c; EGGPLANTs. Fioriua. hoA'
81 % "a x 90 HORSERADlSH. 100 ib. SSuS',
LIMA BEANS potato. basket q 20 n 81; bag.
- - 2 81 80: fat, 81 n s. -. LETTUCE, stat.
box. &C aS1; basket 4oc n 81 SO. nearby. >
Zoe crate. 40 n Toe; Virginia. basket 81
MUSHROOMS. Alb basket. 90c6i g %
ONIONS. white, pickle. basket or crate, 81 30
s., other white. 81 500 81 s5; state and West
bag. S2@s2 80; red. 100-lb baS. 81 50N 81 50;
orange County. red or yellow. bag, s. 500
s. 30. Connecticut. yellow. 100 ~ bag, 81 500
81 10; OKRA. Jersey. bushel basket. - r. Toe.
box % soc; Florida. s-bssket carrier. 81 90
n - %; J-basket. s. 80 a 81: PEPPERS, red.
hbl. red, &c 81 81 green. 13cm$l -; olH-
TER PLANT 100 punches. s4mS5: PEAS. Viz
mia. half-bbl basket. 81 80 So So North
Carolina half-hbl ket--S2 n So 90. Msrylanc.
basket. 81 so n 81 PARSLEY, SOC, PUMPKINS.
bbl, sou zoe. ROMANO basket. 2Jc g 81,
i5c; SQUASH marrow. bbl. 5oG70c; Hubbard.
Iac. SPINACH Virginia. SOC n 81 nearby,
hushel BASKET, 250 soc; TURNIPs. rutabaga,
lbl. soc white 81. TOMATOES. nearby.
box. 25cr 81 80; California, box. l0T l5c; hot
house u. lo-115c; WATERcBEss. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28

-s3- quiet with price. 10 points higher at
llc FOR nitfi'rE upland. delivered on CONTRACT
~ 11.es Liverpool cables. spot quiet sales
5To ri .es speculation and export 900; Amer
can. -U'1 imports - 900. American. -"tVit
ui,1Eg 81. .au1 v.IT1. Futures opened easy dt
So points decline. closed steady. uct lhcAdnSea
20 : point lower. October. 5o5Ndi &. tobrf-N o.
ysTbar. g.. November December. A93 -4rt De
osnt.r January. . 94l. Iauuary February
49,. February March. 43S-. Mai-a- app ~,
e. Arr.-Mar 800 I'd. May-June. o.V4 80
Igrs-rgir O. C5r. Iu.t August. 5.oI I'D; Angus
September JD-iec. -ptember-oct9rer v.Vou'
C.tohsr-N November o 0-l. ,
tOfFEE -.Ee. showing weakness 'olLt.
rtrl carried values down Is 10 20 POM
below ."o rrer.01s close. the market Fai4le-
go frt' prices were 4 point hlEn"i 20
1-E over. sd aF. fn3. go bags. INere W
-.1o-r early chat Brazil was oherng colt'e
rsrf fre@.v a. cheaper prices. ana mere w
p g. OF 1000 bags of spot coHce a, sDIl-
to..sss'o1 Huf late offers from BraZl NCr'
~ and Brazilian rew7 was generally pun
e. Private cables stated that me DIG conl.
6sariss we're short tn che Brazilian mar g
tra frat prices were firm, owing ip an a. =
'flpi to cover Ine of zoo ooa bags or shoL
fcftt .n Chat MARKET Hatre closed az ~
- ~ 81. ana. francs. Hamburg Was 20 "a +.
f~n.r lover. after having shown a Qe'tihe
'rr of p RI A. rfrurfc Rio Was 90 Hels ioM,
&c ssrfus declined 100 TO 1"o refs NJ
ftl1.f Erup.r ~ Brazilian coffee in ana ahOd'
~ DE Omitted states Was 2.l40is3 bags, COM
i4-t1 Nth 2T-s eos last year ana +leu.1 =
,to wears ago. spot inactive ana Lnsel-ie
10 SO r 1851 1888 r. Local contract prices
Ee.tef-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
aoe7oN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. OCT - The C4nn'eIeiar lu'''''''
WI, LTD I'f T,si1n wool market has broadehra
,.,-.i.,r thIs week. sales In me asti's1.o
being consdyrs5iy 9e ooa aoo hound, Of wool
"'she 1900 f, slrra Co have been sold me
,,..,,,s5d has been well scattered anl mas pee,
riIl''-.l..tlI ID, nv moro dealers although ~
paI'l PE',,.rs rase been the purchasers or 'h'
bulk of the wool ... .-.,. material 20 PC
cei's ma, 's ,ieo 1e.r f- demand. Territories
~ ,s NOV ise soId fairly well re suik or r
nand 6ers for o5,s , dn arc ISe same Basis as
hitherto. - 90 ,,o,l from Boston from
~ ta October 20. iuclus.E., were ~"
Iel.t. l,,gfs against 11t,lGN6'+ POUNDS roy
,,.,,c fir,e last year. The receipts iL To-.
January TO october -, lh isa 90 pounds for
+b. same period last GEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago oct p Almost panic conditions TOOK
efufrT fo-dav on tne MARKET Tor wheat De
.,...-sl.zes stock Gta.ngE had the most 10 DO
'--,.I m. selrz bat there also talk that
t1e government would investirate me aleseh
,rtrutsfi0u n grain. Closing prices were
-. at a decline az l-.c o. 25-4- &c, CON-
,laraF with twsntr-four hours before otner
....l =. tel too. nut not .uearly 80 much az
,.rsat--c0rr i=4as 90 &c, oats 80 &C.. and
80, lgets ST. 10 i5717tc. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
pnlNr CLOTH MARKET.

,--r u,,., oct 27-The print cloth mark
~. -te,4r with a little better inquiry,
n n@tc.s ags,n showing declines of t-loH (. g.
SAFE Tor the week were about i'l.oo0 pie.
sou @ opotati1us. 2s-IuDL. G+Noi. . ~
nS,,- .r,,, 2S-ipch 8.xGn $50. 2T-inch. e3N11.
81 a.. ~ inch. 5GxJ6. -4c. '' --N'H' 'f-'H
as. sJ-inCh g. q p 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28

tLeIR AND MEAI--Flour inactive oaSFl
- 90 par Hr.o.S asked oNlna .on e. r..
-, y rssa, tgs na zen o.,r,e7 - pa,en,s.
htt~S, -. srr.r. clears 81 900 81 20, extra
~ water s. T0G S. geo. extra 80 "int,,.
t@f>a fa Konsas e-rsig - E - . - VI,
tl0CR-~te1ar fsr 10 GOOD S34N" ~
teaes 20 t.ucr 81 20 r. 81 ~. CCRNMEAl--
tIn kNl lr'.6 =, G5 aSs "a. BAG Ma -.
~. r-.,e -.4 ..iios. 81 90 - o.,, S5e 10.
-. ~ 1a,a maeIHg ST 90 s99r a. 40 5,,,, $50
!, s's $40. .l. 6 ysr So 90 30 5ui - ~
a. -.-s --.p. So bulk. S26 20 sacks oiii'i''''
fse'i-foNS trade and pr!ssssss
ss PCFE--t4ad-. mess. $40 Is \ - 20 FL
v&N Usas.i shori ciesr. $40 - n slI 30
eShF--Aset $40 500 SIS. family Sl5
X klh4fIf So extra indie mess ~
y5SkEF p AAs-Caiet az S-91 90 "a ia
USED R4Gs-steacJ bacons So tsV
pne lse ID. o. piEE %. CLL IL1
ga bellies ID It. lI@lli4c. II DO ~
6,N lOtc picked hams. IN u 'ze. A..
.tfghr tAeD-s.ty. middle West 81
ofy $40. Fenced. south America
- -gll.lea, 9 Soc. Brazil k,cfs 80
81, o. citT lard 100 I0i.c
,st6AH-geHned inactive aud lnchansf1 B.
- -eie1 97ec Acf. lees per GEM 70 az
~ $3.50 m8scovsd0 So test 5.2G -. and
-'f'f srr sd Test. ~ '.N. IN lHlhl'
.t '.tff "1c p "a higher. L''i'nfit
=, -9'ewuer los 3rtd. May lts. thn- .
49, London SAYS thai Russian proposals Ip |,
h. I" 0f exports A.re faEsTaJIg rffeiFrd
srkAr 1HsEeis commission. necessary icEIs-
is.,N ~ aus rafav before huauft. WI
49, Srsr Total stock OF Europe ahh
i'iiec 5ls 500 ions against G41 so tons
.--i co ne same uneven dates The de-
go 2. tfqck BE- 81. 0J@ tonr against a d'-
s-l .W .sI.gI4 toms last week. Total stocks
IN ,eelo1t, toe.iHs. SHOW Oh .isllIe supply ~
st4s 'oas ssslust 75g CD last gear. or q
vfs, ~ ~ ls9 toms"
szf - stfHl} t1 nru. good general demand
vp,,.s -1ei sur.d
- Al COPPER standard weak. pot
Esis.. -..ala.e.. m0sr lu1 Jauuai "
10 London r,f... spot 800 1s futures.
b.. 6'fnaIs SO tons exDous. f> >l4 tons 80
sssire. Month ItEe copper l-.s ~ 90
Ia 1875 t-fzr, casting. l@u y = =.
sp9t 81 q 81 fOc. October 40 Wg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
loNooN sHEEPsNN SALE.

crdar oct = "A sale ~ 'npe or GOOD
NJ" and Mattel shccpsEins was held here to-
li"i me ,0rriugs amounted tu "0i..O3, of
Witch f5TaG1 were sold Tho detection was
tr fair condition. but Withdraw ais Wer. ire
r',,,-f and priges ruled from D n ild low r.
.te+rt Ion coarse woolled skins. which we're
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nrv York October - 1911.
cram -WHEAT-Eeayy and general Aqul,
Sslt'r with az absence OF demand. resulted
~ decline u - 82Ac, which representa-
total decline from the recent high point or
Ssl-ec The selling was LARGELY the result
ri ne unsettle1 conditions IN the security
,-s-kst and liquidation by Wall street Whlch
So formulated a large long interest on the
-.rrr- swell European markets were lower
81 rssulr Of continued favorable adNl-'S
f-a-- Argentina. ana Argentine shipm enis were
,,-r-- rrlD expected. amounting 10 4uNuNu
i-s-sls compared with 5-4.Ouo last Week ana
oas o0I last wear 'Tho Modern Miller SAID
ia. seeding Of winter wheat rs finished under
f4-o-rbIe conditions No red here. '914
elevator export basic, aud 81 ug4
r4ost. No Z Northern Duluth s. 1914
ffoer CORN-BuyerE we're t.mld. ana prices
generally lower closing only slightly above me
bottom Ar a net loss Of Z z = e. export De
wand poor Export No . here SOC nomlnal
& b. aaoI- OATS-Steacy early, but nnallN
r7vo way and closed 30 a net loss of 5 q l4c.
cash oats EASY. standard white. 81 &c IN eie-
-a-.r. $40 o. $50. $50 @. y -4c, 10 =. '2c. ana
natural white and white clipped. 81 p 81 % 2
an track RyE-Quiet, No = 9sc nominal
Buffalo 20 arrive. BARLEN-Steady.
mating ST 1888 - & Buffalo. Wheat,
including four exports Tor the week were
.-S00l8 bushels. against 2.541.Bo4 last week
and f2T SO last wear. since July I, 10.5dH
e0a bushels. against or +2S.3fG last season.
Corn exports f1- the week, 526.110 bushels.
against c1l.el2 i7st week and 50TO"O last
,esr. since July g. 10.0525o5 bushels. against
1-s 400 'aSt season.
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EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.

NJ ISIS . Cotton. middlins $50
on No Is - Coffee. No Rio. 1874
TO. ,rs SIS sugar granulaJed so
49, -, s,ot ~ lo |Nolasses q X . 40
~ 70 Beef family. .SlS 10
--.-.--~r lead ~ Beef hams. - -
ss-,.-- 6gs Tallow. prime. 6a
49,. ~, o red i Olf. PORK. mess. ...--. z 90
--a' ~ y so Hogs d. 1870 n
oats stand VII. s21 Lard. mia west 7''
Fiaa- Npls pat 500
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Al 4oc; November 40 Sj0 81. ioc, December,
40 sc n 4l35c; January and February, 4O.75H
2Jc. Sales. tons spot at 40 % &c; - tons
90 $1,000 and tons at Ale. London steady:
spot flSe lis Sd. futures flST. LEAD
Easy AT 4250 4.3Oc New York and 40
4l2i9c East st Louis London IFS Sc %.
SPELTER-Dull and nominal AT so u6.3oc
New York and $40 n g 20c East - Louis. Lon
don, t26 Is Sd. ANTIMONY-Dull: Cooksons f.
'su S.l2iac. IRON-Cleveland warrants ass
AID in London. Locally quiet; No I foundry
Northern, S15dSl5 80: No =. Sl4 20 ISIS 70;
Sl5sO
MOIAssEs AND SYRUPs-Quiet and I'M
changed
NAVAL STORES-spirits turpenune drmer.
with good demand and moderate offerings.
Resin and tar quiet and unchanged.
OILS-I.inseed OH unchanged Refined pctro-
leum steady AZ 7.3Jc Tor standard white IN
barrels New York
COTTONSEFD OFIs-Irnsettied. owing 20 the
closing out OF October. which closed
decline 0f A. points while later months were
Sae points lower. Local contract prices.
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mEw YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by ". y CoIsr q Co.. No. 4s cedar
street,
.Ar-~+taH interest 20 ~ added

sCo1uons interchangeable TRegstcre1. fCou-
-ons sRtristered and coupon.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l9li-'27J


r-..-.ists a b,. Swartvycut & Apperzeller, No. -
"a Pine street,
Name. %, a. AZ
Atlantic Coast Line ? E, jill H. - 80
p y 4 p a. = D c, 1877 .......:.-. - -
Gsi I, Of Georgia AS G. l9ll-T. - "a
central r Z OF \ c. l9il-i7...' ~ ~
SSessreake & Ohio p C. l9ll-lf.:s. -. -
chicago & Alton t4:;s-5 c. isli-l2' 81 =
Sbicaro & East III 49, e., l9ll-l1' - -
S'R & p 4lz-S . G, 1911. 10. ;a:.... - a
On NAM & Day 4i=-5 p C. l3ll-5O.... % -
IsiavTare & Hudson AZ C. l9-@...-. "a -
80 A-4i--5 p c. Iall-'17. ............ "a
Hooking Valley Az . C, l0ll-le; o, -
tiudron A. Manhattan p r. lell- 10. % -
x n n & & " a.. c, lBll- H.. -
Kansas city South AZ p G. lell-. 10. o., ~
f[high Val r ia p G. lgLl-lo'.' - 80
Vfieg1rIri Pacific . C. 1911 u ....... - -
Nozzle 4 Ohio As p C, 1911 10. -..... "a
= y central Lines p c. 1915 = ,.... ~ -
Norfolk x Western e. leil-lo.-.. - -
perpsvIvania is-4 C.. 1eli- u ...... 80 -
- l. q : r $3.50 p C., l9ll- zee. % -
40 guar 4 & T C. l1ll-lt::.. -
eesbosrd Air Line 4lz-5 c; l9ll.lI. D. ~
Southern Ry 3iz-4-+i7 c, l9l4- - - 20
Virciuiar Railway c. 19ll-13 90. ~ -
Wabash Raj road 4i--5 . C, 1911 Il. ~ -
wheeling q / as . C. l9il-'2@.. 80 -