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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-22

The Union Pacific is the only line running now
Pullman double drawing-room sIeepers and din
ing cars. San Francisco to Chicago, without
change, IL three and one-haf days. Ali tickets
good via Salt Lake City and Denver.
Select tourist excursions every Tuesday and
IN ursdsy in charge of managers.
Steamship tickets sale to and from all points
in Europe
For sleeping-car accommo dations and tickets
call on ID. w. Hitchcock general agent Mont
gomery street, San Francisco: r. r. Ellsworth.
agent, SlS Broadway, Oakland. CAL; OF q. F. Herr
2Z9 South Spring street. Los Angeles, Cal
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS FOR SCANDINAVIA
Direct Scandinavian Lines-Christmas Excur-
siOnS via Scandal Line.

The largest and fastest steamships In direct ser
vice between Scandinavia and America. Through
tickets to Christiania. Chrlstiansand, Gothenbnrg
Copenhagen, Stockholm, Esbjerg, Apenrade, and
all places In Sweden, Norway. Denmark Sleswig
and Finland
Round trip at reduced rates Excursions con-
Quoted by experienced inspectors For tickets
ana berths apply INN ediately TO n MYER & CO..
general agents, 401 California street. corner San
some, San Francisco
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Society Notes.

Miss Hilda Macdonald will give a matt
nee party this afternoon at her residence,
2219 Scott street.
Miss Cunningham will give a dancing
party this evening at her residence. 1889
Clay street.
The second annual party of The Frogs
will be given at California Hall this even
ing.
The Varsovienne Club will give its Sec
ond anniversary party this evening at So
cial Hall. 102 OFarrell street.
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Phillips, Rock IsIand Excursions

Leave San Francisco every w ednesday and Satur-
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In Search of Her SON

Mrs. c. Smith of Oregon City, Or. called
at police headquarters yesterday morning
and reported that her con Fred. IA years
of age. had left bis home on Friday last
and was supposed to have made his way
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
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Mrs. Laura Ormiston Chant, who has
been in this country for several months.
has sailed again for England. She spoke
the other evening in Boston on America
as Seen Through an Engishwoman's
Eyes"
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CATARRH is a constitutional and not local dis
ease and therefore be cured by local appi
cations. 1t requires constitutional remedy like
HOODS Sarsaparilla. which positively cures catarrh
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rHEEasTERN OFFICE OF THE GALL.

80 Potter building New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
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F. X. MfSCH, Manager.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

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Northern Pacific Railroad.

The rates are much lower via Portland, Ia
coma and Northern Pacific Railroad, to st.
Paul. Chicago and all Eastern points than via
any other route. I. X. Stateer, general agent
638 Market street, San Francisco.
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be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsloM's Soothing
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be sane. for he reveals no other motive
than the delight CT doing irreparable in-
Jury to costly house-furnlshings.
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NEW subscribers TO THE CALL have the
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CRYsrALLIzED ginger, 25c fb. Town.end,s /.

&REsERvED sat tickets for Dr. Dile's lee
ture on the Worlds Fair at Metropolitan Tenn
pie Thursday evening. November %, are on
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SAVE your coupons, and bring seven, consec
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NOTICE!

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WiH confer a faror by notifying this office
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SAY, GIRLS, If you want TO fool that best fellow
just ask him to give yon his package of Whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you to be excused for
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 81. 1898.
Offcial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight "Wednesday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair weather.
cooler; fresh westerly winds becoming northerly
and increasing slightly Wednesday night In force.
B. S. PAeUE, Local Forecast oficiaL
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It's Three Family Sew
ing Machines over any
and all others, the "V. S.
No: 2, -" "Oscillating Shut
tie andthe "Single Thread
Automatic Chain Stitch. "
Also on " Art Embroi-
dery,' "LaCes, =" "Cur-
tains," " Upholstery"
"Artistic Furnishings,
"Sewing and Embroi-
deries," "Tapestry Ma
chine Work and "Sew-
ing Machine Cabinets"
Also 43 First Awards on
different M achines for
Manufacturing purposes.
The Singer Manufacturing Go.
San Francisco Office,
~ POST STREET.
u.1 ~ weFr&wy
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco
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wines would cripple the industry. and the
progress that has been made in disp lacing
whisky with wine would be lost.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-30

20 the rorts was also liberal and q isexrectcd
70 - heavy next weak Large selling for
losal and southern opera o-s caused a decline
OF 10 70 u points. and there was only \ slight
reco' y toward the close. New Orleans Is
eNpc. ted 20 receive tomorrow az
least 300 bales against 283s ualeS on the
same day last week. The close here was
steady. with sales Z pei 600 bales Liver
pool declined { 10 ~ points closing easy,
with spot sales OF 10 900 tales. In MCnt hester
yarns were in buyers favor and stocks were
duh New Orleans declined ~ 70 la points
but recovered 70 some extent. Spot prices
here we're l.l6c lower, with sales OF o6s bales
for spinning. New crop &c under old, There
era markets. New Orleans sold 800 haleS.
New York, Sept 20 .-RiOrdan & Co. say OF
cotton Heavy receipts again to-day. both
at the ports ard Interior town. encourage the
bears ard oy reason OF the exhaustion OF mar
gins enforced the liquidation OF large lines
Of long cotton. Though Liverpool sent us a
sharp decline our opening was only point or
two lower the nrst sales OF January being at
s05c, but the sellers outnunbered the ufers,
and the pressure Of offerings caused fur
Their decline OF IL points, Jan aV selling
down to 1880, The tone. however. was very
feYerish, and the covering OF shorts toyether
with some Uuying for investment ac-
count. caused gradual recovery January
rising to sec reaCting to 7,94c and again raj
lying 10 Sc. The close was steady with 7.97c
was at somewhat higher pri,e s. The bears
declare that nothing can save the market but
an carly frost but many OF them were cover
ins their shorts rather eagerly this afternoon
and some were even buying for an upward
turn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-30

mand. Beef scarce and strong: family tlo ~
0si3 So estra mess 70 o Beil %. Beef
hams aull aud nrmer a. go @lsl79o riereed
eei strong and scarce city extra India mess
o0fG on Cut meats im.
picked ellies l. -; pi shoulders 5'sc.
picked hams l0t2 c Middles nominal.
g. 80. September 50 10; lctoaer g. 70: re ned
quiet and easy. continent $40 10 South
America $40 40, compound g. l2ts Pork arm
and quiet; new moss SIS ON1ssla ~. Iiutter
firm; state dairy e26o; state creamery 2sl,
G20c: western dairy t6}sQr2ic weste "a
creamery afssc q ms $500; imitation
ereamerv 1902 Mo asses 'o"eiFn nomi-
nal New Orleans open kettle good TO
choice 3 as l-eau 14le iu haaI
pt-Aed 4A0t4c. Coffee - Options arely
steady, TO % points uoHA; Ootooer $50
So epN SIS 20 spot RIO dull; No T. ls34c.
Sugar-raw, drm and dull; fair refining 3Ic;
sen. ifusais. s6' test 4: refined Arm No
8. 4sf94 IS 10 stand I'd A AsIc; "a n
M; graf b. steamer 2l(d
Chl 40. sept ss.-Tdere was very tie
trading early In wheat ald the market vas
dull. Fluctuations were weak within n range
OF &c. Shortly lefore the close however,
more activity was shown and p ICES advan ed
aoout ic; ana closed &c higher for MAJ lnd
Hc hiSher for Iecem or, Corn was only
moderately active and fluctuations covered
but = range. selling was fairly steady.
Oats we're steady. with a moderate business
transacted There was nothing new Of i'm
portanco. The speculative market for
provisions opened steady in response TO the
tirIaness In live hogs at tho yards here
was some buying OF January lard. and this
helped to sustain prices otherwise there was
no activity. During the latter part OF the
session there was praoti ally no trading.
, n iuary pork closed 7lsc higher than yester-
day January lard SO higher. January ribs
5 higher.
Chicago, Sent. 2o.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet and prices steady;
No spring wheat 661a966Xc; No 3 ring
39Aec Oats. No ,, 2sNsc Mess pork per bar
rel, Si7 Ob9s17 05 Lard per 100 pounds,
50 " ,dso p. Short rib sides, 80 32liag@ ~
Dry salted shoulders S7IGl7 so: short
clear sides, ~ 70. Whisky 81 r..
LeAdinE fmLlreS ran al a flllnM4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-30
List of Vessels in the Port of Savannah
Savannah, Sept 20, 1893.
STEAMSHIPS.

Savannah. Sept %, 1893.
STEAMSHIPS.
Kansas City, 1854 tons. Fisher, New York,
ldg-C G Anderson,
Ormesby Brl, 1928 tons, Marquest cid with
cotton for Bremen-J F. Minis & Co.
Inchdune Brl, 1895 tons, Watson, ldg cotton
for Bremen-J f Minis Co.
Altoona (Hrl, 1905 tons Ayers. ldg cotton for
Barcelona and Genoa f Minis g. Co.
Tncharren lBrl- Mcdonald, ldg cotton for
Europe-J f. Minis & Co.
Tafna lBrl, 1851 tons, Harris, dis pyrites--
Danish Prince Bril- 1912 tons, Biggs. ldg cot
ton for erranean-Strachan q Co.
Craigmore LBrl, 1853 tons, Parry ldg cotton
for Bremen-Strachan & Co.
Wsstwater [Brl. 1si3 tons, Stephens, ldg cot
ton for Liverpool Wilder & Co.
Miguel NJ PiIillos Lspl, 2l79 tons elsa, ldg
Slingsby [Br, 20el tons, Robinson, ldg cotton
for Observation-Disclosures s. Barnard.
Eleven steamships.
Telefon [Norl, 1i35 tons, Petersen, Queens
town, dis-Paterson, Downing Co.
One ship.
Aurora, o25 tons, Koss, ldg naval stores for
Europe-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Marlannina [Norl, 400 tons, Asterlta, ldg naval
stores for Europe-Chr G Dahl s. Co.
Linden Norl, $50 tons, Aanonsen Rotterdam.
ashore at qIarantine-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Loyal Norl, 700 tons Gregersen, Hamburg,
ashore at Quarantine-Chr Dahl & Co.
GiuseppinA r [Itall, $50 tons, Castellano,
Europe, at quarantlne-Chr G Dahl Co.
Alba lItall, 500 tons, Mortalo, ldg naval
stores for Yenice-Chr g Dahl & Co.
Lom fNorl. San lelson, ldg naval stores for
Europe-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Stanley tNorl. 48i tons, Petersen, ldg naval
stores for Europe-Chr @ Dahl & Co,
Veneta LNorl, az tons, Petersen, ldg naval
stores for Europe Chr Dahl Il Co.
Posicdon Norl, So tons, Hansen, Europe, at
quaran tine-Chr Dahl & Co.
Lovfald [Rorl, 656 tons, Haaversen, at quar-
aDttns-Chr Dahl s. Co.
Ciampa Emilia [Itall, S64 tons Cafero, dis
ballast-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Mary ) Ames 665 tons, Knowles, old with
naval stores IT Anjer-J + Minis Co.
Onward [Norl, SO tons, Frolic, cid with naval
stores for Rotterdam-J F Minis & Co
Cortesa 'Ital, $50 tons, Vergilio, ldg naval
stores for Trieste f Minis Co.
Elma lNorl, III tons fouresen. Pernambueo,
ashore at quarantine j r Minis & Co.
Tn. .horesen lNorl, 43S tons, Salvesen, ldg
naval stores for Europe f Minis & Co.
Ore lNorl. GA tons. Ellertsen, Europe, at
quarantine-J F Minis 4 Co.
Gler fBrl. AIS tons McNutt, ldg naval stores
Tor London F Minis & Co.
Tros Nor 6S7 tons Herlofson, at quarantine
j F Minis & Co.
Mexico lBr Az tons. Moncrief. ldg naval
stores for Europe-Strachan g. Co.
Bruckley Castle 3rI, 1014 tons, Charles, Eu-
rope, at quarantine trachan & Co.
Janet Ferguson [Br, 542 tons, James, at
Ty &C. wig -Strachan Co.
Medusa lNorl, sl5 tons, Oxholm at quaran-
tine-MaSter.
Emela lPortl, 72l tons. Almeda ifR lumber
for Lis on via New York-Esteye & Co.
Augustine koODe sos tons, HILL ldg naval
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-30

iSsc Timber so-8H 90 higher than lumber
rates. To the West Indies and Wlndward.
nominal. 70 Rosario so ON IS OO % Buenos
Ayres or MOntcvideo. tl' ultl2 81. 10 Rio
Janciro. sl3 80: 70 spanish aud Mediterra-
mean ports. 81 9OGll so, 10 United kingdom
for orders, nominal for LUMBER q rs
By .Steam-To New York. s. 90; to Phila,
del9hia, s. 90; 10 Boston. s %; TO Baltimore,
Naval Stores-The market is quiet. with A
little better demand for spot vessels and
vessels to arrive Large, Cork for orders are
placed at 2s l0'ad and Is I'D medium sized 2s
lO}ad and IS 10 ID. Vessels from so tons TO
loo tons TO arrive, 2s Cd and IS Cd Cork.
OotoUer and November loading: ~outh
America rosin. 9Oc per barrel OF 80 pounds
oastwise-Stcam- to Boston, lie pcr 100 rs
sac per 100 MS spirits sSc; to Philadelphia
rostn no Per 100 rs, spirits soc; 20 Balt-
more rosin SOC spirits zoe.
Co,foa-By Steam-The market Is quiet
pr n y room offered. hates are par 100 lbs
Direct arcelonl 45c: ienoa. tSc: Havre.
46c; Bremen. 42c; Reval 5sc, Liverpool,
sc: Liverpool via New York, SOC;
timore, ssc; Havre via New Yor 55c; Reval
VIA VIA New New York York sc A@ssSGG4m
zoe: Bosto : bale Il Is; New York q bale
81 90; Philadelphia 2 bale, 81 90; Balti-
Lum 1er-Demaud. both foreign and domes.
IT,, is very quiet, and mills are generally
inquiriny for orde. s We quote; Easy sizes
SLIPS; ordinary sizes, }l20ODl6.50: dirficult
sizes, Sl3,O0125 90; flooring boards, Sl4.50A
200; shipstuhs. s1650l125.o0.
Country Produce.
Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls u air, 75c; a grown, 45355c;
y grown chickens, 401D45c q p lir; geese p
pair 90od8$1 ducks, 656b55c Market
for eggs is firm. Supply fair. country
per dozen l57917c Peanuts-Ample stock
Aav ID Fafr r,-rnf toto 9Nrs y
rs 4J.C
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follows:

Baltimore, Nd, Sept B.-Flotlr hrm
and unchanged. Wheat steady; No. red
spot 6aqk B63}ac; September 90 (96ho; mill
ing wheat, by sample 70d70&c Corn dull;
mixed spot and september 48I5c rs ed; DC.
toier 48c asked; white corn by sample 500
yellow corn by sample, b5c. Oats arm and
steady; No white western 3713TtSc; No.
mixed western 345a9lS5c Rye steady; No.
2, So. Hay firm; good 70 choice timothy
SIS 0Odsi6 co. Grain frolghts very duh and
unchanged Provisions steady and un-
changed. Butter very hrm; creamery fancy
2sm29e; fair to choice 25927o; imite lions
%3c Eggs firm, lso Sugar strong; granu-
Cincinnati, sept. ~. 49, Flour hrp: spring
patents q 0g9Sl % fancy q 2tQD so {;
family 8. 10 s 90 Wheat-No. 2 red &c;
mixed 42Ac. Oats-No. 2 mixed sec; No 2
white 800. POrk-city mess 3l7 0O1tl7 y;
clear mess sis g5asls b9 family ~ 90,
steady; shoulders & 81 short RIB side sl2 25
shert clear sides sl2 %. Butter firm.
81. Louis, Sept. 2]-Flour steady. Wheat
6.c3 D 5S o5o Corn higher ''S Sep
tember s7c; October 56Hc; December sc.
Oats hrm; September &c; October 27hc'
May si1e. Pork, standard mees eli Is; on
orders SIS SO. Lard, prime steam. % 9bc,
nominal Dry sailed meats -shoulders. N 90;
longs ard clear ribs go 90; Ehorts $40 30.
hlgh wines steady at 81 ne.
New Orleans, Sept. 29.--Sugar--open kettle,
no offerings; centrifugals 4sSo; on white
Ice; prime yellow clarified 4,5c; seconds
3i-16c Coffee strong-or ordinary 19slc; fair
204c; job lots hc higher
Rice
New York, Sept. 20.--Rice fairly active
ana arm; domestic fair 10 extra 3SG5Ac
Japan 4h61i%c.
New Orleans, Sept 29.-Rice steady; heads
sac; No. 2, nc: fair Sc; ordinary 2SSc; com
mon 2Ac.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, sept. 29.-Cotton seed oil
quiet and nominal; crude Si635o yellow
prime 391t4Oc.
New York, Sept. 20 49, Petroleum market
quiet nrm crude, in barrels, s.; Parker's
crude, in bulk, g. rs; Washingto in barrels
S. IS; Washington, in bulk. 81 70; refined
New York IS 49, refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. IS; refined Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore in bulk, 50 6OGl52 65.
Naval stores.
New York, Sept. 20.-Rosin firm: strained,
common to good, 81 IS. Turpentine steady
at -7I4028c.
Wilmington, Sept 2s.--Rosin was arm
strained at s0c; good strained &c. Spirits
turpentine QUOT and steady 2l1Ic. Tar
steady at 81 TO- Crude turpentne quiet;
hard 81 90; soft and virgin 81 so.
Charleston, Sept. %. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 241ac. Rosin nrm at 90c for good
strained.
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Charleston, Sept 2s-Arrived steamer AL
gonquin, Plat, Jacksonville, proceeded to
New York; steamer seminole, Chicester,
New York, proceeded to Jacksonville; Strath-
lyon rBrl, Gibson. Hamburg; brig II Is Hus-
sey, Hodgson, Belfast, schr Mary E Morris.
Smith Richmond
Jacksonville sept 20-Port of Punta Gorda
Entered. sept %, British steamship Somer-
Vile, Riddook. ~hinlds, England British
steamship Oakdae, Whiteman, Demerara.
Sept 25-Ameri1an schr oarsh A Fuller
Brown, Matanzas, Cuba Cleared, Sept 20,
American schr sarah A Fuller, Brown, New
Orleans.
Hyannis, Sept 27-Anchored OF Bass River,
schr Frank w Howes Brunswick for Boston.
Genoa, Sept 25-Arrived steamer Maude
[Brl, homer. Savannah via Norfolk.
Brunswick, sept 27-Arriyed. lark Jerusa-
lem lNorl Eriksen, BARBADOS. via Iyeee;
brig II H Wright. Lunt. New York; schr
Viola Reppard Leo. Boston. Cleared, brig
Atarllfo l5Dl. Morato. Barcelona. Sailed,
bark Verena NOR, Stettin,
Georgetown, SC, sept 2S- sailed, steamship
Croatan. Hansen, New York.
Beaufort, SC. Sept % arrived. at Port
Royal, British steamship Lochmore from
Liverpool, sailed, steamship Magda, for
United Kingdom
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-30

Liverpool, Sept. 29.-The sales OF the week
were 81 900 bales-American 50 900 bales; trade
takings, including forwarded from ship side
to spinners g. 900 bales; actual exports 1900
bales total imports 5000 bales-AmeriCan
II 900 bales total stock ,034 900 1ales-Amer-
lean 7S4 900 bales; total anoat 40 600 bales
American 10000 bales; spectators took 600
bales: exporters took 400 bales.
New York, sept, 29.-Weekly net receipts
10 bales; gross Il, 915 bales; exports to Great
Britain 2,7O6 bales, to the continents 007 bales,
to France 80 bales; forwarded 1899 bales:
sales 305 bales spinners 4, l05 bales
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were q 62s bales; exports to
Great Britain ,523 bales TO the continent
10 al bales; to France none, stock 416 1852
bales
Total net receipts at all the ports for the
week ending to day were 16l l9l nales;
exports, to Great Britain p 1895 bales, to
France 9S35 bales, to the continent "a 400
bales
Total net receipts since Sept. /: $40 290
bales exports, to Great Britain &C. 154 bales
to France II ~ bales, TO the continent 57,362
ba1eS
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MOVEMENT oF COTTON At INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week
euuiue Nenl p. 1888, and the stock on hand
tohlent' and Tor the same time last wear
Week ending -eDt 20 lSQ3 49,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-30

New YORK, Sept. 29.-Tho temper of specu-
lauon at the stock exchange today, was de-
cidedly bullish. Operators who claimed that
their adviceS from Washington rendered
speedy repeal of the Sherman law certain.
gave their specialtes effective support, and
we're more aggressive than for some time
past. That a NV and important elements
az work on the bull side, was clearly demon
strated ny the fact that drop of3h per cent
in Louisville and Nashville fai ed
to check the upward movement. The do line
in Louisville and Nashville was explained by
the Ofnclal announte nent that the directors
at meeting yesterday decided TO increase
the capital stock $50 900 900 to $50 900 900 for
the purpose OF providing funds for new under
tlkings which they have in view. he gen
eral market after declining Il to per cent,
developed strength and subsequently, ad-
vanced anywhere from 4 to per cent. the lat
ter in Sugar Dlstillers and Lackawanna Durig
the afternoon speculation was positively buoy
ant, and The market left off firm at a reaction
OF only 1DA per cent. from the highest.
While the prospects for a speedy repeal OF
the Sherman law is the ostensible cause in
the tmproveme 1T In values the easy state, and
the decline in sterling exchange, which rend-
ers gold shipments unlikely, have a decided
influence. New England was favora II az
fected by the decision OF the railroad com
misstoners, giving the company the right-of-
way int New York; Reading by the an
nouncement that there would be no foreclos-
uro proceedings, and D1stillcrs by the
recon mendations Of the ways and
the tax on distilled spirits. Even
Louisville and Nashville recovered 2X per
cent. from the lowest and General Electric
dropped on the resignation OF certain direc-
tors and the impending reor Eanization Of the
com pany and closed with a net gain Of I q
per cent. There was lively covering move
ment on the part OF the shorts but the lead
ing commission houses were also in receipt
of moderate buying orders for long account.
The transactions footed up 23O, 900 shares.
The closing bios we're: