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WEAK TONE At CLOSE
IN WHEAT MARKET
Prices 1-S@1-S@1-4c Under.
Reassuring Crop Condi-
tons i'm Argentina

Chicago, October 30-Bears had the ad-
vantage today In wheat on account of
more reassuring crop conditions in Argen-
tina and Australia. Despite the fact that
covering by shorts rallied the market
there was a weak tone at the close with
prices 1saAc higher, oats off shade to
6e and provisions varying from 10c de-
cline to rise of 21f@5c
Cable reports from Buenos Ayres de-
clared that the crop outlook on wheat
was far from justifyling the bullish re-
ports of the previous day. 1t was fatty
asserted that the circumstances did not
warrant any uneasiness regarding dam
age or because of alleged backwardness
of growth. On the contrary. the pros
pect was said to be distinctly favorable.
Selling pressure that resulted here re-
ceived additional emphasis from enlarge
ment of estimates of the probable yield
in Australia
Buying at the decline reached liberal
total and was supposed to be chiefly for
prominent Spectator who of late has
been active in selling the market short.
Recovery in prices was helped by spot
milling account The upturn. however,
failed to overcome all of the early loss.
Corn developed strength owing to re-
ports that the country was selling next to
nothing despite advanced premiums. 1t
also was asserted that shipping call from
the east had much improved. It's late
strength in the market contrasted de-
cidedly with sentiment during the first
half of the day when prices suffered
owing to a forecast of warmer weather
west of the Mississippi.
Oats rallied with corn, though not to
the same extent. Most of the day the
cereal was under heavy short selling
pressure.
In the main, provisions held steady.
There was a fairly good outside inquiry
based on the outlook for corn and hogs.
Future quotations were as follows:
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New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: Easy; middling, 1880; net
receipts II, l54: gross eipts. H. 154; sales
1875; stock, 209,672; Great Britain, 16, 407
continent 1857; coastwise, 2120.
New Orleans: Quiet; middling, 13%c;
net receipts. 541S: gross receipts, 54lS;
sales. 1893; stock, 1882.
Mobile: Easy; middling, 1910; net re-
eeipts, 541S; gross receipts, 5ilS sales. 200;
K "A o74; r ance, 6450; continent. 49,
$50: coastwise, 423.
Savannah: Steady; midding, 13 9-16c
net receipts, 1i36i gross rece pts, IA, 1854
sales, 37lS; stock. 214,10l; Great Britain
SOL; France, Is, 4S6; continent 1850; coast
wise, 66S.
Charleston: Quiet; midding, 1880; net
receipts, Ass; gross receipts, ass; sales
100; stock. S6,6ls.
Wilmington: Steady; middlng. Is Slice
net receipts 4502; gross receipts, 1902
stock, 40,2OS: continent, 1929; coastwise
200.
Norfolk: Steady; middling, 1880; net
receipts. 6S72; gross receipts, 6S72; sales
692; stock. %, 903; Great Britain. 1000; con-
tinent, 1865; coastwise, 1904.
Baltimore: Steady; middling, 14Ac
stock 2276.
New York: Quiet; middling. 14ooc;
gross receipts, 72Ss; sales. 1870: stock. 49,
14s; Great Britain, 325S; continent, 800;
coastwise, 1920.
Boston: Quiet; middling 1d.O0c; net re-
ceipts, "a; cross receipts, S64; stock, 25,
632; continent, a.
PHILADELPHIA: Steady: middling, 1425c;
stock, 1902.
Texas city: Net receipts. 1857; gross
receipts 2767; stock. 1,031
Brunswick Stock, 2416
Arkansas Pass: Stock, 43sS.
Jacksonville: Stock, 1877.
Total today, at all ports: Net. &C, 379;
Great Britain. 2S766; France, q 1886; con-
tinent, 52.244; stock, S33,64S.
Consolidated. at all ports: Net, ADS. 537;
Great Britain, 1864: France. 7S, 300; con-
tinent. 14S,413; Japan, 1898; Mexico, 1923
Total since September 1. at all ports:
Net, 3,272.56S: Great Britain. S43,111;
France. S96,364; continent, 1.007,940; Japan,
60359; Mexico, 10,O61
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interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Dull; middlng. 13Ac; net
receipts, 24.076 gross receipts, 24,O76:
shipments, 21.347; sales. 2S79; stock,
43,425.
Augusta: Steady: middling, 1S%c; net
receipts, 1863; gross receipts, 24O1
SHIPMENTS, 1864; sales. 1926: stock, A.
75s.
Memphis: Steady; middlng, 13%c; mel
receipts, 1896; gross receipts, 1869
shipments. $685. sales. 1850: stock, 9S.-
TAT.
st. Louis: Dull; middling. 13%c; net
receipts. 1868; gross receipts, 3644; ship
ments. 2176: stock. 1881.
Cincinnati: Net receipts, $50; gross
receipts. $50; shipments. 536; stock
1887.
Little Rock: Quiet: middling, 13%c,
net receipts, 1887 gross receipts, 1887
shipments. III; stock. 30.05O.
Charlotte: Steady; middling, 13%c.
Total today: Net receipts, 33,154,
pross receints. 80 1886: shipments, "a.
s92; sales. 6o55; stock. s36.17s.
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Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool. October 30-Spot cotton in
limited request. Prices easy. Middling
fair, SID; good midding, 7,S2d; middling
led; low middling. 4sd; good ordinary
. SD; ordinary, 6.4Sd sales, 10000. in
GLIDING 800 American and 500 for specu-
lation and export. Receipts, 5000, includ-
Ing 1900 American. Futures closed quiet
and steady. october 7.5ld; October No
vember, 7.3Sc, November Decenhar
7.27lAd; December-January, 724d; Janr-
ary-February. 723d; February March
7.22Kd; March-April. 7.22d; April-May,
7.21Ad; May-June, 721d; June-July.
7171kd; July-August, T.14d August-Sep-
TENDER, $3.50; September October, 6. 6S1bd .
October November. 6571kd.
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ALL MONEY GOES
TO6 Upper CENT
Figure in Months
Reached-Time Money
Little Changed

New York, October $3.50 far as net
} results 80, todays trading in stocks ac-
Hpmplished little. The market offered re-
stance to accommodating bearish infiu-
nces and during the forenoon the record
I prices showed small gains among the
representative shares. Later in the day
he list gave way and at the close the
peculative favorites were well under yes
terday's final quotations.
The days news was unfavorable. Call
money advanced to 61s per cent, the high
est figure in months. Such movement
is not unreasonable, this being the height
of the crop moving season and the end
frequently cause temporary tightness of
the money market. Time money was lit
} tie changed. and western banks loaned
60 and 90-day funds here at AZ per cent.
There was some further calling of loans
by local institutions and the eurtailment
of credits tended to restrict speculation.
Another 81 100000 gold was engaged tor
J export TO Canada.
I Reports of banking troubles in Berlin,
ythe break In the London copper metal
market and poor statement for Septem-
Der by Southern Pacific were other bear
kish influences of the day. Southern Pa
Ycific reported a decrease in net of nearly
S500. 900. Some selling of Canadian Pacific
i for foreign account was said to have re-
\sulted from the difficulties of Berlin
houses, but London trading as a whole
was unusually light. Various reports
--,e~7 s-'r-'i'atea .,>-rr"t Aa-r f're neiel dis
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migration like any other wholesale bust
ness. You have to engage drummers,
pack their trunks with the best of your
pfcaucts and send them up i'm a CONF
munity in which you know there are peo-
you want to make your propaganda Then
let your drummer call mass meeting
and let him explain matters to the people
Answer their questions, show them what
we can raise here, etc. The results will
be certain
'These are plain facts as We can see
them, and you are at liberty to make Use
of this letter IL you desire.
wishing you the utmost success we re-
main, sincerely yours,
WILLIAM RICHARD 81 SON."
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MOtOrman Arrested

Muncie, Ind. October 3O.-Thomas STAN
ley, motorman of the Indiana Union Trac-
ton car which was wrecked near here a
week ago, causing the death of w. r.
Grier, Fort Wayne, and s. j. Davis,
Parker City, and the injury of 40 others,
was arrested at his home in Anderson,
Ind, today on two charges of involuntary
manslaughter. He was brought to Mum
Gle and later released on $1,000 bond.
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London Stock Market

London, October 30.-Stocks closed dull
and uneven; Mexican and home rails, in
eludiny continental favorites. dropped I'M
der further realizing. American sec ri
ties moved irregularly and in the late
trading the market slumped from lack of
support and closed duh.
consois for money, 1874 consols for ac-
count, ~ 1916. Bar silvet steady, 27la;
money, 4d4E per cent; discount rate,
short bills, 1f-lsq5 per cent; th' ee
months, 5 per cent
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans. October 30-A strong tone
prevailed in both the rough and clean
Honduras and Japan rice market today.
Quote: Rough Honduras. 25od75 O0c; ia
pan. 2.25dp4 .00c; clean Honduras 4s4@6Ac:
Japan, new. 3ssd4c; old. 3A@3a4c. Re-
ceipts: Rough, 2447; millers, 9S6. Sales
1852 sacks rough Honduras at 250d4. Csc !:
2s3s pockets clean Honduras at 2@6c; 1929
pockets clean japan at 20l3 9-16c
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Fish and Sea Foods

Red snapper. 1O&11c in Dbl. lots; gray
snappeis or groupers. 6h&7c Spanish
mackerel, 12G121kc in Dbl. lots. pompano,
2oc; red bass. SIC: mixed fish. Sc: small
crockers. SIC In barrel lots; Atlantic null
let. &c; common mullet &c: small trout
SHc freeh water cat. dressed, i2hc lad,
fish. sisc; salt water cat. sizc. stec,,Ied
trout, 121ac. Virginia oysters, ST. 4od1 60.
New York oysters. Sl.s5 per gal. Shrimp.
10c ID.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans, October 5o.--Spot cot
ton quiet, Bc Off Middling, 13%c
Sales, spot. 72S bales. Arrivals ex-
pected. no. Low ordinary. l0Ac nom
inal; ordinary. II 1-16c nominal; good
ordinary, IL 11-16c: strict good ordin-
airy, 12 15-16c; low middling, 13Kc;
strict low middling, 13hc: middling.
1S&c; strict middling. lie: good mid
ding. lax C; strict good middling,
II 7-16c: middling fair, I4Nc: middling
fair to fair, 15Ac nominal fair, 15Mc
nominal Receipts 11,070; stock. 1872
621
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Fruits and Produce

Apples. wine SIP. per barrel. $500; New
York. 90 oz IS: New York imperial
apples. bbl. S.: Ben Davis. s3Gi.
Baldwin. s4.75 bbl. lines. per 100.
7Jm9oc; lemons. box $3.50. s4u4 80;
Florida grapefruit s4Q5. Florida
OF anges. $275a3: Malaga grapes.
imported. In kegs s65O17 80; Tokay
grapes. g.; Concord grapes in
pony bkts.. zoe; Irish potatoes. SOL. 10
bushel: sweet potatoes, $1.75 bbl.. 75QS5c
bushel; pepper. per crate. slnl.j0: jumbo
celery. 81 hamper; New York celery.
crate. $50; dozen. 75c. Danish cab
bage, 21ac h.; purple cabbage. per h.. Sc;
rutabaga. turnips, h.. 1s4c; snap beans,
per hamper. 81; new crop red and yellow
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London, October 30.--Wee'ay statement
OF Bank of England: Total reserve in
creas ed f513,00o; circulation increased.
G5s coo; bullion increased, e66, SOB; other
securities increase 3,69o,00GS other de-
rosits decreased a26l.0o0; pubic depos is
Increased e2,763,0O0; notes Reserve in
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, Mo-, October 30.-Cash
wheat, No. 2 hard, S31s@Ss1kc; No. 2 red
S9G91kc. Cash corn: No. 2. mixed, 731sc:
No. white. 73d731hc. Cash oats: No. 2
white. Ale; No. 2 mixed, 40@4o1sc. Wheat
futures: December, ss;sc; May, STAG
Corn -futorcss Decenaher,@ .11sQs11ze; May,
73as@731ac.
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ST. Louis Grain

st. Louis. October aO.-Cash wheat: No.
2 red, 94tkQ95c; No. hard, S5R19215c
Cash corn: No 2, 74Ac; No. 2 white,
74Ac. Cash oats: No 2. 41c; No. white.
4a1kd43c. Wheat futures: December, SS3sc;
May, 92asc. Cash corn: December, me;
May, 1850. Oats futures: December, 40%
@407sc; May, 43Ss@43s4c.
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Self rising flour. $50: Tennessee flour
s5.l5; pure wheat shorts, S35
pure wheat bran. $3l c. s
hulls. per ton. sl2; prime c. g. meal, per
ton. SO; c. s. feed meal. per ton. 40 ,
No ] timothy hay. per ton. SIS: mixed
alfalfa and johnson grass. per ton, $24,
alfalfa hay. per ton. s2s; Johnson grass
per ton. SIG; mixed feed. s34: oats, Csc
hu.; corn, CSC: cornmeal. 81 .s5 per 90 lbs.
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Poultry and Foo.

Hens. per pound. i5G16c: fryers. Ia
IN lbs. average 81 to 22c: ducks. l3c Id.
guineas. &c: roosters. soc: geese. 40M50c.
live turkeys. 20Q22c; fresh eggs. case. cam
died. 25c; extra graded candled eggs, SOC.
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Primary Receipts

Chicago, October 30.--Primary receipts of
wheat today were: 1.154.0G0 bushels;
year ago. 1,9i7n00. Seaboard clearances
of wheat and flour equaled 326,00 bushels
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Selma Cotton Market

Selma October 30.-(Special)-Spot cot
ton in the Selma market was quoted to-
day as follows: Good middling, 137sc:
strict middling. 1890; mddling. 1890.
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Dry Goods

New York. October 30-Cotton goods and
yarns were quiet and firm today Fancy
dress goods continued in steady demand.
Staple dress goods with cotton warps
sold moderately for immediate delivery.
Raw silk was dull and easier on pat
terms.
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LiyerpOOl Grain

Liverpool. October 3o.-Spot wheat,
steady: No. | Manitoba, Is 91kd; No. 2,
6s Cd; No 3, 6s 715d: futures easy; De-
eenber. IS 11Md; March, Is 1Bd; May,
rs I'D Spot corn easv: American mixed,
IS Cd; futures, LaP'ata, weak; Novem-
Der. as 7sd; December 4s 97sd.
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Hubbard Bros. NCO.

COTTON Merchants, 1mnuyer svlnre. Y.
change New Orleans Cotton txcnange.
New York Produce Exehange Assoc
Nation Orders solicited for ne pur.
chase and sale of Cotton and.Cotton
seed on for future delivery. Special
attention and liberal terms glen for
cons gnments of spot cotton ~ DE-
livery Correspondence invited
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Local Ccttoc
Meat

Lard. 12Bc; compound, 1osc; dry salt
short ribs. 1880; bellies. s14; ham
butts. .s.ooc. Bos on butts. Ice: pork ioins
lac; spare ribs, l3c; breakfast bacon,
e-G2sc smoSed bacon. lie. regular nam,
lsc; skinned ham. 1Sc.
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Navy Eleven Works Hard

Annapolis, Md. October 3O-Using al
most every variety of attacks, Navy's
varsity eleven this afternoon was put
through the longest practice period of the
season. feature of the workout was
the excellent punting of Blodgett. the big
fourth class man who was tried at half
back.
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SEVERAL SPLENDID OFFICES ON
SECOND FLOOR AND LARGE HALL
ON THIRD FLOOR At 2ffh N. 20TH
81. STEAM HEATED. LOUIS v. CLARK
~ CO., AGENTS. 9TH AVE. AND 10Th
sr. PHONE GO7.
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st. Louis. October 30-Flour quiet Hay
steady. Receipts: Flour. 1000; wheat,
79,ee0; corn, 5000; oats, 10000. Ship
ments: Flour. 1900; wheat, $1,000; corn,
16, 900; oats, 1900.
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Creamery Prndncta

country butter. o0M25c. fresh crea merry
butter. 351kc; cheese. 171zc; imported Swiss
oh .ese. 3lc. German brick cheese. NC
In burger cheese. l9c: imported koquefort
Sc. Heufchatei cheese. per dozen. sc
PHI Unto cheese. Bias: process hutter ,0c
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Paris, October 30.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows golo
IN hand increased 6,s59,000f; silver in hand,
decreased 29l000f: notes in circulation, in
creased 49,, 500o, 0O0f treasury deposits, in
screased S.7CJ000f: general deposits, in
kcreased l12975,000f; bills discounted, in
Pscreased 209, 9O0.0o0f advances, decreases
$50 oDOf
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York October 30.--Lead, $4.30d4 a.
$50 Us Cd. Spelter quiet, $3.50
ldon, EGO 12s Cd.
quiet; standard spot not quoted.
No cas- err, December January, s16.25 Of
fefsa sctrolytic, s16S7; lake, s17q1725;
sasairs S50Q16.75.
lin e ; spot and October, s39S0a 10;
NoYeut-t s39.S5G40; December, $4,000
}Vl9.
Aptimo 'ull; Cookson, $780,
IHaai sls unchanged.
lagdou M cts closed as follows: Cop
per zaY spa e73 los; futures, 972 Is Cd.
Tin t5ts. 2s,e e1S2 10s futures, G1S3 los.
Iron, feana farrants, 51s sd.
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MONEY IN WHEAT

$1,000 Buys Puts or Calls on 10000
bushels OF wheat. No Further Risk. A
movement Of SC from price gives you
$4,000, etc. Write for particulars.
THE CENTRAL STOCK 4 GRAIN CO.
Park BLDG. Cleveland, o.
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onions, &c lb.: imported onions, crate,
sl.75; cranberreries. per box, $3.50; bbls.,
So; cocoanuts, $3.50 bag; chestnuts h.,
Sc. Imported In kegs. Toe Id.
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Coffee md Sugar

Arbuckle coffee. n. SOC: Luzanne. &c Der
pound. Sugar standard graduated. 5xc
per pound.
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tl.r. tsta4c mud n :. ~ d 4 ~ sal
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II suorDid conditions og tae heAis.
II lungs. iivet. kidneys bladder ANA
II .,civic organs
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II ScixA.Aaacally AuAniAsstered
EstauJ sneu buuIiile l4slII. a 1Flf.
II 4Ssv. lie pest equipped M ~
II institute IN Alabama. so caurat fug
a.. ...i4AssaA Nnu eAanAAnalau We
II fuialsA all medicines. and sire -
our patients the benefits = &c "a
rived from Mia >. xio' "
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II ~ erythins We tan ma. atslti. Die
| tur Inc cure Of disease.
Question list Tor men ane " ass
1 SELL reaues.
OffIte Hours
Sundays, =. ~. 10 4 .. -.
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z 81. 100000; proportion of reserve
lities, "a. 10 per cent; discount rate,
ept. -
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Live Stock


Chicago, October 3o-IiaeiN Rsceipts. 90
COO, mostly shade hirhe closed weak;
bulk OF sales, s7.s5dss hssht s.. 0as. Is;
mixed s.70qS. IS; heavy se.cAas & rough,
81. 1o07.sO; pigs. $3.50 "
| Cattle: Receipts, ~. sleNT morally
steady; beeves, $4,000 s2' TExes steers
i Sc. 70a7.s0; stockers, 0l.5j caws and
heifers, $S.s5do. 20; Gales, @.5suia Is.
| Sheep: Receipts. 20. eo stroilE lc high
err; natives, 81 l0@5.15. year ina s.. LOO
6.15; lambs, native. Sc a}J59
Kansas City, Octotsr 3a.f 5aas: Re-
ceipts, 1900; steady, S ronE haA. If sales.
s7.55a7.9o; heavy, 81. *. pa ers and
butchers, $7.75Qt7. IS; Ishf. Ss-Sa 30; pigs,
! s6@7.40.
Cattle: Receipts adp including 1000
southerns steady; prime fed steers, IS 500
$50; dressed beef steer. 81 z19 ST. SOUTH
m steers, $546.55 COWS. S,4'f heifers,
sN9; stockers, $5.5CItT.5e
Sheep: Receipts 1910 strong q 1oc high.
err: lambs. T@7.6o; stariioiss s.. 25Q6;
Nethers. Si.50q5 %; ewes. SAG
St. Louis, October S.~ csafis Receipts.
/ 5000, including 200 s0rthS4I steady;
choice to rlne steer, >ef good to
choice steers, S.10nf.s5; sed and
butcher steers. $5.5Jfi ~. rs, S.. POO
1885, Texas and Csisat ,ers, $50
| 7:75.
| Hogs: Receipts 500. s. her; pigs
] and lights. $6.5007 -. n id butch
ers, 81 .s0ms.25; good hee pS.25.
1 Sheep: Receipts. aN muttons,
is3 75di60; yearlingi ,s, $3.50
IL. go.
Louisville, Octobel Receipts,
| 100: steady; range
! Hogs: Receipt, no. mostly steady;
| iange. $5qs.10.
| Sheep: Recetrtb, 10: steady; lambs, &c
,wn; sheep s5se n.eH
I'll Anxal stores
savanr pcteAei 3O.---Turpentfne
fin, use eaies $50: receipts, eU7
slpli hts i2h. ste cks. 3o.912. Rosin.
fll salss sa1f receipts, 2109; ship
lrs taAf atocks. 153,761 Quote
y N y 80 to s3.62H; F G, 1850
u rs $3.50 to 1870: 1. $3.50 to
$A4o4 20 to $3.50: M. $3.50 to
sskeN AS; wa. 1925; WV. $685..
! Cotton Seed Oil
Nae lork. October 30.--Cotton seed
of steady today despite the break
IN ottk. owing to light pit offerings
fhs frt crude situation and better
Il emantA from consuming interests
Closing 4rices were unchanged to .
points Il higher. Sales. 300 barrels
1 Tendersb contract were 1000 barrels
l Prime cide. s5.s7 sales: prime summer
yellow, So November, s6.s7: Deem
Ter. $7.ct January. $40; February
f7.f9; NTH. $780, April. s736; May,
| $7.41: Jult$7.is. prime winter yellow,
$40; prie summer white. e7.lO
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Foreign Exchange

srhn October 3O.-Exchange ON Lon
.iaa. I'm 4915p. Money for the settlement,
t4 rate discount, 474.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-31
Metal Market

Paws October 30.--Rentes, S7f S21ac; ex
eHaHgs on London, PSF 291sc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-31
le4fee Market

New t1rh f3ls cher 3O-Coffee futures
were ql ntf Bawed further irergu-
.arity toS Is. pening was steady
but prices 9oa sfsid % points net lower
under lqui ifn Efare was , later
al.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day, $4,000 shares
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17
New Anto List lssued.

The State Secretars's g office began fhe distribution of the supplemental list of registered motor vehicles, which contains the registrations made since the publication of the annual Hist in June, and that of September 10. Up to the latter date the automobiles registered numbered 2l.S03. The last number in the annual list was l7.a45. The motorcycle registrations number . sos and there are SS1 dealers and t20 livery registre tions
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17
AInhland ForethouAht.

The ferry boat was well on her way when violent starm arose and Tears were entertained for her safety The Garryman and his mate (both High landersl held a consultation. and ait. CT a short debate the terryman turn- ed to his passengers and remarked anxiously Wen jus talk your tup- penees now. for We dinna ken what mleht come over us.
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17
Most Polite Thlne.

There is only one thing more pe- lite than inqulring after the health of a friend whom one meets, and that Is so listen, while he tells you '-E. O. j., G4 The Masse5.
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17

TIIT T-1-0WI-T UT T-IT" TIN. WTTU7V uutomohile on AnrH l2 1913, in tho sovu or Windsor struck and killed $yearold Peter GudoHis has been uaee thc defendant in an action for aamages of SlpoAo. the suit having neea brought by William Gudonis of Windsor, who is administrator of the estate of the boy The cla3m is that Che hay Was in the exercise Of due care and that the injuries which caused his death were due to the neg ligent operation Of the automobile.