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MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
GorIlan.

Gorham.
Mr.. A. M. Jones. principal of Cornish
High School, is at home on short va
cation.
!. Mr.. Percy Jones, of Alton, N. H. is in
town for few days, the guest of DR.. G..
II. Ridlon.
A very enjoyable socjable under the
auspices of the First Parish church was
held at Mr.. P. j. Paine's Thursday even
ing. About $50 were present. Supper
was served. .,.
The Epworth League will give an en-
tertainment in the Methodist church
Thursday evening.
Cornish.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Representative James C.Ayer, who has
been confined to the house for the past
week with grippe, is slowly improving.
The Republicans held their caucus
Saturday. Feb. "a, in Smith & Warren
hall, and nominated the following can
didates to be supported at the annual
town meeting, to be held the first Mon
day in March:
Moderator-Leroy F. Pike.
Clerk-William r. Copp.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers
of the Poor-Howard Brackett, Daniel
Kimball and franklin Pugsley.
Treasurer-George H. Parker
Supt. School Committee-Fred B. Pike,
Howard Bracket, Joseph Weeks. Frank
lin Pugsley and John Bradley.
The village school closed last Friday
nApTv CAJTcTrsEs
The Republican caucus was largely
attended, and more interest was mani
tested than for some years. The follow
ing are the nominees:
Town Committee-F.J Leavitt, S. B.
Shepard, Edwin NJ. Hill, Thurman Smith
and A. S. Bradbury.
MODERATOR. f. Warren.
Town Clerk-R. A. Bradbury.
Observation-Disclosures, S. A. Hill. and,
FL Leavitt, 3rd, Wilbur E. Hopkinson.
observation-disclosures Tarbox.
Collector-John S.Locke.
Auditor-J. B. Eden.
School Comfy. Smith, III. Har-
graves, II. III. Locke, S. B. Shepard and G.
II. Webster.
The Democrats of Buxton nominated
at their caucus the following:
Moderator-Her l.. Milliken.
Clerk-C. H. Towle.
Selectmen-S. W. Scripner, J. II. Water
man, Andrew Palmer
Treasurer-Martin Coffin.
School Com. e. C. Carl, e. P. Elwell,
d. J. Foley, E. q. Eastman, Miles Town
send.
Collectors. E. Palmer.
Auditor-E. P. ElweIl.
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CITUATIoN wANTED-By young man
y 81. a graduate of Shaw's Business College,
in any position where he can make himself use
full is willing and not afraid to work: can give
good references. Address F. Ell. S., this office.
27-1
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Cumberland.
WEST CUMBERLAND.

WEST CUMBERLAND.
Mrs. Arson Hicks has been quite sick
at Geo MorriU's with the grippe, where
she went to help take care of Mrs. Morrill,
in her last sickness.
Mrs. E. B. Osgood spent one day of last
week with her mother, Mrs. Sewall Whit
ney.
Miss Bertha Ramsey is at work at Mr..
|. Harmon's W. Falmouth.
Ernest Hicks is home quite sick with
grippe and mumps.
Miss Mary Hulit has returned to her
home.
Schools in District No4 and 5 close
this wee!.s.
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FreepOrt.
SOUTH FREEPoRT.

Our schools closed Thursday. Feb 22nd.
Charles Craig has moved to Durham
Mrs. Foster is moving into Geo. Fogg's
house.
Capt. II. B. Townsend is building a fine
yacht
CIV Soule has been making extensive
improvements in his handsome residence.
Last Saturday was the coolest day of
the winter, the mercury staying below
zero all day.
Washington's Birthday was celebrated
here in great style by the boys with tin
horns during the day and big bonfires
at night. Many of our people gathered
at the schoolhouse in the afternoon 10
witness the closing exercises of the
grammar and primary schools, which
were very interesting and appropriate to
the day.
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CITUATION wANTED-By young man
- for teaming or jobbing. Best of references.
Address P o. Box 10, South Portland, Me.
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WANTED An experienced lady desires q
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city references. Address LOUISE, Press
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WATCH REPAIRING.

WANTED--H you have Sea Shore Property
w to purchase or sell on any part of the
Coast of Maine, from Kittery TO Eastport, mail
description, price and terms to my office. I am
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washing
ton and Chicago on this matter. HERBERT s.
DYER, Room 27, First National Bank Building.
Ia
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VNANTED-By a young lady of some ex-
w perience situation as millinel. Best of
reference given Apply to MILDRED, Box IA.
North Baldwin, Me. 16-2
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Rarpswel1.
WEST HARPSWEL

Mr.. Lindley NJ. Gatehell. who has been
i'll for some time, died Thursday morn
ing. The funeral was held Saturday at
the Baptist church. Rev. Mr.. Hacker,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Graham, from
Brunswick conducted the services.
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$4,914,725.15
W. f. COFFIN, Treasurer.
D. F. WLTTER. J Directors.
T, G. ROUNDS, Dite0'oi''
STATE OF IOWA, / GO
H0rx ON EcsI D9

STATE OF IOWA, co
COUNTY OF FOLK,
|. W E. Coffin, Treasurer of the Iowa Loan
G. Trust Company and D. F. Witter and J. G..
Rounds two of the directors of said company,
do solemnly swear that the above statement by
us subscribed is true according to our best
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day OF January, A. D., 1894,
Notary Publici in and for Polk Co., Iowa.
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North Yarmouth.
EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.


The lecture on Josephine, wife of
Napoleon" that was to have been given
by Rev Mr.. Rogers, of Auburn, Feb. IS
poned until Wednesday evening, FEB. %.
Mr.. G. g. Rolfe, of Portland. has been
spending few days in town.
Miss Lillian Cummings, of New Glou-
cester, is visiting at Mr.. G. H.Young's
Mr.. E. C. Marston, while on his way to
Portland with load of meat "got
stuckn on the Grand Trunk crossing
asfreight train. The rear part of his
sled was demolished, one hog was ground
into sausage meat, another was landed
i'm snow drift in standing position,
but as he was dressed he probably did
not mind the cold much. Mr.. Marston
and his horses were uninjured.
Standish.
The Repu blicans of Standish have
nominated the following ticket:
Clerk and Treasurer-Edward Who'll
off.
Selectmen-TobiasL Lord Jr, Joseph ".
Knight. Parker F Paine.
School Committed. Fl. Moulton,
o. San born, VS.. Thompson.
Collcetor-David N. Paine.
Auditor-John n. Rich.
Gray.
DRY MILLS.
Pomona Grange met with Gray Grange
Feb. II. Notwithstanding the bad
travelling about one hundred Changers
assem- bied in the best of spirits. After
a short forenoon session an excellent
dinner was disposed Of Then came the
ladies hour, which was listened to with
much interest. After which the follow
ing question was discussed: Resolved,
That the country and town fairs as car
ried on at the present time are detri-
mental to the farmer Brothers Cobb
and Libby of Androscoggin County were
present in the interest of the Grange
Life Insurance.
Mrs. Thomas Quint has returned from
Brunswick, where she has been visiting
her daughter.
Hollis.
The Republicans have made the fol-
lowing nominations:
Northumberland Palmer.
Selectmen - Granville H. Hanson,
Charles F. Clark, E.A. Hobson.
Treasurer-Simeon Rumery.
Colector-Preston Usher.
Clerk-Walter E. Brad bury.
School Committee-F. M. Bennett, NJ.
B Smith, I'D. Waldron.
Auditor-A. G.. Locke.
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VWANTED-Until November LIST. an unfurn-
w ished apartment of three or four rooms
on ground floor with large yard adjoining; must
be in private house and pleasant locality on
line of street cars Address QUIET, this Of
flee. gel
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NOR sALE-Admirable farm of 65 acres.
IL under excellent cultivation, IL miles from
Portland, 2 1-2 miles from station, near church.
school and P. o.. good buildings, will be sold
low and ON very easy terms. For further in
formation address BOXa 1852. Cumberland,
Mills, Me. w. 2o4
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WANTED.

WANTED-A cottage at Peaks Island for
w the summer. Address D. Give full
particulars. 26-1
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EOR SALE-Coal s kindlings. Rock maple
and yellow birch wood for open fires. Tel.
ephone 1922 j. 7. PICKETT, 50 Lincoln St
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TO LET.

TITO LET--At 1877 BRACKETT STREET, a
4 pleasant front, room with alcove, has the
sun all day, also two other desirable rooms.
23-1
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MIR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
I'VE buy cast off clothing of all descriptions
for highest cash prices. Address letters or
postal to 100 MIDDLE ST. feb1-tf
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DARTNEK WANTED-With capital ina
Il well-established business. Address L.,
this office. my14-tf
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FNyo LET-Brick house, No. Deering Place,
Il containing 10 rooms. Apply to BENZ.
SHAW, 511s Exchange street, or Fl. F. Nc
ALLISTER, No. Deering street. 6-tf
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w First Grinnell Expedition by Kane;" also
other Arctic expeditions. Address BOOK, P.
o. Box 1884, stating price. 241
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IL with small room connected. also bath
room privileges. Enquire at 6s4 CONGRESS
ST., near State. 21-1
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WANTED-Stable manure. Cash paid
w Address w. W. DAVIS, East Deering,
Me. 19tf
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WANTED-Everybod to know that the
w Saco Valley Seed Farm seeds are relia-
BILE and sure to grow. Send for catalogue to
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w and pay you cash for old rags, barrels,
iron, rubbers bottles, metals OF all kinds. II
you have any of the above please drop me q
postal. Address c. B. WISH, 16o Green
street. city. 11-1tf
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WANTED-Al persons in want of trunks or
w bags to call at E. d. REYNOLDS, 55e
and 55s Congress street, corner of Oak as we |
manufacture our goods and can therefore give |
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open ev-
anings. Ia
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The herald., 1894-09-16
A Big Dress Order.

women play odd tricks on one an
other sometimes, - said a smart Amer
lean woman the other day, "but the
queerest 1 ever heard Of was perpetrated
by one social leader in "a western city
upon another. They were rivals and
hated each other accordingly, though
outwardly they preserved the semblancc
Of pleasant relations Every chance
that either got to give dig at tho other
was eagerly seized.
"But the final and most effective
stroke, after which no calls were en-
changed was delivered by Mrs. L.
She sent out cards for grand entertain
ment and then took pains to find out
what Mrs. F., her competitor, was
going to wear. A gorgeous pink brocaded
satin was the material of Mrs. F--'s
gown, it was ascertained.
Accordingly Mrs. L., whose
husband was i'll the dry goods business,
obtained several hundred yards of ehe
same identical stuff and drapod the
walls of all the rooms on the lower floor
Of her house with it. You may imagine
the feelings of Mrs. F. on arriving
in her superb new froclS, which she ex-
pected to make sensation. Naturally
she ordered her carriage and drove away
in tears. London Tit.Bits.
The herald., 1894-09-16
LOS ANGELES LOCAL. Markets.
Grnin and MN stur..

oFnin tnu ntfst StuHss
BAnLFy- p .r GENITAL, $i.15
coeS-Per Genial tI.25.
WHEAT = Per ven,al, no. ], Sl.30; No. 2.
@l..C.
Mial FnED-- b an, per ton, sa2; shorts, SD
mixed feed (corn ana Der ,ey), per cwt t, 81 20;
cracked corn. $l 30; fe d meal, si s5 FOL ed
Da- -ev. III 20
HAY-reI i'm. Si3al6; whe,t 1880 a16:
on. Tl4ri6 aiinifa loose. $li.5e; ba ei,
parry i'roduets.
BUfrnR-Fancy creame y, 2 ID. squares, 55@
5.lac; fancy dairy 2s-oih;e quars4, 40 . A5c;
cho ce 29-our,e e kqnsrts, o584Jc.
CnEEsu-e ,lilorbIa, nail eieAm, per H.. &c;
do fnl, cream, / lie: Young America. lie: email
s ln hand, lse , y.,t rn ~ ~ a. 'r am lag ,Se;
imported Swiss 2S.N33;; ,imbdtg ,r, domestic
ii 9i5t; impor teN & s.oc.
v, g.tsb'~s.
BEANS or 100 los Lady Vashinztor. 1910
s.gsi 81, E. - '0'1-'0' lam ~ 'm ''i w-'''
Bsrrs-Per 100 lbs, 25055c.
GABsAGE-Pef i0b ib., % 175S.
Ci geoTs Per 1OJ lbs. soc.
cuUuNBsEs Ter b0x. 80 T..
t,RgAN conn or sack, JO,.
ONIONS PEI 100 lbs, % 07Jc.
TOMATOES --ter b,x, 5Ue.
iaEsSlrs--Fsr II q ib. 81.
PnrAToas-Per 100 los. ,iJ0lS0c.
TUsSIPs-Per 100 lbs, use.
rt@.h M-sts.
ca es:
sErF-First quality, 5@5lsc; do, ligh'. ~
CSC; third, 40gd,ac.
vFM-Rsnse., heavy. 4Ia@i5lsc; do, light, .
@3ls dairy. 81 ytG1c.
M rTok-4 2'go sac: spring lamb 1g!1ac-
PoRK-seto,sc.
HAMe-Rex, ocal n,oked per ID, lac; Def
ance, Ill5c: Benel.ss ~: Picnic &c.
BAcoN--Rex, bDneless b--aKfkt. lac; Deh-
anc-, 1l1sc. other grades i0A@ill1c.
DEED bEEF-sets. per b.. i41se; inside.
tia PoRk-fi III bbl. rs so hii1A
LA.p-Tierc- lvors compouu' per lb ne;
R.x. pure feaf, 914c.
saas.ty nna Egss.
PoULTRy-Psr doz.. hens. F3,51t64.50: old
roost -rs, S3 un; Young io,-rsr,, TJ.OJhf3 90;
rvl er5. SIX pH2.JO fnrkeyk. per ib.. J(nlUc:
du, ks, pr Coz, 80. C004'ue: geese, p II ad.
75c.
Edea-caafo-nia ranch, co@21c per dos;
eas,err, 1S@zoc
p-isd Frni'.
ArPLE i--Snn rred acis. per lb., S69c:
box u. per TO-, 1oGllc; evaporat ,u f.nsy,
12@i3c
sr.l .lcors-Fancy, per lb.. 9@los; choice,
reAcnss-Fancy, unpe lied, OF 1o,; peeled
125Dl3c
rnuSNs-choc,, bo yes, PER b., 8 moo; sack'
6@7c; fancy, 9Al0'
ALmoSps-Pape. shei.. re- H., 13 ni4ci soft
sheli, l1Gl2c; hard sh Il, SO BE-.
PEANUT --t,alsfHnis, r.w, p-r lh., 50n ic:
rorsted, 1@sc; ess en-, raw, oig7e; rsastea,
90.
Honey aud B,~sw,v.
HoSEy-Comb, per III. ioGl,,ac; cxtrsc,od.
5r6p.
BEIswAx-Per lb . (aa5c.
The herald., 1894-09-16
REAL EsTATn TRANSFERS.

SsTrR AZ. SeIt. ID.
G c Edwards TO Towns ni--i5ot ~. blk C.
aud lots to q, blk 2, -herInsn iracti Ti1h.
G. l. Logan et ux 10 J a on:ilh- o. pt~ ~
Cab o Road ttnct. $40.
u 4 shaw et ua to J Andfews-Und "a lot Is,
subd Me dslev tract, 800
b Il I..Irhser ct ux 90 W ~ rhct r-U - = l"ts
!. and 3, b 20, subd KS /, ~ ii j. ~. Pr
mona: $1,000.
ri pecn Ia ) G Fail eri, lots rs aud a6, blk
sS Lon Beach; S1tD).
Morrison ct nx 10 Storm, und lot
10 blk 55, . love.
i a to j hyetn. sE!4 sec -, 7 n, 10
"; psteni
Lougeifc IT $4,000.
J b 5arnins ,,t ux 10 G Hntg, lot Is, blk A,
soutn Bonnie Br .e trt; 1000
NJ Noiali et al 10 A h b iuwir, lats % anu
". Conuor sub Jdnausen tr CT; a..
D BfoatnecY Ia A y Ryder, lot -, 3 mi. 3S,
kpeiei'..ub o 10. Ro santa Ami II, rlJ0.
" l. wines, 10 q Is Growley, 10 IL, penny
tract; $50
+ kee e. ct ux 10 Pacific Lo IN Go. l,ds J o.
tc Il. ] s and % BLK l.; asa 40 45. X,
IA l,nii hil ia /; $40
! A Mst.is,n, ~ 10 - X lie -stme prep-
er ns Sh ive: i 800
CT onsnt ct nat,mE IIarg nv N \ lot g
bla O. MONIES add, Montovi taet: g O.
J PecA 10 Jon s-L Il, j.eoa.' tr.ci;
seas.
:; t'nbh ct NJ to II Gifrlrd-- ots 10 ard IL,
blk 5. Io Augsies lmpro I'm ut ,oIDp n, y
sniS,v.>iUn II b.s 80, halcock survey3
SlGOD
nett, 4 ot2 2S. y Z \. cein,t Sto.
J 'lsey ~ J f'tdwln, lots an , b'g
IS ,ia snepnr Il TO E Gi man. lot 0, blk 30
Wo't.rili tirchari tract; $50.
Erwin ct uS 'i' ~ Miiiets, W 40 feet lot
&c, BIS NJ, W l. a; Sl3uo.
S vaAkr
Dreis .-..................... .............. 20
Nominal ....-. ........--..-..,...,. ~
rotIl Il-..-..........-.,--...- ........ SlS,Olo %
The herald., 1894-09-16
Ch,caro u,.,, Marke,,.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Yheat opene very wes k
Deceu Der, wnich tlos,d yeaerdsy NJ 562s
hat beiu. the bottom sct a &c declin, sou d
moment aft.r the siart tins morrins at 56c.
oin was suif- riog from what the speculstor
call very heavy le pis OF that article ana thd
northwe reported Il Z ,nsidereDls luprtsAe in
he number vi carloads of wheat ~ Mian AapO-
s and Duntn. 1hose werr ia Ilhucnres
whi,h inaururated the wea4ne-s ia he /
nere. The fluen lions kept virtually WI hin
the range OF h6e and 5H4r The price kept
bump on SO TO- d Gem no tar flo a tbs
c. ose ard iinAl,y les "a Al 5Utd9ui Sc.
C,rn was weak ear. tnvA Hll dsy ana imp
at the clo,e. It'd d no., howeser sell lover NJ
ny tine thau il dd At the opening. May
ed ut from 5.7s q5it reroves &c 10 54l4'c1
5l3lc. broke oil IL , 81, went back again 10
$3.50 and closed at J3c bid.
Oats were quiet throughout tha entire ses-
sion. A Arm r I, cling was Io''ceab ., irfu-
nc, d by a oetter disposition 10 my Septe :
nrr ranged from 3Oisc b.d - 3 5se. roirg at
3o5sc bid, May started at I'm r., n sle3o'sc,
SOLD up to 36c and c.osed ut 99t151'sc.
The receipts of hoss at the v. DIS Ne only
9n0O but the qualltv a poo and pr.,c, from
IOc TO 15c lower than the day before. Tie
weakness OF corn aud wheat gave additiona
en-. ourag inent and The pnck' T. did he rest
The leading futures closed as 10 low
The herald., 1894-09-16
Told Family Secrets.

Bjornson, the famous Norwegian au-
thor and politician, recently published
a book, New Stories, which has sub
jected him to much criticism. One of
the stories is entitled "Absalom's Hair"
and gives to the public, it is said, tho
secrets Of q family whose name is known
to all Norway. The poet has been con-
demned by many people, but the book
is being read by every one.
The herald., 1894-09-16
~-"-~ S.-'.~-,-.

TIC other shore c-sho r.!is TO that
And leaves ne Lcrr alone, Nhcrcat
le;eh il vGln Tn / let q tear
slip down ny check. Another dear,
Howcyc-, sill IS left me at
Tho old stara. and hang my hct
Up there Until sile cS.ac. whcrezt
/ much rejoice. Ee,iraca, fear
Tho other shore.
All, me, ! talk but through my hat
When l begin TO talk like that,
And still have n doubt ard foar,
And hope presents but littlc cheer,
Yet if I'rl left I'll take for that
The other, snrc.
Detroit Free Press.
The herald., 1894-09-16
ANcrvss HERALDs sUNDAy MORNING. sEpTEnBER

His Vanished Star. by Charles Eybsr,
Ora idcos, 10 an EgrssabIe novel. Two
Strings TO His Bow, by Walter Mitchell.
has yozng rector for its hero and re-
courta tina social aT ,rs Of his parish.
Claudia HYDE, BY Frances Courten nsy
Baylor. After this book WAS ready fer
publication Hyde WAS added 10 tao tiile
to prevent confusion with a nossl by
Amanda D,uglass which 10 entitled
Claudia. These books are all in taste
fully designed cloth clyera.
The herald., 1894-09-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Days Bus!nss. an ths Sew rsrk
Sfnelr

Stack hEcNs0g
NEW YcRF, Sept. I5.--Durisg the two hours
of business on the stoce xsilHne.' tolh sonae
5000 shares changed J. auds the up wing
the iradine was almost en- nl.reiy in Cnicago gas
the>fr s lie Of which was Co.'S, deciins %
rs from yesterdays & os Dg l-rsec. ine pres :
ufe OF selling wAs heavy. and inr htr reac-
iion 10 Os' wds cir c;cd IN the Emily dealing
fne depre sion in the RIO, was ahcfibe to III )
reports cnrrent yesterday o. prospective war
NJ rates aud growing strength 81 be sipo~i
ton Oirpauy, blJ there il strong slSpiUion
mat the Iec.lne Vnk man pu ateu in thu 1titcr
est OF insiders WhD desire TO a'guife atcns ~
figures be'ow the pr waiting quosatlen Of the
recent advance. 1his view the situation
was strengthened by the good buyns at the
decline, OF which th- early lbs-es were replt-
ed. l iir STOCK cio,r strong within - ui the
highest point touched.
sugar h1cualei within range oi x. The
benfs seemed ratner Hfraid TO 20 snort OF sugar
over sunday, possibly ieetins = squeeze, OF
wllch there WIS talk on the totid
PnilAdsIphin selling dvp6ssci Banding,
vh'ch uroAc IL on A report tn ;he receivers
Won heaiaue tne nnsdJnst' "iSiDis OF the
lvhi igh Faiiry ioad; oy {. mi.iion dollars
must 4 e disposed Of be'ure .he reorganization
plan shall BE- agreed upun.
The general market became heavier In the
1nsi deali 1ss ant closed weak.
The movement in lhe shafe ma kes during
the weeS WAS Irregular. but TIE IN jorty OF ihs
ncuYs ist shows declines coBlra Il with the
hgures of asst eatnrday, va brlnr about the
only ndiabie exception. making Raln OF x.
Ilc h'ocss VIII ch show IN i'm pgoy ment are
mostly these In watch tbs transactions are
usualy limited.
Tho bend market today was ifregr ar, but
genera ~ weak rthe active issues
Government bonds were urm; state bonds
ftm.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, sept. l5.-NOney on call easy at
per cent; iast lOam 1T clot AT par cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3n5is per mt.
sterung eXchsuge-Duit, wi nrtux, bukl-
ness IN bankers bills Mt iS60e4 S6ia for de-
madd, and $i.S5it FIR 10 days
Posted rates s4. 90 sldI. ~ ana $LS7.
C0mEercinl biis-St Stia.
Silver ccttifaetes-- ~.
sAN FkANcIscO, Sept. 15.-Slghs drafts on
York per $780, l2i2e.
STEERING bills on ioa. 90 day bank.
$4SIl5
LoSDSN, Sept. 15.-Bank o; England discount
fatt, ivr cent
Consols, 102 Ole
STOCKS AND goSDs.
NEW YORK seps 15-Closng quotations
IN