THE OMAHA DAILY BHE: SATtriiDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 190fi.
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Ladies' Underwear Specials
t,mi-' t'nlon Suits In the o-lobratoO. Keysor brand.
Sw1b ribbed, in all wool. Mlk ud wool or Veeo
SiIk S2.50
.Ml Wool In ion Hull -rok"n lines that sold, tip to
$2.50. at, thr.1.0 $1.50
Ladies' All Wool YcMn nn.l PanM In grey or white.
very upp.rlal values at, parment 31.00
LadkV Wool A'onts nnd I'ants In all tdzc-s, broken
lots. remnrbahlA
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i nin nun iienry or llgnr riccce, all rr-pu-lar
and 4xtra Hlzes. worth ll.Jo. at OH
iAdles Fleeco Lined Union Suits at 75 aud 50
I.adlrs Fleece Lined Vests and I'ohts at 50c, Z9c, 23c
"a 10
iauiiB uuuug Haunel Gowns, splendid values at !8c
ua 40 1
Lad lee' Jersey Ribbed Corset Covers, pure white, rog-
lltn. OO 1 ...
' oou Tuiues, special ai 23
Children's Wool Vests and Pants, all sizes, at, gar
ment 50
Children's Wool Union Suits, nil sizes, at Qg
Children's Fleece Lined Union Suits, special at. .49
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THE RELIABLE QTOrtE.
Millinery : at. Sweeping Price Reductions
! Deep price outtin at Harden 's i always an expected happeniug at this time of the rear,
; i nn.l you'll certainly be delighted' with Saturday's showing of rare bargaiu offerings. The woman.
of refined and exclusive taste who wishes tho most artistic ana siynsn mii-
vVW linery will find it here Saturday at prices usually secured for the common-
50c SILK VEILINGS t2ic
A new line of Silk Veils, including plain and fancy mesh and
fancy dots, in black, white, gray, navy and brown, regular
t"1 10 ouc yara; all nt one price Satur- f 1
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72C
lay, choice, per yard.
. : ... 51 AlfOMOBiE VlS 49c
1.00 Automobile Veils, 49c-All colors, 3 yards in length,
the greatest assortment and best values ever offered, at'.
.Wf4V'iv' Place variety.
- Beautiful imported models, trimmed with fine ostrich plumes, A A A
.'TO $18.00 nnd $20.00 values; special Saturday at I lall
'W'f' $8.00 and $10.00 Trimmea uats Tmmnea wim long sweeping uh
VrV f&$& y i ..i . i e.. ZPV
Ay?' " 'rH A j nn The best bargains ever shown in the city. About 200 bright.
Civ'VrV; T i ."O new hats added to the already great assortment.
Special Shoe Bargains
Men's Stetson English ennmv! double sole
hand sewed shoes. li Of)
piur .,... iw
Dr. Packard's cushion sole vici kid t ff
lined $5.00 shoes for men JJ
Men's kangaroo calf full double sole lace or
congress plain toe oi4 tip bellows. fi(
tongue shoes 11
Boys' shoes, storm calf, rip nit; strong, rock .
oak soles and turn O A A
water C 11
Ladies vici kid dull top patent tip O AA
Bluchers, $3.00 shoes -CsUl
Ladies' patent colt college button 1 . JC A
welt sole shoes, $3.50 value -6V
In Men's Furnishing Goods
You'll find the most complete Hues and lowest prices at headquarters. No
matter what you want we're prepared to supply them satisfactorily.
Men's two-piece under suits, Griffon Brand Shirts have
Best Corset Styles
. Corsets, In latest models
at
'. 1-50 nd 91.00
JThe W. B. Reduso at $3.00
,12.00 811k Ribbon GIrdlos, la pink,
i blue and white, choice 08?
Drug Specials
50c
eious K.oia SOC
Rlker's Violate
Cerate
'Judnut's Marvelous Cold
Cream .
aiaivina cream t m
at 35c
Dr. Charles' Flesh
Food at TflC
Java Rice Powder
at
Hot Water Bottles,
each
Fountain Syringes
at
Beef, Wine and Iron
at
25c
50c
49c
25c
Bon Ton Corsets, in Imported Bilk
broche, comes In white only, all new-1
est models, nt 553.50'
The Nemo Figure Building Corset. I
with bust form attached, at. -S1.50 '
Other Nemo models at 13 and $350 i
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Omaha's Money-Sav-
ing meat Section
Look at these prices and you will
surely buy:
Pork Loin 10lAd
Pork Steak 1()
Spar Itibs 74
Shoulder Iloast 5Vic
Shoulder Steak &y4$
Round Steak -SlA
California Hams, No. 1
fancy 8
All kinds of Sausage, Home-made
Mince Meat, Home-made Sauerkraut.
SPECIAL SALE OF CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS.
$1.23 Bearskin Caps, Saturday, 98 $1.3. College Hats, Saturday. .98
$1.50 Infants' Bearskin Hoods, trimmed with ribbon bows and fancy stitch-
6&4.r inc-s: snecial. at . . . 75d
Titrr . i o 7 i r
Great Sale of Ladies' and Children's Garments
SATURDAY IS CHII.DUKX'S 1.V IN OUR CLOAK DE1WRTMKXT.
Several new shipments added to our already immense stock makes this week's showing
of even greater bargain interest than last week. Enequaled in variety, unexcelled in style beauty,
unmatchd in quality at the prices. About 3,000 garments to choose from Saturday.
. ' ext Children's Bearskin Coats In sizes I Iufants', children's and misses' coats,
SEE THESE HOSIERY SPECIALS
19 c
from 1 to 6 years, $4 values. SI. 95
Children's Bearskin Coats Regular
$5 values, sale price S2.95
Children's Coats In 6izes from 2 to
14 years, in mohair and plain bear
skins, fine velvets, friezes and ker
seys, plaids, checks or plain colors
about 1,100 garments in the lot
worth $5 to $7.50; choice Satur-
. day. at ...S2.98
Children's Coats In fine imported
mixtures, kerseys, astrakhans, chev
iots, etc., finely tailored and worth
up -to $10, choice S4.95
Remarkable Hour Specials
From 8 Till 10 A.
Kimonos, regular
ues
From H Till 10 a.
M. Heavy
75c val-
35
iu. Heavy
Beaver Shawls, full size, iu
brown or gray $1.50
8:80 Till 9:80 A. M. Women's
Cravenette Coats, in sizes 32,
34 and 36, great snap at
choice $1.50
From 0 TU1 10 A. M. Children's
Ladies' Maco Cotton Hose, 30c quality, with split or
white foot, special at, pair .
L,acues' liisie inreaa or 3iaco uotton nose, in plain black jr
or fancies, or cashmere, regular 30c values, at, pair. . . . .,DC
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utiles uue nose, in line gauze usie or .uaco cotton, wnn split loot AA
009 pair; mreu pair lor. , Jl V 1
Children's Pony Brand Hose In fine or heavy rib, wearing quality can- jr
, not be excelled ; at . w .... . . . . r . , ; &DC
Children's Fleeced Hose Heavy or fine ribbed, regular 25c numbers; r
1 at, pair .......... . : ; '. . . . :7. IDC
Ladies' and Children's Hose Splendid quality at 25c; special Satur-,
day at, pair I 2
Sheet Music Below Wholesale Prices
All the Latest Hits 12ic Copy. Any two Copies 25c.
Add one cent per copy postage in ordering by mail
. Vocal
Bonnets, in bearskin and silks,
all colors, 75c value, at. ..20
From 0:30 Till 10:30 Women's
o Silk Eton Jackets at.1.50
From 9:43 Till 1:45 Small lot
of ladies' Silk Suits, worth up
to 20, choice $5.00
From 10 a.m. till 12 M Women's
Wool Ctishmere Wrappers, in
red, navy and Alice blues,
worth up to $10, cholce..$l.J)5
in the verv finest quality of mate
rials and workmanship, $12.50 val
ues, sale price S7.50
Manufacturer's Sale of Women's Coals ;
Never before has such enthusias- j
tic buying crowned our eiiorts at oar-i special
gain giving
ment is crowded with delighted cus
tomers. The tremendous selling de
mands hasty delivery of the newest
creations, and every day delightful
new specials are added to our stock.
Saturday's specials will prove unusu
ally attractive.
$10.00 Coats, 48 and 50 inches long.
in handsomo fancy mixtures aud
plain colors, remarkable bargains
at $5.95
Fine Coats-Made to sell nt $18.50,
all nobbiest new styles and mate
rials, at $9.90
Coats-Worth from '$25 to $30, in
tight, semi or loose fitting styles,
checks, plaids or plain colors; sale
price $17.50
cotton, woolen or silk
fleeced, at 08c, 75c, 45c
.and ....29
Men's Wool Drawers and
Shirts, in natural gray or
camel's hair, worth up to
$5 nt $1.50, 98c aud. .75
Stiff Bosom Shirts in fancies
and plain white, also pleat
ed bosoms, worth up to $2;
Saturday special 98
Book Bargains
For Saturday Only
Henty Books, 25c values, large list of
I titles, in good bindings, spo-
cliil Saturday at, each UV
Little Men and Women series, all
titles. $1.50. edition, 07
Kvei'V dav the depart I Junior Library, fully Illustrated In
lar .juvenile books, regular $1.00
edition, special C
$1.25 ElMo Books... 59
Playing Cards at Less Than Half
Regular mce
Austen Beauties, a regular 50c Play
ing Card in telescope box.
special at LDQ
proved a winner for sev
eral years past ; every new
customer becomes a steady
customer for the Griffon
shirts they're built to fit.
YVe show a complete line
of new fall patterns, at $2,
$1.50 and 98
Men's Combination Suits,
'perfect fit guaranteed, at
$5.00 down to $1.00
Saturday Specials
10c pure linen initial handker
chiefs, each ....... 5
20c tooth brushes, each 9
50c hair brushes, each.... 25
25c celluloid combs, each. .15
$1 ladies' hand bags, each, 49
50c ladies' plaid belts, ca., 19
$1 fancy hand mirror. .. .49
50c comb and brush sets. .25
10c to 20c all silk ribbons; spe
cial Saturday, at, yard 5
50c satin pad hose supporters
at, pair 25
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
All size Cor Bits, without screws 25
Alt size Ship Augers iJS
20 D-8 Disston Saws .' . .$1.05
26 D-8 Disston Saws $1.28
28 D-8 Disston Saws $1.48
03 Bailey Iron Smooth Plane. .$1.05
054 Bailey Iron Jack Plane.. $1.49
08 Bailey Iron Pointer $3.25
85c Ratchet Brace '. 59
Special Saturday Tool Sale
$2.00 Ratchet Brace, ball bear
ing $1.49
STOVE DEPARTMENT
2-hole Laundry Stoves $2.05
11-Inch Air Tight Oak $4.49
15-inch Air Tight Oak $6.95
No. S Cook Stove, worth Ill.oO.
for ...$8.05
' lu the Laud of Dreams"
(beautiful new waltz song),
."Tako Me. Back o .Dixie,".
."How Many Girls Have You
' Told That To." "How'd You
Like to Llko a Girl Like Me."
"I Like Your Way," "I Like
'You, Too." "Wou't You Come
Over to My House," "Farewell.
My Old Kentucky," "Could You
Read My Heart," "Sonubodyt
Sighs For You," "After They
Gather the Hay," "Take Me on
the Rollers," "Good Old V. S.
A., Mid the Fields of Golden
Rod," "What's the Ube of Lov
ing If You Can't Love All the
Time."
Instrumental
"Dixie Blossom," "lola,"
"Soap Suds." "Apple Blos
soms" (beautiful reverie),
"Drifting Leaves," "Beautiful
Star of Heaven," "Echoes of
Love Waltz," "Fancy Free
Waltz." "Peaches and Cream,"
"Yanklana" (new two-step),
"Elaine" (new), "Foolishness"
(new two-step).
Special Saturday Only
Folio containing all the lat
est opera hits from "Ginger
bread Man," "Land of Nod,"
etc, only 17S regular price,
50c.
Carnations!! Roses Free
SATURDAY WILL BE OPENING DAY
IN OUR NEW CANDY DEPARTMENT
The magnificent new fouutain, dainty serving room
and handsome new fixtures in our caifdy department com
bine to make cozy nook in subway entrance to new build
ingfirst floor.
A Rose or Carnation Will Be Given FREE to Every
Customer in This Department Saturday.
HAY DEN'S, THE 0RERT UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS
Of CROURItS, BUTTER, CHS. CRACKERS, FRESH ERIHTS AND VEGETABLES
10-lb. sacks be6t pure buckwheat flour. .. ,3.
2-lb. pkg. self-rising pancake flour hC
Qt can Golden Table Syrup 9C
1-Jb. pkg. Imported Macaroni 8VJ
Jejl-O or Bromangelon, pkg 7'4?
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap 25
10 lbs. best Rolled Oatmeal -2&C
8 lbs. hand picked Navy Beans 2.C
Peanut Butter. Jar Oc
011 or Mustard Sardines, cau
Potted Meats, can 2Hf
Lea & Perrin's Sauce, bottle 23
Snlder's or Blue Label Catsup, bottle 20
4-lb. cans Walter Baker's Cocoa 20
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb '. 9
Fancy Italian Prunes, lb.. TH
Fancy Seedless Raisins, lb 7V4
Fancy Missouri Peaches, lb 12V4
Fancy Sultana Raisins, lb .15
Fancy 3-Crowu Muscatel Raisins, lb 9
TEA AND COFFEE SPECIALS
Fancy Santos Coffee, lb 15
Fancy Maraeaibo Blend Coffee, lb 174
Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb 20
Pure Apple Cider, gallon 25J
Fancy Ankola Java and Mocha, lb 23
O. G. Mocha and Java, lb 25
The finest Mandhellng Java and Arabian Coffe,
3 pounds for $1.00
BUTTER AM) CHEESE SPECIALS
Fancy Full Cream Brick or Llmberger Cheese.
pound 15
Fancy Full Cream Young America Cheese.
pound , ..15
Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese, lb
Fancy Imported Swiss Cheese, lb 33
Neufchatel Cheese, each....; -30
Sap Sago Cheese, each '. . . . .7l'i
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, lb.... 25?
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fresh Spinach, peck T
Fresh Wax or String Beans, lb 74
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips or Ruta
bagas, lb. ' l(t
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart 7
Fancy Red or White Onions, lb l'tf
6 bunches Fresh Radishes 5c
Large Grape Fruit, each 9
Fancy Wine Sap Apples, peck 20tf
Fancy Jonathan Apples, peck 25k
Italian Chestnuts, lb 12Vit
Mansfield's Greater New York Pepsin Gum
Special for Saturday, pkg .j
DJN'S JtEVlEW OF. TRADE
curat- MLfcUnnd Irsicnt tsri xenci
to iieUr.d Prodnotioi.
TARDY DELIVERY IN IRON AND STEEL
UvUill Uuilnru la Active mi Whole,
ale lllalribetloM oC Holl
tlmy Cnnda la Wri
llea.Tr.
XB'.i' YORK, Nov. .-H. G. Duu Ik Cu.'a
Wckly Review oi Trade tomorrow will
n :
Uusln?.s exprlenc-iHt iIim customary in
tttlTUlHion durum cirri Ion week, bill a mora
JriiMneiit maiding- Influence wad the In-
joluuie fiiny or (rclKDt cure ana lubur.
jjujiv nwuMrifB uro i voroly liaiiillc.iM a
t lialli.; iuius. In oilier casee tiir la
luio iiiaciiliitry bi auHO lianda cannot bo
etuird, o.Hpiie llio IiIrIi wages ottered.
Thin difllomty thraleiiH ta reduce the
lunib- r cut iiiatoi laliy. .Sewrnl atriKes aie
tir atoned uinl one railway viwu ujoue
lms mivanoed Hti- to tne extent it fl.uw,
a iiioiiuuy. Heiail tnule is well uiain
tain.d ty lower teuiperHlure In Homo erc
tlona of Ilia country and Hie full nitloy-ju-
ut of iHlxir at all point, while wliole
mile bualue3 In tioliuay goous Is ery
, htavy.
laiuy delivery etlll rausea complajnt in
Itio Iron and eteel ln1ut.iry, unpreceuenlt.il
(itHluction by th tlnmnlng mtlle failing be
hind I ha requirement of coiiaumers. Itall
way blockade! also contribute to (he dis
aiisfacUou ol parchaeoriK wlio caunot cb
tajn dellrerlea on apecltlcatlona against old
contracts, while now orders are only taken
ouwjt-tt HI 1CIIKHO niiipinonu
New lako veB.ieU Have been orderecl,
which nixaiis more buiucM9 lr platew, l
tlioush the mills are already booked Ih.
yontt the flrt quarter of next year. Stand
ard steel ruils aje, hold frteadv, but light
rails have again udvan-ed. Svenil l,n k
lpo contracia are peuiline, Including 0110
for India, yet t ho mill have bo much
buslnous on hand that thero la not the.
customary sharp competition to a't new
buslne. More artvanei s hav oe'currr d in
pig iron nnd the new ore season liuu opened
with a line of from 50 to 75 cents per ton.
I-t Interest i.t pliown In the primary
market for cotton roo;!r. jilihouKh there in
a lair voluniA of businens In pionfH. H, t
ter i-ondlttona are noted In woolen po.Mia.
Itldea ore in (food demand at steady piii-ea.
Interrupt' movement of Kialn to pi nnary
markets and the conHfriueut rentrlc i Ion of
foreign bulneH. an well as uetlvliy of
northwenteni rlwir inllln. cheeked the up
ward tendency of quotation and caused
aome reaetion. Wesiurn r-eepte of ti.Xi).
673 bu. ol wheat for the itk, eonipaied
with ,6U,ira bu. In the correapoudiDK week
lnt year, while exvit.s from all purta of
the I idled KluleH. Hour Inelmloi. iimoiiuied
to iisi,i73 bu., against l,iA'.'X..' bu. a year
ago.
KKl'OHD OP" 111 H C1.KAR1( IIOISK
Daalaeaa Tranurlrd by Aaanclated
llaaka for he Week.
NEW TTOKK. Nov. !.-The following ta
ble, compiled by Brauntreel, khow the bank
cleailng at the principal till s far tne v.eK
ended Novcralier , with I ho percentage of
Increase and decrease a compared with the
corresponding week lant year:
CITIES.
Clearing.
Inc.
Tee.
New York ...
Chicago
Ho.'ton ,.
Philadelphia,
...il,V.l,7Mi
... I! 4,047, '0
... 1D7.S50.:X..
... 143,4tj,l.
.9 .
3.2;.
3.1
( eg
fcio tio to
RIDS THE SYSTEM
OF MALARIA
Th heaUbr color of th skin is given to it by the millions of little rci
corpuscles in the blood. These are the carriers of nourishment, health ami
strength to all parts of the body in other words the very life of the
blood. When the germs of Malaria get into this vital fluid they destroy
these corpuscles and rob the blood of its rich, life-sustaining qualities, reu-
airing it thin, weak ana watery and nnable to supply the system with the
needed strength to resist disease. Then the symptoms of Malaria such as
pale, sallow complexions, weak vitality, poor appetite, deranged digestion, a
funeral "let down" condition of the system, and perhaps chills and slight
ever, show that this insidious disease is gradually affecting the entire health.
Malaria must be removed from the system through the circulation, nnd the
- toedicine to accomplish this is S. S. S. It not on.y cleanses the blood of al!
linpure, unhealthy matter, but rids the system of Malaria, and restores the
lood to a atronjr, healthy condition. S. S. S., besides removing the germs
A Malaria, builds up and gives tone and vigor to the entire system by its
tine tonic effects. Malaria is a blood disease, and S. S. S. cures it because
it is a perfect blood purifier. Book on the blood and any medical advice
ay without cUark-e, jjr SWlfT CPCCIHO CO., ATLANTA. CA.
ft. Loula 1 5.',Sf.,wr I 5-9 I
1-utsuui j 4tt,vlo,tA; 1 l.K
-ian frranciBco 4i,iin,nhi Srt.ti
Haltlmore .....! L'l..2,i7i .9
(-iiieinnali i."i,i5,i !t4.ij
'khiwuh City lis.joj.i-o! 2.v
New Oilcans I!7,il4,ti !.!)
Minniapolia :ti,il,ioO t.U
fleveianU li,...a,ti- -l.l
UmlHViile 1,
l"i t roll l-,ll.)'io j .
l.-, Angclea ll,71i,b 13.11
OJttAHA ,90J,1H 7.0,
Milwaukee lo.iAU.'-lt; b.'i.
I'rovldeneo 7.o'i-,tJJ ' 11.
Ituflalo 7,t:.'.',.'.". .8'
Itidlannpolia 7.J.H.w a.l
St. l'uul le..6.t. 17.7,
lenv.-r !,7ia.4"l! 4l.f.
Seattle M.24n,i:ii; Cl.li
Memphis 7,r.a.n7 Zi.'i
Von Worth ;.'.t''i,oHi! i l
Klehmond t.W,Mi f-4
Columbus 6,i, i:'.7
WuKhlngton &.W6.543; 6.4
St. Joseph 4. :,:; 11 .'j
Saaiinart U.iiol.tkJ'.i , lj.a
Portland. Cie V.ti.S.r.l 27V..:...
Albany ti.SVl.'Ait
Halt lAk City t.74".;..i; 7.'-'
Toledo. O 4.10e,l-'"1 ft.'.i
HoeheKier 4.4J,4"; 13.6.,
Atlanta ,119,1' 11 -J. ......
Tacoma 4.19J,in' 8.2'
Spokane, Wash. S.SRo.ij 31.4
.Hartford 4.:'M..V! 26. 7,
Nashville 3.51U.W7I l.S
Peoria S.3ia,oM I S
Ie Molnea 3.o;,l,IM'i I .4
New Haven 2.5:1. LM S.J'
t-rand Rapids Z3J4,i 4.0
Norfolk 2.sil.Kr.ii 4.6!
AuKiista, Oa S.Zl7,S7i'e I 21.4
Kprlngfleld, Mafcs l.W.7: I 7 0
Portland. Me l,97o.i;; ! 19.1
Dayton 2,1'3.2'K: 20. i
S'oux City 2.C"'7.3'4! 2.1
Kvanr villa 1.7:iS.t74: 15 S
nirmlnghain 5.122.921' i.n:
'Worcester l&S.7'oi - 7.7i ..... .
Syracuse 2.-"l. 4"7 ' 36. s!
Charlerton. 8 C ),iW.9I4' I 3.J
5I.lneoln l.S9?7t' i
Mobile 2.-M.7T7; 41.5'..,...
k-i b4.;ai s.5
JOaklarid S.i9 4"3! ......
Knoxvllle l.!.5rr' 14
Jaekionville, Via J.214.V'4( 14. 2i
Wilmington, lel S.TV.S-vi t 4!......
wiohita nuns' ia;
: Wilkesbarre 1,0 l,;;.', f..'i
Chattanoega, 1, 727! 13.1'...'...
lavenport l.X23.4,4! 8.1!
Little rb-lc i.hmh 6.'j 4 6;..,...
Kalamazoo, Mich " V .h'
Topeka 1.U4 474: 4 2
Wheeling, W. Va 1(M7.7I 29 9
Macon ' I.i97.:3' 4-.4
Snilnr,eld. Ill :. 76'. 7M 1.1
KH River 'l,?ii'i: 37. 71
HelH'-a 7-. 5 3: ! 19.2
i-eximtton I h.'vS' 6.1",!
INrto. N. l I 7.:..1 i ! C8 5
New 1e.lfurd I !, Jll 16. '
Vounar-town .1 ' 47 871' t 17.7
kron I f. ''tl 40.01
KorkfclM, I'l...........l t7.'ti2: J 9 2
redar HaIJ. Ia ! 6 4 lx
Canton. O ,.' S2i.'!i', 19 X
K'iirhmon .. 47" f"0' 14 3
i'hr, t'a....- I ; n I 17.0
I-oell I 477.7TS I T4 4
Creeiihbura. JM ' ' 4 M7. I 18
M,v,ininirton. Ill ! l4'" 7.4'
HrlntieM. O ' 4:1 r.i; ! fc 4
Oulncv. Ill ' 4-VJSm- IS.'
Mnn'fteld, 0 1 ?7! W ' 22.7
lecatur I ja J4 .:
Svux Kails. S. t 1 H3.SS1: 17. T
Jarkoonville,- 111 ,
Fremont, Neb
fS.r.ltll Uetid, lnd....
tHoiiHton
tOalvt-Mon.
Fort Wayne
Totals. U. 8
Outside N. Y. City.
ri7.o;
:M'.7
.vi.inj.
2S,715.SV,i
I7.;n.tjj(
8i5,299:.
iS.fi'.
19.4,,
15.S,
1.6.
$22,4.".5.h44!
i 1,192,5o4,1xS
11:
Moiilreul
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Hallux
Vancouver. B. C...
Quebec
Hamilton
Kt. John, N. H
Ixmdoii. hit
Victoria, II. C
Caliary
Total. Canada...
CANADA.
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par, sou incomplete.
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Hrault of the F.leclon Stimulate
Ilnolue In All Line.
N 10W YORK, Nov. S. Uradat reefs to
morrow IH say: "
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election, marked udvanees in wages of
railway employe, greatly Improved collec
tions, larRe. nlllna-rn ordui., indicating:
heavy conaumpllon; Rood buslnecs on
pprlngf account, a continued ncarclty of
labor nnd record-brcukiiia; outputs of Iron
and etecl are pre-eminent features of the
week.
Weather conditions, except In portions of
the iiorthwem, hav been quite favorable;
retail trade has been active, reorder busi
ness from Joblx-rs has been laracr than
ordinary, nnd wholesalers reixirt heavy or
ders booked for pprina; delivery. As for
a long time 4ad, however, complaints of
Klow deliveries, on order are almost unl
vcruiil, cotton, dry guods, lumber, coal,
iron and fctccl dealers all compiaininR. Car
congeadon explains some of thlx, nnd with
present price of grain accounts for slow
movement from the farms, but scarcity of
labor la reported largely responsible for
the backward deliveries' of dry goods.
Advlcea as to collections are more uni
formly (food than at any previous time
tint Reason and the early advices point
to Mocks of goods being well broaon, de
spite fears that prospective hlRh prices
may havo caused some speculative over
buying:, Industry presents as active an appour
ane us ever and lalnir is gettins hlah re
turna, an example of this being anorded
by 1111 advance of 10 per cent in wages by
a numlwr of leading railways. All In all,
the ultuatloti is one, of Immense activity
und of eagerness, despite tho fact that
prices or staples generally snow advancing
tendencies aud index numbers are at tho
highest point for at least twenty year,
loirgo orders for steel ears are on the
maraet and locomotives tufa being ordered
freely.
'i'hfre la a rather more buoyant tone
In the ehoe trade. Ketatl trade Is better,
manufacturers selling- direct to that branch
reporting good reorders.
The iioaitlon of manufactured textiles
was apparently never stronger than it Is
at pii bent. Cotton goods have tiee.n quiet
over election, but not so much because of
uncertainty a because an goods mat can
be secured iu the next few months have
been auld.
Cottou continued the rapid decline of last
week and up to Thursday had lost 110
points from the high point in the late rise,
though still 45 point aliove the low point
touched late In December. Very large
movements and good weather reports were
t. e impelling forces.
Hales of wool are smaller at Boston, but
till above the normal. Large transactions
of the laat three weeks have cleaned up
supplies well and dealers get what they
a more readily.
Woolen goods trade reports are more fa
vorable, eapeclally for fine yarn varieties,
and come mills are running nights mi
beovy weight goods.
Business failuies In the I nlted States for
the week ending November 8 number 146.
atiulnxt 163 laat wewk, 166 In the like week
of IjuG, lot In 19ot, UpO In 19u3 and 06 In
1'2.
Canadian fa, lures for the week number
28, us agalnat a last week and 30 In this
e-k a year ago.
Wheat. Incluuing Tour, exports from the
lulled Slates and Canada for the weoJt
ending November 8 aggregated 4 1'.5.S11 bu.,
agnliifct 4.4!C974 bu. laet week, 8,632 4Jo bu.
this week 1..-1 year, 1.4.4.276 bu. In 19i,4 and
&.4J r,46 bu. in 1:(1. For the laet nineteen
week of tlie tiscal year th exports are
66.7'.',2V) bu., agaliiHt S675B.&6 bu. la l'.6.
lo.'-m.ii bu. in IJ04 and 112,4C2,Uil bu. ui
1901.
OFFICIAL COUNT REQUIRED
Hew York Still Uncertain as to Elcotion
of Lieutenant OoTtrnor,
CHANDLER'S CHANCES ARE LESS BRIGHT
Kanaa still Claimed by Iloth Parties,
bat llrsolt Will Be Delermlneal
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Made.
NEW YORK, Nov, .-LaUst Returns
from all sections of tbe state Indicate that
the official count will be necessary to de
termine whether M. Linn Bruce, republi
can, or Lewis Btuyvesant Chsraller, demo
cratic and Independence league candidate,
wa elected lieutenant governor last Tues
day. With incomplete and partially esti
mated returns from every county In ths
state Chandler's possible plurality has been
cut down to 67L '
Both Mill Claim Kana.
TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. 9. At noon today
republican state Chairman Crummer still
claimed the re-election of Governor E. W.
Iloch by a plurality of 1,600 over W. A.
Harris, democrat, and Democratic Chair
man Ryan at the same hour said: "I do
not concede the election of Mr. Hoch. It
will tako the official count to determine tbe
matter. It will not vary cither way 2,000
votes, and to my mind Harris stunds ua
good a show to get these as Hoch. Re
turns from 100 counties out of tho 105 In
the state, received by the republican head
quarters show a plurality of 3,531 for Hoch.
The official canvass was begun today. It
probably will not be finished until tomorrow.
'liver for Coinage,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Tbe director-of
the mint today purchased 100,000 ounces, of
sliver for delivery at Denver at 71.(27, rents
per flue ounce.,
A. B. Hubermann, only western diamond
Importer, P. E. cor. 13: u aud Douglas.
Merger Halt l omlnan '
BT. IXT.'I8. Nov. 9 The hearing of tha
depositions of the defense In the ouster suit
of the state of Missouri against the Stand
ard, Waters-Ilerce and Itepublle OH com
panies was resumed today. C. L. Ackert.
general manager of the Waters-Pleroe com
pany, who was the sole witness ye trday,
was again on the witness stand today.
Read Bunday dinner bargaiu 11, It.
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fast foods dow on the market. A most delicious
breakfast dish, served hot with cream and sugar
wry nice baked witb layers of sliced apples, a little
cinnamon, sugar sod butter, served as a padding with
cream. It seem to suit tha most delicate stomach and
is altogether worth a trial by every housekeeper.
Mas. Da. O. W. Boskomttz, 140 Wet 71st St.,
New York City."
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