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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Byrd and daugh- ter. Doris. motored to Little Rock yesterday to see tho. circus. having with them as their guest little Miss
 Madoline Bluthenthal 9-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

Miss Adele Bluthenthal, who went to Little Rock Friday for the foot Eall game, remained over for visit of a few days with her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. il. B. Solmson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wells left last night for Wyandoite. Okla. where MT Welis has land interests and where they will reside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

I mee ing of the Woman's Auxili' ary of Trinity parish will be helu Monday afternoon at .2:30 o'clock with Miss Irene Bocage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

Miss Aaurinn Wcissman. Mrs. Mil
 n &AJse. Mir. and Mrs. Roy Hant SIar ne lIant and loan Bloom wen t9 Little Rock yesterday in MT 'Hfn'n'a car. t9 take in the circus las night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

been held last night at the Hctel fm4S.
 =-A----s.----- Preparations al ell advanced for the first lance of the ason by tn ltamcny club, tc be given q, the hall of tn club Thursday evening. Noyem- her II. ant the lists are being rapid ly fiIlld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

The Ladies Temple society will meet at o'clock Monday afternoon, al the temple.
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soCIETY's CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

MONDAY-Wedding Miss Alice Ely daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ely Edward Blagden Church of the incarnation
4P.M
Ambulance Hos
pital, Ritz Carlton, P. M.
Miss Annabela Oyphan
Sherry's
Mrs William Carroll followed
the Waldorf Astoria.
TUESDAY-Dance club Plaza
of Miss Noel Johnston daughter of Mr.
Mrs Herbert Johnston, William Henry Appleton home
of the bride IS Washington Square North, P. M
Wedding daughter of Horatio NJ
Wee of this Church of the
Reconciliation Webster. Mass. 10 A. M
Wedding Wendell Strong daughter of the Rev
of Ensign Clarke Withes
U. S, N, ST. Pau's Cathedral Boston.
Mrs, William Dckerman dance for Miss Anne Jessup
Woo1n Colony Club
THURSDAYPyes members of the Spence School Society
aid class for crippled children, Plaza, evening.
Mrs Frank j. Sprague, musicale and dance Colony Club
Revolution of
La Fayette Fund Park Theatre afternoon.
FRlDAYRepn d pylets the Spence School Society Plaza
afternoon and evening.
Dance under auspices of the Paul Jones Club Della Robba
of the Vanderbilt
Mrs Charles MacVagh dance for Miss Margaret La Fargo Colony
sA IURDAYWeddng of Miss Elizabeth daughter of Mrs
William G. Park William Fl. Reeves, J, of Philadelphia
Church of the Advent, Westbury L. l., 4:3o p. NJ
Wedding of Miss Marian Van Buren,
of Mrs Nelson r. Johnson Stanley Matthews
Cleveland of this city ST. Johns Church, Washington D. c.
Wedding of Miss Evangne Hill daughter of Mrs William Hill
Harold Van Tine Madison Square Presbyterian Church
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at home from universities and hoard
ing schools Miss Motley viii not he
Introduced to sorioty before another
year.
Mrs. William Garter Dickcrman will
give a dance at the CouuN Gu" m
"Wednesday n.ght for Mis- Anne jess
sup Woodin. dtushtrr OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
William IL. WGrdiu. who was intro
duccd tu society early IN the winter.
Another dance at tho ciD1 will 10 sI~,--
on Friday night hv Mrs. Charles Mac
Neagh for Miss Margarct la Fargo,
daughter of MIR and Mrs. e. Grant
La Fargo
Mrs II Winthrop GRAY will pass
the summer i'm Newport. where sher
has leased the Alonzo Potter villa in
Rhode Island avenue.
Mn and Mrs Gcorgc t. Fahvs have
gone To tine virginia Hot Springs to
remain 4 month and shortly after re-
turning will go tn their country place
IN Locust Valley
Mrs. Frank j. Spraguc and Miss
Harriet Ford viii give musicale and
dance at the Colony club on Thursday
night
Edward y. Taller who left New
York on February 10 for san Fran
cisco via New orleans and Los An
sclcs, has visited ,hc various EXPOSE
lions of the Pacific coast. MIR. Taller.
who is now in san Francisco, hNr
ts,4tt.I .lff 80, gi a.
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zig MRS. rAePeM FA,ecA,uo

the Rev. DR. W. r. Joliffe :. Reading
BertrOn Dexter Bla -dcn, Mdunsell
Crosby. Frederic Il. Coudert. Frank Is.
iioech. Robert ELEPHANT and Howard
Taylor
Among those on the general com
mittee are Mines. John Jacob Aston
FREDERICK Foster Carey Philip NJ
Lydig. +. Burke Roche. George Rose
William +. Sheehan. William H. Bliss
Amory : Carhart. \. Wright Post.
T.. Pierrepont Perry. Charles II Sher-
rill. Ormond g Smith. Leonard NJ
Thomas. Frederick y. Dalziol. George
Jay Could. Stone Phelps. James
Brown Potter. NJ. Orme Wilson. j.
Kennedy Tod. Charles \. Van Rens-
S'lacr. \ -. T. Pratt. Allen G. Well
man. Frederic Nelson. Frederick
Pearson. L. Cooper Hewitt. ogden l..
Hammond. Edwin Thurnc jay Gould.
William &. Potter. Charles A Post.
Francis carolan and Pau Morton,
the DuChessc de- Chaulncs Princess
Pierre Trouhetskoy Miss Este d"
Wolfe Mss Louise lsc'in and Miss
hcll Guru.e. Full outfits of clothing
are sent t. needy ldi"rs. while places
are found for the unemployed.
\ dance for tho benefit of tho su-
,ci> VIII hc given under the auspices
Of the raul Jones club IN IN" Della
kuhhia room uf the Vanderbilt ON
Friday night. when the patruncsscs
VIII n,Ndo members II most II the
committees.
There VII n" repetition OF the
entertainment The thudreu'S Rev
r'I'iou.' given recently ~ the CEN
;Jry Theatre for the benefit If tho
Lafayette Fund II VII take place
al ,h" Park Theatre On Thursday al
,crnooa. The proceeds viii be de-
voted T. the fund to send comfort
KITS to- The Froncn soldiers
Childrcn uf society. MANY Of them
descendants Of distinguished persons
ui Revolutionary fame WI take part
ON jb" committee Of arrIGGem"ntS
are Mrs william NstDr CNdnlcr. Mrs
Ncwhold IT, E.y Edgar. Mrs. otto II
kah. MI, t'r.dcr'ck Y. DLlzlrl Mr..
John J. Chapman. IN, Misses Julianna
cutting Diane de, Monte ana Dorothy
Donnrliy. Richard Harding Davis.
Bon Al iiaggu and Charles - Wet
MOTE Tickets. from - cents to s..
may hr had at the Lafayette FuNd
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other members ~ the committee. in
GLIDING Mrs. II. | Cobb. Ir.. Mrs.
Everett Colby Miss Eleanor Mortimer.
Mrs. Courtlandt Nicon. Mrs. j. T..
Stevens. Miss olga Wiborg Mrs. Orme
Wilson,. Jr., Miss Carol Hartman. The
patronesses include Mrs. Charles r.
Alexander Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon. Mrs.
Lloyd :. Brice. Mrs. :. Reading Ber-
iron. Mrs. William Grcenough, Mrs. r..
Henry Hartman. Mrs A. Barton Hep
burn. Mrs. Junius Morgan. Mrs. Henry
Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. Henry W. Mum
roe. Mrs William Hamilton Russell.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlec Mrs. Whit
ney Warren. Miss Maud Wet
more. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs. Willard
straight. Mrs C. Il. sheriff. and Mis-
Whteaw Reid
Several dinners will be given IN adj
vance of. the entertainment. Among
the hostcsses will nc Mrs. John
Rogers. Mrs Robert brewster. Mrs.
John Jacob Astor. Mrs. \. j. DreXel.
Ir.. Mrs Everett Colby. Mrs Goele'
Gallatin. Mrs Gustav KISSED and Mrs
Robert Bacon.
i ne dlt hlS
Wanamaker. Mrs. T.. II Hartman.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee. Mrs. Robert
Bacon. Mrs. Juuius Morgan. Mrs.
George T. Gould and Mrs.. Willard
Straight. ',....
Young people Of society are inter
ostcd in the dance IA he given IN tho
ballroom, " the Plaza on Tuesday
night far the benefit of the Sailor
Boys club, an organization started lay
Dr. Kari Rcilaud. rector IT =.
Georges Church. Miss Christine Eos
ten. Donald g. Townsend and others
for boys working on the transa tlantic
steamers :, room has been placed
Il; the disposal Of these boys IN the
Memorial chlpel of ST George :
Church, and ,hc proceeds of the dance
VIII be devoted to q fund for the cree
ton Of Il building, which will he open
every day and evening and where the
boys can live.
Miss J4I, lama cutting. is chairman
of the dance committee, most ~ the
members Of which will wear costumes
the brig English smoOkS and the
young men sailor uniforms. Among
,hem are the Misses Marian Baldwin
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Margaret B.sseI. Nurvelle W. Browne,
katherine Burton. Cayamdl carroll.
Resell Coe. He.en T.. Damrusch, Theo-
dora Durham. Mary G. Edgar. Gladys
Erdicott, Lois Hall, Isabel Hoyt.
Eleanora Kissel. Ina kissel Mar
guret KNAPP. Gertrude Mai. Josephine
Nicoll, Dorothy Perkins Mice Pine.
Edith Pine. Elizabeth Russell Helen
Stcarns Charlotte Strong. Eleanor
Townsend and Virginia G. Townsend;
William Lawrence Boitomlpy. Charles
: Butler. Lauren Carroll. PAU Chapin.
John \. COOK. Burnham Del. Richard
:. Emmett. Mansfield Ferry. Ronald NJ.
Ferry. Chauncey Carver. Fisher Good
hue. Sidney l.. Henshaw. Harold T..
Hcrrlck. l.. coe Kerr. AriCk Mann.
Francis w. Murray .Ir.. Robert
Neescr. Ransom Noble. Chester Noyes.
Edmund Pcaslec. James &. Thornton.
Arthur Townsend. Donald g. Town
send. Oliver G. WagStaff G. Law Wa
k,ns and Francis VI Watrous
y dance VIII DEE given at On, home
81 Mrs. Graham Lusk. ., r.as; Seven
tN-ScCoud street. on Wednesday eve
lls'i- ~ y - tlI'tk N'ltfI lll'' aus ll4t'S OF
the ward committee Of the New York
lntiimary for Women and Cnildrcn.
Application for tickets Al - may be
made 80 Mrs ThIuop Wilder. $50
Madison avenue. As there are only
limited number ON sale they must be-
secured in advance, as no tickets will
he sold at the door. among the pa-
troncSScS are MINES Andrew Carucgi ..
Edward g. Henderson. samuel Lam
bert. Daniel : Lamont, william Jay
Schlcncnn, Graham i.usk. char.es l..
Tiffany. lI"nry Willard and Miss Annie
l.. Jennings.
one of the recently formed orGlul2i-
tons for relief work is the Special Re-
LIEF SOCIETY, which works to AID con
ValcSccut soldiers abroad and the un-
employed at home. This society -
affiliated with the war rcl.of CLEARING
house in PARIS ANA New York and has
il. office at 80 fi!th avenue. The
officers are Mrs William Alexander.
president Mrs. luhn \ Logan. score
tLry: Mss Luisiti Leland. assistant
secretary, and Mrs. r j oakley
Ehincland,r treasurer o. the ad-
viSory board are pr Charles !. Dana
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Major William Gouv- rncur Ram
say and Mrs Ramsay Of WI
minston. Del. have announce
the engagement of their dauah-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Gouy-rn ur
Morris Ramsay. to Van Wyck Ferris
of Garden city, l. I. Mis- Ramsay
passes good deal of her tim at
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MI s S EVA me- ADOO
PHOTO By MshkISz.

ciety was held recently at the home
OF Mrs. Charles f. Roe, 81 East Thirty
fifth street. Mrs. Roe was reelected
president of Branch /; Mrs. Leonard
Wood and Mrs. James y. Allison. vice.
presidents: Mrs. Oliver B. Brdgeman.
secretary. Mrs. NewComb G. Bar
ney. treasurer. and Mrs. Fdhus VI
Clarke, chairman. Some OF the MEM
bers present We're Mrs. Jun.us :. Nor
gan. Mrs. Henry W. Cannon. Mrs
Francis NJ. Gibson. Mrs. Henry Y.
Saunders. Mrs. George : Andrews.
Mrs Henry W. Shoemaker. Miss Ilar-
.rict Center. Mrs. Orin T.. Mitcham,
Mrs. Alfred Doty and Miss Laura
Carpenter
The garden party Of last year
netted more than 81 300 for the fund,
which >s devoted 10 the needs Of
widows of officers and enlisted men
# the United States army. The gar
den party will he held this year as
customary. At Governors Island and
late in May. but the date has no,
been settled.
Mrs. Levi r. Morton will open her
house at 99S Fifth avenue on April 90
for the benefit of the National Plant
Flower and Frui; Guild. when Mis-
Rose Zimmerman will give an illus
trated talk on My Gardens OF liei-
GUM. Spain and France" Miss
Imm erman. though an American, has
passed much of her life In ETrrpo
and it has been devoted to the m.L,ug
and studying OF gardens She has
planned ard planted many noted
gardens. and those N Belgium are
a. we'll known as any. Miss thinner
mans gardens in Spain are quite as
famous. Miss Jenny Larson. a young
Swedish soprano. viii sins some OF th"
compositions Of Miss Grace Hly.iand,
who viii accompany her.
Among the officers 1T the sud are
Mrs Morton. Mrs. James Roosevelt.
Mrs John Wood Stcwdr,. Mrs James
Speyer. Mss Lclry. Mrs. Nicholas
MURRAY Butler Dr. t.ls.n Il. l.. Gould
and Mrs. GeorSs T.. Paul Flowers
plants. fruits and fresh vegetables are
cent by the guild L. the sick poor IN
tcncments and hospitals and flowers
from social affairs If the winter are
distributed.
Mrs William carroll Rafferty, viii
rN- a theatre party for Young pco-
pile tomorrow night, afterwari talk
ng her guests for supper and dancing
Ia the Waldorf Astoria. Mr.. RAT
ferty VIII give dinner ON April i.
Mr.. and Mrs Stcuart DAVIS and
their young son, Edgar Slrulrt Davis.
. 4.
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TableauN WANTS representing pic
lures by old masters in which promi-
nent men and women Of society will
pose will he a feature of the entertain
ment to he given in the ballroom OF
the Ritz-Carlton tomorrow night for
the benefit of the American Ambu-
lance Hospital. The tab.eaux will be
posed by William NJ. Chase. assisted
by Miss Elizabeth Foster. Among
those who VII appear are Mrs. Joseph
Earle Stevens. Mrs. Jay Gould. Mrs.
Charles y. Alexander. Mrs. Court
landt Nicoll, Mrs. Dwight Collier. Mrs.
n nry j. Whigham. Miss Mary WI
borg. Miss Kathryne Steele. Miss
Marjorie Curtis Miss Eleanor Morti
mer. Miss Olga Wiborg. Miss L.conie
Burrill. VI - I'D tn Mortimer. Francis
Roche. Maurice Roche and Lawrence
: Butler
There VIII also he several special
dances. among them the Mirror
Dance" given a, the recent Junior
League entertainment. to be executed
10y Mrs Walter Stillman and her sis
ter. Miss Beatrice Pratt. who Will be
assisted 10y Lynfoid Dickinson, VIII
lam T.. Euulton. Jr. and Horace Allen
Miss Edith Mortimer and Gerald Muir
ply will do Russian dance ana Miss
Dorothy Jordan II Boston will dance
Chopin waltz and rocturne.
Several dcbutdntcs Of the season.
who will lac dressed in fancy costumes.
viii act as ushrrs and will sell pro-
.rammcs. They are The Misses Marie
G.. johnson. Harriet McCuak, Esther
Auchincloss. Theodu,a Durham. Mary
Chaplin. Louise Ioadley, .. Priscilla
Bartlett, Mary Tweed. Eleanor Keep,
Maud Coster kitty and Dolly kimball,
The Misses kimball will he costumed
as French soldiers.
After the entertainment there viii
he general dancing. for which Conrad's
orchestra will play. and supper will be
served in the main restaurant.
Tickets at 81 each may be obtained
f. IN Miss Harriet Alexander. I West
F''lty-eighth street; Mss Elsie Nicoll,
- Park avenue, Mrs. Robert l..
Bacon. $50 Park avenue. or from the
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Photo. 6yNsreesA.

headquarters az the Vanderbilt or at
the Park Theatre.
The first Of series NJ two spring
dances Will he given a, 315 Park ave-
nue. on Friday night for the benefit Of
the Union Settlement Music School.
on the dance committee are the Bar
oness Vera de Ropp. the Misses Flor
cnce Colgate. Sarah Cheney. Mary c.
Edgar. Eleanor Lockwood, Gertrude
VI ali. trlnc Sibley. Gertrude Schirmer
and Virginia Townsend.
Amateurs Of 50 ETY. are busy with
rehcarsals for the entertainment to
he given 10y the members OF Miss
Speuce's school Society in the ball
room If the Plaza on Thursday night
and on Friday afternoon and eve
ming The one act comedy "'op o Me
Thumb and musical comedy, "old
King cole 10y Charles : Morgan,
.lr. who Is conducting the rehCarsals,
viii bee given. Mrs. T. Happen Fair
child l. 10 have the principal part
iu "pd King cole" and others in
The cast vii he the Misses Louise
Freeman. Louise Batter. Gladys Fries.
Gretchen DamruSch. Dorothy Flag
Dorothy SChcnck. jeanette Flag and
CarImdi Carroll. In "Op o Me
Thumb" Miss Isabel Foote viii have
he principal role and others in the
cast viii he Mrs John F.. Russell. Jro
the Misses Eva McAdoo. Marjorie
clinton and katherine Flag Miss
Grace HullinGswurth ana Kenneth
Cnrk nave written special musical
numbers for the entertainment. in
which some songs and dances Will be
introduced 10y 'uc chorus.
Among those who have taken boxes
ate Mr. Warren l.. Dclan,, Mrs. Ed
gar Auchinclo,S Mrs. Clarence Bowen,
Mrs. Daniel :. Lamont, Mrs Harold
rrirs. Mrs Charles T.. Alexander, Mrs
/ Ebert II. Gary. Mrs william Lowe
/ Rice. MI Howard Carroll. Mrs. John
i McCor,, Mr. Willard II Straight,
/ M. Stewart l.. Woodfnri. Mrs. j..
| 7, dhuntrr Thompson Mrs samuel
sloan Mrs. William G. Butler and
| Mis- carol Hartman
The annual moetu- of the New
N"lk Hrlucu IF 'hc Amy Relief So
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MISS ISABEL EOOTe
21ofo 6y HSDeIoek Pierce

Dalhousie, the country place of her
parents, In Guyencourt, Del. Mr..
Ferris is a son If Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Patterson Ferris and is related to
many families prominent in this city.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Munson OF
Wallingford, Conn. have announced
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Marjory Jean Munson, to Rose
well Graves Rolstcn of this city. The
wedding will taxi place early next
month.
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Headquarters AT the Vanderbilt or al
the Park Theatre.
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Among the early June weddings will
be that of Miss Sarah Delano. daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano of
80 East Thlrty-sixth street, to Roland
Livingston Redmond, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gera.iyn Redmond of this city
and Tivoli, y. Y. 1t will be celebrated
on June at Steen Valetje, the coun-
try place of the brides parents. in
Barrytown, y. Y, where the wedding
of Miss Jean Delano and Prof. George
II. Edgell of Harvard took place last
June.
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Another engagement recently an
nuunccd was thai of Miss Aida Ben
ham Carson, daughter of Mrs. Thomas
L. Carson of PittsburG. Pa, To Will
lam Shepherd Dana of Mast.C, l.. l.,
and this city
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-various in
dustrial and special stocks rose to
higher levels to-day. under the lead OF
United States Steel. which made a
maximum gain OF IN points. at SIX
or within ~ OF It's record price in
1909. Steers advance occurred in the
face Of persistent opposition from the
professional element, which sold the
stock on the theory that its rise was
being used as n cloak for selling OF
other representative issues.
New records were made by Bethle-
hem Steel. which rose Z. TO 500; Stude-
baker ;, TO 10; American Steel Foun-
dries IA. TO 74ia: Willys-Overland az.
TO 25e. Virginia Iron. Coal a Coke 2.
TO 20. and United States Industrial Al
eohol Sis. to liz.
Gains OF TO points were regis
tered IN the early part OF the session
by General Motors. American Locomo-
tive, Baldwin Locomotive. Crucible
Steel. New York Airbrake. Railway
Steel Springs. Colorado Fuel and sew
ersl OF the tobacco groups.
Railway issues iapsed into dullness
after a forenoon exhibition OF strength.
Total sales amounted TO 1906. 900
shares.
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New Haven for year ended June 3oth
reports l.4es earned on stock
President Elliott says earnings show
marked Improvement but dividends can
not be considered at this time.
american Steel Foundries Co. contract
with Great Britain as announced by
100000.
Sir Edward Carson attorney general
resigns from British cabinet.
Attorney General Gregory begins suit
against united shoe Machinery Co. un-
der Clayton antitrust act.
J. G. Osgood says proposed consolida-
uon OF Colorado Coal Mining companies
exclusive OF G. +. & l. Is to reduce oper-
atinG costs.
General Electric strikers rejects Of
Ter OF S11 hour day with $50 wage In
crease.
y industrisls I1s.2s. up zO1%.
20 railroads lo2.4s, up 1.15%
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Logan q Brysa'. closing steer Letter.

NEW YORK. oct. ls.-Pronounced
strength IN steel and a renewal Of bull
ish tactics In the major portion Of the
war order issues failed 90 stimulate the
rail department which appeared 20 be
under pressure throughout the session.
large consignment OF gold recently
arrived from Europe and the impress
sion prevails that coupled herewith a
substantial amount Of American securi-
ties sent 20 this side 20 be uquidated.
At any rate. ~ was evident that bulliah
lea lership tn the carriers was lacking
and this tended 20 somewhat chilli bull
ish sentiment among those who were
recently gratlned BY the hrmncss IN
the rail list The benefits which will
accrue 20 thc Steel corporation directly
a. result % the revival iu the demand
Tor steel products from domestic SQUIRE
- and indirectly a. a consequence OF
the munltlou contracts held b. othors
should not be under-estinated and Ia IL
quite probable that the statement OF
earnings FOR the quarter will make a
highly satisfactory showing. however.
a Eoodly portion d the steel which Tcu-
rope has Nquidated among the past year
or 80 seems 90 have been wen dlstribut-
"a among the public and inasmuch a.
outsiders seem 20 have taken the indus
trial department IN It, own hands the
fluctuations % steel are relieved ~
their ordinary siFnihcsnce. usually the
course % Steel De- thought 10 signify me
attitude o. prominent market Interests.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

VIEW YORK. oct. i9.--Butter--Firm.
creamery thlgher scoring) 2ga2s &c:
hrsts 70 > q use. seconds 34a 2sc.
Eggs-lrregulnr. fresh gathered ex-
tras 80 @ 36c. extra nrsts s2Ts4r. arsSs
~ Slc. seconds 20 Va &c. nearby hsn-
merry whites me 10 fancy sou SIC. near
by hennery browns $50 zoe
Cheese-Firm. state whole rnuk fresh
nstf Whlte ami colOrcd specials 1b6
loAcs DO. average fancy ING
Lave poultry--Prices unsettled Dress-
"a duil western fresh chickens barrels
- = 1iC. fresh fowls Iced l4FfIsr,
frozen turkeys iSn22kc
Flour-stoadv
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct lS.-Bearish effects OF
the immense receipts OF wheat in the
NSortnwest were nearly Offset here to-
SunulAton OF stocks there or elsewhere
Inc ne market closed nervous, a shade TO
lvse and May at IOTAc. Corn dnisred
70 &C down. oats on Auhc and
PROVISIONS showing losses OF 40 to SIS
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations b. Q. p. sT.uniisn a o..


PANHANDLE LIN

INV YORK. Oct- werra,fIrs
paper auah per cent. sterling. 30 80
h.lls ffef. demand stG9. cabies
tll.Lf. Francs. demand bs5N: cables
80 Marks. demand klaC. catg -
t-Hc. Llrce. demand sea-. cahia9
tta- EubIcs. demand aghc. caIfrf
T. 'ar liHr silver faHc Mexican dol.
Railroad bonds strong
limo loans steady so days ~ OK
per cent? 90 days ~ GA per cent. al
months per cent
Chll money steady hlrh 2 per cent
low IT, per cent. ruling rate III. pef
cont. lnrf loan q per cont. rInrIrr hit
ID rrr cents Offered at per cent.
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FINANCIAL NOTES

The Midvale Steel ana Ordnopc. ~
IL nEurluE on one % The largest 0rfora
ever Eivsn % manufacturing concern
ln lhls country u is expected that the
contract viii be- closed shortly
Mitsouri Iarifr rs0rga rfratIor ~fan
extended stock seems 10 be- Il rure 49,
Tor a good turn.
National Ginners due tomorrow e.
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NV I|TN- U|T- T|-TIr nrrfaT -.
chance quotes load offered ffte snsit
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