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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT

New York. October 1S-Thc statement of
the actual condition of clearing house banks
and trust compa MES for the week shows tina t
they held s12,67l.S50 reserve In excess of legal
requirements. This Is an increase OF si,ni 100
from last week.
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans. Slgo5.o3e.00o: decrease, s2i,5So,ooo
Specie 1921. $50, 900: decrease s3.os5, coo.
Legal tenders. $7s, 233 900: Increase. So I33 co.,
COO
Circulation. 1885,. 900; decrease. 100000.
Banks cash reserve In vault, $40. $4,000.
/ Trust companies cash reserve In vault,
Sos. 1900.
Aggregate cash reserve, s4os.1o5.ooO
EXCESS lawful reserve. SI2,G7l,350; increase,
S.7Hl0o
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash re-
serve, SIS, 5000.
Summary OF state banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York not included
In clearing house statement:
Loans. $3.50. $1,000 decrease se.o59ooo.
Specie. 6l.974.500; decrease. 500. 700.
Legal tenders. SS.199. 500: increase. Sg3. 400.
Total deposits. s61o,os40oo; decrease. sl2.Sio,-
500
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York October Observation-Disclosures;
No. red, 9i@95iac.: No. northern. Duluth
steady.
Wool-Steady, Hidcs-Stcady. Leather
FIRM Petroleum and Turpcn tinc--Steady
Rosfn-Quiet. Rice-Firm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SuGar--Raw, steady: refined steady Coffee
Spot. unsettled: Rio, No. :. i0.kc.; Santos
No. ]. lake; mild. quiet Cordova, iaL,lt
lt'sc. Cheese-Ehsy. Butter-Firmer Pota-
toes and Cabbages-S and unchanged
Freishts and Peanuts-Stendy and unchang-
ed.
Cottonseed oil was easier at tho start under
moderate selling In November under crude
oncring, but the steadiness or cotton caused
more confidence on the huying side and
prices rallied. closing points net luwer to
higher. Prime crude. 56on5.dS prime sum-
and summer white. $500: October. $50: No
ycnber GA: December. GSl; January. SCI;
February. Cos; March. 707; April, f.1G; May
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WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York, October 1S.-It was ONLY
after further recession OF prices that
the stock market this week showed
signs of sufficient absorptivc power to
resist effectively the force of depres-
sion. The contraction of loans shown
in the bank statement indicated that
decline of credits had accompanied
the stock market liquidation. This
was in spite of the fact that a con-
siderable portion of the liquidation was
from foreign sources
The necessity of securing resources
to meet new commitments in foreign
markets apparently was tho cause Of
this liquidation. The field of these
new commitments abroad was indi-
Gated by the news of the practical
failure of a number of colonial loans
In London. the violent slump in the
new Brazilian issue and preparations
for the coming government loan in
Paris. Troubles In Mexico increased
foreign depression.
That new financing in the New York
market must also some time be pro-
vided for, was intimated by one or
two actual new bond issues and by
reports OF comprehensive plans for
several railroad systems.
The dscouraging Views of the out
look usual in period OF declining
prices were prevalent Rumor based
on no tangible developments had 1t
that the administration ut Washington
was planning extensive legislation In
anti-trust lines.
Assertions made in some of the pub
lie criticisms of tho Glass-Owen cur
rcncy bill had nm unsettling influence
on tho sentiments Of operators in Sc
curities.
Industrials were hurt by reports of
falling off In demand for steel pro-
ducts, concessions in prices and some
reduction of working forces. Dimin-
fishing prospects for the cotton crop
were a fhctor in shaping opinions
over the business prospects,
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caused fresh buying for long account. Shorts
were not much in evidence. although the
gossip OF the market was that consid-
cradle short interest still existed. While
the weather news was unfavorabo IL was
not bad enough Ia run shorts to cover.
Tho opening was steady. l point down TO
points up. Liverpool was much lower than
due. Fresh buying appeared after the call.
and prices worked upward until they were
9ql2 points over yesterdays last quotations.
This WAS followed By n break of 10 points
on realizing. Another recovery and another
break occurred late in the session. The close
was steady at n net gain for the day OF 3l6
points.
Spot cotton steady. &c. up: middlinE
IL ?l6c. Sales the spot 775 bales and $50
10 arrive. Cotton futures closed: October.
1880; November. 1910: December, l3.3S; Jam
uary 1885 March, 13.4I; May, 1882; July.
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and the extent of the loss on the total
capitalization Of these companies:
S623,3oo,Ooo

New York. October 1S.-The turn in tho
tide on the Stock Exchange, which began in
hesitatinE way yesterday. came definitely
to-day. Leading stocks were marked up l02
points. The tone of the market was strong
from first to last Can common and pre-
fcrrcd and American Beet Sugar were the
only important exceptions to the general
movement 1t was generally conceded that
the chief Impetus for the advance was de-
rived from short covering There were In
dicatops however, OF more vigorous opera
tions for the long account.
There no marked Improvement in sem
timcnt. but some considerations, other than
the technical position of the market, fav-
orcd opera lions the long side. The Sep
above expectations, showing a gain OF SID,
100000 over the corresponding period of 1912.
An increase OF S2OoO0.Co0 in cotton accounted
for the improvement. The weekly reviews
Of the commercial agencies indicated that
general business was more active than a
year ago.
Tho outstanding feature of the bank state
mcnt was an actual reduction in loans of
s9i5S, 900. which reflected the freezing of
Bonds were irregular and derived littlo
benefit from the rise in stocks. Total sales,
par value $3.50 900. United States - register
cd advanced "a. the IS coupon II and the As
Is Panama IS !. on call on the week.
New York October 1S.-Money on call
nominal. no loans. Time loans, steady; sixty
days i&a5: ninety days. 5I5,.: six months
is.1i. Close: Prime mercantile paper. 5i.a
si.OI5aiSi for sixty days and mt A.S525 for
demand Commercial bills siSo5o. Bar sill
yer. Glis; Mexican dollars. a. Government
bonds steady; railroads bonds irregular.
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FAIR AT EMPOR|A
OPENS ON TUESDAY

Next Tuesday will witness the open
ing of the eighth annual exhibition
Of the Emporia Agricultural Fair.
The town for the past several weeks
has taken on a gala appearance, and
from present indications the 1913
Five County Fair" will exceed all
former attempts.
The fair will continue from Tuesday
until Thursday. The agricultural dis
plays will prove a big drawing card.
The professional race card this fall
will be winner and will attract to
the race course many lovers OF horse
flesh and speed performers. In addi-
tion to the above. n tournament and
local amateur races Will be features
of note. All entries for this perform
ance will CLOSE Monday.
The Emporin Fair, will have daily
free acts upon the grounds Every
day there Will DO something new ats
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. October ls-rhc cotton market
was nervous aud unsettled to-day owing 10
the conflicting influence of an unfavornble
weather outlok and rumors OF large private
ginning returns. Closing prices were steady.
net unchanged To points lower.
Lower Liverpool cables, reports OF larger
offerings OF actual in the English market
ana the failure of the early weather map
To show amy sign OF tho predicted frosts in
the Southwest. were considered responsible
for an opening decline OF SAG points There
around the ring. but they were executed
readily at the Initial figures and the mar
kct quickly rallied on covering and appre-
tensions that hiyh barometer reported IN
tho pacinc Northwest would bring threatens
ing temperatures into the belt by the begin
ming OF nest week. Houses with wall street
come ctions were active buyers the :td-
vance. which carried prices about 1It points
net higher during tho middle ~ the morn
Ing There was also q considerable demand
from trade sources and local buls. bat after
the requirements Of recent sellers had been
supplied the market eascd OF under reali2-
report and a moderate renewal Of local
pressure. An easier turn In New Orleans
cont ributed TO the reactionary tendency here
but after breaking I or s points the innrket
steadied slightly on continued coVerinr,
last priCNs being within or points Of the
best y local spot hons" estimates the Gin
ming to October rs at G.s1l so baIcS. compAr-
ing with its figures OF i.olTjg7 baIcs TO Sep
tcmber %. This indicated ginning Of 2lsi 10.
bales for the period added TO the last gov
eminent report wouid amount to total
Ginning OF about 100000 bales 50 far III,
season.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERsnURc prANI1r ,,Apyr7r

PETERsBuRG PEANUT. MARKET.
tReported by Rodgers. Plummer & Co. Inc)
r. L,ersourg, Va, October 1s.-PennutsZ
spanish-small lots OF new crop arriving on
W Warket price. Sl5o per bushoi; quality good
firm; crtra prime. shc.; prime. 3Xcs Ola Viz
ginias-Fancy stock quoted at aMg3Xc.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago ILL.,, October B-Much improved
support rallied wheat to-day from n decline
that had reached lie n bushel. but the de-
mand did not last, and values again rcceded
The market closed weak at n shade lower
to shade higher than last night Corn
nnished &c. Ia AM3sc. down, and oats un-
changed to IS. up In provisions the out
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No red. alG
92c No. hard. s3A@siAc.; No. northcrn.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line list 4s............... 9l's
Atlantic Coast I4ine-L. ANA y. is......... &ia
A G. l.. ccnv. a. dn Baltimore. asked) 9lia
Brooklyn Rapid Transit s..,......,...... Sj7k
Chesapeake ana Ohio conv. is Cbid) go. 794
IigIett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. 979,
Iiggctt and Myers * (bid) .............. lI9ta
I.orillard J'nmpany 5S (bidl.............. 81
I.or!liard Company Observation-Disclosures. III:
Norfolk ana Western conv. iias.........-. 1903
Scaboard Air Line stamped As (asked).. "
Scahoard Air Line ADJ. 5s................ 72Si
southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. 1874
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1924
United States steel 2nd js................. !9fs
United states registered %. 1890 (bid).. 95a
United states registered IS, 1915 tb!d) 81. loai.
UniteG States Panama SO tbidl.......... -
Virginia Brown Bros. Gifts. tbic)........ -
Virginia Car Chem. LIST 5s (bid)......... g2js
Va Ry. and Power co. IS tasked) ........ -
Wabash deb. Is (askeG) .............. 20
Wabash Pitts Term. lst is ............... 10
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RICHMOND hay MARKEr.
Richmond Va, October Is 1913
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond Va Optohor IS TOT,
Richmond. Va. October is,

Richmond Va, October IS 1918.
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending October l3. 1913:
Best steers. 1Au I&c.: medium 10 good, 6ik q
Ike: common to fair. 50Gc.: best heifers.
6.Q6s,c.; medium to good, 5ha6c.; common
to fair. Ahai&c. best cows. 5Ka5Nc.; me-
dunn to good 4hI5c. common to fair, SO
SEC; best oxen, 5iAG6Mc.; medium to good,
tageEc.; common 10 fair. 4gilic.: best heavy
fair to good 7isa9c.; dicks. 5@6c Cows and
calves s25@e5.oO per head Best hogs &C.;
light hogs, S,a@s&c.: sows and stays. 5dl7hc.;
best sheep. ihGoc.: fair TO good, 3hI4hc !;
common to fair, e15q3c.; best lambs. 6Ia9ic. !;
common to fair. 4i4G6c.
New York. October s-Beeves-Feeline
steady Calves. s1.io; feeling steady. Sheep
and Lambs-Steady. Sheep. s3.5Og5.00; lambs
S.l5@I50. uogs-Feeing weak
Chicago H.. October Is.-HoEs-steady TO
&C. lower Bulk of sales, sIs5Is.3o. cattle
Slow and steady. Beeves, sG.s0I955; cows
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. ~ c.. October 1s-Spirits Tur-
2eniinensteady at S9l5c.; receipts IL casks
iRSosinm-.steady Mt $3.50; receipts rs barrels.
Iar--Firm ut 1920; receipts 10 barrels Crude
barrels. l' $500 $3.50
Savannah Ga. October 17.-Tprpentine-
flrm at 4oNc.; sales 17a casks: receipts Go
casks; shipments 1924 casks; stock Is. 2o9 casks
Rosin-Firm; sales l.6S0 barrels; receipts l. 757
barrels; shipments SIS barrels; stock l53 9Sa
barrels. Quote: b, S3.50@357h
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DRY GOODS A1ARKEr

New York. October 1s.-Cotton goods mar
kets and yarns were steadier to-day. Fancy
uTess goods continued active for fall and
spring. Burlaps were easier Fancy wors,
eos IN mems wear were firmer.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT

New orleans. October Is.-This week the
cotton market saw what appeared to be the
finish OF tho wide reaction after the long
continued advance OF the early fall. and
the beginning OF a new bull movement. At
tho end OF tho week 1t was sruInored that
prominent local traders had left for New
York. and this was taken to be significant
in connection with Developments concern
Inc tho spot positioh in the future market.
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LOCAL MAnKEr QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants Richmond, Va)
Richmond. Va. October Is. 1913
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MAIKET.
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SPOT cotton quiet; middling upiands 1880;
miadiing gulf. i4.05.

cotton quie,: n,iddlnr liSO; gross re.
cipts 5ls6 hales. stock, 1870 bales; export
Ccastwisc. S.Si5 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts
~ iis bales. export 10 Great Britain. 2i755
b%iesi "a France l0,5i1 bales. 10 tho Cont.
hont $50 bales: TO Mexico, 1000 bales.
stock ti6, sJG bales.
Consolidated. AT al ports Net receipts
~ htlos. oSport Ia Great Britain, 2i,755
h"ies 20 France. l0,5t7 hules; to tho Cont
merit so go bales; 10 Mexico 100 bales.
|olH3 since September | a. al ,oDts--Nct
receiptsi s3g9.75I bales. export toMGreat
hT!tain. t5s.lSi bales: 10 France. 90 a6sAales:
| I" the Continent, 1871 baiea. TO Japan 2il56
| balehi 20 Mexico. G,7sS ba!es.
Sew Orleans. October is,--Thc cotton mar
| He! mo y pteaoy enough urdertono To-Day.
| HnN NHctuntions were nervous within yn,hcr
| lhliew limits owing "a conflicting intltl-
| shcaI. Wpother news waH with the m;,rloi
out 'yery hulbq brought out heavy rsaiizinp
R s"les ironi lhe long lido. jas, rs every break
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Si1S5c. No. . spring, siGS5c corn-No. 2.
6Sl5s9c. No. white. 6SMM62c.; No. . yellow,
6Si4NG9hc Oats-No. white. 40,ac.; stand
ard 3Si5m3aihc
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore. Nd, October 1S.--Wheat-Firm-
err spot, No. red. seize. spot. No. red
western, s9Ac. Oats-Steadier; standard
white. 4fl.c. Rye-Easier: No. l western
domestic. 1lH7lc.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IL Nav York
Sales. stocks.

Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
2l.10o Amalgamated Copper
Am. Ayr. Chem, com
goo Amer. Beet Sugar. com !.
22,lo0 American Can
S'So0 American Can. pfd.
zoo Amer, Car. and Fdry
american Cotton Oil
amer: Hide .and"Lea., pr.
American Linseef oil -.
2V0 american Locomotive
49, Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
SUI american Smelling
On, american Snuff. com
200 American Sugar
1000 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
soo american Tobacco. com.
500 Anaconda Copper
1000 Atchison
zoo Atlantic Coast Line
a. G: /. of Connecticut. I.
400 baltimore and Ohio
bethlehem Steel Co, com
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
900 british Amer. lob. Co..
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
2o9 Central Leather. com !.
e'voo San3dian Pacific. .......
100 California Petroleum :.
Chicago Great West.
Chi. Great West, pfd.
l,SO0 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
lS5 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
90 Crucible steel. pfd.
zoo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
zoo Colorado and southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ......
100 Corn Products. com. -.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
1.400 Erie
Erie, LIST pfd
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
100 General Electric ......
Geo. w. Helme lob. Co..
600 Great Northern, pfd. 80.
100 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
500 Illinois Central
ZOO Intcrboro-Met ......
500 Interboro- Met, pfd. -.
Int. Harvester. com. -.
200 Int. Mer. Marine. CON-.
INT. PAPER ..............
Int. Papcr, pfd
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How stocks HIVE Fallen.
MONEY IN WHEAT

aeco Buys Puts Calls en- lo,ooo busho,,
NJ wheat. No further risk. a ,noYomen. ~,
t. From price gives you chance 20 take s,50 n
&C. s'oo.oO &c. 5000. etc. Write FOR partIS,
THE CENTRAL. STOCK & GRAIN co
Park Bldg. Cleveland. q.
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MARKET CONDITIONS
All commodities in good demand espcciall,
chickens. turkeys. ducks. butter. venls, cat
tie. hogs and hides.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-04

Senate Bill No. "a, requiring a nota
ton on tax receipts where rea! es'
tate has been sold for taxes and not
redeemed, and providing a penalty
for failure therefor, passed.
Senate Bill No. 3l5, providing for
the labelling Of meats from animals al:
fected with contagious or infectious
disease, and prescribing a penalty for
violation thereof, passed. =.
Senate Bill No. ga, establishing a
hail insurance department and max
ing the commissioner of insurance, al
so the commissioner of hail insur.
ance prescribing rules, regulations
and duties of officers and persons con-
nected herewith; prescribing how
premiums, expense, and indemnity
for losses by hail shall be paid, pass.
ed.
Senate Bill No. II, concurrent reso'
luton amending the constitution OF
the state OF North Dakota providing
for the recall of public officials by
the people, passed.
Senate Bill No. 1913, a concurrent
resolution for an amendment to the
constitution OF the state OF North
Dakota, relating to the legislative de-
partment and providing for direct
Legislation; the proposing of constl-
tutional amendments, and reference
of laws, killed.
Senate Bill No. 80, a concurrent res
olution amending the constitution OF
the state of North Dakota providing
for the initiative and referendum,
passed. tE>
Senate Bill No. 73, a concurrent
resolution amending the constitution
of the state of North Dakota provid-
ing for future amendments thereof,
passed.
Senate Bill No. 81, relating to the
selling, Offering or exposure OF seed
for sale, passed.
Senate Bill No.330, to amend Sec
ton 81 OF the Revised Codes Of 1905
for North Dakota, passed.
Senate Eli No. 1874, making an ap-
! preparation for the dairy department
OF the state of North Dakota, passed.
Senate Bill No. 1875, to provide ad.
ditional assistant dairy commission
ers, defining their duties, salaries, ex-
penses, and how same shall be paid,
passed. .
Senate Bill No. GAG, to amend and
re.enact Sections 2 and T., Chapter
1923, Session Laws Of 1911, relating to
election privileges, and giving more
time to print publicity pamphlets,
passed.
|, Senate Bill No. 1888, creating a state
highway commission, passed.
: Senate ELL No. 81, declaring the
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PROBE REPORT
IS Offered

CONTINUED from Page ~
duct such Investigation Of state Of
fees as has been conducted by the
special committees which have just
reported. The resolution was adopt.
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island situated in the Missouri river
south of the city of Williston, and
all islands that may appear in said
river within five miles of said city.
state parks, passed. H..
Senate Bill No. 223, to provide for
the creation Of d fire marshal depart
ment for the better protection and
preservation Of life and property from
fire, for the appointment of a fire
marshal, chief assistant fire marshal
and deputies, and to provide for a tax
upon fire insurance companies there
for, passed.
Senate Bill No. r, providing for the
relief of poor persons, passed.
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Lien Law IS
WITHOUT 4 VOTE

. --
Continued from rage One.)
amend It. Senator gilbert had an
amendment he wished to have attach
ed which required that foreign fire in.
surance companies doing business in
the state be taxed one quarter of one
per cent on all premiums received ana
when the ayes and nays were called
the chair announced that the ayes had
when a rising vote was counted 1t was
the rising vote was counted it was
found that he had lost by just one
vote. Hhe bill as it finally passed calls
for q state fire marshall at n salary
OF $500 and an assistant at $500 per
year aud several other disbursements.
Hair Insurance Changed.
The,e was a bill passed during the
afternoon which places the hail inslr.
ancc department In the hands Of the
insurance commissioner instead OF in
the commissioner Of agriculture's
office. The rate is also raised from 20
to 80 cents an acre. There was m at.
tempt made on the part OF Senator
Davis to have the" rate raised to 30
cents as he claimed the state could
not pay all losses on the rate in the
bill. but after considerable argument
the amendment was voted down and
the bill passed.
Chiropractic's Recommended.
The bill which was introduced with
the idea Of legalizing the practice of
Chjropractics in the state was report
ed out from the committee with a ma
jority and minority report. The minor.
ity report was for indefinite postpone.
ment and an effort was made to have
that one adopted but without success
and the majority report for passage
was finally adopted.
State Highway Commission.
The bill which was introduced Great.
ing a state highway commission was
passed with hut little opposition. This
bill does not really mean that there
will be another commission in the
state as the commission is made up of
the governor. the state engineer and
other officials and the. are to act as
highway commissioners and are to adj
wise with the county commissioners
and others in charge Of building roads
in the state. &c
No House Bills Acted Upon.
The senate did not get to that order
OF business under which house bills
are considered and there VIII be a
large calendar for today. When recess
was taken 1t was until one o'clock this
afternoon and it is the general opinion
that there will be a. meeting tonight
and tomorrow morning and that by
| that time the business will have been
pretty we'll cleaned up.
Senate Bills Passed.
Senate Bill No. 391, relating to t:
lists made out rs ccunty auditors,
passed.
Senate Bill No. 1854, relating to aud
TORS notice Of tax sale. passed.
Senate Bill No. 29S, relating to du-
ties of the county treasurer, and the
return of tax list to the county aud
itor, passed. Il.
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IN one AfNUTE CLOG6ED N0S1RIlS Open
RE4D-COlDS and CATARRH G0-1RY THIS!

grant balm dissolyes by tho heat OF
the nostrlls; p%enetrates and heals tho
inflamed, swollen membrane which
lines the nose, head and throat;
clears the air passages: stops nasty
discharges and a feeling OF cleansisg,
soothing relief comes Immediately. ,
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nos.
trils closed, hawking and blowing. Ca
tarrh or a cold, with it's running nose,
foul mucous dropping into the throat,
and raw dryness is distressing but
truly needless.
Put your falth-just o%nce--ln "Ely's
Cream Balm" and your cold OF ca
tarrh will surely disappear.--Adv)