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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October lathe cotton
market opened barely steady at a de-
zine of 10 to Is points. and soon sold
% to II points under the closing figures
ii last Friday. owing to active liquida-
lion and local pressure. inspired by weak
,.,bles and unfavorable news from the
.,alkans. This break carried The market
Ito new low ground for the season,
10th December and January contracts
ealing we'll under the 101k cent level.
md prices later rallied or points
,om the lowest on reports of a guilt
-sorm, the forecast for rains in the
astern belt and colder weather in the
est. Liverpool was a big buyer here
,,urins the early trading, and there was
considerable support from the spot
nouses. but the market met a good deal
II cotton on the bulge, with the under
lone nervous and unsettled.
The market became steadier late in the
forenoon on covering of shorts and re-
ports that storm warnings had been off,
gulf coast. Prices at midday were about
! points up from the lowest. but still
showed a net loss of from . to I'D points.
Spot quiet; middl:ng uplands. HOO
nominal.
Estimated receipts at all the rorts to-
day. TODD bales. against 66,314 last week
md 55.AD last year.
For the week. 4JO,0o0 bales. against
.io, 152 last week. and 4s3.221 last year
roday's receipts at Galveston, 81 $40
haies. against 2o.Gsl last year: at New
Orleans, S.13s bales, against I.2G last
year. and at Houston. 3a.9i4 bales. against
.iJ,OS1 last year.
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
October. 1925: November 1879; Deem
Der. 104S; January. 1850; February, Of
fered. 1888: March, 1860: May, 1918;
June, offered. 1875; July, 10.SJ.
More encouraging reports from Europe
combined with the fear Of unfayOrabie
weather. helped the rally during the noon
hour and prices recovered all but three
or four points Of the early loss. There
appeared to be little demand aside from
tfe covering of shorts. however. and the
market later lost part of the gain under
renewed liquidation and moderate south
spitiUe
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Building Permits.
The following building permits were i

The following building permits were is
sued today:
To George c. Humphrey. to build three
two-story brick dwellings. from 3461 to
:;465 Holmead place; architect. W. c. AL
lard: builder. George {. Humphrey: esti-
mated cost, $4,000.
To Joseph T.. Topper. TO build two two
story frame dwellings at Abb and 42lJ
Gault place northeast: architect and con-
tractor. Isaac Topper; estimated cost,
$1,000.
To Mrs. Gowans, to repair dwelling at
10 Girard street: estimated cost, SO.
To L. J. Janson. to repair dwelling at
$40 street northeast; estimated cost,
$75
To T. Hughes. to repair dwelling at
1903 Randolph street northeast; estimat-
ed cost. $215.
To Corcoran Gallery of Art, to repair
brick stable in rear OF 727 18th street
northwest; estimated cost. $780,
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ROOSEVELT RESTS VOICE.
Cancels Speeches in Illinois and
Northern Indiana.

CHICAGO, October 4.-Col. Roosevelt
refrained from speech-making today In
order to rest the muscles of his throat.
which developed soreness yesterday. MIR.
Roosevelt planned to spend the most of
the morning at his hotel. his speeches in
Illinois and northern Indiana having been
Cancelled. He announced, however, that
he would accompany G. l.. Merriam to
Gary, Ind. but would not speak there.
During the afternoon Mr.. Roosevelt ex-
pected to ge to Milwaukee for night
meeting and to remain there until to-
morrow.
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From the London Chronicle.

Panama. which. thanks to Congress and
President Taft. now takes an exalted
place in high politics, has excited the
imagination Of canal makers ever since
tn. discovery Of the isthmus by Balboa
Should the canal be experimentally open
for ships next year. as is hoped, il will
form the quarter centenary of the first
project for linking the Pacific with the
Atlantic In the town library of Nurem.
berg there Is preserved a globe made by
John Schooner in 1520. 1t is remarkable
that the passage through the Isthmus of
Darien. so much thought of in later
times, is on this globe carefully traced.
But although Gomera dreamed and the
Dutch actually planned complete scheme
100 years ago it was not till 1879 that
De Lesseps began that iil-starred enter
prise which brought ruin ar,l loss of repu-
tation to SO many French citizens
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, October H-Cattle-Receints
:. go head: market steady. 1Uc lower:
reeves. J.6hai1.cp: Texas steers 4JOa6 90
western steers, J.Soas90: stockers and
feeders. 4.25a 81: COWS and heifers 29C
as.U; calves. 1.lOa1OJV
HOgs-Receipts. $1,000 head: marke,
slow. generally &c lower: light, S.7Oa9 30
mixed, s.1Oa9.3 30: heavy, S60a935; rough
s.6Oa6SO; pigs. 5.O0aS.10; bulk OF sales
a0n930
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head; market
strong to 1oc higher; native. 3.35a4 30
western. 3.5Oa4.jO; yeariings. 430a:. 90
lambs. native. 4.6Oa69O; western, 4.75a
100.
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From the London Chronicle.
lA.n,ila hlo ,lara L 4

From the LOn0On CurOuicie.
Many formidable rivals Tor the Shrub
berry of smaller elder trees discovered
growing on the steeple of the Wesleyan
Church at KingstOn-On-Th Thames can be
counted up and down the country. On
the square embattled tower of Fishtoft
Church, near Boston, there grows a
healthy beech and a similar tree may be
seen on the tower at Culmstock in Devon
shire. The parish church of Crick, in
Northamptonshire. apart from great ar
chitectural beauty, is remarkable for two
large trees growing out Of the masonry
about fifty feet from the ground, which
must. unless cut down. eventually over
throw the fine tower 4 large elder tree
grows from the top of the church tower
at Stony stratford. little town o. the
Great Ouse,
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New York Stock Market A.
fected by Heavy Selling.
RECOVERY BEFORE MIDDAY
Dizziness Follows, However, With
Reading as Strong Feature.
SALES ORDERS FROM LONDON
European Situation Exerts Strong
Influence-LowerP Prices Abroad
for American Securities.

NEW YORK, October 14.-Further gen
eral realizing on the foreign exchanges
was reflected in the weakness of the
stock market at the opening today.
Losses OF 1 to points were recorded by
the. coppers, Smelling. Missouri Pacific.
Southern Pacific. Great Northern and
other issues. Trading was active. with
indications Of continued liquidation.
Heavy selling ceased soon after the
opening. and i'm some stocks substantial
recoveries over last weeks final quota
lions resulted.
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Held on Charge of Larceny.

Paul Biart. a Cuban, was arrested this
morning by Policeman Edward Kelly and
held to answer charge of grand lar
ceny Biart, who is employed as waiter
at the Cairo. was trying to dispose OF a
bracelet worth 500. the property Of Mrs.
James d. Anderson. a resident of the
Cairo Mrs Anderson had complained
that she lost the bracelet. but was unable
TO state just where she dropped it. Biart.
who is twenty-nine years old. told the
police he found the bracelet near 18th
and G streets northwest.
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New YORK CURB PRICES.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.

LONDON, October 14.-American secu-
rites opened irregular today Trading
was quiet pending the Wall street OPEN
ing. At noon prices ranged from II above
TO "a below Saturdays closing.
Later New York sent higher prices.
accompanied by buying orders. and the
market rallied and closed firm at the
highest point of the day.
Money was plentiful, but discount rates
rose sharply On the spreading of the
war.
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Dizziness After Midday.

Dizziness followed recovery at midday.
with Reading the strong feature. The list
was evidently digesting the large Offer
ings absorbed in the carly session.
rhe European situation continued to
exert considera BILE influence here today,
although In smaller degree than abroad
our securities were decidedly lower in
London. losses ranging from to over i
points. with Canadian Pacific, again the
OBJECT Of greatest weakness. Supporting
orders me, initial declines here. and at
midday not few issues We're being
u, Ioteo we'll above last weeks final fig
urcs. Bonds were heavy.
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Washington Stock Exchange,

Saes-Regular call. II O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, % ut
Saa4.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., 10 al
JOl.. 2 at 9O,s. . at 9Ola.
Washington Gas. 10 at 81.
Mcrgenthaler. 10 at 226.
Washington Virginia Railway CON-. p at 80.
Graphophone pfd.. 10 at IS.
After caii-Capital Traction IS. 81 900 Mt 1lO.t,
81 GOO at HOS. $1,000 at 11O's. 81 600 at 1l0.
city and Suburban Railroad Us, $1,000 at
lO3;.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-. d at
s9a.. at s9A. . at 90. y at 80, D at 80,
- at So. - at 30.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., at 81.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. October I4-Cotton: Spot.
good business done; prices easier: Amer
AN m!ddlins fair. 6.5i; good middling
-: m:ddling, 6.12; low middlng, 5.92;
good ordinary. 80: ordinary, 4.92. Sales.
ID,OD bales. of which $50 were for
speculation and export. and included 8. .OO
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, includ-
ing 800 American Futures opened easy
and closed steady. October, j.Se1z
October-Eovember, 598iz: Eovember-De-
cember. 5.a1: December-January, 5S1;
January-February. :S2k; February
March. 5.S4: March April. $751;: April
May. ISL: May-June. SIS: June July,
J.sSIs, July-August, q sSi-.
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Robert Burns. colOred. accused OF
snatching a purse containing SIG from
Mrs. Amelia Freund of 1915 1tl street
northwest, had a preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge lAukum in the Police Court
today. He entered a plea of not guilty
and the court demanded a bond of xI,tsE
pending action by the grand jury.
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"What are you figuring there" inquired
the friend
This matinee idol gets $500 week.
I'm told" answered the druggist
What of it?'
II was just wondering il I could afford
to hire him to draw soda FOR me-
Louisville Courier Journal
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BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DNIAlnIlI, o.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, October A.
Wheat-Strong: spot No. red. 1.04i1
spot No. 2 red western. l.OBi4: October
No. . red, 1914; November, No. > red,
1.O5h; December, No. = red, lO71A; Jan
uary. 1.O9k: steamer No. red. 97%: re-
CENTS. 6S.12S bushels: exports, IS7 ,Gle
bushels; southern by sample, 9Sa1 81
southern on grade. 1.04k.
Corn-Firm; spot contract. IS; year
57%: January. 81; receipts. 1896 bushe g.
Oats-Firm; No. 2. white. 401s: stand
ards, white, as1.a39; No. .. white. s7,l
a34: No. =. mixed. 35a35H; receipts. 400.
$50 bushels: exports. 81. $40 bushels.
Rye-Steady No. .. western domestic,
SOas2: receipts. 9s5 bushels
Hay-Steady: No. l timothy, o10l
asked: No. l clover mixed. 1850 asked.
Grain freights-Firm: steam to Liver
pool. per bushel. rs l-:,da3s sd Novem-
Der. Cork for orders. per quarter. As 1tsd
October.
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81 will not let my wife go to THESE
fashionable bridge parties
I'm glad YOU take that stand. So you
think it is immoral to gambler?
mo. but she's such a wretched play or. -
Baltimore American.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. October 14.-Closins: Three per
cent rentes. IS francs ~ centimes for the
account: exchange on London. % francs
II confines fo- checks: private rate of
discount. per cent
BERLIN. October II. - Exchange on
London. ~ marks - pfennigs for checks:
money, !: per cent: private rate of dis
count Al per cent.
LONDON. Cctober ii.-Builion amount
ing Ia El6ssJ was taken into the Bank
OF Eo.iand on balance today.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. October 14-Wheat-Spot
steady: No 3, Manitoba. IS I'D; futures
unsettled: October, rs 2Ad: December. Is
115sd March. IS 97sd. Corn-Spot firm;
new American. kiln dried. Is I'd: futures
strong; October, js sd; December, IS Nd.
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Il. Roque-I give you my word I'll pay
you tomorrow and any one will tell you
my word Is as good as my bond.
B. Roker-But 1 don't deal in bonds
that are not listed.-Chicago News.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. October 14.-Fear that the
closing OF the Dardanelles was inevitable
swept wheat prices today excitedly up
ward. A break in consols and stocks
added to bullish sentiment and caused
traders to center attention on war news.
The advance tempted much profit-taking
by holders and brought about swift
changes in quotations. Opening figures
were 13sa1A to 2Aa27s up. December
started at 95A to 951s, gain of 1Asa1s4
to 2a21s. reached 055s, and then declined to
34ssa944. May at one time showed an
advance of nearly 3 cents at Look.
Corn sympathized with wheat, but met
with heavy selling on resting orders
December opened 4 to u higher, at as
to o4Ss and advanced to j4hs and dropped
to "a.
Oats showed similar action to that Of
corn, and for like reasons. December
started Aa3s to s4aS up. at 33h to 3SSa.,
and steadied at 1878
War talk resulted in a higher price for
provisions. as we'll as for grain. First
sales were unchanged to III. dearer, with
January at 1926 to 13.921a for pork. IL 271s
for lard and 1o.421a to 10471a for ribs.
Afterward the market eased off on ac-
count of big increase in the United
States visible supply total of wheat and
because OF assurances the Dardanelles
We're likely to remain open. The close
was nervous, with December 1Ha1ss nee
higher. at H7s.
The corn market relaxed still further
owing to cash buyers failing to follow
the rise. Closing prices We're steady. at
o31. for December. net loss of %.
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\ widower with a housefuI of children
can get married any time. But widow
with n houseful of children should open
heT boa riding house without unnecessary
lay.-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. October 14.-Flour-In
fair demand and nominally higher.
Wheat-lncreaSed peSSimism over the
political conditions abroad as portrayed
in strong cables caused an opening adj
vance OF about cents in wheat, which.
however. was partially lost under profit
taking. December 1.Oossa 1884.
Pork-Firm.
Beef-Firm
Lard-Firmer: middle west. 1c.3lal - 10
Raw sugar-Steady: muscOvado. 80 test,
3.6l: centrifugal. y6 test. Al: molasscs.
50 test, :;.,6: refined. steady
Petroleum-Steady
MOlasses-Steady.
tay-Steady.
Enthusiastically.
Leather-Firm.
Butter-Steady receipts 1OrS1 tuhs
Creamery. extras. 81 firsts. 2S12a:W: sec
onds. 26Lza2S: thirds. 2411a25la: creamery.
held. extras. 3Oa301a tirsts. osa2ok; state
dairy. finest. 29a231a: good to prime. 26a
- y common to fair. 2sazo; process. extras.
2'is; firsts. 26a2G1s: seconds. 23a24hs: imi-
tation creamery firts. %; factory. June
make, firsts. 2la241a factory current
make. firsts. 24a241s: seconds. 2S1s; packing
stock. current make. No. . 90; No. 5.
19a22
Cheese-steady: receipts, $500 boxes;
whole milk colored. specials. 17Aa1s; do.
white, specials, 17ha17N; do, colored,
average fancy. IN: do. white average
best TRIALS: skins. 312al4k.
Egzs-Irregular; receipts. 12.1S4 cases:
fresh gathered extras. 31a:4; extra firsts
2Sa:D irsts. 24ha27; seconds. o3a24
thirds and poorer. 19a22: fresh gathered
dirties, No I, 20a20a: do. No. >. 1sal9
inferior. 13al7 checks. good to fine. 1Sa
10: poor to fair. 1Oa171x; refrigerator
firsts. 14a17; state. Pennsylvania ami
nearby hennery, whites fancy. large new
laid. 46; do, selected whites, good to
prime. 4Oa44; do, common to fair. 33a3S;
western gathered whites. 3Oa37; state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery,
browns. 35a3s; do. gathered, browns and
mixed colors, 26a34.
Dressed poultry-Irregular: fresh killed
western chickens. 12a17; fowls. 15a1S;
turkeys. spring, % old. l6a17.
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tonight. Tuesday probably fair: light
variable winds.
No reports from the vicinity of the gulf
storm have been received since Saturday
night. but excessive rainfall and some
squalls on the middle gulf coast indi-
cate that the storm is apparently over
the central or south central gulf Of
Mexico. and storm warnings were or
dered Sunday night from the mouth of
the Appalachicola river to the mouth Of
the Rio Grande.
The rain area extended northeastward
as far as New Jersey. but there was no
other precipitation Of consequence
throughout the country. 1t is colder in
the gulf states and somewhat warmer in
the upper lake region and the northwest
but. as rule, moderate temperatures
prevail.
There will be rain tonight and Tuesday
in the south Atlantic and east gulf states
and probably local rains tonight or
Tuesday in the northern portions of New
York and New England. In the middle
Atlantic states. the lake region and the
central valleys the weather will he gen.
orally fair.
Temperatures will not change decidedly
although it will be somewhat colder in
the southern portion of the south Atlantic
states.
The winds along the New England coast
VIII De moderate west ana southwest. Oh
the middle Atlantic coast light to mod
crate variable; on the south Atlantic coast
moderate to brisk northeast; on the east
gulf coast brisk. probably high northerly
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following We're the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twentyfour hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
ThernOnpter-YpSte 4 Dm.. 81 &
pm. 81: IL midnight. ~; today. am.
81 3 am. 80: II noon IS: pm. 81.
Maximum. g. at 1910 pm. yesterday;
minimum. ID. at & am. today.
Temperature saline date last year-AlaXi-
num- 6S: minimum. Al.
Barometer-Yester / pm, %; s
pm. 30 6: II midnight :M29: today. 4
am. 1890: am. 3O.3::: II noon, 1922;
PM, 300.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
s am: Great Falls-Tempcrature. 63;
condition. s. Daecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature, 90: condition at north cOnnec-
ton. 8; condition at south connection, 10.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 600 am; sun sets 5:22s
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:1O am.
Moon sets 7:47 pm. today.
The City Lights.
Public electric arc and electric incan-
descent lamps are lighted fifteen min
utes after sunset and extinguished forty
five minutes before sunrise: public gas
lamps lighted twenty minutes after sun
set ana extinguished forty minutes be-
fore sunrise Naphtha lighting service
has been discontinued.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, October H.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both
clear this morning.
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- - 444N
lgton;;
NEW YORK
Received by p
The Star Office.
Amalgamated Copper
Am.AsC Chem com. :.
Am.Ag.C hem.pfd
AM Beet Sugar com.
American Can com.
American Can pfd.
AM Car & Fdy.com.
Am. Car 4 Fdy. pfd.
AM Cotton Oil com.
American Ice.
Am. Locomotive com.
Amer. Malt com. 80.
American Malt pfd..
AmSm.A Rel. com...
Am. SIN. & Re-. pfd..
Amer Snuff com.
Amer Steel Fdy.com.
Amer. Sugar com.
Amer. Sugar pfd.. 80.
Amer. Tel. l. Teleg...
Amer.Tobacco com. H..
Am. Tobacco new pfd
AM rit'g Paper pfd.
Anaconda Copper.
At.,T&. Sante F.com.
Alta Ssnte F. pid.
Atlantic Coast Line.
B.F.GoOdrich com.
B.F.Goodrich pfd.
Baldwin Loco. CON-.
Baldwin Loco.p fd..
BALTIC. Il Ohio con. :.
Batoplis Min. Co. ..
Bethlehem Stee, con.
Bethlehem Stee. pfl.
Brooklyn Rap. Traa.
Brunswick Terminal.
California Oil com. =.
California Oil pfd. >.
Canadian Pacific. >.
Central Leather com.
Central R.R. OF NJ.
Chesapeake i ONO.
Chi.& Cr.West.com.
C..N & st. Paul com
C.,Mil.& St.Paul psd.
Chicago 4 Northw'..
Chino Copper ......
Colorado Fuei ( Ir)l.
Colo. Southern com.
Consol. Gas, N. ~.
Corn Products con-.
Del, Lacka.& West.
Denver 4 Rio G.prd.
Distilhrs' Securities.
Erie Railroad com.
Erie Railroad LIST pill.
General Electric. 80.
General Motors CON.
General Motors Pill.
Cohfeld Con. Alin..
Great Northern pi1..
C.ect Northern Ors..
Hide 4 Leath'r pid..
Illinois Central. 49,.
Inspiration Copper.
Inter Harvester.
Intnatl.A
Int.Agricul.C Corp. pfd.
lnte. Mer Ma. CON.
Inter Me-. Ma.pfd.. =.
Interboro.- Met.com..
Interboro.-Met.pfd...
Internat'l Paper com.
Internat'i Papa: pit.
InterStm.P Pump com.
Kan. City Sou.com.
Kan. City Sou. pfd..
Lehigh Valley. .....
Liggett& Myers com.
Liggett & Myers pfd.
Looee-Wiles 20. co u.
Loose-Wiles lst pfd..
Loose-Wiles 2d.pfd..
Lorrinard Co. com.
Louisville Naslvii.,
Manhattan Elev. Ry.
May Dept. st. CD H..
Mexican Central. -.
Mexican Petroleum.
MiamiC Cope. $50.
Mime. &. st L. CON.
M.,&.P .&S.S.M.eo-n.
Mo. Kan. & Tex.con
Mo,Kan.& Tex.pfd.
missouri Pacific.
National Biscuit com.
NatEpamASt.com.
Nat Enam. 4 st. pid-
National Lead com.
National Lead pfd. :.
Nevada Con. Iopps:.
Norfolk 4 Wester1..
N.Y.Ststs Railways.
North America. -.
Northern Pacii:.
New Yor., Centca.. :.
NY, Ontorio & Hei..
p.c;{;cTele 4 Teley.
teuna. RaihOa1.
feor.e's Gas Chicago
Pittsburgh Coal com.
xtittsburgh Coal pfd.
| Pressed st. Car COM.
| Pullman Car Co. -.
Quicksilver Min.com.
| Railway SdSp.com..
J Bay Consol. Copper.
| Reading Rwy.eom. =.
/ Reading R. R. ID psd
!. Rep.h.A Steel com.
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The World of Finance and Trade
Washington; New York; London.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Received by private wire direct to
The Star OFFICE
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WEATHER..
Cloudy Tonight: Tuesday Probably
Fair; Variable Winds.

For the District of Colunbia-Cloudy
tonight Tuesday probably fair: light
variable winds.
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, October a.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both
clear this morning.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-01-19
Albee

On Friday evening a surprise party
a given Mrs Frashaug in honor of
her 43rd birthday. Quite a number OF
friends were present and all report a
most enjoyable time.
G. NJ. Engebretson was looking aft
er business matters at Madison, Mimi
on Friday of last week.
Chauncy Port has opened up a roll
Ter skating rink here and it has prov
ed a great place of amusement for the
| Albee people. Regular nights Tues
day and Friday and Wednesday after
noon for ladies only
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Seim Sr, who have
been visiting in Canada for sometime
are expected home this week.
Mrs. Bragg returned home Tuesday
from Wisconsin where she was called
sometime ago on account of the SER
ious illness of her mother. Mrs.
Bragg reports her mothers improv-
| ment.
Local parties have succeeded in re-
viving the old Nj. w. A. Lodge this
month and also getting about 10 new
members. Initiation will ia Ike place
the lattef part OF lnls HlontH.
Misses Sadie and Title Johnson of
LaBolt visited at the F%roshaug home
a few days last week.
John Cahill was a business caller
at Benson. Mimi. Tuesday.
Tom Cronin of Laisberg. Mimi,
spent Sunday with his family here.
Mr.. Cronin is manager of the North
western elevator at Louisberg
DR.. j. l.. Seim. veterinary. attend
edto professional duties at Nassau Fri
day.
Mrs. Herman Erickson of Sioux
Falls, is visiting at the home Of John
Erickson.
Numerous parties are engaged in
putting up ice these days. Three or
four ice houses r being filled.